Peter Chu’s Skyroom, located at 6751 Woodrum Circle, Suite 210 in Redding, CA, is a premier Chinese restaurant that offers an exceptional dining experience. Nestled in a charming and inviting setting, the Skyroom boasts a menu filled with authentic Chinese cuisine, prepared with fresh ingredients and traditional techniques. Guests can enjoy a wide variety of dishes, from classic favorites like General Tso’s Chicken and Sweet and Sour Pork to unique specialties crafted by the talented chefs. The restaurant’s elegant decor, combined with its warm and attentive service, makes it an ideal destination for both casual meals and special occasions
Set in the airport, this family-owned eatery serves a variety of well-known Chinese dishes & soups.
Hours
| Friday | 11 AM–2 PM, 4:30–8:30 PM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–2 PM, 4:30–8:30 PM |
| Sunday | 12–2:30 PM, 4:30–8 PM |
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | 11 AM–2 PM, 4:30–8:30 PM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–2 PM, 4:30–8:30 PM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–2 PM, 4:30–8:30 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 6751 Woodrum Cir # 210, Redding, CA 96002
Phone: (530) 222-1364
Website: https://order.mealkeyway.com/merchant/31354b7635595568425958437948614c687a327144513d3d/main
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I was flying in and sat down to order an Uber and happened to notice the sign by the elevator, and being a tiny airport in a tiny town, I was expecting a small Chinese joint, but I need to be careful not to underestimate Redding.
I walked in dragging my luggage, and almost turned around and left when I realized it was a fancy place, but it was empty enough since it just opened for dinner service I didn’t feel bad about taking a table.
I am glad I braved it!
It’s upstairs at the airport, with a view over the runway towards the forest and snowy Mt Lassen from big windows.
It’s got a nice mix of fancy diners and local colorful characters (you know who you are… 😉 ), so you will fit right in!
I wasn’t very hungry, so I just ordered some chow mein, and I am glad I didn’t order more, because it was a giant platter for the price, and now I will float well at the Hampton Inn pool tonight… Grin
I am ubering back to my helicopter hauler semi truck I left in town to go run a side quest, so I don’t want left overs this time, sadly….
I am sure I will be back, since I am sometimes in town for Bethel conferences, and I will bring friends with me.
So, JP helicopter folks, and Bethel folks, come check this place out! 😉
On a nice Saturday evening we decided to dine in at Peter Chu’s. Experience the atmosphere and see other dishes passing by 😉
We arrived around 6PM. They were pretty busy with both diners and take out.
They told us approx. 15 min wait. We decided to go into the bar area and have a drink while waiting. John, the fine, comical and friendly bartender took our drinks order. We asked if we could sit at one of the tables in the bar area.
He said, sure I’ll bring menus.
We sat at a nice table and started to peruse the menu. In the mean time, a table of 4 young men were having a good time. A few minutes later, John rolled out a cart loaded with 2 big appetizer dishes. A PuPu platter complete with small grill complete with flames!!! The other app was a large boat filled with small tasty morsels. The gents seemed to enjoy it!
As my wife and I were trying to decide what to order, one of the young men (these guys were around 30) left the table and as he passed ours, I asked him how the appetizers were.
He told us definitely get the Pu Pu Platter.
Hmm, did look good. And, we like leftovers the next day (LOL)
My wife said she wanted the Sizzling Happy Family. Me, Im flexible.
I noticed that one of the Gourmet Dinners (for 2 in our case) had the Pu Pu platter, Sizzling Happy Family, a deep fried Garlic lobster dish, soup and rice.
Score!!!!
We ordered it and waited anxiously.
The Pu Pu platter arrived first. Wow, lots of tasty appetizers all in one spot. The Teriyaki beef grilling over a flame was sweet and rich. The Paper Wrapped Chicken (our first time) was moist and delicious. The egg rolls and Fried Prawns were also excellent. IMHO, the BBQ Pork was the star. Sweet, nice flavor from the spices and perfectly cooked.
The Fried Won Ton – well, avoid as we did. Too much good food to waste on them.
We didn’t finish it – far too much for 2 people – so John brought us our first of a few take out boxes.
Highly recommend it!!!
The next course arrived – House Special Won Ton Soup. John brought a single large bowl and then divided it into our own soup bowl.
I must say, Im usually underwhelmed by Won Ton soup – but this one had a mild chicken broth, lots of chicken and prawns and vegetables. Im sure the broth was homemade. It was much too rich in flavor with no overwhelming saltiness. It was simply spot on.
Whew, we were already a bit full with 2 more dishes to go…
John rolls out another cart with the classic red hot cast iron plate and proceeds to slowly pour the Happy Family onto it.
There was so much sizzling and steam – I couldn’t see John!!!
Placed the steaming and still sizzling plate in front of us along with a platter mounded with golden morsels of battered/deep fried lobster in a mellow lobster sauce.
The Sizzling Happy Family we delicious. Lots of meats – beef, tons of scallops, prawns. And, nice assortment of vegetables – water chestnuts, snow peas, broccoli etc. The sauce complemented the dish – never overpowering.
The Garlic Lobster was very good. Im not a big fan of battered and fried food, but every bite has some reasonable amount of lobster. Again, the garlic sauce was there – just not “in your face”.
Nicely done.
Needless to say, we skipped dessert and took home lots of leftovers. And, we were very full, but very happy.
Can’t wait to go back!