3 Chef’s

Very friendly and pleasant when I called in my order. The delivery was in a reasonable
time. Food was hot and ready to eat delicious! I loved the egg roll and shrimp fried rice.

The rice was was really good and the honey chicken was amazing definitely recommend it

Great vegetarian fried rice and delicious spring rolls. Perfect for satiating the Chinese takeout cravings. The rice was the perfect amount of fried without being overly greasy. Would definitely order again

Terrible experience. Had food delivered. If we were in the restaurant, would have sent the food back. BBQ ribs were almost all fat. Szechuan chicken was almost tasteless, chicken tasted rubbery, and not at all fresh. Filled with cabbage– hardly any other vegetables. We specifically asked for the house hot mustard in a small container and not the mustard in plastic packages, but got the plastic packages. Over priced for less than mediocre, and definitely not fresh. Very disappointing.

Extremely happy with our takeout from 3 Chefs! Food arrived earlier than expected and was nice and hot. Portions were larger than expected (we had leftovers today). We ordered two dinner specials and crab ragoons, highly recommend for those comford food and netflix nights.

I love Chinese food, i really do. The problem with 3 Chefs is that its all very blah. We ordered for delivery a few time and the food is average at best. The friend rice is boring and the phos are bland. The only problem is there isnt anything better in the area unless you want to spend a fortune at Blackbrick. I miss my old place, but i am out of the delivery area now.
Nothing is bad, but nothing is great.

Yoooo y’all weren’t lying about that super fast delivery. I ordered the veggie dumplings which I haven’t been able to get in Miami. Decent taste. Ordered @10:26 and they closed at 11. My food got here within 15 mins. Called as a just in case and they lady on the other end was nice.

3 Chef’s offers delivery AND has bubble tea. This means if I’m being a homebody, 3 Chef’s is one of the few places that comes to mind.
Delivery is fast and efficient. We aren’t too particular with our orders, but everything always comes complete and in generous portions. While the bubble tea is amazing (taro!), the food is nothing to write home about. If you want standard Chinese take out, you got it.
The fried rice and most noodle dishes are particularly bland, so we opt for stir fry dishes instead. I’ll keep coming back for bubble tea delivery.

The best chinese food in the area. I’ve had 3 chefs many times ordering in but never dined in until today. The service was great the food was delicious as always. I ordered the orange chicken dinner which came with miso soup and a spring roll. They also have my favorite the mango boba with tapioca. Will definitely be back.

Excellent, fresh, delicious variety authentic Chinese food, Vietnamese food and some American favorites to satisfy.

I’m giving this place a nice 4 star, because of the service that we got late last night. I was starving, and we ordered some beef ramen. The waiter was nice and explained the dish, and how it was a new add on to their menu. They were playing Michael Jackson to «Girls Just Wanna Have Fun» on their radio, and I was having a great time singing along. The place did not seem busy at all, and they turned away people saying they were closed. Odd. But the food was good! Not the best ramen, my hard boiled eggs were broken and the noodles were good but something about them was average. The price was about right. I’d recommend this place to anyone looking for a nice hot soup.

3 chefs, congratulations for pissing off another customer. After calling your downtown location, we were directed with the hopeful thought that your brickell restaurant would deliver to us. With positive thinking we dialed your brickell number and was very disappointed to hear that they don’t deliver here either. Now this is beside the point of my ramble. What pisses me off even more is that you never fail to leave a menu on my doorstep every ******** time. Stop leaving menus at homes in areas you don’t deliver! You’ve failed at marketing yourselves and even better, as a restaurant!

The 3 Chefs in Mary Brickell Village is better (taste, Portion size, lunch specials) but this is my go-​to spot for quick Chinese food within walking distance from where I live. I usually have the general tso’s chicken, pork fried rice, egg roll and wonton/​egg drop soup. All yummy. They have lunch specials for around $ 8 – 10 which include a meat entrée, pork or chicken fried rice and your choice of a soup (the one in Brickell also includes an egg roll).
** I’ve also heard the Phở is delicious here (yes, I said PHO), and this is from someone who happens to be a Phở expert from Canal Street, NY :)

I just ordered the vegetable soup. It tastes like old water with steamed bland vegetables. Never again. I also ordered the Mongolian beef and it also has no taste and feels like it’s been sitting for a while. It took 20 minutes to deliver the food from the time I ordered the food for delivery which tells me it’s not cooked fresh.

This place deserves way more credit! My delivery was fast and they only charge a $ 2 fee-​cheapest fee you’ll find in Omni area!
My general tso chicken was juicy and tasted fresh-​it was not loaded up with msg or breading either. The Vietnamese shrimp rolls were huge and loved the tangy peanut sauce it came with. It was perfect and nutty.
I also ordered the honeydew black boba tea for the boyfriend (I never seen a grown man so happy) Overall, this spot is one mile from my place and will be my go-​to delivery joint when i’m feeling a lil lazy and need reliable, fresh food!

I do have to give it a second chance before going all negative but the chicken we order have way 2 much left over feather hair like on the skin, it grossed me out. I order something called pu pu platter I though I sounded funny, it’s a variety of the appetizer but let’s just say I was not laughing after eating it. I felt sick afterwards, it could be that I have made changes on my eating habits and can no longer tolerate fried food as I could before but it really didn’t go well with me. My friend loved it all, including the hot and sour soup. I will def go back and give it a second try for something more on the lighter side.

My boyfriend and I were in search of a phở place on a windy, rainy night. The closest place we like is Basilic, in Boca, but we wanted something local. That’s how we found 3 Chef’s.
TBH: I’m cautious about Asian food in Miami. I wasn’t expecting much, since it’s labeled as a Chinese/​Vietnamese take-​out restaurant… But when we arrived, we found it was pretty busy, both with people dining in and people taking out — a very good sign!
We shared spring rolls and both ordered phở. While it wasn’t the best phở I’ve had, it hit the spot. For $ 11.50, you get a hefty portion (two meals for me!), with plenty of bean sprouts, basil, cilantro, lime, and Sriracha sauce to share. The only bad thing I could say is that the broth and beef were more salty and fatty than most phở I’ve had before.
The spring rolls were deep fried in batter and delicious.
As far as the restaurant itself: nice little place with a few TVs, and, seemingly, more seating outside than in. Service was great — the staff seemed genuinely nice and they were attentive. Can’t ask for more!
Overall, I can’t say it’s the best phở I’ve had, but it’s good and it’s in Midtown, which means the Gentleman Companion and I are going to keep visiting… and definitely ordering in on a lazy day :)
SUMMARY: GO FOR THE PHO!

Always love this place.
Clean, pretty quick service, and good prices. The lunch specials are great and dinner too. I wouldn’t recommend getting the Vietnamese style dishes, I’ve tried the Phở and the rice noodle and it’s not really
Too impressive, I’d stick to the Chinese dishes but other then that I always have a good experience. Definitely one of the more clean, dining experience spots for a good afternoon lunch

We tried 3 Chefs five times before writing this review. Three times should have been sufficient but I guess we are gluttons for punishment.
The good: they deliver in a fairly fast time frame, under an hour (yes, for Miami, that’s fast) and the order delivers mostly as ordered.
The needs improvement: Chinese (American style Chinese food that is), is a staple food throughout this country and it’s typically something you’d have a hard time messing up. Oh boy does 3 chefs do a stellar job at messing it up!
To get to the point — the only food we would continue to order from here is the chicken Lo Mein.
We have tried the Orange chicken: it comes out as large, hard as a rock, tasteless (except for copious amounts of sugar) chunks of sticky chicken. And either they’ve no idea what spicy means or they don’t follow orders because it’s as bland as Wonder Bread.
The chicken fried rice, again tasteless and large chunks of unseasoned chicken breast that is so dry you actually have to redo it when it arrives by adding your own seasoning.
MuShu pork, dry wraps that fall apart when you try to roll them, watery pork (which isn’t so much tasteless as it’s just swimming in greasy watery «stuff.» It’s unappetizing, so you better build that MuShu rolls fast, bc it falls apart fast since the rolls are old and the pork is too watery. The plum sauce. I don’t know if it’s just that this wasn’t the cheapest sauce there is or…. In either case it’s way too sweet and has an odd after taste.
Hot and sour soup: Oh my… awful! What in the world did ya’ll do the such a simple soup? It tastes like you used an Italian tomato sauce base. It was so incredibly disgusting we threw it away! We hate wasting food so we did try to save it by adding chili paste and then Sriracha but nothing could take that taste away. I have eaten in Chinese dives joints all over this country and ordered Hot and Sour soup knowing I can count on finding a familiar taste. Never have I tasted such an unpleasant version of this soup. If that doesn’t scare you away enough we got to finish our experience with their interpretation of Vietnamese cuisine.
Honestly, there should be a buyer beware sign when your Chinese is mixed with Vietnamese cuisine (but hey in Miami it’s the norm, «plus Thai, plus sushi!» It’s like a bad infomercial, «wait, there’s more!»)
So we tried the Vietnamese vermicelli noodles. Honestly we make this at home. You really need to make an effort to mess this up. Waaaaay too much cheap iceberg lettuce (yuck), worst fish sauce I’ve ever, I mean ever, tasted, soggy, nasty Vietnamese egg rolls. The lemongrass pork was passable and the noodles were cooked appropriately.
So to finish not on a disastrous note, let’s go back to the Lo Mein. It’s pretty ok and worth it if you desperately don’t want to cook that night and you’ve enough chili paste on hand to add some punch.
Kept hoping it was just an off day for them but after five attempts this what they do. The great news is that they are at least consistent.

Very good! I definitely recommend if your in the area and looking for good Chinese food.

I have my favorite Chinese food spot and I never eat anywhere else. I’m too far to go to this particular Chinese restaurant and wanted delivery, this location was the first to show up in my area.
I ordered deliver off of the Eat24 app and was told my food would be delivered in 22 minutes, it took over 45.
Although the wait was longer than expected, the food was decent. I had the beef Lo mein, the appetizer sampler and the special fried rice. It wasn’t the Chinese restaurant, but it was good. Only rating it 3 stars because of the delivery time, other than that it wasn’t bad.

I start this review saying one of the best parts of the food here was: «I didn’t get sick».
The food is BLAND. Literally no taste.

bad food !!
I ordered Chinese (sweet and sour chicken and special fried rice) last night from eat24. extremely disappointed. I was craving for chinese food and they delivered some fake fried (full of oil) food. Ruined my dinner, I had to literally throw the food.
Strong No to this place !!

My coworker bought a Groupon for this place and we came here for lunch. The restaurant is located in the shopping center next to the new Publix on Biscayne Blvd and 17^th in Midtown. There are two small parking lots in the back but for the entire shopping center. We went during lunch and did not find any available parking spots, but we parked on the street for a couple of dollars for the hour.
The place is small but there are also tables outside. There weren’t a lot of people in there so we were greeted and seated right away by very friendly staff. We looked at the menu and were surprised how affordable their lunch specials were, with the most expensive special at $ 7.95. All lunches include a soup, fried or white (or brown) rice, and the meat. After placing our orders, the food came quick, plenty of time to spare from a hour lunch break.
To start I ordered the Sweet and Sour Soup. I was surprised at the size, as I expected a small cup but actually received almost a pint! The soup was good, very hot (temperature wise) but it was a little on the sweet side. I was ok with that for the moment, since I added plenty of the fried noodles to balance it.
I also ordered Crab Rangoon, which again, there were amount of them. The were served also with the Duck Sauce, but they were sweet enough to not want to put too much of the sauce. By this time I was already seeing a pattern.
My food came, on a good sized plate (see photo). The rice was delicious. Tender and the pork in it was good. It was really hot (temperature wise) which is a real plus for me (I love my food steaming hot). Now, the chicken was ok. It was not spicy at all but instead was very sweet. By this time, my palate had tasted so much sweet that it was now difficult to enjoy the rest of the food. I should’ve stopped but I basically tried just eating the inside of the Tso Chicken and leaving the breading out.
In conclusion, this place has enormous potential to be a great spot for quick, inexpensive dining choice. If they were to cut down on the sweetness of their food, the food would be awesome.
For the time being, I will probably not go again. Don’t get me wrong, you may probably like it or this sweetness issue was a one time deal, but I really hope that they just tone it down with it.

I feel like this place is getting worse and worse! We ordered delivery, and my boba came toppled over with half of its contents in the plastic bag it came in. In addition, they didn’t completely close the cap of the containers, so ¹⁄₃ of the soup had come out as well. If I wanted delivery, and pay additional money for it, I would at least like to have my meal intact.
On top of that their boba pearls are getting worse as well. Their boba used to be all soft and chewy, not soggy or hard. If you want good quality boba go to chatime!
I will not be coming back again.