Not one good dish. Expensive, incredibly salty almost inedible and just plain poor. Not the hot and sour soup, lettuce cups, moo shu, or fried rice. Was awful 2 years ago and just tried again, really sorry we did.

For solid Chinese takeout mixed with a few authentic Cantonese dishes this place is great. Low ratings from Boca blue hairs. Ignore and enjoy!

They never have chopsticks, and if you ask for a bag, the cashier won't bag your food for you; they just hand you a bag. They don't even hold the bag open to help you bag your food, and if you ask them for help, they either just stand there not helping.

Ordered ar 11:30 am still waiting order for today

If I could give zero stars I would. I ordered sweet-and-sour chicken and they mixed my order with sweet-and-sour shrimp. I do have a seafood allergy and believe it was really reckless of them to mix the two.

I’m kind of a hard sell on Chinese food because I’ve lived in places where it’s top tier, so when I moved to Florida I was keeping an eye out for close places that were good. The chicken is good quality and very clean cut with big pieces. Tastes deliciously fried. It is a strong 4 star Chinese place that is best to-go. Price was also very very good. I spent 35$ on two meals and a drink with appetizer and extra rice. I will definitely be back and this will be my new neighborhood spot.

The food is gross. The reheat leftovers and try to spruce them up and serve them. I ordered thru door dash and I threw it all out. They microwaved the egg roll and the dumplings. Yuck!

I always get good fresh food from this location. As a Miami native it has been a real struggle to find good Chinese food in palm beach. They are always easy to order from even if it’s from the kids helping out in the front. My go to for boneless spare ribs and fried rice. Also love their house duck sauce.

This place is a hidden gem for anyone seeking **authentic Chinese cuisine**. I highly recommend asking the owner for traditional dishes, as they're not listed on the menu. I followed the owner's advice today and tried the **steamed live shrimp from Key West**, served with a simple chili soy sauce. It was incredibly delicious! In traditional Cantonese style, seafood is steamed to preserve its natural flavor and texture, ensuring it's cooked just right, not overdone. They also offer daily-prepared **roasted duck and BBQ pork** in the traditional manner. I'm definitely coming back to explore more dishes!

I recently visited Uncle Joe’s on Christmas Day with my family, and unfortunately, it was a disappointing experience. Our group of seven had five vegans, and we were surprised to find that there was only one vegan option on the menu. To make matters worse, when we asked if the kitchen could modify any dishes to accommodate our dietary needs, the staff refused. As a result, we ended up only eating the appetizers while the rest of the family enjoyed their chicken. It was frustrating to be limited to such a small selection, especially on a holiday when you expect better attention to special dietary preferences. The lack of flexibility and the overall service left much to be desired. With so many other dining options available, we won’t be returning to Uncle Joe’s. It was a letdown in both food quality and customer service.

I had to come back to edit my post. We've been coming here for some time now. We'll I forgot to ask for White meat on my order and THEY CALLED MY PHONE TO MAKE SURE IF I WANTED IT OR NOT! THEIR CUSTOMER SERVICE IS TOP TIER! 💯💯💯💯 Honestly! He said "I remember your order and wanted to make sure". 💞 So good!!! Great food and portions. They're always super friendly on the phone. Our favorite Chinese here.

Way too many onions… bought this at 8pm last night and could not eat it had to order something else.. However this morning I decided to separate the onions from my noodles and the result… no wonder the onion smell was so overwhelming

This place is great. Fresh, made to order, and tastes great!! I'm impressed especially by the dim sum. It's got little chestnut pieces to enhance the texture. Did they make this themselves from scratch?? Pretty much all their food tastes like they did. Step above all the other places that just uses frozen food.

The food was disgusting. The ribs were cold and chewy. They tasted ‘old’. The rice was unlike any Chinese fried rice I had ever had- bland and yellow. I ordered two egg rolls. I took one bite and bit into something tough & chewy and it wouldn’t break down. I spit it out and just threw my food away. I literally ate 5 bites of all the food and just tossed it. The person was nice but the restaurant and lobby was just old, junky and unappetizing. I wouldn’t recommend it - at all.

Ordered over the phone, showed up 25 mins later walked in smelled like cigarettes and wasn’t impressed with the place but figured I’d give it a try since it’s less than 5 mins from the house. Got back to the house, Wonton soup is usually my signal for identifying a good Chinese spot. I couldn’t eat it. Beef and broccoli half of the meat was inedible and the broccoli tastes real bad it even makes the rice taste bad. Now I know why they don’t take Amex I’d definitely toss this in the trash and dispute it. I’ve attached a couple pics if you zoom in and take a look you can see the noodles are swollen and pasty the meats are very slimy. I feel bad critiquing it so badly but I ordered this for my wife and daughter to come home to and now I have to throw it out and go to another place.

First time. Eggplant with mild garlic sauce very tasty. Enjoyed my Egg Drop Soup immensely. Chicken on chicken sticks was a little stringy but good taste, sauce and moist pieces.

First time diners. I had the General Taos Chicken, asked for it to be extra spicy, egg roll, egg drop soup and white rice. I ate half the egg roll, zero flavor, mealy texture. The General Taos lacked flavor. Nothing hot, nothing sweet, just bland. It clearly appears they cater to the senior crowd as my daughter’s Honey Garlic chicken also lacked flavor. I can’t remember what my wife ate, it was flavorful, she was happy with it, just said there was not much of it and I agree her portion was very small. The guy who was behind the counter and stepped out to help with water and such kept picking his nose and wiping his nose with his fingers. Zero chance we will go back. The serves were nice and service was quick.

I must say I was so pleasantly surprised. The veggies we fresh and clean...the chicken was juicy and cooked perfectly...the shrimps plump and also cooked perfectly. The dishes were mild but very pleasan...nothing was greasy or over cooked like we get in nc. It was closer to Boston chinese food which is where we came to love chinese food! I will go there again next time in town. I also recommend the purchase of their homemade duck sauce and mustard!

Walking in, I immediately was torn between remembering Lichee Gardens in Plainfield NJ and a Seinfeld episode. It felt like 1965, and I was loving it. That, and the fact that I, unlike most of the patrons, had neither an aide or a walker. Reservations fill rapidly, and while walk-ins are welcome, be prepared to wait. You'll definitely meet someone you know while waiting. The service was exemplary, especially given how busy they were. The food was good. Of note were the steamed dumplings, homemade and cooked to perfection. That, and the soup, could have made a meal. Speaking of soup, we got the hot and sour soup. Well I can't say it's as good as Mott street, I can say that it was pretty close. Perhaps a little too much sodium, certainly not enough, but that was easily fixed with hot oil and white vinegar, which they happily brought. What I wanted for dinner was a shredded chicken with hot peppers. Well that's what I ordered, but it isn't quite what I got. Instead what I wound up receiving was a chicken with celery and carrots that was quite tasty, but not what I was after. Because they were so busy, I decided to let it go and just enjoy the food. My partner got spare ribs, which she said we're out of this world. While I would not ever say it was as good as going to Chinatown in new york, but it wasn't bad for 15 minute drive. I'll be back...

Ordered for me and rhe wife. 160.00 with tip. I dont mind paying for good food but small portions and bland at best. I don't know if they send a rickshaw to china to pick it up and deliver it but we will never do it again. There are better places for half the price with great food the lo mein in phot was 20 bucks. Yuck

I’ve only eaten food from House of Cheung a few times, but generally everyone who goes here and works here understands what this place is about. It’s kept fairly clean and you should expect the food to come out in 10 minutes or less. Reasonably priced fast Chinese food that is a good bang for your buck is the main draw of this place. It’s not the most exquisite and flavorful, but it doesn’t taste bad either and it filled me up just as I needed. Just don’t come expecting the best atmosphere or best play to sit. Excellent spot for take out for sure.

I ordered for the first time from this place at work last night. I ordered small french frieswhich is $5 on their menu and plain fried rice priced at 8.50. that's a total of $13.50 plus the delivery fee. They charged me 20.30 when they heard I worked on A1A in Boca. Guess I paid the Chinese tariffs lol. Food wasn't even good. Fries were cooked in old dirty oil. NEVER AGAIN!!

I ordered the Szechuan sea treasure and hot sour soup, nothing is disappointed me. Good flavor with reasonable price. This price can’t be beat with other kind of Asian food.

Hunan beef, chicken with veggies and fried chicken wings, our go tos here and in new york and this place nailed them all. And oh my goodness, FINALLY a place with new york sized eggs rolls instead of the tiny ones you find everywhere else! Food is tasty and hot and the wings are nice and crispy. Prices are fair, and we appreciate that the food is served in a microwavable plate not the cheap foam plates. The employees are kind, but the parking is tight!