Address and Contact Information
Address: 303 S Commercial St suite 11, Harrisburg, IL 62946
Phone: (618) 252-1401
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Peking Palace, 303 S Commercial St, Ste 11, Harrisburg, IL 62946, US
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Reviews
Jen C
The phone was busy every time I called, so I swung by and got my order in less than 10 min. Good quality white meat (little heavy on the sauce), great egg roll, good fried rice. I ordered the small and that was plenty! Huge portions for low price.
… moreTeedle Flex
The absolute best taiwanese food in southern Illinois hands down
… moreKassie Oxford
One of my favorite places to eat. Their sweet and sour chicken is the best I’ve ever had and so is their hot and sour soup. Plus they aren’t a buffet so you don’t feel as if the food has been sitting around all day. The food is fresh and very tasty.
… moreMatt Mcfarland
Super nice people and the food is very inexpensive especially the lunch specials. The food is ok not my favorite but it was hot and fresh and the order was right. It is cash and carry out only.
… moreErin Bacher
Our favorite chinese restaurant! We’ve been visiting Peking Palace since moving here in 2000 and always love the food and service. Since Covid, they sadly no longer offer dine-in but do still have takeout. Sometimes difficult to reach them by the phone, so we just walk in and order. Food is almost always ready in 10-15 minutes. Support your local small businesses!!
… moreJanice Shaw
3rd time I ordered the combination lo main and got no shrimp! As a matter of fact all I did see was chicken. So disappointed!
I also got the pork egg foo young and except for it being a little to salty, I was satisfied with that dish.
… moreI also got the pork egg foo young and except for it being a little to salty, I was satisfied with that dish.
Allison D
Tried for the first time last night, very disappointed. Overcooked the crab ragoon and we ordered 2 orders of them. Couldn’t eat them because they were too overcooked and hard as a rock. The rest of the food wasn’t bad, except tasted saltier than any other Chinese place we ever been at. The sweet and sour sauce was nothing but like water. Sure hope the Chinese restaurant we normally goes to opens back up soon so we can go back there.
… moreTiffany
The ABSOLUTE BEST Chinese food in Southern Illinois!!! The BEST egg drop and wonton soup!! No yellow thick fake soup here. They even make their own hot mustard! Rice is the best! It’s all good
… moreReviewer ‘58
Well, they are the only Chinese restaurant in the area?
We’re staying at Cave-In-Rock State Park and needed a run to Walmart. So we decided to pick up Chinese carryout. I wish we’d eaten Walmart fried chicken.
– Wierdest hot and sour soup ever. It was “sweet”.
– The mixed appetizer for two with eggrolls, and stuffed wontons, dumplings (fried?) and shrimp (which they were out of, so we got more wontons) came with no sauces. Who eats eggrolls without sweet sauce?
– The two meals we had were just “meh” – Beef with mixed veggies. Couldn’t tell a lot of difference between the two dishes.
– Since there’s no current menu online (only a Google listing), we had to go to the restaurant to place an order. It’s a 20 minute wait.
– 1 of the four fortune cookies had no fortune?? (I know, they get them already made, but???)
– Cash only, not noted on the front door, but a sign on the register.
– Google listing doesn’t announce this is carryout only.
So, it was nice to eat on our back deck, but the food could have been sooo much better.
… moreWe’re staying at Cave-In-Rock State Park and needed a run to Walmart. So we decided to pick up Chinese carryout. I wish we’d eaten Walmart fried chicken.
– Wierdest hot and sour soup ever. It was “sweet”.
– The mixed appetizer for two with eggrolls, and stuffed wontons, dumplings (fried?) and shrimp (which they were out of, so we got more wontons) came with no sauces. Who eats eggrolls without sweet sauce?
– The two meals we had were just “meh” – Beef with mixed veggies. Couldn’t tell a lot of difference between the two dishes.
– Since there’s no current menu online (only a Google listing), we had to go to the restaurant to place an order. It’s a 20 minute wait.
– 1 of the four fortune cookies had no fortune?? (I know, they get them already made, but???)
– Cash only, not noted on the front door, but a sign on the register.
– Google listing doesn’t announce this is carryout only.
So, it was nice to eat on our back deck, but the food could have been sooo much better.
Joshua Klingel
Unfortunately I am unable to rate my experience based on the food, which I will add looked amazing. My family and I typically order from a local shop but they are closed on Mondays, so we thought we would venture out. I located the menu online and called to order. I advised the lady who answered the phone this was my first time ordering from here and had a few questions. First, what are the portion size differences in the dinner vs the entree? Response: one is bigger than the other. I asked which one and approximate size since we order several sides, etc. Response: I don’t know the exact size, but one is bigger. After another question she responded, “Dang, I don’t know the exact size. God, Tony(??) you are going to have to handle this since he wants to know the exact ounces”, and handed the phone to someone else to take the call. He stated he was the manager and I politely stated my frustrations and let him know I would be taking my business elsewhere. #bringbackcustomerservice
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