How much food should I order?
Most dishes are served family style. You'll pass them around for everybody. Order about
one dish for each person, plus rice. An appetizer counts as a dish, and so does soup.
Don't include small children – there will be plenty of food for them. If you're feeling hungry,
order more, because you can take the leftovers home.
About spiciness
- Most of our items aren't spicy, but even our spicy dishes are easy to take. If you want
something really spicy, ask the cook to "hot up" a dish.
- Feeling bold? Ask for some Sriracha ("Rooster") hot chili sauce or chili oil.
Our most popular dishes
Sweet and Sour Pork, General's Chicken, Sesame Chicken, Pork Chow Mein.
Classic Chinese restaurant dishes in the USA
- Everywhere: Egg Rolls, Cheese Puffs, and the Po Po Platter (mixed appetizers).
- In Los Angeles and New York: Mu Shu Pork (or beef, chicken, shrimp, vegetables). Make
your own "burritos" with Chinese "tortillas." Fun eating!
Watching your health?
- Our food has NO MSG (monosodium glutamate).
- Many items are gluten-free and rice doesn't contain gluten.
- Bring in your low-sodium soy sauce or gluten-free soy sauce. We'll cook using them.
- We have great fried food! If you want to lose weight, be careful!
- Watching your diet? Try the classic stir fries, like Shrimp with Snow Peas.
Did you know?
Wonderful III cooks 200-300 pounds of rice per week!
The difference between tofu and bean curd
"Regular tofu is soft and white, but golden brown bean curd is a Chinese delight!"