Hours
| Tuesday | 10:30 AM–9:30 PM |
| Wednesday | 10:30 AM–9:30 PM |
| Thursday | 10:30 AM–9:30 PM |
| Friday | 10:30 AM–9:30 PM |
| Saturday | 11:30 AM–10 PM |
| Sunday | 11:30 AM–9:30 PM |
| Monday | 10:30 AM–9:30 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 7060 Commons Plaza, Chesterfield, VA 23832
Phone: (804) 768-6928
Website: https://www.chanschinesechesterfield.com/
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Reviews
Alex Kellogg
This newly remodeled Chinese buffet is a great addition to Chesterfield. It’s a small and convenient location god great food and quality service. The area has been needing a quality buffet like this for a while and Chan’s exactly what we were hoping for. I know that my wife and I will continue visiting to get that convenient Chinese fix and I hope you do also.
… moreChandler Mitchell
Food was wet for some reason. Chow mein didn’t have noodles and was swimming in water, chicken pad pei sauce was very water down, and pineapple chicken sauce was also very watered down. Very disappointed that everything was swimming in water that made the flavor disappear.
… moreJD Everhart
Wow! This place is amazing. Now for me, when I say amazing in regards to restaurants it is normally always weighted about 75% directly towards the only reason I am there, The Food. This small place has been tucked in beside a Food Lion at a strip mall and slinging rice for over 25 YEARS! But unlike so may other oriental establishments, they have been working on the food and got it right!! But more on that in a minute.
After 25 years, it was finally time for a Make-Over. And I don’t mean just replacing the nasty peice of hanging plastic across the counter like they have at banks. Or cleaning the glass on the old washed out colored pictures of the food dishes plastered all over the walls which still leave you wondering if that green stuff is broccoli or a fuzzy catapillar. I’m talking about making a space that is honest to goodness CHILL!
Several super call-outs. The huge matching pictures on the walls immediately start to fill you will a sense of peace and being relaxed. The lighting is not overwhelming but still allows you to see what you’re eating. The truly nice touch is that even the design and color of the hanging lamp shades match the color and design of the wall pictures to multiply the atmosphere of the space. Very calming. A new addition to the dining room is the heated buffet table for their lunch crowd. The small mirrors and crushed glass diamond accenting on the buffet table also matches the front service counter. They shared great pride in their long and prosperous cultural heritage along the back wall. Very nice touch while maintaining the gravity of their history.
The Food was amazing! So, full disclosure, I make this statement based on the level of their ability to make the simplest and most fundamental item on their menu. The Fried Rice. Because rice is the foundation of most every dish served, if the fried rice sucks, so does the dish. Why would I care if your Wanton Soup is out of this world if I can’t stand your rice. In the case of this restaurant rice pays the bills, not the soup.
The rice was perfect. No hard uncooked grains or dry no-tasting cardboard that no amount of soy sauce could change. They don’t normally have bean sprouts in their fried rice but were happy to add them when I asked with no fuss or whinning. So tender that I was actuality able to taste and know I was eating INDIVIDUAL grains of rice and not a bowl of chopped straw or maybe oatmeal. And, everything about my Wife’s dish of Sesame Chicken was fantastic. Not a bunch of hard clumps of batter to cover up tiny pieces of chicken.
Great experience. Very kind and attentive server. They were closed for a month or so during the make-over but are now back and open for business. I speak blessings and abundance over them. I invite and challenge you to test my review.
And while you are doing that, ENJOY!
JD
… moreAfter 25 years, it was finally time for a Make-Over. And I don’t mean just replacing the nasty peice of hanging plastic across the counter like they have at banks. Or cleaning the glass on the old washed out colored pictures of the food dishes plastered all over the walls which still leave you wondering if that green stuff is broccoli or a fuzzy catapillar. I’m talking about making a space that is honest to goodness CHILL!
Several super call-outs. The huge matching pictures on the walls immediately start to fill you will a sense of peace and being relaxed. The lighting is not overwhelming but still allows you to see what you’re eating. The truly nice touch is that even the design and color of the hanging lamp shades match the color and design of the wall pictures to multiply the atmosphere of the space. Very calming. A new addition to the dining room is the heated buffet table for their lunch crowd. The small mirrors and crushed glass diamond accenting on the buffet table also matches the front service counter. They shared great pride in their long and prosperous cultural heritage along the back wall. Very nice touch while maintaining the gravity of their history.
The Food was amazing! So, full disclosure, I make this statement based on the level of their ability to make the simplest and most fundamental item on their menu. The Fried Rice. Because rice is the foundation of most every dish served, if the fried rice sucks, so does the dish. Why would I care if your Wanton Soup is out of this world if I can’t stand your rice. In the case of this restaurant rice pays the bills, not the soup.
The rice was perfect. No hard uncooked grains or dry no-tasting cardboard that no amount of soy sauce could change. They don’t normally have bean sprouts in their fried rice but were happy to add them when I asked with no fuss or whinning. So tender that I was actuality able to taste and know I was eating INDIVIDUAL grains of rice and not a bowl of chopped straw or maybe oatmeal. And, everything about my Wife’s dish of Sesame Chicken was fantastic. Not a bunch of hard clumps of batter to cover up tiny pieces of chicken.
Great experience. Very kind and attentive server. They were closed for a month or so during the make-over but are now back and open for business. I speak blessings and abundance over them. I invite and challenge you to test my review.
And while you are doing that, ENJOY!
JD
Lexy B (Azie)
– Hot and Sour Soup
– Crab Rangoon
– Chicken w/ mixed vegetable and shrimp fried rice
– Beef Mussamum (Yellow Curry)
The hot and sour soup was probably the best I ever had. I immediately finished it all which was great because I’m not feeling well. Everything else was pretty good as well, I just didn’t eat a lot and was saving some for my roommate.
Will be ordering again in the future. Definitely ignore the reviews and still order from here!
… more– Crab Rangoon
– Chicken w/ mixed vegetable and shrimp fried rice
– Beef Mussamum (Yellow Curry)
The hot and sour soup was probably the best I ever had. I immediately finished it all which was great because I’m not feeling well. Everything else was pretty good as well, I just didn’t eat a lot and was saving some for my roommate.
Will be ordering again in the future. Definitely ignore the reviews and still order from here!
Al Cunningham
Chan’s Garden Restaurant renovated the Restaurant recently and opened back up for dining in as well as take out. The service was excellent and food was served quickly. We had items off the Thai list, which were excellent. Highly recommend this newly opened dine in restaurant.
We ate dinner but they have an all you can eat lunch buffet Monday through Saturday.
… moreWe ate dinner but they have an all you can eat lunch buffet Monday through Saturday.
Cheryl Parker
I ordered the Mei Fun w/ Shrimp. The noodles were angel hair -vs rice noodles. Besides lettuce and carrots, there were no other veggies. Who cooks lettuce anyway? It was completely devoid of any seasoning besides salt. The shrimp were boiled not sautéed or pan-fried. I could have made this myself.
Think boiled shrimp with angel hair, lettuce, and a few carrots. Even the carrots were sub-par.
This dish wasn’t fun at all. Please do better!
… moreThink boiled shrimp with angel hair, lettuce, and a few carrots. Even the carrots were sub-par.
This dish wasn’t fun at all. Please do better!
OhMamacita
Ordered large Wonton Soup, what a rip off only had 5 mini wontons with hardly any meat, just dumplings. Broth was flavorful but will not order again.
They only have take out but you can eat inside. They seem short staffed. Friendly service.
… moreThey only have take out but you can eat inside. They seem short staffed. Friendly service.
Miss Glam
I went to try their new buffet and I was so impressed! The food was fresh and tasted amazing. My favorite was the beef and broccoli and you could tell it was real beef. I’ve found my new favorite Chinese spot
… moreJason
I tried the new buffet today . It was delicious and had everything! I’ve been a regular customer here, and the new renovation looks amazing, completely different from before. It’s truly eye catching. I’ll definitely come back again!
… moreAndrea Plumey
Ordered 2 orders of general tsos and there was absolutely no chicken in the pieces. We cut into several and it was just fat and breading. Absolutely disgusting. Will not be returning. Waste of money.
… more