Adjacent to the Brightwood Golf Course in New Brighton is China Tiger, a fantastic spot for Cantonese favorites like Mandarin chicken or General Tso’s shrimp.

Located off the Central Avenue corridor, Wong’s has been servicing the Fridley area for years, with a hefty amount of entrees that can be served in half-size portions with a choice of white rice or fried rice and side (egg drop soup, wonton soup, hot sour soup, or cream cheese wontons).

A stone’s throw away from Centennial Park, this Brooklyn Center fixture serves a countless amount of go-to favorites like General Tso’s chicken in a homely setting.

Located off Lexington and Larpenteur in the same strip mall as St. Paul Bagelry, Keys Cafe, and more, Panda Garden presents its Cantonese favorites buffet style. There’s also a soft-serve machine to sub in the sweetness of a fortune cookie.

A longtime fixture on Larpenteur Avenue in Roseville, House of Wong was recently remodeled, but their focus on great Cantonese and Chinese-American fare has not lost its original touch or flavor. Go for the sesame chicken.

This 31-year-old staple in the heart of Dinkytown is long known for its top-notch Chinese-American menu that has a specific focus on seafood specialties.

With two locations in the labyrinth known as the Downtown Minneapolis Skyway, Skyway Wok is a worthy destination for great egg rolls, lo mein, and chow mein.

Housed in a former Baker’s Square since its inception on the U of M campus, Tea House is known for its stellar buffet in a pleasant and elegant setting, as well as its glorious selection of delectable Cantonese dishes.

Located on the East Bank of the U of M campus, Lao Sze Chuan serves a satisfying smorgasbord of Chinese-American fare.

Located in the Cedar-Riverside neighborhood, Lucky Dragon provides students and residents alike with old-school Chinese favorites and an array of buffet options.

Master Noodle (formerly Magic Noodle) makes fresh, hand-cut noodle dishes daily, serving the Midway regulars and visitors with delights like garlic chicken fried noodles.

Situated in the heart of Eat Street, Rainbow Chinese has been churning out delectable Chinese-American fare since the late 1980s. Be sure to kick off lunch or dinner right with an order of egg rolls.

Midtown Global Market’s Pham’s Rice Bowl offers an array of beef, chicken, pork, and veggie options to satisfy any taste palate, with a bevy of appetizers to boot.

Tucked off Lake and Nicollet on the Southside, Cheng’s is known for a variety of Cantonese specialties, but their fried rice is the pinnacle of sustenance. The popular order is available in seven different varieties.

Powderhorn’s Dragon Wok delivers a legendary beef and broccoli, among other fresh and dazzling takes on Chinese-American classics.

Located across from Southdale Center in a strip mall, Red Pepper has been serving patrons with dishes that burst with flavor, like their beloved five spice lobster, since 1992.