Address and Contact Information
Address: 4218 MacCorkle Ave SE Unit A, Charleston, WV 25304
Phone: (304) 925-8839
Website: https://www.chinaonecharleston.com/
Order and Reservations
Order: Order online
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Reviews
DJ KC 305
The food was definitely great. The driver came all the way up to my room and handed me my food and they were quick. Definitely will order again when I come back in town.
… moreDaniel Todd
Was This Place a Secret?
I must have driven past China One hundreds—if not a thousand—times and never stopped. As a loyal customer of another Chinese takeout spot in town, I never had a reason to. But tonight, after a quick trip to Lowe’s (because somehow, I always need something from Lowe’s), their menu caught my eye.
At first glance, they have all the usual American Chinese favorites, but then I spotted a few dishes I’d never seen before—General Tao’s Shrimp? Double Cooked Pork? And they let you swap lo mein for rice with the dinner specials? Now we’re talking.
If you looked up “hole in the wall” in the dictionary, you’d probably see a picture of China One. From the outside, you’d never guess that behind the simple storefront is a surprisingly spacious, brightly lit dining area with just a few tables pushed up against the walls. When I walked in about 30 minutes before closing, all three staff members greeted me like I was a regular. I ordered, and 15 minutes later, I was heading out the door with a piping-hot bag of food.
Now, onto the good stuff.
The shrimp egg roll? Easily the best-prepared one I’ve had in Charleston in a long time. Not the best ever, but definitely what I’ve been missing. But the real star? The steamed dumplings. These things seem made in-house—juicy pork wrapped in a thick, chewy dumpling skin that’s got a nice bounce to it. Delicate? No. Delicious? Absolutely. And they are filling.
For my entrée, I went all in and ordered the Dragon and Phoenix (which, honestly, sounds like a slot machine). It’s half General Tso’s Chicken, half Hot and Spicy Shrimp. I subbed in Orange Chicken for the General Tso’s, and it did not disappoint. The shrimp were big and had just a mild kick, while the orange chicken was saucy, crispy, and perfect over rice.
I’ll definitely be back. And if you’ve been missing Corina from that other place that’s gone downhill, you might want to give China One a shot.
… moreI must have driven past China One hundreds—if not a thousand—times and never stopped. As a loyal customer of another Chinese takeout spot in town, I never had a reason to. But tonight, after a quick trip to Lowe’s (because somehow, I always need something from Lowe’s), their menu caught my eye.
At first glance, they have all the usual American Chinese favorites, but then I spotted a few dishes I’d never seen before—General Tao’s Shrimp? Double Cooked Pork? And they let you swap lo mein for rice with the dinner specials? Now we’re talking.
If you looked up “hole in the wall” in the dictionary, you’d probably see a picture of China One. From the outside, you’d never guess that behind the simple storefront is a surprisingly spacious, brightly lit dining area with just a few tables pushed up against the walls. When I walked in about 30 minutes before closing, all three staff members greeted me like I was a regular. I ordered, and 15 minutes later, I was heading out the door with a piping-hot bag of food.
Now, onto the good stuff.
The shrimp egg roll? Easily the best-prepared one I’ve had in Charleston in a long time. Not the best ever, but definitely what I’ve been missing. But the real star? The steamed dumplings. These things seem made in-house—juicy pork wrapped in a thick, chewy dumpling skin that’s got a nice bounce to it. Delicate? No. Delicious? Absolutely. And they are filling.
For my entrée, I went all in and ordered the Dragon and Phoenix (which, honestly, sounds like a slot machine). It’s half General Tso’s Chicken, half Hot and Spicy Shrimp. I subbed in Orange Chicken for the General Tso’s, and it did not disappoint. The shrimp were big and had just a mild kick, while the orange chicken was saucy, crispy, and perfect over rice.
I’ll definitely be back. And if you’ve been missing Corina from that other place that’s gone downhill, you might want to give China One a shot.
Jo Frost
There is nothing like hole in the wall Asian restaurant for the best food. With their small staff this take out may not always have the cleanest waiting room but the food is excellent, hot and well worth your stop.
… moreAtlantis Longbotum
Best folks around. They always remember my order when I call. Food is always hot and plentiful portions all around. Our favorite place for take out
… moreZachary Foster
This is honestly the best Chinese restaurant in Charleston. The food is always hot and fresh. The eggrolls are huge and are so good. I have no complaints from this place. This is my family’s go to from now on.
… moreB M
Recently found about this place, they are friendly toward LBGTQ2IAS+ person! The General TSO was fantastic, can’t recommend their egg rolls though, but it may have been a bad batch that day. Takes about 10-15 minutes to get your order, reasonably priced. They don’t have a lot of dine in tables, so place your order over the phone and get it to go would be our recommendation.
… moreGabriel Price
This is a pretty good place for some quick take-out. I ordered online and it was ready right when it said it would be. It is standard Chinese food. It seemed a little pricey at first but it really was a lot of food (one dinner combo can easilyfeed two people). It tasted fresh. The only thing I really wouldn’t recommend is the crab rangoon, they aren’t bad but not the best either. Overall, definitely a good place to go and get food from when you need to pick up a quick dinner.
… morechloe Hollmer
Amazing food!! Got done super quick and the service was great! My new go-to Chinese place in Charleston
… moreRuth Moore
We always order out. The hot and sour soup is the best. I also like the teriyaki sticks.The best Chinese restaurant around.
… moreAngela Johnson
I absolutely love China One, food is always fresh and hot! I could eat here everyday and never get tired of it! Sweet and sour chicken, General TSO‘s chicken, teriyaki chicken sticks, Beef lo mein are just some of my favorites to get, everyone should go give this small business a try I guarantee you will love it!
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