Beijin Palace

Good food and good service. I wish they had some more vegetarian choices and cleaner restrooms.

i went to their lunch buffet. it’s like $ 7 with tax. great fried rice and noodles. i was very happy with everything. the only thing that’s missing is ice cream.
UPDATE: i seriously love this place. my friends and i go here once a week.

We only ever get take out. Love the egg rolls. Have tried a variety of different menu options. Husband always gets the cashew chicken. I change between chicken almond ding, Mongolian beef, or sweet and sour chicken. Delicious, all of it.

Ya know, a lot of people hate this place, but my family and friends love it. They make things good and spicy for us and it’s an unbeatable taste. When I crave Chinese, this is what I’m craving. And I haven’t had anything to date that tastes remotely better. The Curry Chicken, Beef Fried Rice, and Chicken Lo Mein are the staples.

The price of what you pay for the buffet (~$ 7) is what you’re going to get in quality. They have a limited selection of generic Chinese food which includes: orange chicken, teriyaki chicken, egg rolls, steamed vegetables, fried/​white rice, egg drop soup, and a few others.
If you’re trying to find a bang-​for-​buck deal during the weekdays, you’re going to enjoy Beijing Palace.
Cheers!

We can’t believe we haven’t checked in or written a review! We’ve ordered take out a few times because we were badly craving asian food but too lazy to cook. Each time was okay. They seem to have this brown sauce that they use on everything.

From reading the reviews, we thought this would be a great Chinese meal. Man, were we disappointed. The restaurant itself is very dark, it was empty at 5:30 with one waitress and hostess sitting at the back of the dining room snapping peas. We ordered egg rolls for our appetizer. They weren’t awesome, but they weren’t terrible. For our entrée, my husband ordered a vegetable dish that was very spicy (ok) but nothing much else stood out about it except for the fact that it was drenched in sauce. I ordered Sweet and Sour Tofu and requested noodles instead of rice. The waitress told us that the cook did not do substitutions. Ok. My dish was bland, the tofu pieces were huge and chewy, and nothing really had flavor, and was also drenched in sauce. We ordered a vegetable Lo Mein for our kids, and it tasted as if it was cooked over a flame. Seriously, I’ve never had asian food that tasted flame broiled. The portions were huge! We only ate a small part of our meal and didn’t bring the rest home because really, who wants BAD asian leftovers? My husband makes a better stir fry at home. We had to ask for water twice and we were the only customers in the restaurant, besides a steady stream of customers picking up to-​go orders (curious). We overheard the hostess talking to a to-​go customer that apparently had brought back an order because she felt her meat was uncooked. We heard her ask the hostess if it was done and the hostess said she hoped so, because he (the cook) would not cook it again. That he didn’t want to re-​do it because he thought it was cooked correctly, and that he would rather give her her money back. The only bright spot was the pleasant waitress.
The customer is not right at the Beijin Palace!

Wish I Had More Than One Entrée
Sunday 1pm, original plan was to lunch at Apple Valley Natural Foods; didn’t care for the meatless food there and craved for Chinese. Unilocal app have this come up. I wanted to turn around as soon as I entered. It was dark, no one was there, décor was very old American Chinese, smelled old (building). A lady approached, I told the lady I just wanted take-​out. The menu was simple. I was discouraged. I finally ordered a small order of pork chow main with soft noodles. Had it in the car, very good. Wanted to try others; but couldn’t think of anything from the menu.

The lighting is dim and décor a little out dated, but the place is clean. The prices are reasonable and the host is quite pleasant. I also enjoy their buffet which is $ 5.49 plus tax. The buffet doesn’t have a big selection, but it’s everything you need for a good lunch. Money well spent instead of buying a combo meal at the other fast food places in town. The food here is excellent!

The best Chinese for miles around. The eggrolls here are perfect and the cashew chicken is just the right level of spicy. Also, the woman who owns the place will memorize your name and order after you’ve been there a handful of times.

Not that much selection of food, but for the price, we love this place and that is why we keep coming back.

I used to live in Chicago, which has some excellent Chinese restaurants, but I would stack them up with the quality of food from Beijin Palace.
Now, when you first walk in, it may not seem the greatest of places, but don’t let that fool you. The food is excellent. The egg-​rolls are fantastic. The Sesame Chicken is outstanding. The pot-​stickers are great.
Great take-​out.

Best Chinese food you can possibly get in the area.

Good place to get Chinese food in the area. but you better hope you’re not hungry on Monday’s … because then you’re out of luck!