Whether you’re cruising down Palm Avenue or taking the Palmetto Expressway like a local, eating Chinese in Hialeah means bold flavors, family-style feasts, and plenty of late-night dining. With dozens of options packed into this vibrant city’s compact grid—from bustling strip-mall gems to elegant banquet halls—we’ve narrowed it down to the essential dozen that define Hialeah’s Chinese food scene today.
Ming Village Chinese Restaurant
$ | (305) 512-2882 | WEBSITE
Right in the heart of Hialeah, you’ll find a take-out gem that’s impressively kept, with a clean counter and bright, welcoming lights. Besides just great service, this spot is a strong pick for a quick dinner or a family meal. There’s also a friendly vibe from the veteran-owned kitchen staff. Order the Singapore noodles or spicy chicken wings for the table, and round out the meal with the old fashioned homemade pork fried egg rolls.
China Casa
$ | (305) 698-3881 | WEBSITE
Hialeah’s best Chinese food is fresh and flavorful with portions that actually match the pictures. It comes from China Casa, a hidden gem that’s worth the extra miles despite the distance. And it’s worth making the trip for their Szechuan beef, Beef Lomein, and crab rangoons (especially the fried rice). Most of their dishes keep customers coming back for more, so you can also try their welcoming customer service, or learn something about Chinese culture during your visit.
No matter how you experience it, China Casa’s food is worth the journey.
Happy Buffet
$ | (305) 817-2626 | WEBSITE
Happy Buffet is open all day, but it’s really perfect for family night—think amazing variety from a space packed with options, or the chance to feast on seafood itself. Yes, you can load your plate with crab legs and shrimp—either from the fresh seafood station or the sushi bar—and get down with things like creamy ice cream and a dessert spread with tropical fruits and sweet treats.
House of Sun
$ | (305) 822-2613 | WEBSITE
The last time we swung by House of Sun, we ran into Miami regulars who swear by the place—which is probably all the endorsement some of you need. While we can’t guarantee you’ll find a spotless dining room, you’ll always find quick service and a menu packed with Chinese classics that hit the spot. They’re known for their Honey Garlic Chicken, praised as the best in Miami, along with flavorful bourbon chicken and satisfying fried rice.
You can bring just about anyone craving Chinese to House of Sun—and you probably should.
China Tokyo
$ | (305) 827-0609 | WEBSITE
One of the best Chinese restaurants in Hialeah (find them on the main strip near the shopping district) has been a community staple for years. China Tokyo, which has been family-owned for over seven years, serves generous Chinese plates with fresh ingredients, including their popular large-portioned classics, and attentive service that makes you feel like part of the family.
Expect the welcoming space—we love grabbing a table in the cozy dining area—to deliver reliable comfort food with those complimentary extras that keep you coming back.
Mei Chang Take Out Food
$ | (305) 887-9985 | WEBSITE
Focus on the generous portions at this Chinese spot that’s a favorite for both takeout and dining in. The Mongolian beef with special rice is the freshest we’ve ever tasted, the other Chinese dishes are delicious and well-prepared, and the overall value stands out thanks to the exceptional customer service. For a satisfying meal, the Mongolian beef is the best choice on the menu, and the other offerings are reliably tasty.
After your order, enjoy the clean and welcoming environment—it’s a great spot to settle in for a meal that feels both comforting and well-crafted.
Casa China Restaurant
$ | (305) 818-0668 | WEBSITE
Casa China is worth the drive to Hialeah for unbeatable fried rice, Szechuan chicken, and crispy egg rolls. The restaurant’s authentic dishes are heavily influenced by traditional Chinese cuisine, which basically just means you can get generous takeout portions along with attentive service. They’re cash-only and don’t do delivery apps, so plan ahead to experience a handful or so regular customers raving about the flavors that keep them coming back.
Hit the worn-out dining area for two things before you leave: a hot meal and leftovers you can enjoy at home.
ZH Tasty
$ | (305) 822-6111 | WEBSITE
Hialeah’s most beloved Chinese spot serves up delectable and affordable cuisine, and is an essential neighborhood gem. There are standout dishes like the crab wontons with their delightful cheese blend and the must-try tender ribs with delicious sauce. ZH Tasty gets busy during peak dinner hours, but it’s pretty much the perfect cozy dining situation.
Just know that phone orders can sometimes be challenging due to language differences, but the exceptional taste of the food more than makes up for it.
Los Paraditos Chinese Restaurant
$ | (305) 822-0707 | WEBSITE
After a day exploring Hialeah or running errands, swing by this counter-service spot for some of the best Cuban Chinese food in town. They do generously portioned special fried rice packed with shrimp, meat, chicken, and ham—all hearty options that will keep you satisfied for hours. Los Paraditos has a small sit-down area that might not appeal to everyone, so plan to take it home or eat in your car.
You’re going to pass this place on your way through the shopping center—it’s right there—so do the smart thing and grab some crispy chicken wings to-go.
Panda Express
$ | (786) 206-8808 | WEBSITE
Panda Express is a clean and comfortable Chinese spot with a menu of nothing but hits. Start off with the mandarin teriyaki sauce that’s a pure hit of flavor, and the perfectly crispy crab rangoon. They always make fantastic use of classic staples and fresh ingredients, like the Beijing beef served hot and moist. And make sure to order two of the teriyaki chicken plates—savory, satisfying bites you’ll remember days later.
Asian Garden
$ | (305) 558-3933 | WEBSITE
Asian Garden in Hialeah makes some of the area’s best Chinese food. The menu is straightforward, and we focus on the Crab Rangoon, the Pepper Steak, and the fresh salmon sushi rolls. Order any of them with the standard accompaniments (crispy wontons, steamed rice, and fresh vegetables) and their house sauces (a blend of soy, ginger, and garlic). Also, be sure to get it for take-out, which is perfectly timed for enjoying at home.
Generous and impeccably balanced, these dishes can satisfy for multiple meals, keeping you content and full as you enjoy a casual evening.
Pacifico Chinese Restaurant
$ | (305) 556-7715 | WEBSITE
Grab your takeout General Tso’s chicken, fried rice, egg rolls, and containers of lo mein from this unassuming spot. The dining area isn’t much to look at, but the portions are huge and come out quick, so if you can’t eat in, take a few steaming cartons of orange chicken and beef with broccoli back to your apartment and dig in.
Steamed dumplings, fried wontons, and vegetable spring rolls round out your order, and while you’re at it, pick up some sweet and sour pork or kung pao shrimp for lunch tomorrow.