China Village - Stockton

I found this place when i was pregnant almost 2 years ago and i just absolutely love their wonton soup. Have not found any place that makes it better! Plus theyre always super friendly. Love love love this place ! Everytime i go i always make sure i order atleast 2 large wonton soups lol

Everything here is good, service is quick, prices reasonable. They pack the container when you order fried rice with the lunch specials.

A Hole In The Wall does Not Begin to Describe China Village Restaurant in Stockton! Drove 4-1/2 hours from L.A. to pay a visit to a friend in need. Since I'm here, I may as well try some Local Cuisines, wouldn't you say? Hopefully the reviews I've read about China Village are accurate, so that my 7 minute walk from my Airbnb should pay off Big Dividends. Sat down and ordered randomly from the menu. Went with the Shrimp Chow Mein, BBQ Pork Fried Rice, Deep Fried Unknown Boneless, Skinless Fish, Hunan Beef and a Large Wor Wonton Soup. Think that's enough for 1? Let's go! First dish arrived minutes after ordering. The Wor Wonton is Phenomenal. Slowly things are trickling in so I will put this review on the back burner for a moment and finish it once I'm done.... Well, that was Perhaps the Most Enjoyable meal I've had in Stockton, Ever. The Good: Almost Everything! Actually I Enjoyed the Entire Meal!! The only thing I was concerned about was when I ordered the Deep Fried Fish. As you can see in the pics, they came looking like fish sticks or more like fried calamari (to me). However they were Deelicious. After hours of gorging, I still had enough to feed a Small Army. Especially when I got the check. This was easily a $75-$100+ meal in L.A. I paid almost half that!! China Village has a New Customer, for Life!

I happened to be in the area for lunch. I was craving Chinese food. I Yelped of course, and found this spot. It 's located in a cute little village with several small shops. There is limited parking on the street so you may have to walk a bit. The storefront is a little hidden but thanks to Maps, I found it. It looks like a very old establishment but I was greeted as I walked in. I placed an order for Mongolian beef and upgraded the side to chow mein for an extra $3, so $13 total. It was a little higher than I expected, considering Chinese takeout. I waited for about 5 to 10 minutes for my food. At first, I felt like the food was really greasy, so if you like greasy, this is your spot. The Mongolian had a lot of onions in it but it balanced out the flavor nicely. After a few bites and some napkins, i was able to enjoy it. The greasiness and the MSG got me. There are other Chinese takeout places for less but this did have a unique taste to it that I ended up enjoying.

I was downtown and looking for a place to take my family to lunch. My dad is a picky eater so we decided on China Village. The restaurant is small and cozy and the tables fill up fast. There is street parking out in front. The service is great and the staff is nice and friendly. We ordered a couple of dishes. The food is really good and priced very reasonably. We had the Mapo Tofu, Mixed Vegetables, Chow Mein, Chicken and black bean sauce, and a chicken combo plate. We ended up with a lot of left overs. I look forward to coming back here again.