This place has been continuously outstanding. The food is very tasty and fresh. The staff are nice and efficient. Been here dozens of times. Favorite lunch is L8 (triple delight-- a medley of shrimp chicken and steak with nice assortment from veggies in a mice stirfry sauce. That soup and fried ride for $12.75. Fyi if you plan to make Christmas reservations you need to do it a few months in advance. Another favorite is the happy family hot plate. See pic.

Nice restaurant with generous sized portions. Service was great and server was very friendly and accommodating. The food quality was about the level of a fast casual Chinese food restaurant. Some items were a little plain while others were above average. Very nice and open inside ambiance. Can be very busy and crowded at times, but that's expected of a large restaurant during peak times. Definitely a good place to serve items family style and if you're looking for large portions for the whole family.

Been going to Chan's for years for the consistently great food. The Thai Basil fish is special as are the garlic wings! The only thing better than the food here is the kind, caring, and very professional staff. Aaron who manages the bar area makes everyone feel welcome, and treats all guests like old friends or family. Our whole family are big fans of Chan's place and would highly recommend!

Place is packed, but well worth the wait. My family ordered the Special Chowmein, General Tao's Chicken, Thai Basil fish and Mongolian beef. Everything was fantastic, especially the Chowmein, it has the classic Hong Kong style wok Hei. We ate every last bit. We will be back. Also, someone mentioned 18% gratuity added automatically is not true.

Best Chinese food I've found since leaving seattle! Sweet and sour chicken was lightly battered, hot and crispy. Some of the best I ever had. Mongolian beef was a flavor bomb and the most tender beef I've had in ages. Service was quick and attentive. Eating in and the meal comes with hot tea and choice of soup (wonton, egg drop or hot and sour). Highly recommend stopping in! Large restaurant inside too.

A very modest exterior belies a nicely decorated and clean dining area. I'm Chinese. I will not say this is the most authentic Chinese food restaurant. For most though, this is the American Chinese food that we have all grown up with and loved as comfort food. Which is probably why it is almost always busy. If you want some easily accessible Chinese food that's a few notches above Panda Express, many of the reliable go to places on the Eastside like Cafe Ori had closed in the past few years. Chan's kind of the last one standing. The hot and sour soup was a little disappointing. Very thin, just salty. Garlic wings were fresh, hot, crispy and garlicky. 2 thumbs up! Hubby grew up in Midwest so getting his favorite sesame beef that actually has beef and is crispy made him very happy. We also got mushu pork, which is nicely flavored and loaded with pork and veggies. We love Chan's and we highly recommend this place.

We stopped in for some yummy nostalgia Chinese food bc these restaurant has been here forever and never disappoints you with service, flavor or quick seating! We tried two different combos & i ordered 2 combos to go. The dumplings soup starter was definitely my fave! We were seated next to the fish tank & watched the fish race - I'm pretty sure I'm at an age that this brought the most joy .

I really have a fondness for Chan's. It's one of those old school Chinese restaurants that still has a nice ambiance to go in and sit down and enjoy your meal. We love the Po Po platter with a nice variety of appetizers complete with the flame torch to grill the meat items. The fried items are done well, not greasy and not over battered. If you indulge, the traditional Singapore Sling is one of my favorite cocktails. We have had some very good entrees such as the Happy Family. I haven't been able to find the right noodle dish for my likes, but I am happy to keep trying. The service is friendly, and you have a choice of dining room or bar seating.

We LOVE Chan's Place! We have gone twice now, once during the week and another on a Saturday. They are VERY busy on Saturdays! We had to wait about 20 minutes for a table of 4, but that was okay. Inside looks better than the outside. The outside makes it look questionable but I always say the hole-in-the-wall places are usually the best. Inside was nice, almost elegant like. They had a few salt water fish tanks for decorations which I always love a good aquarium. The food is so good. It is my new favorite Chinese restaurant-it's almost as good as my favorite place that closed about 8 years ago. I'm so happy to have found a good Chinese place! The service is good, always friendly and nice. They also have gluten free options-the menu highlights which dishes you can request GF. Which can be hard to find in Asian cuisines. Parking for Chan's can suck. It's a little awkward and it shares parking with TJ Maxx & Homegoods and other small strip mall stores next to it. If you go into it knowing the chance of parking close is slim, then you'll be ok. Ps: I highly recommend the Po Po platter appetizer!