Rangoon Chinese & Japanese Restaurant

Place is very good. Taste authentic and reasonable priced. Has sushi and delivers. Definitely worth a shot to look into.

Wow… I was working out if Smithfield and was craving Chinese. This places delivers on the money… for Spice lovers, ask for hot oil on the side. We loved shrimp fried dumplings, chicken garlic sauce and schezuan chicken.

Absolutely love this place! My boyfriend and I eat here almost weekly. The food and drinks never disappoint and the owners always make us feel welcome.

Typical Chinese fare. Everything we ordered was delicious, and delivery was super fast! My new go to Chinese place in the area.

Went here years ago on a Friday night, inordinate amount of teenagers there for some reason… they claimed to have a buffet which was poorly stocked and had some real low-​quality items. My girlfriend could even get halfway through her first plate and I had to haggle to get a ½ price discount since she DIDNT BARELY EAT ANYTHING.
While I’ve discovered RI isn’t the best for Chinese food, this place ranks lower than most.

Best delivery around our area, I just wish the sushi rolls were slightly larger for the price.

Owe them a review since I order from there so much. I love the sweet and sour chicken and crab Rangoon. Boyfriend likes pepper steak (something like that) and he approves. (He’s picky so that’s a big deal). Shrimp fried rice is always good too. I’ve been happy with the sushi I’ve gotten but I’m also realistic in expectations when ordering sushi. Buffet on Friday and Saturday is good enough. Not mass produced like other buffets, small but good enough options.

Clean, Good Food
My new local Chinese staple. This inconspicuous restaurant is actually pretty nice. The husband and wife that own the place work really hard to make sure the place is clean, warm, decorated nicely, and serve high quality food.
This Chinese food is not all grease. They try to make the dishes lighter then your usual greasy brown colored Americanized Chinese food.
My favorite dish is the Pepper Steak. Quality meat with veggies, cooked properly with rice.
Try it out you’ll be surprised.
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Absolutely the best Chinese restaurant in the area. The owners are very welcoming. The food is cooked to order and extremely fresh every time I’ve been. I highly recommend the steak teriyaki which is grilled instead of the typical deep fried you get everywhere else. 5 Stars!

Ordered delivery from Rangoon yesterday — sweet and sour chicken, fried rice, and egg roll. Delivery was fast, chicken and rice were good, not great. Egg roll was great. Borderline between 3 and 4 stars — probably deserves another taste (maybe in person) before landing on a rating.

ABSOLUTELY DELICIOUS, FRESH, FLAVORFUL FOOD!
Rangoon is my favorite Chinese restaurant.
The owners Isabel and Andy are hands on so they are always there to oversee how their business is running. They’re friendly and incredibly interactive with their guests.
If you want a chance to try a variety of their dishes then try the buffet. You’ll find the traditional favorites such as General Tso’s Chicken, Lo Mein, Egg Rolls, chicken Fingers, AWESOME BEEF WITH MUSHROOM, Crab Rangoon and PLENTY OF OTHER CHOICES!!!
If you’re looking for good food, options, a nice atmosphere, cleanliness and a staff that knows how to make you feel like you’re a valued guest… then you need to pay a visit to Rangoon.
PLEASE NOTE: I did not mention their sushi as I personally do not eat any sushi. I do however have friends that do and they rave about the sushi here at Rangoon.

We were hungry so after a quick Unilocal search we found Rangoon. We walked in and liked the atmosphere. The staff was friendly and very prompt. We opted for the buffet. Which I sometimes shy from. The server told us that they fill it with small portions constantly to keep it fresh. It was fresh. And very yummy. We will definitely be back. Also the drinks were good.

this is our go to local asian restaurant since it’s so close to home. we’re here at least once a month. their scorpion bowls are strong but yummy. love their shrimp and lobster sauce. also love the house pan fried noodles. they also have a pretty fresh selection of sushi too. best of both worlds in one local restaurant. they do have a pretty cool buffet shaped in a boat. selections look fresh and yummy but we always end up ordering from the menu. friendly staff. always a smile on their faces.

Grabbed some take out on a week night. Being my first time here I grabbed a bit of everything. I went and picked up the food with no wait. I didn’t dislike anything I got. Next time I want to try some different maki rolls. I really liked their boneless spareribs even though for the substitution cost .75 cents. The egg rolls are good too more on the lines of a spring roll. Thank goodness it’s only 2 mins down the road =)

Firat time eating here. Its not your average chinese food. vegetables are fresh and crispy and the sauces are not goopy.

This is my go to takeout place. Not just because it is within walking distance of my home, but because their ginger chicken and green beans are just plain amazing.

Although the main room décor is very welcoming the rest of the experience was not. We arrived a few minutes before a party of 8 and were seated directly across from them in the tiny side room of the restaurant. Our server came over and took our drink orders, returning shortly after for our dinner orders. I asked if I could sub a spicy tuna roll for the standard california roll in a bento box as my entrée and vegetable spring roll as an appetizer. My father ordered the sushi combo plate and a spider roll, we both also ordered miso soup. A few minutes later our server returns and says no they cannot do the sub, ok no worries, instead I ordered one of the special sushi rolls that was to be served with spicy mayo and crunchies. The server returned again a few minutes later asking if I still wanted the spring roll, yes please.
When our soup arrived it was inedible. The tofu was tough and the broth was so salty I almost thought it was made with sea water, instead of seaweed. Then the server brought over my «spring roll» only, he gave it to someone else, even though he asked me about it only 5 minutes beforehand. It was not a spring roll, but an eggroll. I know there isn’t a big distinction for the basic Asian food eater, but when I have been to a few very delicious Thai restaurants, and countless Japaneses and Chinese places I expect a spring roll, not an eggroll.
It only got worse, my sushi was warm, doused with eel sauce that wasn’t written on the menu, and none of the items inside, save the fried shrimp. My fathers dinner was large, uncut pieces of fish with the smallest amount of rice. His spider roll arrived ten minutes after the first sushi platter. The soft shell crab inside the roll tasted fishy (and anyone who knows anything about sushi knows good, fresh seafood doesn’t taste fishy.)
The rest of our table complained of the food being overly salty, poultry rubbery, and the rice undercooked. I’m not from Smithfield, but if I ever go back it will NOT be to Rangoon.

I have given this place way to many tries. It is right down the road from my house.
One time while dining inside I was told by the waitstaff the sushi chef sucked and they were going to fire him because he was to slow. It was said nicely, but still kind of shocked me.
It did take about 40 minutes to get two orders of sushi in a very slow restaurant.
Next time my girlfriend and I ordered take out. We got two orders of hot and sour soup along with some sushi.
Well they put the Hot and sour soup right on top of the sushi. Most of the sushi was warm.
I have found the sushi to be not as fresh as I would like as well.
The portion size is poor for Chinese. I am not a big eater, but like to have some Chinese for lunch the next day.
Golden City is much better food down the road in Johnston.

These guys sent me a menu in the mail, so I thought I’d try their place for dinner.
Rangoon has a very wide range menu, lots of different dishes to choose from. I liked how they kept Chinese and Japanese dishes seperate. Took me awhile to decide until I finally decided on the A6 Combination Plate: Chicken Tenders (5), Beef Teriyaki (2), Chicken Wings (4), and your choice of either an eggroll, fried/​steamed rice, or lo mein. I chose the lo mein since I love noodles in general. Not bad for $ 8.25.
The delivery guy came a little late because he couldn’t find my house, but he was nice. As for the food, it was alright for a first time try, nothing too special. I did however not like the chicken tenders. The batter just didn’t taste right to me and smelled kinda bad. The chicken wings weren’t great either, too dry and were clamped together. The lo mein was good though. I also tried their Crab Rangoon that my mom ordered, those were really good, although not as good as Chef Ho’s.
For now, I’ll give these guys three stars until they can prove me otherwise.

NO… NO…NO
Recently we accompanied a large party here– to our dismay the food was very very bad.
Most opted for the buffet– soggy, tasteless, lacking imagination or significant variety– french fries, watermellon and some other dishes that vaguely resembled chinese cuisine.
I opted for the sesame shrimp dish– 6 pieces of little shrimp deep fried with a sesame sauce. It was not all bad but the majorityof the plate was covered with cabbage and carrot shaped flowers rather than food– for 12 dollars, I would have wanted a bit more shrimp.
Another diner chose the sushi… I encouraged thinking it would be good– it was decent but nothing special.
Service was not executed well– the server had to come back several times to verify our order.
Maybe a take-​out spot but nothing more.