Hunan’s Palace

I get takeout here a couple of times a month. Great food, nice service, and great reliability. The lunch special are very reasonably priced for the size. Love the hot and sour soup.

I ordered there several times for delivery. They always deliver in the estimated time (or faster), the food tastes great. The only issue I have sometimes that one of the (Chinese) employees that answers sometimes the phone is very hard to understand and also has a hard time to understand people ordering, so be prepared to repeat your order a few times, but other than that, great service and great food … I will try the lunch buffet soon.

Best food in the area. Fast and always good. Go to place on the weekend and lunch. Great cold noodle in sesame sauce and your able to order gen tso’s with white meat!

My favorite Chinese food place. They have the best lunch buffet and their chicken with broccoli and General Tsos is the best I’ve had yet anywhere. The cheese won tons are probably my favorite appetizer that exists. Nice little family run restaurant. I just had their chicken chow mein and tried chicken fried rice for the first time and both were excellent.

I gave one star because you have too to write this review. We’ve ordered for 6 years for lunch, never had I had a problem till now. I spoke to the manager and this is what happened. At noon we ordered Moo Goi Gai Pan with eggroll, white rice… General Tso Shrimp and fried rice with egg roll. We were charged for dinners, none of the egg rolls or soup was given. We were charged $ 16.50, and I’m so disappointed by the portion and extra charge for this mess. We were missing soups and he told us that we ordered wrong, AT LUNCH. Never returning to this place after being overcharged, under portioned and spoke to rudely.

This is a typical family owned Chinese restaurant just you will find in most any strip mall anywhere — not fancy and a little dated.
What isn’t typical are the food and the owners. They’ve been at this location for a long time, they are fixtures in the community and their food is great.
Standard Chinese fare, good prices, excellent quality. When you order something spicy, it’s spicy. I highly recommend this place.

Still has the best Egg Foo Yong in the Burgh! Whether you get chicken or shrimp. The shrimp fried rice is also very good with large shrimp and a good mix of veggies & flavor. The shrimp rolls are light and crisp with just the right amount of filling wrapped around generous sized shrimp. Also we like the cold noodles with sesame sauce mild version, which has a really tasty peanut sauce. Their food never disappoints.

Great food! Friendly service. The food is always hot and fresh! I would recommend them to anyone to try their offerings!

Not a lot to say. It’s a step above the standard Chinese place. Not a takeout counter, but not fancy or secret Chinese menu authentic either. I just think it doesn’t deserve the low average it has.
They have very good quality meat in their dishes. Their staff (husband and wife owners typically) are friendly. Buffet is nice but could be bigger.

This may be the worst Chinese food I have ever had. The rice is bland, no amount of soy sauce can fix it. I have ordered from here twice hoping it would be better… unfortunately that was not the case. I ordered sweet and sour chicken the last time, it was not sweet or sour it was tangy with some spice. It was also really greasy. YUCK! Will not waste money again.

I moved several minutes from Hunan’s Palace in March and have been tempted to try this restaurant ever since then. A Chinese food craving hit me on Thursday afternoon, and I just had to stop by.
I ordered Chicken Egg Rolls, Cheese Wontons, Fried Rice, and Sweet and Sour Chicken. I was told that the wait would be ten minutes and decided to pick up a couple things at Giant Eagle during that time. I dashed over there and back — I would be surprised if it was actually ten minutes — and the man that I ordered from had all my food packed up and ready to go when I returned. I’m definitely impressed by the speed of their service!
Though not cheap — I believe that I paid $ 26 for the four items — the Fried Rice and Sweet and Sour Chicken were very large portions. Though my husband and I finished off most of the food within one meal, we had Fried Rice around for several days. I personally enjoyed all the food, particularly the Cheese Wontons and Sweet and Sour Chicken.
I was a little uncertain about trying this restaurant but thought that the food and service were surprisingly good. I definitely plan on coming back sometime soon!

I’ve beem to Hunan Palace many times. It’s nowhere near my home, but it’s just off Rt. 30, which I travel a lot. I stop there whenever I’m passing by and have a yen for Chinese food. The place is situated in a strip mall very close to an Aldis; when I first went, I didnt’ expect much. I was just very hungry.
The ambience is not much except for a very large (12 ft?) picture of a dragon and some sort of bird on one of walls. Ir’s truly magnificent. Of course, there’s the ubiquitous fish tank.
The food is top notch. The portions are generous. The dishes are delicious, and chock full of whatever they’re supposed to contain: shrimp, chicken, pork, etc. I ordered shrimp in black bean sauce the other day. There must have been fifteen to twenty large shirimp in it!
Service is good; there’s not much waiting around for an order to come.
This isn’t a fancy place by any stretch of the imagination, but it”s a sure bet for delicious. food.*
*EXCEPT for the spare ribs. Don’t order them. They are not prepared the way most Chinese spare ribs are done. The owner came up with a special recipe that he thinks is wonderful. It’s not.

The food here is great! I ordered the General Tso chicken and cup of Wonton Soup, and it was the best I have ever had. Unlike most Chinese restaurants the chicken was all white meat and very fresh. The chicken is actually chicken and not just a nugget of deep fried batter like most. The food is very delicious BUT I would say that the price is almost not worth it. For one person, you can justify eating here, but for a quick bite to eat for you and your wife, it will cost you more than 30 dollars.

I only ordered fried rice here, so I’m not going to be the best judge of their food quality, but the rice was great! There was a hint of spicy pepper, and the meat had been marinated correctly before it was fried. Altogether some of the most thought-​through fried rice I’ve had.
I don’t think Americans typically understand that an Asian meal consists of multiple courses, and that it is quite difficult to make right, so people don’t give them enough credit for it when they do it. I would say that if the quality of food remained constant post-​fried rice, this place woud have some very good food. I’ll let you know if I ever dare try again.
Beyond the kitchen this restaurant is a bore. Cheap looking decorations, out-​of-​place furniture, and hard to understand servers (I was served by some delivery boy from the heart of Western PA, and I still couldn’t understand him) made my experience less pleasurable.
Also… 7 dollars for fried rice?! I could make it for four. At least they have big servings…

They messed up my order and wanted to charge me again. Seriously? They lost my business and I made sure they were aware of that.