Decent Chinese Food in West Raleigh (Canton)

[kelly237]

Originally Posted by pierretong1991

There's a place called Ni Asian Kitchen at Six Forks & Strickland that has good Asian food (I think it's technically a Thai place)

I really like their food whatever its called. Fresh, flavorful !!

[kelly237]

This is why I love the Raleigh area.
I am spoiled with all the amazing food here !!!

Sometimes I think I want to move to a small town but
I would miss our food too much..

I know it is off topic , but my new favorite find is
Salt and Lime Cabo Grill Restaurant on Falls of the Neuse
near Spring Forest . Amazing mexican with a baja influence

[zinner]

Originally Posted by zitsky

It's outside of your area, but I'd give Szechuan Garden in Cary/Morrisville a try.

Yep it's a hole (cary location) in the wall but man their orange chicken is freaking awesome. I always eat there.

[kelly237]

Originally Posted by zinner

Yep it's a hole (cary location) in the wall but man their orange chicken is freaking awesome. I always eat there.

My son took me to a Morrisville chinese restaurant last year, this may have been it. I will ask him.
The place we went was amazing.

PS-Just texted him. We went to CT Wok. Highly recommend it.

[mvarghese84]

C&T is great if looking for more authentic Szechuan style Chinese.

[919 rtp]

If I may add on, what are your suggestions for good Chinese in South Durham. I've been going to more of the quick hibachi places but miss good ole American style Chinese.

[papilgee4evaeva]

Originally Posted by zitsky

It's outside of your area, but I'd give Szechuan Garden in Cary/Morrisville a try.

Seconded!

... er... Thirded!

[Jkgourmet]

Originally Posted by mvarghese84

C&T is great if looking for more authentic Szechuan style Chinese.

Agreed. I did not mention it because the OP indicated they were looking for Cantonese (Americanized) Chinese food (no insult intended - I love lo mein, shrimp with lobster sauce, and chicken chow mein and a few other Cantonese dishes.)

[kelly237]

Originally Posted by Jkgourmet

Agreed. I did not mention it because the OP indicated they were looking for Cantonese (Americanized) Chinese food (no insult intended - I love lo mein, shrimp with lobster sauce, and chicken chow mein and a few other Cantonese dishes.)

I was guessing it is "americanized" but I really don't know the difference.
I think I like it all.

[Repatriot]

Originally Posted by Jkgourmet

Agreed. I did not mention it because the OP indicated they were looking for Cantonese (Americanized) Chinese food (no insult intended - I love lo mein, shrimp with lobster sauce, and chicken chow mein and a few other Cantonese dishes.)

I would not equate Cantonese with Americanized.

A lot of Americanized Chinese is also Hunan or Sichuan.

BTW have not yet been to C&T but a Chinese friend goes often, which is kind of testimony of a decent place.

From the feedback here the next place we try with be Panda Garden, will report back.