Experience the taste of authentic Chinese cuisine in Byron Center! Offering quick delivery and convenient takeout, satisfy your cravings with our exquisite flavors. Don’t wait—place your online order now and enjoy a culinary delight from the comfort of your home!
Hours
| Tuesday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Friday | 10:30 AM–10:30 PM |
| Saturday | 10:30 AM–10:30 PM |
| Sunday | 3–9 PM |
| Monday | 11 AM–10 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 2237 84th St SW, Byron Center, MI 49315
Phone: (616) 878-0109
Website: https://www.chinakitchentogo.com/
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We have noticed to food going down hill and just kept hoping it would go back to being great, but we have decided that we’re done wasting our money here.
As of this writing, they are taking Covid seriously. They are only doing take-out, or delivery, even though they could do indoor dining. In fact, when picking up the take-out order, you will not even enter the establishment. There is a big Plexiglas barrier in the doorway that separates you from the workers inside. You communicate with an intercom system, and get your order from a drop box.
This is a family run business, which means everyone in the family works here. Such an arrangement is not that unusual among Chinese restaurants. It was a little unsettling though to have a boy taking orders and dispensing food.
The food was good, but it was surprising how much food they stuffed in those plastic bowls. I could not finish my meal in one sitting because they stuffed it with so much food. The egg rolls are HUGE!
In all, a good place to try when you are looking for some local Chinese food.
♿ Accessibility Features:
Ramp access = Yes
Wheelchair-accessible Entrance = Yes
Wheelchair-accessible Seating = No
Wheelchair-accessible Parking = Yes
First, the person on the phone was dismissive and a little rude. I was put off by it, but gave them the benefit of the doubt because sometimes, when things get busy, I understand the frustration and lack of focus on tone-of-voice. I ordered chicken pad thai with mild spice, and a pint of hot and sour soup.
I arrived to pick up my order, which was very quick and efficient. A little boy performed the transaction without any problems. When I got home to eat, the “pad thai” that I ordered was more of a drunken noodle with chicken and random vegetables, definitely not pad thai and did not taste like it at all. Granted, this is a Chinese restaurant and not a Thai restaurant, so I expected as much. Just thought I’d try it.
The food was good, I especially liked the hot and sour soup. It had more of a vinegary taste than other restaurants, which I love. But, for over almost $20 I would expect a little better. I will be trying other actual Chinese dishes here in the future, but this first experience was a little dull. It’s good if you’re hungry!