Han Palace

By far, the standard for local «Chinese». Keith and his team have mastered delicious Chinese fare and it is the quintessential bar. Every time I have this food it never disappoints and although I’m partial from growing up in this town, I have yet to find another company that’s better. Thank you again for the delicious food and friendly service that never disappoints. Mi fun is bomb, fresh fresh fresh… You set the bar high… No one can replace you

Are there any good Chinese restaurants in Warwick? Why is something marked hot and spicy when it’s sweet? Mu shu pancakes dry and brittle, no flavor. Very bland, still searching for a decent Chinese joint around here.

This is not Chinese food. Not sure what this crap was but my stomach is still making noises and bouncing around. The orange chicken had something tasting and looking like pudding. The dumplings weren’t made from wonton wrappers but some kind of biscuit dough. The symbol said spicy all it was was sicky sweet not a hint of heat.
Should have left when I saw chicken & green beans, Boston fried chicken, fish & chips, and other wonderfully non-​Asian meals in a «Chinese» place.
Food was horrible waitress below average.

Great tasting house fried rice. The best!

Best Chinese by Far. So glad to be back in warwick. That NK Chinese was not hitting the spot to say the least. They can’t compare to the Rangoon’s here! Or the boneless spare ribs. Nice little pieces, no fat! Keith deffinaly runs the top notch Chinese restaurant in warwick

I’ve been coming to Han’s for years for a few reasons.
1) It’s local
2) Consistently good Chinese food
3) Friendly service
4) And last but not least, it’s cheap .and you get a TON of food!
I typically only find myself coming here for takeout or a last minute meal. Unfortunately, Han’s is a bit outdated décor wise and the lighting inside this building is not my favorite. However, If you can look past that, you might just like it! Like many other Unilocaler’s, I wouldn’t recommend it as a first date spot or anything romantic unless you know your other half loves this place. With that being said, it’s definitely a place that’s okay to bring the entire family!

Just moved to Warwick, and was looking for a good Chinese food location. We ordered a variety of items, to get a taste of what was available.
Steamed dumplings — ok, nothing exceptional
Egg Rolls — highly food colored and overly sweetened — not a recommend
Sesame Cold Noodle — ok, here was the main issue — I specifically asked about ingredients prior to ordering any item. The gal there asked «you know there is peanut butter in these
, and I responded that yes, this was normal. What was not expected was — a pile of cold noodles, with a huge GLOB of peanut butter on top with sesame seeds sprinkledover the top.
I have NEVER had cold noodle where the sesame sauce was not tossed with the noodles, as the whole point of cold noodles is that the sauce would not be able to be incorporated unless it had been done ahead of time! These were completely INEDIBLE!
The shrimp fried rice I had ordered was bland, and nothing special.
Overall, from the reviews that were previously posted, this was not the experience I expected. Very disappointing, would not recommend.

Always fast and friendly service. Ton of food for a low price and very good. usually we get take out and no matter what we order they say okay ten minutes. By the time we get there it’s done and wicked hot. Never had a bad experience here and the owner is extremely friendly.

I’ll start by saying that the bad reviews are from people who don’t seem to be able to write a proper review. One bad experience is no reason to hate it. Saying the food was good but the something else was a bit off is also no reason to hate it.
I’ve lived in Warwick over 20 years and have been coming here all along. It is one of a handful of Chinese restaurants I will go to in Warwick. I’ve never done dine in but friends have with no issues. The take out is always fresh, delicious, abundant and well priced. A long history says something is being done right. One of my favorites!

Consistent great food. The best crab ragoons and volcano’s for 2! Combination plates well priced and adaquate portions.

This review is just for their scorpion bowl. I go here from time to time with my friends. Personally I am not a fan of Chinese food but they always enjoy what they get. But you can’t go wrong with a scorpion bowl for like $ 12. Share it with a friend, or keep it all your yourself!

Pretty good it’s your typical Chinese everything is hot and cooked to order with heaping portions. Staff is always very friendly. Atmosphere is a little strange as there are not any windows. We prefer takeout from here.

Let me start by saying I have never had a bad experience at hans. The food always come out fast and hot, and the scorpion bowls are tasty and strong. Today the boyfriend and I got a pu pu for two (seemed like a pupu for 10, ended up taking half of it home.) it was good and came with all my favorite Chinese, with the exception of fried rice which we ordered also. It was very good. The crab ragoons there honestly my fave. With the popular Islander right down the street I still pick Hans any day.

I have dined here and had take out more times than I can count and have always been completely satisfied. Their food is fresh and tasty. I love the house chop suey. It is delicious. I usually always order the egg rolls and fried rice, which I think is the best around.
The restaurant is always clean and the service outstanding.

$ 10 volcano bowls can’t beat it. The décor sucks just like all Chinese places but the food is delicious especially the house wings and crab ragoons

OMG i cant say enough about this place. i have been coming here for years. the only place i will eat Chinese food. the general chicken is the best. its not all thick and gross like alot of other places. the chow mein is delish. the vegetables are still alittle crunchy thats how you can tell it is fresh and made to order, not sitting around. the drinks are great and the waitstaff is
all the years ive been coming here (about once every two weeks).the owner is always there to greet you at the door and still comes over to ask how the meal is. i would defiantly recommend this ace

This was a hard one to rate. The entrees and the service were really, really good, but everything else was sub standard. I gave it a 2 because I’ve certainly had much better. Very American Chinese which can be great, but Han’s doesn’t bring it to that level.
The very eager-​to-​please waitress brought me a really bad Cosmopolitan in the tiniest martini glass I’ve ever personally experienced. There was a side car (an extra glass with the rest of the pour in it), but I mean this glass was SMALL. Who wants to continually pour your drink from glass to glass to experience it? I sent it back to be reworked and it was. I didn’t order another!
We started with boneless ribs and house special chicken wings. Aside from the sauce on the wings, the appetizers were really bad. The boneless ribs were the oddest pink color, sliced in pieces a bit too large and very dry. The chicken had that gamey taste chicken gets when it’s not quality.
My husband selected Tung Ting Shrimp. Excellent. Great flavor and bountiful shrimp. One of his other standards that he uses to judge a new restaurant is Shrimp Fried Rice. This restaurant offered Lobster Fried Rice and he decided to switch off just to give it a try. He was very disappointed. There was not much lobster like there might have been if it was shrimp and what lobster there was was very dry and overcooked.
I chose Shrimp Mi Fun, a rice noodle and vegetable concoction that was really great. Wonderful balance of flavors with lots of shrimp. However, to say they were not gluten free savvy is an understatement. The waitress was kind enough to guide me to a rice noodle dish, but it was prepared with soy sauce — the American type which is primarily wheat.
We will not return.

Consistent, solid American-​style Chinese cuisine. I’ve been eating here for over 20 years and little, if anything has changed. I can honestly say that I’ve never had a bad meal here.
The dining room is nothing special. Clean, but boring. Don’t expect much in the way of ambiance. The bar is small. Only a handful of seats and a few booths. The service is fine, sometimes even great. Still, I usually get take-​out.
The meals are good but I think the best dishes are the appetizers. Chicken Teriyaki, crab rangoon, beef teriyaki and chicken fingers are all excellent choices. I usually select one or two appetizers to go with a combination plate or a meal. The egg roll and pork fried rice that comes with most combination plates are pretty good. My favorite meal is the Ho Yu Gai Po… weird name, awesome dish.

Han’s is a bit dark and not overly fancy, but it’s a great local place to get great food and drinks without breaking the bank. In my opinion it’s much better then their more popular and expensive competitor The Islander just down the road. I wouldn’t chose it for a romantic dinner or special occasion but it’s a great place to meet friends for a casual dinner or drinks after work. It can get loud in there but that’s also part of the beauty as you don’t have to worry about disturbing anyone if you’re in a big group. It is especially good if you have small children as no one seems to mind if a child desires to be a little loud during dinner.
The waitresses and bartenders are always friendly and the drinks are strong! It has become my go to over The Islander if I don’t want to stray far from home.

Good food
with
Klingon lighting
The first thing you notice when you walk into Han Palace is the strange glow. The eerie luminescence that I imagine you would see in an amusement park’s haunted house or perhaps on a Klingon battle cruiser. Very dark with a green tint. I enjoyed it but my friend thought it was creepy. Adding to the rather bizarre ambiance are a bunch of those huge electric pictures that grace the walls. Definitely not the usually décor of a Chinese restaurant.
The food at Han Palace is pretty typical of an Americanize Chinese place, with lots of the standard things that you would expect. There are only so many ways you can make chicken and broccoli or veggie fried rice but at least all the veggies were crisp and not cooked into oblivion or smothered in goopy sauces.
They have a nice lunch special that offers pretty large portions at a surprisingly low price. I didn’t see anything really unusual or exceptional on it but the food is good, filling and cheap and the service was friendly, polite and quick.
Han Palace has been around for over twenty years and I can see why. Offering good, cheap food with quick and polite service is a pretty successful way of doing business. The Klingon décor is just an added bonus.