Chao Zhou Restaurant

Food tastes very authentic. It’s probably the best place to go if you’re looking for an inexpensive large serving authentic Chinese food. Other Chinese restaurant has already adjusted their food to accommodate all culture taste buds but this one taste just like back in Asia. This place is more of a carry out. Dine in is possible but just not very vibrant atmosphere. Just note that the soups are not for one person unless you love soup that much. Probably good for 2-3 people cup

I ordered a shrimp chow mein. I don't normally order this. sweet and sour, almond boneless chicken, or beef and broccoli are my go to items at a Chinese restaurant. I felt like trying something different. I also was feeling shrimp. the noodles are overpriced and crispy at the edges, and soft under the sauce. I don't order this enough to know if that's just common for this dish. the sauce is good. not too many onions to slide out. the bok choy isn't bad, but idk the texture of it just not doing it for me. there also wasn't a tea option. maybe I should have just got a beef and broccoli with crab ragoons.

I have been looking for an actual "good" Chinese take out. As most Chinese in the Royal oak, Ferndale, Oak park area are bellow average bland Chinese. I got word that Madison heights has some great Chinese spots so I gave Chao Zhou a chance and I was immediately hooked. You can taste the quality in this food. Chao Zhou sticks out from the rest and is something I can definitely recommend people try. Probably the best General Tao's chicken I've had in a long time. The Singapore noodles was another stand out option that I also loved. I will definitely be back

Great Cantonese food. I tried the General Tso’s chicken, Ban Lam Bo, and Young Chow fried rice. A little long wait due to one chef.

The food is so good. Best General chicken I have ever had.