South China

You guys. This is our absolute favorite place to get appetizers in Albuquerque. Nobody, I say nobody has better fried wontons! They’re filled with white meat chicken. They also have great sweet and sour sauce. Another wonderful thing is their Pu pu platter. It comes with chicken, ribs, fried shrimp, egg rolls, and wontons. The one pictured is for 3. Bring cash and avoid a 3.5% charge for cards.

Should have looked at their website for operating hours, and didn't know they close from 2:30 to 4:30PM, yet when we showed up a few minutes before the afternoon close, they had no problem whippin' us up a take-out family meal for 2. While waiting, we visited the guitar shop--located right next to them--which was convenient. Late lunch was quite a lot of Chin-Amer fare for a great price, honestly. It was standard stuff, but perfect for two large humanoid dudes, with plenty of leftovers for whenever. I will say their S&S Pork was made with huge chunks of swine, yet was still very tender. All-in-all there wasn't a bad bite of food in the whole feast. We weren't expecting fine dining, and recommend others should limit their expectations as well. Nice job, South China...

We wanted to try this because it is close to home. We were very disappointed. The fried rice was dry. The sweet and sour pork was way overcooked, the egg roll was chewy and the sweet and sour soup was too sweet and too big of chunks. Can't take a bite without cutting it first.

Travelers stay away. I'm sure locals love the food but if you passing by or visiting this won't be that good compared to other parts of the country. I travel a lot and it's below basic in taste.

Came here with a coworker and had lunch. Tiny place I'd never see if I had been driving around looking for somewhere to eat. My coworker informed me that the lady who owns it runs everything by herself. Very impressive, the food was great. The service was great. Highly recommend if you're looking for a quick, quiet place with really good fried rice.