Chong's Cafe

This is sort of American style Chinese food like from the 60s, think chop suey. It tasted freshly made and the vegetables in the stir-fried dishes seemed cooked very well. The problem is that they make the sauces very gluey with too much corn starch so they are goopy and gelatinous. You can tell it's a family-owned sort of place, big portions for a good price for most dishes. The squid dish was more than $20 and not much squid in it, overdone and not a good deal.

This Restaurant is family run by the nicest people in this type of business! I am made to feel soooo very special. You can't beat their prices and the portions are very large, if you come out hungry I would be very surprised. The food is so fresh and cooked to order. They also have other types of Asian food but im chicken to try. They listen to exactly what their clients what. I do not eat much and I hate throwing food away. So they know I do not want the soup or the spring roll or the other appetizers that come with the lunche special. There is plenty of parking and it's very clean. There is a new large TV showing places in China that are so beautiful that you can view to add to the adventure of your dining experience. The menu is vast and they will only add a tiny bit of hot sauce if you request it that way. Give them a try, thank you for reading and I hope you enjoy as much as I do. I go often because it's so enjoyable!

The pho was absolutely delicious 😋 My wife and I stopped here on the way out of Colorado. We had huge spring rolls, some Vietnamese egg rolls, and a couple bowls of pho. It was on point! Would definitely recommend Chong's to anyone, if you love great food. They also have many other Asian dishes.

I used to love Chong’s! Been going for years with my grandparents. I went with my family and it was the worst experience , they were VERY RUDE. Everything thing I asked for it was a problem. I couldn’t ask for a refill without them getting mad. Went to pay and she didn’t want to hand me the boxes she threw them on our food. We were very polite paid and left. We’ll never go back.

I've driven by Chong's Cafe for years and have only just tried them. I'm kicking myself for not checking them out sooner. Their lemon chicken is exactly what it should be: a breaded chicken breast on a bed of lettuce with real lemon sauce. Not the breaded lumps of chicken drenched in sauce from a can. The lo mein was delicious and had a generous amount of beef in it to compliment the thick noodles. The egg rolls were crispy and filled with generous amounts of veggies. To feed two, it cost just over $33 - so worth it.

The food was good. The portions were HUGE. I tried the egg drop soup, sweet & sour pork, with fried rice and fried bananas! We each got an appetizer, meal, and dessert for about $40. With plenty of food left over. Very pleasant owners as well.

Great food with great people.