Nanking Indo Chinese Restaurant in Artesia

We enjoyed most of the dishes we ordered. Food was brought fairly promptly, but the restaurant wasn’t too busy since we got there early for lunch. Over all, I would rate this fairly high for Indo Chinese food.

Omg the chili chicken is out of this world!! Chicken cooked to perfection along with the explosion of flavors. The crispy garlic nan also out of this world! I’m definitely coming back and ordering to go and for parties! Thank you Dinesh!!

A highly effective menu of tasty indochinese delicacies. All the food was well crafted and solid tasting. Service was efficient - went during lunch on a weekday. A must visit if you love Indochinese food.

A good Indian restaurant with some good food close to the Indian stores near by. The two photos are of Chinese bhel and paneer chilli. Paneer chilli was good for 3 people with roti/naan.

One of the prominent Indo-Chinese eatery in Artesia. Foods are mouth watering and portion of foods are also good. Overall experience is a pleasant.Paintings inside the restaurant are worth mentioning.

We visited this place as we were really hungry and opted this place as this is right next to Indian grocery store. I like the vibe and ambience and also liked the food. Just that I felt the food had really strong masala and garlic flavor, may be I should have asked for a mild flavor. Too much oil, of course this was expected from Indo Chinese though. However even thought I liked the food, I can’t have this regularly as I feel like it’s hygienic, but…I did enjoy the food.

Wonderful. The Szechuan chicken Tikka was amazing. The Dum Pukth Biryani with chicken had more meat than it had rice. Momos and Samosas were great. I will be back to try more dishes.

We had 2 plates Chicken Choila, 3 plates Chicken momo, and 1 plate Veggie Momo. Compare to other restaurants the food was okay. While we were there, the restaurant was pack, so our server was super busy. But the food wait time was short.In most of the restaurants, whenever we dine-in, drinking water is serve at no cost. But here they charge $1 per Bottle water.Plenty of parking spaces.

Great Hakka noodles! A little bit on the spicy side, so make sure to convey the spice level when you order. I live on spicy food, and level 8 was giving me a hard time. The hot and sour soup is great as well - again on the spicy side and can feel a little extra salty.

Im a big foodie!I can appreciate when restaurants put in the efforts and do their best yet something goes wrong! I can also appreciate food that may be presented good, but may lack the taste or say vice-versa. However when every opportunity is missed... Here is what happened...I order food to-go.The food took a lot longer than suggested it will take over the phone.They messed up on my order and called me 10 minutes after I left and asked me to come back to pick up something they didnt add in my order.When I got home the quantity of the food was half of what youd get if you order in person but I paid the same price.There were 2 dishes that were missing.There was no effort in presenting the food.I ordered, 1 Gobi Manchurian (wet) 2 Gobi Manchurian (dry), fried rice, sweet corn soup, manchaw soup, haka noodles and American chopisue.Neither of the dishes looked like what they should.For 2 I dont know what they looked like since I never got them.The flavor was anything but what youd expect for those dishes to taste.I paid a premium price to order food to go, did not get what I wanted, food tasted anything but whats expected, Quality of food was stale and inconsistent. Overall, I had a very horrific experience here!What boggles my mind, is they have Indo-Chinese in their name, yet, the food quality, taste or presentation feels like a novices attempt to cook for the first time!I would NOT recommend this spot! :-(