Popular neighborhood mainstay offering counter service & takeout of Chinese cuisine standards.
Hours
| Friday | 11 AM–8 PM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–8 PM |
| Sunday | Closed |
| Monday | 11 AM–8 PM |
| Tuesday | 11 AM–8 PM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–8 PM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–8 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 901 Edgewater Blvd Suite E, Foster City, CA 94404
Phone: (650) 574-2603
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Reviews
Ava Aulenbacher
The best Chinese food I’ve had on the West Coast…huge portions…like really really huge…great prices too!
… moreMark K
⭐⭐⭐⭐ = Solid (1=Avoid, 3=Standard, 5=Can’t Miss) for fast, casual Chinese food to-go. There’s no seating here, but plenty of parking in the surrounding lot that has a lot of empty businesses around it. But there’s a reason Rickshaw is still around because it is one of the best deals in town. Just when you think they are finished loading your plate, they keep going! The garlic noodles are an additional $1 and it is very garlic-y.
… moreDavid Yao
I ordered a fried rice and 2 item combo for $12. The server heaped a massive scoop of the rice into my takeout box. Awesome! Then she went back and piled on another scoop. Amazing! Then she went in for the three-peat and I grew concerned.
She asked me what I wanted but I was still shook, and I kind of just stammered, “S-sesame chicken, uh please, and uh, thank you.” One scoop. Can you even call it a scoop? She slam dunked the bowling ball of sesame chicken into the takeout container. The corner pocket of the box never stood a chance at containing the chicken, and it overflowed. The mountain of fried rice was pummeled with stray meteors of chicken but it was packed so tightly it didn’t budge. Then went back in for another scoop. Maybe she misheard me and thought I wanted two scoops of sesame chicken, but instead of clarifying I just whispered a prayer. For what? I don’t know. To who? I still don’t know who could have had more power than her in that moment. The second asteroid struck the tectonic plate and the mountain of rice showed signs of seismic stress as its integrity was challenged.
I thought she was done. She could have been done. Then she stared into the depths of my eyes with the calm, indifferent grace of a goddess who has crafted worlds with a scooper hundreds of times that day and asked, “Your second item?”
Chills.
I would have fallen to my knees, but I had to save my strength and prepare my posture to literally carry out the reason I had come here that evening.
It doesn’t matter what my second item was. The mountain of fried rice, one proud and indomitable, was buried under the rubble of an even greater heap of sesame chicken. That sesame chicken in turn stood no chance against the tidal waves of tofu and eggplant. It was only at that moment that I realized the box was still in tact. A metaphor for the durability of forever plastics against nature, I suppose. But how would it close? I had no right to question the power of a practiced god—it *would* close. I stood like a child stunned before a magician unveiling a trick that would defy the laws of space and time.
But then she looked at me, and paused.
No. It couldn’t be. There’s no way…right?
“Anything else?”
—
I’m a big guy. I made it through half of the plate before thinking that if this was a test of gluttony, I would be first and foremost among its willing sinners. Everything was seasoned well, perhaps maybe a bit salty for my tastes (but equivalent to Panda Express). The food had way better texture and flavor than Panda Express though, and was constantly coming out of the kitchen fresh. The fried sesame chicken was still shatteringly crisp despite being tossed in that sweet and sour sauce. The tofu and eggplant were incredibly tender. I genuinely don’t know how they keep prices so low given the quality and portion size. Great selection that’s akin to the non-premium section of Panda Express, and with a few more options!
10/10 would recommend. Cheap, fast, delicious, 3 meals worth of food for most mortals.
… moreShe asked me what I wanted but I was still shook, and I kind of just stammered, “S-sesame chicken, uh please, and uh, thank you.” One scoop. Can you even call it a scoop? She slam dunked the bowling ball of sesame chicken into the takeout container. The corner pocket of the box never stood a chance at containing the chicken, and it overflowed. The mountain of fried rice was pummeled with stray meteors of chicken but it was packed so tightly it didn’t budge. Then went back in for another scoop. Maybe she misheard me and thought I wanted two scoops of sesame chicken, but instead of clarifying I just whispered a prayer. For what? I don’t know. To who? I still don’t know who could have had more power than her in that moment. The second asteroid struck the tectonic plate and the mountain of rice showed signs of seismic stress as its integrity was challenged.
I thought she was done. She could have been done. Then she stared into the depths of my eyes with the calm, indifferent grace of a goddess who has crafted worlds with a scooper hundreds of times that day and asked, “Your second item?”
Chills.
I would have fallen to my knees, but I had to save my strength and prepare my posture to literally carry out the reason I had come here that evening.
It doesn’t matter what my second item was. The mountain of fried rice, one proud and indomitable, was buried under the rubble of an even greater heap of sesame chicken. That sesame chicken in turn stood no chance against the tidal waves of tofu and eggplant. It was only at that moment that I realized the box was still in tact. A metaphor for the durability of forever plastics against nature, I suppose. But how would it close? I had no right to question the power of a practiced god—it *would* close. I stood like a child stunned before a magician unveiling a trick that would defy the laws of space and time.
But then she looked at me, and paused.
No. It couldn’t be. There’s no way…right?
“Anything else?”
—
I’m a big guy. I made it through half of the plate before thinking that if this was a test of gluttony, I would be first and foremost among its willing sinners. Everything was seasoned well, perhaps maybe a bit salty for my tastes (but equivalent to Panda Express). The food had way better texture and flavor than Panda Express though, and was constantly coming out of the kitchen fresh. The fried sesame chicken was still shatteringly crisp despite being tossed in that sweet and sour sauce. The tofu and eggplant were incredibly tender. I genuinely don’t know how they keep prices so low given the quality and portion size. Great selection that’s akin to the non-premium section of Panda Express, and with a few more options!
10/10 would recommend. Cheap, fast, delicious, 3 meals worth of food for most mortals.
ID
If you’re local you know where to go (here). I don’t know how this place can afford to keep operating with their portion sizes in this economy but, as a customer, I’m certainly not complaining. Good ole Chinese takeout classics, absolute INSANE portions, decent flavor. The entrance is on the south east side of the corner. Takeout only. If you’re only looking to order items from the hot bar, it’s faster if you walk in. Super super popular on Friday nights. I highly recommend the beef chow fun and eggplants. If you’re ordering online, don’t bother with the platforms—give them a ring and they’ll tell you the exact wait time.
… moreTotoro E. T.
It is one of the best place to purchase to go Chinese food in Foster City. They always have eight different type of dishes to choose from. Most importantly they are price very reasonably and they always stuff as much as possible into the box.
The flavor of the dishes are your typical authentic American style Chinese food. If you’re looking for gourmet Chinese dishes, this is not the place.
… moreThe flavor of the dishes are your typical authentic American style Chinese food. If you’re looking for gourmet Chinese dishes, this is not the place.
Rachel Fenton
There is a restaurant in Las Vegas that I regularly visited over the course of some 20 years. They had the most delicious Chinese chicken salad I have ever had and I ordered it almost every time I went. Since moving to the Bay Area almost 11 years ago, I have been searching for a Chinese chicken salad that tasted like the one in Las Vegas. I have tried dozens, and none of them came close, until today. I tried Rickshaw for the first time today and was shocked and delighted to find that their Chinese chicken salad was so similar to what I have been looking for for over a decade. This is especially good news because the owners of the Las Vegas restaurant retired, so I can no longer get that salad on my visits there. I will most definitely be getting this salad again.
… more6655321
As a courier, I have the absolute blessing of being able to go wherever I want and acess the best foods. This chinese joint will not disappoint. Portions are LARGE, Bursting with flavor, all perfectly cooked.
… moreLuke Gomez
The people who go there are very nice people, and the people who work there are very nice people. The food is great. It’s always takeout, so you don’t have to worry about deciding which one you want. They have very good pricing.
… moreAnnie Huang
The food is super good for the crazy affordable price! Portion size is huge. I literally had leftover for another meal. Also super surprised to see that their fried rice is came with tiny pieces of Chinese sausages which really enhance the flavor. Yummy!! 100% recommended!
… moreTrey Delaplaine
As all the locals know, this restaurant serves good Chinese food in huge portions! Best value restaurant I’ve ever been to. The containers are always so full, I love it! You can easily feed three hungry adults for $20.
… more