China Hut

If you are Peruvian and love chaufa, this is the place. If you’re not Peruvian and love Peruvian Chinese food then you have to try them out. Quick service, hot and fresh food and great prices. We drive an hour for this delicious food!

I recently had the pleasure of dining at China Hut in Orlando, and I must say, it was an incredible experience from start to finish. If you’re a fan of Chifa cuisine—the fusion of Chinese and Peruvian flavors—this place is a must-visit! The food was absolutely delicious. I ordered the Kam Lu Wantan, a classic Chifa dish featuring crispy fried wontons tossed in a sweet and savory sauce with a mix of meats and vegetables. It was perfectly cooked—crispy, and flavorful. The service was exceptional. The staff was friendly, attentive, and eager to explain the menu for those unfamiliar with Chifa dishes. Our food came out quickly, and they even checked in to ensure we were enjoying everything.

China Hut has been a staple in my life for the better part of 20 years, and it’s a place I continue to visit whenever I'm in the area. I was first introduced to it by an old friend, who claimed that they had some of the best ceviche he had ever tasted. Admittedly, I was skeptical at first—after all, it’s called China Hut. But then, I learned about the deep history of Chinese immigration to Peru and how their influence on Peruvian cuisine gave rise to the culinary fusion known as "Chifa Peruano." That context changed everything for me, and my appreciation for China Hut only grew from there. My introduction to ceviche happened right here at China Hut, and it was love at first bite. Since that moment, I've been hooked. The ceviche mixto, or mixed ceviche, is hands down some of the best I’ve ever had in my life. It's fresh, flavorful, and has a perfect balance of tanginess and spice that keeps me coming back for more. Even though the original owners aren't around day-to-day as much anymore, the quality has remained consistent. The restaurant is quite a drive from where I live now, but whenever I'm in the area, I make it a point to stop by. Aside from the ceviche, the lomo saltado is phenomenal. It’s one of those dishes you can’t help but crave after you’ve had it. The flavors of the stir-fried beef, onions, tomatoes, and crispy fries meld together beautifully, creating a truly satisfying dish. Though I usually opt for takeout, I’ve had the pleasure of dining in a few times. The service has always been great—attentive and friendly. The ambiance in the restaurant is laid-back, and the clientele is always a mix of people, which I think adds to the charm of the place. It feels like a local favorite that attracts all sorts of people for its unique and delicious food. Over the years, I've tried both the Chinese and Peruvian dishes, and they’ve never disappointed. The fusion of these two cuisines is truly special, and China Hut executes it brilliantly. Just today, I had a proud moment when my son tried the ceviche for the very first time—and to my delight, he loved it. It felt like passing the torch of a tradition that started for me so many years ago. If you’re looking for authentic Chifa Peruano, don’t wait. Get in your car and make your way to China Hut. Whether you’re craving ceviche, lomo saltado, or one of their Chinese dishes, you’re going to leave pleasantly surprised and thoroughly satisfied. It’s a hidden gem that’s stood the test of time, and I’ll be coming back for as long as they keep serving up their incredible food.

Went there for the first time. There were a lot of people there so I immediately thought, this must be good. I must say, this was the worst Chinese food I have ever tried. I only took 2 bites and went rite to the trash. Very disappointed. It did not taste good at all. First and last time I eat there and will definitely not recommend it to anyone. A place like this shouldn’t be open for business.

My fiance and I ended up sick with food poisoning, throwing up, and diarrhea after ordering takeout. The food was extremely greasy and melted the styrofoam containers. We tried eating around it, but even the sauces tasted burnt. I do not recommend this place and wish I could get my money back. It was even very weird and odd that for a Chinese restaurant, it was playing Spanish music. The first and last time going here.