China Station Restaurant

Traditional Chinese restaurant, the service was very nice, pleasant and quick.
We ordered the lunch specials. The food was good and fresh, big portions.
The only thing we didn't like was the almond chicken.
The egg rolls were delicious, and felt homemade. The atmosphere looks like an old traditional family restaurant, which is nice and friendly. The prices are good.

The food is great! Especially their fried rice.
The staff is very friendly and helpful when it comes to joking around and ordering food off the menu! They speak Spanish here as well!

I've been ordering delivery from China Station since moving to the area.
Every now and then, you just get in the mood for some good Chinese food, and China Station's food satisfies the craving. One of the first times I ordered, it was before COVID, and I was surprised (pleasantly) when the gentleman delivering walked into my kitchen and unpacked the food for me, setting it all up on the counter while engaging me in friendly banter.
It was so sweet and such a nice service! And the man was SO delightful. Since COVID, the food is delivered to your door and handed to you.
But everyone I've met through delivery is kind and very friendly.
As are the people who answer the phone at the restaurant. And the food is good.
We usually get the Cantonese dinner, but I can never forego getting honey-walnut shrimp and tomato-beef chow mein (which isn't technically on the menu, but they've never denied my order, which I appreciate--and, boy, is it fabulous!).
Since we always get too much food, the leftovers last us for several days, which is excellent because then I don't have to think about cooking for X number of days! Anyhow, the picture I took shows a small sampling of the Cantonese meal, plus the tomato-beef chow mein and honey-walnut prawns.
(The Cantonese dinner includes soup, chow mein, fried rice, sweet-and-sour pork, and two eggrolls.
Oh, and, of course, fortune cookies!) So, on the plate, starting at 12, are the prawns (no walnuts made it onto the plate, but I promise they did come with them).
At 3 would be the chow mein.
At 6, tomato-beef chow mein.
At 9, sweet-and-sour pork.
At 11, fried rice.
In the center, the eggrolls.
Above the plate, the soup with a fortune cookie on top.
(I didn't want the soup, so it'll make an excellent light dinner tomorrow.) To the right of the plate, the sauce for the sweet-and-sour for the eggrolls. Bottom line: I HIGHLY recommend the food at China Station.