Chow’s Restaurant Chinese Food

Ordered general Tsao’s chicken and wonton soup to go. I’m from New Hampshire so Chinese food is different but this is the best general tsao’s chicken I’ve ever had. Real chicken perfectly cooked and excellent fried rice. However, the wonton soup was terrible. The noodles were too thin and over cooked. Overall very good food, excellent service. I would definitely go back and would recommend to others

Just across the Walmart and Maxi. Convenient place to grab some traditional Chinese food. We order it for take away.

My boyfriend and I went here on a Thursday evening. Was quiet and the staff was so friendly! Food was delicious– canadian style chinese food.
We had a great time and loved the buffet. Will definitely go back :)

What a great experience we just had… NOT! We ordered take out, and I sent my boyfriend in to pick it up while I waited in the car. On the takeout menu there is a coupon that simply says «4 free egg rolls on orders over $ 50, must be mentioned at the time of order.» I was looking at the menu online and don’t have a printer at home, but I figured it would be fine since I mentioned it. Nowhere near on the coupon does it say you need to hand them a physical copy.
So my boyfriend goes in to get the food and the lady at the counter tries to charge him for the egg rolls since we don’t have the coupon. He protests, and she makes several colourful references including calling him an ass, and referring to me as «an idiot» and «the dumb girl on the phone.» What wonderful service! Hope you guys have a lovely holiday season.

My personal go to fast food chinese buffet. $ 8 for all you can eat lunch special.
Good selection. Place is dated and food quality so so. But price can’t be beat. Egg rolls are the best I’ve ever had. General Tao is good, and they even have deep fried spare ribs, which I have not found any where else. Not a place to bring a date! Service is fast and friendly.
Located on dorval Ave, adequate parking in the back. Have had take out, but prefer the buffet. Dessert selection is ok, but I don’t go for the desserts. Supper is about $ 12. Good crowd on Sunday’s, which is the cheapest day for the lunch buffet.

Not at all the place it once was. My dad loved the original so I spent plenty of time here in the, gulp, 60/70’s. After my visit in June 2014, It’s now just an adequate chinese restaurant. It was pretty empty and friends tell me it usually is. Sadly Chows time may be up :-(

I ordered her today for lunch at work, I ordered the general Tao chicken, and asked for it SPICY. I guess that means they just add a packet of hot sauce to your order because the sauce was anything but spicy.
On the plus side they use real chicken and nice big chunks. Not like some places that that are a ¼ chicken and ¾ batter. The thing that will prevent me from ordering there again is they don’t do a General Tao sauce to my liking.

We usually do take-​out from Chows and this is a pretty good indicator of the quality of the food, I find. My General Tao chicken was terrific; not little nubs of batter with a hint of chicken inside. The General Tao consisted of large pieces of chicken, fried perfectly and the sauce was a perfect blend of sweet and of spicy. I was a little disappointed with the chow mein, it lacked flavour. The egg rolls were crunchy and the cabbage was fresh. The pineapple chicken was delicious and there was a row over who would have the last piece. The garlic spareribs were also very good, the meat was not tough in the least.
The rice was good if a bit average.