Top Best Chinese Restaurants in Woodbury

"Chef-owner Tammy Wong is a beloved figure in the Minneapolis food world and her family-run restaurant has been serving American-style Chinese food to generations of Minneapolis residents. No order from here is complete without a batch of her signature, crackling-crusted egg rolls, and the Sichuan wontons, a savory (and not at all spicy) tender noodle wrapper cradling shrimp and pork smothered in a rich black bean sauce."

"Tammy Wong is one of the most beloved and respected chefs in town. The crispy egg rolls are otherworldly and the lazy susans are best used piled up with dishes and surrounded by a table of friends. 2739 Nicollet AveMinneapolis, MN 55408"

"In the summer of 1958, David Sr. and Helen Fong drove down from Minneapolis in search of a place to open up a small Chinese carry-out. As the story goes, they were looking for a location in Richfield, got lost in the rain, and came upon a small strip mall in a small township called Bloomington. This original location was named Fong's Chow Mein."

"Family run, David Fong’s is a classic Chinese American family restaurant that’s been around in Bloomington since 1966!. They serve hardy portions and all the Chinese food you’ve been craving. A Bloomington gem, visit if you’re looking for a kid friendly restaurant and great Chinese dishes."

"The lunch dumplings are incredibly popular midday and the bar is packed by night with people inhaling hand-pulled noodles and digging into increasingly spicier dishes and this mom and son run restaurant."

"This family restaurant has all you can eat Chinese lunch and dinner- including sushi. With their trendy furniture and decoration, and their decently large selection of dishes, it a great kid friendly restaurant. You can introduce the kids to sushi and if they don’t like it, there are still plenty of other tasty options."

"has gathered a lot of online buzz for its excellent value food. Even if you don’t crave Asian food however, there are enough options to please even the pickiest eater, with American and"

"Have gone thru several piss poor Chinese resteraunts, all.americanized to death, until I went to Hunan....they remember some of us still like food that..."

"Critically acclaimed pastry chef Michelle Gayer creates pastries, cakes, cupcakes, and cookies that taste as lovely as they look. The coconut macaroons are the perfect combination of crispy and chewy. Savor a couple with one of the cafe’s seasonal lattes, and linger for a while in the sunny, elegant setting."

"LongfellowThis has been a South Minneapolis staple with a solid fan base for quite some time, and while it often seems to go unnoticed by people outside its 'hood, this place serves some pretty decent plates of sushi. Your traditional list of standard items are all represented, but what’s nice is that the servers bring you a card and you mark down what types of sushi you want and how many pieces you require, which makes for a pretty simple ordering process, and you don’t have to feel ridiculous when listing off 20 different sushi items."

"A post shared by Midori's Floating World Cafe (@midorisfloatingworld) on Apr 5, 2017 at 4:00pm PDT. Midori’s Floating World Cafe is a well-loved food establishment in Minneapolis. Its menu is full of Japanese dishes, which includes bento boxes, noodles, donburi, as well as sake and a few selections of sake-based cocktails."

"Said to be one of the best rooftops in the city, Moto-i knows how to do Japanese. Flavorful bowls of ramen, perfectly fluffy steamed buns, indulgent fried rice and, of course, their on-site sake brewery. Enjoy the twinkle of the lights at this popular summer hangout."

"While Moto-i doesn’t have your typical sushi rolls, they do have incredible Japanese food including ramen, steamed buns, sashimi and fried rice. Come for the food, but stick around for one of the best rooftops in Minneapolis."

"Coming in at number ten on the list is a local favorite, moto-i. This bar is unique in and of itself. This is one of the only sumo themed bars in the Minneapolis area, if not all of Minnesota."

"Stanley’s Bar Room doesn’t have a patio–they have a pawtio, where dogs and owners alike can dine on craft food (and beverages for the humans). Stanley’s has got Minneapolis’ only three-course menu for dogs, which includes healthy meat and veggie dishes and sweet “pupcream” desserts. For you, their menu has a delicious burger list (the bleu fig burger sounds scrumptious), appetizers like nachos and jalapeño poppers and craft cocktails."

"If I’m ever having drinks throughout Northeast, Stanley’s is on the list. It’s a no-frill, chill vibe and great food and solid beer options. They have year-round patio dining, an all-day breakfast menu (awesome), a fantastic Cubano sandwich, and a welcoming setting."

"Start with roti, choose a veggie curry and finish with some jerri for an incredibly filling meal at Everest on Grand. There’s so much more to choose from on this menu—and it’s a great spot for gluten-free eaters, too."