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Address: 2010 Wyoming Blvd NE, Albuquerque, NM 87112
Phone: (505) 800-8630
Website: https://selflane.com/bizs/chinshan-restaurant_albuquerque_nm
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The best Chinese restaurant in town! I hope they are not closing in Albuquerque!
Reviews
Miriam Rivera
Excellent service! Excellent food!
I have a strong appreciation for genuine Chinese cuisine. I make a deliberate effort to visit Denver or Austin to savor authentic Chinese dishes. Discovering a fantastic, flavor-rich restaurant right here in Albuquerque has left me thrilled. The service was top-notch, and the food was not only delicious but also expertly prepared. My personal favorites are the sesame beef and the chicken fried rice.
… moreI have a strong appreciation for genuine Chinese cuisine. I make a deliberate effort to visit Denver or Austin to savor authentic Chinese dishes. Discovering a fantastic, flavor-rich restaurant right here in Albuquerque has left me thrilled. The service was top-notch, and the food was not only delicious but also expertly prepared. My personal favorites are the sesame beef and the chicken fried rice.
Rosa
Today we went to Chinshan restaurant because we were craving Chinese food due to the amazing smell that comes from the restaurant you can even smell it getting out from Dollar Tree. We tried the Cashew nut pork and the maongolian beef plate and both were on very delicious, flavorful. The staff was kind and the restaurant and restrooms were pretty clean! Definitely we’ll be back!
… moreDeanna Gonzalez
The food here is great, wonderful, in fact. The rice was perfect, the food was fresh. I may order takeout, but I don’t know about eating here again. It was extremely loud even though the place is pretty small. The sounds just bounce off the walls or something and for someone with some sensory sensitivities, this place is not ideal. Our appetizers came far after the food and our rice came much later than the dishes. There was a phone behind the counter that would ring constantly at such a loud cartoony sound, but no one would ever answer it even when they were standing nearby. I have a few other complaints but the food wasn’t one of them.
… moreShelby S
Chinshan Chinese Restaurant is the best place to go for Chinese food in Albuquerque! All their food is tasty and flavorful, they have plenty of different dishes, and the service is friendly and efficient. I highly recommend Chinshan if you’re looking for good, authentic Chinese food!
… moreMandy Ramirez
First time here, this place was delicious! Everything was fresh, sauces were good, I have no complaints except the fountain drinks were a little flat.
… moreAndrey Lem
Summary: Best Chinese food in town, $10-15 a plate, friendly service.
I went to Chinshan on a pure coincidence, they were the closest place that was open on a Sunday evening.
Me and my friends were trying to decide what to eat on a Sunday evening and I wanted Chinese. I’ve never heard of Chinshan from anyone, but they were the close by and open. I can be a little critical of Chinese food, so not having any expectations, I went in thinking it was just going to be a throwaway dinner that satisfies the craving for Chinese. Good Lord was I in for a surprise!
We ordered Salt and Pepper Shrimp, Orange Chicken, Mapo Tofu, and half of a Roast Duck. (Unfortunately they didn’t have the crispy duck available)
The Salt and Pepper shrimp was crunchy, perfectly salted, and had a great flavor from the jalapeño and green onion slices sprinkled on top. I thought the shrimp heads were a little fishy, but my wife assured me I was wrong. (If you’ve never had Salt and Pepper shrimp before, it’s lightly battered whole shrimp that is then deep-fried and seasoned. Once you get your head around eating the skin, the crunch is absolutely addicting. Goes great with a brewski.)
The Orange Chicken was the best I’ve had. Chicken was cooked just right, juicy and tender. The batter felt light and very crispy at the same time. Slivers of actual orange in the sauce gave the dish a balanced tangyness that coated the chicken without making the batter soggy.
The Roasted Duck was good. I’m not a huge fan of duck (except crispy), but this one was not at all gamey and had a good flavor I would describe as a blend of Hoisin and Chinese five spice.
The Pork Mapo Tofu was my favorite dish of the evening. Good Mapo Tofu has both Sichuan peppercorn and regular pepper. This dish is meant to be spicy and ‘numbing’ which is something I haven’t experienced from other places in town (or state). Tofu was melt-in-your-mouth soft without losing shape, the pork was minced finely, and the peppers were sprinkled in just enough for a spicy flavor that anyone can handle. The Szechuan peppercorns gave a numbness that just sometimes let you know it was there without interfering with the other flavors. I would also describe the flavor of the peppercorn itself as flowery or maybe lightly herby, an interesting flavor all its own.
Give Chinshan a try, it might just be your new favorite.
TLDR:
Best Mapo Tofu and Orange Chicken in town. Big portions, delicious food.
… moreI went to Chinshan on a pure coincidence, they were the closest place that was open on a Sunday evening.
Me and my friends were trying to decide what to eat on a Sunday evening and I wanted Chinese. I’ve never heard of Chinshan from anyone, but they were the close by and open. I can be a little critical of Chinese food, so not having any expectations, I went in thinking it was just going to be a throwaway dinner that satisfies the craving for Chinese. Good Lord was I in for a surprise!
We ordered Salt and Pepper Shrimp, Orange Chicken, Mapo Tofu, and half of a Roast Duck. (Unfortunately they didn’t have the crispy duck available)
The Salt and Pepper shrimp was crunchy, perfectly salted, and had a great flavor from the jalapeño and green onion slices sprinkled on top. I thought the shrimp heads were a little fishy, but my wife assured me I was wrong. (If you’ve never had Salt and Pepper shrimp before, it’s lightly battered whole shrimp that is then deep-fried and seasoned. Once you get your head around eating the skin, the crunch is absolutely addicting. Goes great with a brewski.)
The Orange Chicken was the best I’ve had. Chicken was cooked just right, juicy and tender. The batter felt light and very crispy at the same time. Slivers of actual orange in the sauce gave the dish a balanced tangyness that coated the chicken without making the batter soggy.
The Roasted Duck was good. I’m not a huge fan of duck (except crispy), but this one was not at all gamey and had a good flavor I would describe as a blend of Hoisin and Chinese five spice.
The Pork Mapo Tofu was my favorite dish of the evening. Good Mapo Tofu has both Sichuan peppercorn and regular pepper. This dish is meant to be spicy and ‘numbing’ which is something I haven’t experienced from other places in town (or state). Tofu was melt-in-your-mouth soft without losing shape, the pork was minced finely, and the peppers were sprinkled in just enough for a spicy flavor that anyone can handle. The Szechuan peppercorns gave a numbness that just sometimes let you know it was there without interfering with the other flavors. I would also describe the flavor of the peppercorn itself as flowery or maybe lightly herby, an interesting flavor all its own.
Give Chinshan a try, it might just be your new favorite.
TLDR:
Best Mapo Tofu and Orange Chicken in town. Big portions, delicious food.
Enrique Robledo
This restaurant moved from the west side of town to the east side. Now near Menaul and Wyoming. The food freshness, taste, quality and serving size are stellar. Left the 5 star review because in all reality, although the prices are not exactly cheap (not expensive), the food is constantly consistent. We missed them when they closed down their Westside location and when we found them again the food was as expected. Nothing overly salty, or bland. The rice was good and their chile was perfectly spicy (both in oil and with vinegar). We’ve tried their Kung Pao, Orange Chicken, Garlic Chicken and some clay pot dishes as well. All excellent. Wait staff is friendly and attentive. Nice homey feel. Less than 20 tables. Best Chinese in Albuquerque for taste, quality and portion in my opinion.
… moreWendy Lynne
The best Chinese food in Albuquerque! Always tasty and the presentation is amazing. Large chunks of vegetables! And meat.
… moreRitual
Delicious homestyle tofu, the sauce was amazing. Jasmine tea, perfectly cooked rice. The staff were great and they are busy, which makes sense as the food is so good!
… moreAaron N
Chinshan Chinese sits across the parking lot of the Wal-Mart super center on Wyoming. I came in several weeks ago and nearly forgot about this place until I found a saved image of my meal on my phone. For what it’s worth, Chinshan isn’t half bad. The restaurant was slow during the entire duration of my visit. The menu features basic Chinese items at average prices. Nothing special or spectacular beyond that isn’t really available.
I had an order of the sweet and sour chicken which came served with a big pot of white rice. The portion size was certainly good, but the chicken was only so so. Not the best I’ve ever had. I was however, able to take the remainder of my meal home for dinner later on. Something I always appreciate.
With several other ample Chinese eateries locates not too far from this establishment. Chinshan isn’t a place I would rank high especially high on the must visit list. It’s a basic Chinese restaurant that offers decent food. Perhaps good for take-out if you live in the vicinity.
… moreI had an order of the sweet and sour chicken which came served with a big pot of white rice. The portion size was certainly good, but the chicken was only so so. Not the best I’ve ever had. I was however, able to take the remainder of my meal home for dinner later on. Something I always appreciate.
With several other ample Chinese eateries locates not too far from this establishment. Chinshan isn’t a place I would rank high especially high on the must visit list. It’s a basic Chinese restaurant that offers decent food. Perhaps good for take-out if you live in the vicinity.