Paul Fleming Restaurants’ latest dining concept, PJK Neighborhood Chinese, opened this week with a soft opening in downtown Naples. Offering contemporary takes on Asian classics with coastal influences from consulting chef Paul Muller.
This restaurant offers vegetarian options and egg foo young and meat-based combinations such as steamed dumplings, crab rangoon, and dishes such as lemon chicken or Kung Pao chicken.
China Chen
China Chen provides Chinese takeout and delivery. Their menu boasts freshly prepared spring rolls and sesame chicken. Prices are very affordable, and service is outstanding – perfect for people on the run looking to grab dinner quickly. Customers have given this place 4.2 stars rating their service experience.
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China Chen is a full-service restaurant specializing in delicious wontons and wonton soup. Their spacious establishment boasts stunning decor with friendly staff available 24/7 for assistance, making this an excellent option for people with limited time who can place orders for takeout.
O’mei China Bistro
O’mei China Bistro serves up delicious Chinese fare that’s always appropriately prepared, while its staff are courteous and the service quick. Customers typically order Peking Duck, crabs and pancakes while enjoying attractive pricing packages for meals here.
Harvest Moon once resided at Tamiami Square; just steps from Sam-Bucco Bistro and Naples Tomato, this space offers elegant dining. A well-stocked wine rack adorns one wall; plush banquettes provide seating; tables are covered in spotlessly white linens, while tall glass vases house beautiful dried wheat stalks and fresh sunflowers, – creating an environment conducive to relaxation for diners.
Owner Roger Grigsby announced yesterday that he is no longer running his restaurant but plans to keep it open temporarily, following widespread protest and online outrage over donations to Louisiana Democratic senator David Duke, former leader of the Ku Klux Klan. It had been a staple on Westside for years, providing delicious dishes to its diverse clientele of actors, dancers, musicians, sports fans, professionals, and business moguls alike.
Chinatown Restaurant
Chinatown Restaurant provides authentic Chinese cuisine. Their menu boasts classics such as General Tso’s chicken and beef with broccoli and vegetarian-friendly options, making this an excellent spot to share a meal with family or friends. Offering both dine-in and takeout services with excellent customer service – Chinatown Restaurant makes dining out enjoyable!
Doyers Street was home to this narrow Chinatown eatery that helped herald in the era of hand-pulled noodles in New York. Their signature dish is Spicy Big Tray Chicken, featuring chunks of bone-in chicken and potatoes in a spicy chili oil broth spiced with peppercorns, star anise, garlic, cumin, and cumin seeds. Furthermore, Uncle Lou–owner/chef Louis Chi Kwong Wong–is well known for his delicious fried pork dumplings.
At this two-story spot in Chinatown, this two-story venue is our go-to for group dinners. The wide round tables boast gigantic lazy susans to fill with shareable dishes ranging from silky dim sum to giant plates of Peking duck served tableside. After dining, please stop by the bar for cocktails or an icy-cold beer; their experienced bartenders know their drafts and wines well!
Szechuan
Szechuan cuisine features an impressive range of spice levels. While milder dishes provide only gentle tongue-numbing sensations, more intense dishes can be almost unbearably hot. Furthermore, this menu includes traditional Chinese favorites and innovative options like stir-fried gourd and popcorn-like corn kernels fried with duck yolk to complement its more spicy offerings.
Szechuan (also spelled Sichuan) cuisine is famous for its spicy flavors and use of vinegar, which has strong associations with the climate in Sichuan, combining peaky mountains with calm basins, humid weather that creates damp conditions, pickling techniques such as salting and drying also being developed due to these conditions. Sichuan peppercorns were also commonly cultivated as they produce a refreshing sensation when chewed upon.
If there’s no Szechuan restaurant nearby, try DIY Szechuan Beef at home. It’s simple to prepare and can quickly be heated back up either in the microwave or over low heat on the stovetop. Plus, this dish freezes well so that large portions can be stored away for later! Allow the dish to cool before transferring it to an airtight container or freezer bag labeled accordingly; label and store for up to three months of enjoyment!
