You can probably name a dozen excuses to order Chinese takeout tonight. The first eleven involve your hectic schedule, and the twelfth hinges on your questionable theory that General Tso’s chicken counts as a vegetable. (If you devour three egg rolls and a fortune cookie, we’re pretty sure it’s not the cookie leaving you stuffed.) Keep reading for the definitive list of Winnipeg’s finest Chinese dining.
Four Seasons Chinese Food
$$ | (204) 254-2221 | WEBSITE
When you’re craving Chinese, order some chicken balls, beef Mokuaweoweo, and ginger beef for takeout from this Winnipeg spot. Four Seasons consistently delivers large quantities of quality, tasty food with excellent service. The wonton soup is particularly delicious, with a delectable broth that makes it worth trying.
Plaza Restaurant
$ | (204) 667-6387 | WEBSITE
Plaza Restaurant is a not-so-fancy Chinese spot in Winnipeg that’s perfect for when you need a lot of space to eat with a group. You can get Northern Chinese dishes with vibrant vegetables and generous portions, and there’s a retro decor that creates a warm and inviting atmosphere.
Komodo Chinese Restaurant
$ | (204) 253-3678 | WEBSITE
If you want to grab some fresh, hot Chinese food with generous portions, check out Komodo Chinese Restaurant in Windsor Park. You can find their menu featuring vegetable fried rice, sweet and sour ribs, wonton soup, and chicken chow mein here.
Wok Box – Crestview
$ | (204) 888-4000 | WEBSITE
This Chinese restaurant in Crestview offers Dan Dan Noodle Box and crunchy spring rolls as well as great poutines that many note are pretty killer. If you get tired of the usual options, there are made-to-order meals that cost between $12 and $25.
Toy Sun Restaurant
$ | (204) 339-0068 | WEBSITE
If you’re looking for a reliably good spot for Chinese food in Winnipeg, Toy Sun Restaurant is there for you. This popular eatery has a clean, well-maintained space with friendly staff, and they serve the best ginger beef you’ll ever have. During the lunch buffet, all of those generous portions cost around $15, and you can also get the tangy lemon chicken with its not-too-sweet house-made sauce.
New Golden Inn Restaurant
$ | (204) 284-2837 | WEBSITE
The best Chinese restaurants in Winnipeg often get crowded with regulars and people celebrating special occasions, but New Golden Inn serves generous, flavourful dishes, and it’s surprisingly easy to find a table here. Lunch specials are available daily at this cozy, vintage-inspired spot, so stop in and try the $12 golden inn fried rice or the $14 Cantonese chow mein.
Golden Chopstick Chinese Food
$ | (204) 254-6924 | WEBSITE
You’ll find plenty of Winnipeg families at this reliable Chinese spot with generous portions. The menu is mostly Cantonese classics, but you can also get things like Singapore Chow Mai and ginger beef. The ginger beef strips are plump and delicious, while the chicken balls have a sweet, snappy batter. The sliced pork in the deluxe veg is moist and homemade. At around $12–$18 per entrée, it’s affordable and filling. The beef broccoli is also on point.
However, some dishes like the ‘spicy’ chicken satay weren’t as fiery as expected. Overall, it’s an ideal choice for Chinese food cravings, offering great value and consistent quality.
Hong Hing Company
$ | (204) 774-2574 | WEBSITE
This well-known Winnipeg Chinese spot has a straightforward setup, with basic tables and bright lighting that keep things simple. The food is exactly what you’d hope for at a place that focuses on generous portions. (Think chicken balls, special fried rice, and sweet and sour pork.)
Marigold Restaurants
$ | (204) 233-1453 | WEBSITE
Marigold Restaurants has been a Winnipeg favorite for years, and it’s a solid choice for a family dinner or a satisfying buffet meal. They also offer generous portions across their menu, including the Deluxe Wonton soup, breaded veal, dry breaded shrimp, and Cantonese Chow Mein.
Thirsty Duck Cafe
$ | (204) 661-3802 | WEBSITE
Thirsty Duck Cafe in Winnipeg has plenty of tables and quick service, as well as take-out options. If you want to eat some food, the menu has stuff like Shanghai noodles, king pao chicken, ginger beef, and vegan dishes.
New Hong Kong
$ | (204) 942-5315 | WEBSITE
Spare Rib Rice, Shrimp Dumpling, and Fried Peking Perogies are all under $15 at this cozy Winnipeg spot. If you want to experience authentic Chinese comfort food, New Hong Kong is the perfect place to do it, because they have a huge selection of both.
Tang Dynasty Restaurant 食間酒家
$ | (204) 888-6661 | WEBSITE
In case you couldn’t tell from the name, this place just south of downtown serves different kinds of dim sum. There’s one with crispy shrimp dumplings, and another with honey garlic veal, and they also make deep fried shrimp dumplings and sesame balls with custard buns. The portions are generous, the shrimp is fresh, and the atmosphere is cozy, though seating can be tight during peak hours.
Some dishes, like the steamed rice, might occasionally be dry, but the friendly staff and overall quality make it worth a visit. Takeout is available, and the perogies and siumai are particularly satisfying for those cravings.
Sun Fortune Restaurant
$$ | (204) 269-6868 | WEBSITE
Nowadays feels more like a packed banquet hall than a restaurant. The bustling dining room at this Winnipeg spot has stacked boxes, stored items, and worn furniture that could use refreshing. This is a fun place to feast with a group, and they’re usually very busy with dinner crowds. The massive menu includes over 100 authentic Hong Kong-style dishes plus westernized options, with large portions at fair prices.
The friendly, attentive staff provide quick service despite the crowds, and the standout dishes like Spicy Beef Ho Fan noodles and fried rice make it worth pre-ordering. Overall, it’s excellent food and value for money in need of a good cleaning and furniture upgrade.
The Tang Chinese Food
This Headingley spot in Charleswood serves a lot of dishes you’d want with takeout, such as Singapore noodles with generous vegetables, crispy ginger beef, and breaded pork that resembles little schnitzels. They also have something called the deluxe wonton soup, which is steaming hot and comes with homemade sauces on the side. The Tang Chinese Food is praised as a hidden gem in Winnipeg.
East Ocean Restaurant
$$ | (204) 947-0808 | WEBSITE
East Ocean Restaurant is one of our favorite Chinese restaurants in Winnipeg. We especially like their ginger beef and shrimp chow mein. This hidden gem is cozy, so get here early if you want to snag a table. (There’s also some seating near the window.)
Double Greeting Chinese Snack House
$ | (204) 956-1383 | WEBSITE
The dining room at this cozy snack house, which is tucked away in a Winnipeg neighborhood, feels like a kitchen at your grandmother’s home. The congee and noodles are favorites, and you should know they come with a bowl of soup for dipping.
Great World Restaurant
$$ | (204) 885-6980 | WEBSITE
This Chinese spot in Winnipeg is a solid choice to bring a group of friends to share Cantonese chow mein, hot honey veal, and curry shrimp. They have combination dishes that run for $10-15, so grab some cash and plan a takeout/dine-in doubleheader.
Dragon River Chinese Restaurant
$$ | (204) 772-0227 | WEBSITE
Dragon River Chinese Restaurant is a takeout spot, but it isn’t a greasy place where you’ll find soggy containers of lo mein (that would be Golden Wok around the corner). Here, you can order some Shrimp Dumplings or Deluxe Wonton Soup while you wait at home for the fast delivery. The portions aren’t small, so it isn’t just for solo meals—perfect for sharing with family on special occasions or for casual dining when you want that high-end foodie experience without leaving your couch.
