Far East Chinese Restaurant - Chinese restaurant in Angels Camp - 51 N Main St # F, USA

A bit expensive. All menu prices online and on google are outdated. Mu Xu dishes are good.

Very excellent service. Food came out in a very fast manner and was beyond my expectations. Definitely portions worth the price!!

We went around 4 PM for dinner ... a bit early but trying to miss driving home in the dark 🙂. We were on a seniors tight budget so everyone picked the packaged arrangement (lower right hand corner, orange background) ... where you pick the main ingredient and the rest is noodles etc. ... it was good but not like the last time when our budget was healthier and we picked all from the specialty selections ... that was excellent! the service was great, the dinners arrived hot ... I would recommend it but suggest, although more expensive, sticking to the specialty selections in the menu. VHM.

Good food. Good service. They stayed back and served us even after closing time.

My first time at the Far East Chinese Restaurant. I chose a luncheon special, kung pao chicken with fried rice. Absolutely delicious, very fresh, lots of pieces of chicken and good variety of vegetables, and portions were huge! The Special also came with an egg roll which was crunchy and delicious too! I highly recommend for those who like freshly made Chinese food.

Large portions, tasty food quick with our orders.

There aren't too many places to get food in Angels Camp, but this place looked promising. After all it is usually hard to go wrong with Chinese food. Well, this was an interesting experience. We ordered ahead and they were pleasant and got the order correct. When I arrived to pick up, I was pretty surprised to see people dining indoors, but whatever it is a small town in a small county. I took our take out and when I got back to our place my wife and I were shocked that there were no utensils, napkins, or sauce included in the take out. This was a first for us, especially with Chinese food. I ended up having to go back out to get the utensils needed. Onto the food part. The chow mein was pretty good, the noodles were thick and the flavor was what I enjoy, but the veggies were lacking despite being a veggie chow mein order. Our fried rice was pretty on par, but there were sections of rice that were still completely white and unseasoned which was weird. The peking beef was probably the highlight of the meal, but was still pretty disappointing since it was advertised as spicy(it wasn't). General chicken was pretty good, but just super sweet instead of being spicy as advertised. On the bright sight their hot and sour soup portion was generous and packed full of flavor. The soup tasted like it had cooked for hours and had a bone broth like feeling to it, packed with tofu, mushrooms and chicken along with various other ingredients. Overall not great, but not bad either. I wish they would serve spicy food when they say it is spicy and not including utensils of some sort on a take out order with soup and noodles is very strange.

Everything we ate was so delicious. The staff was friendly and they hugged us when we told them we're going to tell how great the dishes are.