Hours
| Monday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Tuesday | Closed |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Friday | 11 AM–9:30 PM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–9:30 PM |
| Sunday | 11 AM–9 PM |
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China One is a Chinese restaurant situated at 15 Starrett Dr, Belfast, ME 04915. They offer a variety of services including takeout and dine-in options.
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Reviews
Evan Elsey
Food is normally pretty good. I’ve had it many times and always enjoyed it. It’s priced well and the people who work there are always friendly. But be careful ordering chow mein. It’s not like everywhere else you’ve been. There are no noodles. None. It’s basically just a bean sprout soup. I wish they would have told me that before I ordered a large to share.
… moreElianna Bailey-Audet-Wirth
Haven’t been since I was a kid and honestly I can say its still just as good! Great customer service. Food was ready and waiting plus we got a ton of food at a reasonably cheap price. Will definitely be back soon!
… moreChuck Gendreau
The food was actually pretty good. Chicken fingers were good. Rice was pretty good. For being in the middle of nowhere maine it was overall pretty awesome and I will be going back as the only other chinese food place to go is like 45 minutes away from me. Their food reminds me on going to China Star as a teenager in Salem NH.
… moreP.Nickerson (Nickerson Renovations)
There’s no or very little chicken in the general tsos. Every piece I cut into was just a dough ball with the exception of what looked to be minced chicken if any at all.
… moreL Peterson
I love Chinese cuisine, but unfortunately the food from here is not consistent in flavor, texture, etc. And it has gotten worse. Lately the rice is dry and lacking in flavor. Sometimes the Orange/Sesame chicken has some sauce and sometimes it doesn’t. And sometimes it’s just dough with no chicken inside. A recent order of Shrimp with lobster sauce was like glue.
Not sure if it’s due to a new cook or just skimping on things. With it being the only one in town, we usually order once a week so we kept trying…..but will be saving our money and going elsewhere.
… moreNot sure if it’s due to a new cook or just skimping on things. With it being the only one in town, we usually order once a week so we kept trying…..but will be saving our money and going elsewhere.
Jackie
We went out for dinner at China One tonight. My food tasted weird and was almost cold. It didn’t even taste good. My son barely ate his meal and asked for a Happy Meal as soon as we left. It was awful, and I am never going back.
… moreMargaret Howson
I want to preface this by saying I’m not a picky eater. I have literally eaten a cows stomach sandwich, snails, etc. and not complained. But this was honestly the worst Chinese food I have ever ordered. We spent $30.00 and it would have been better and cheaper to drive the half mile to Hannafords and get frozen P.F. Changs.
Let’s start out with the service: this was the only redeeming quality. The girl at the front desk was friendly, prompt, attentive, and knowledgeable. From there this review goes downhill. The food was terrible. I legitimately don’t know how you mess up pork fried rice, but there was no flavor. The rice had about 3 tiny pieces of pork per serving, no veggies, no eggs, none of the regular accouterments you would expect from pork fried rice. Furthermore, it was flavorless. No salt, no pepper, no soy sauce, no garlic, no oil, nothing. It was bland and monotone. The general Tso’s chicken ordered by my boyfriend was over-sauced, overcooked, and over-dry. The chicken itself was tough and stringy and the sauce was overly sweet. The fried outer portion was simultaneously overcooked, soggy, and spongy. I don’t know how this was achieved. 10/10 for creativity, 0/10 for flavor. The Hunan Chicken wasn’t bad per-say, the protein wasn’t overcooked and the veggies had a good bite, but it was overly salty and overly sauced and again there were no spices. This item, on the menu, has a “spicy” pepper next to it. I taste no spice, no chilli, no garlic, no ginger. All I tasted was salt. I have low expectations for “Chinese” food in Maine, but dang did this disappoint. And don’t get me started on the crab rangoons which I honestly don’t think had any crab in them. They were cream cheese fried in won ton wrappers. And when I say fried I mean they were maybe in the frier for a minute, they were anemic and under-fried.
And for the final note, don’t bother with the fried dumplings. The dough is about 1/4- 1/3 inch thick and resembles more of a pierogi. The stuffing itself is an under-seasoned meatball shoved into a spongy ball of dough that was then fried and taken to a new realm of overcooked. The “duck sauce” was literally apple sauce. That’s it. I mean I’ve had apple sauce mixed wit something else (rice wine vinegar, dark soy sauce, etc.) at other establishments as a dipping sauce… but straight apple sauce?
I think the best part of the meal was the fortune cookie, and that wasn’t even cooked in house. I would say this meal is for the dogs, but even the dogs wouldn’t eat the General Tso’s chicken ( She’d only eat the rice, see attached pictures).
… moreLet’s start out with the service: this was the only redeeming quality. The girl at the front desk was friendly, prompt, attentive, and knowledgeable. From there this review goes downhill. The food was terrible. I legitimately don’t know how you mess up pork fried rice, but there was no flavor. The rice had about 3 tiny pieces of pork per serving, no veggies, no eggs, none of the regular accouterments you would expect from pork fried rice. Furthermore, it was flavorless. No salt, no pepper, no soy sauce, no garlic, no oil, nothing. It was bland and monotone. The general Tso’s chicken ordered by my boyfriend was over-sauced, overcooked, and over-dry. The chicken itself was tough and stringy and the sauce was overly sweet. The fried outer portion was simultaneously overcooked, soggy, and spongy. I don’t know how this was achieved. 10/10 for creativity, 0/10 for flavor. The Hunan Chicken wasn’t bad per-say, the protein wasn’t overcooked and the veggies had a good bite, but it was overly salty and overly sauced and again there were no spices. This item, on the menu, has a “spicy” pepper next to it. I taste no spice, no chilli, no garlic, no ginger. All I tasted was salt. I have low expectations for “Chinese” food in Maine, but dang did this disappoint. And don’t get me started on the crab rangoons which I honestly don’t think had any crab in them. They were cream cheese fried in won ton wrappers. And when I say fried I mean they were maybe in the frier for a minute, they were anemic and under-fried.
And for the final note, don’t bother with the fried dumplings. The dough is about 1/4- 1/3 inch thick and resembles more of a pierogi. The stuffing itself is an under-seasoned meatball shoved into a spongy ball of dough that was then fried and taken to a new realm of overcooked. The “duck sauce” was literally apple sauce. That’s it. I mean I’ve had apple sauce mixed wit something else (rice wine vinegar, dark soy sauce, etc.) at other establishments as a dipping sauce… but straight apple sauce?
I think the best part of the meal was the fortune cookie, and that wasn’t even cooked in house. I would say this meal is for the dogs, but even the dogs wouldn’t eat the General Tso’s chicken ( She’d only eat the rice, see attached pictures).
Tiffany Scavetta
I’m a bit surprised by all the negative reviews. My partner and I stopped in here for dinner hungry after an adventurous day! The hostess was so nice, patient, and laid out all the options for us. Greeted us right away. We got take out, so we went back outside to wait and all the sudden she was at the truck delivering our food to us! The food itself was pretty dang good, the value was also pretty dang good. We both agreed we’d come back in the future! Thanks for putting the cherry on top of a beautiful date day!
… moreJohn Marrows
Friendly service from the gentleman at the counter. Solid portions and wide variety from lunch and dinner menu. After ordering the food, it was ready in 5-7 minutes and met expectations of typical take-out Chinese food. About a dozen tables inside with seating and a very well kept restroom. Reccomend China One if you’re in this area.
… moreNolan Han
i don’t get the hate on this restaurant
pros
-super friendly staff
-fast service when not busy
-authentic Chinese food
cons
-there are none
if you spend $70 you get a free 2L drink which is really nice
i don’t get the hate on authentic chinese restaurants because everyone thinks chow mein is real chinese food
besides having a slightly old building, the food is awesome
for maine this is very good chinese food especially as the only place around belfast
will come again if we are back here 😀
… morepros
-super friendly staff
-fast service when not busy
-authentic Chinese food
cons
-there are none
if you spend $70 you get a free 2L drink which is really nice
i don’t get the hate on authentic chinese restaurants because everyone thinks chow mein is real chinese food
besides having a slightly old building, the food is awesome
for maine this is very good chinese food especially as the only place around belfast
will come again if we are back here 😀