My favorite Chinese restaurant. Great Won Ton soup, egg rolls & Haliya Beef! The service is prompt. Staff is very willing to please the customer.
(5)
Doug K.
Great panang chicken, great service!!! My fave here is the whole snapper fried with Thai chili sauce. DELICIOUS!
(5)
Carole I.
We got lost @ 8 PM in Weston on a Monday night after arriving in Ft Lauderdale. Since there aren't any decent Chinese places on Fla west coast in Port Charlotte where we live, we decided to give this place a try. We were hoping that being in competition with all the good Chinese places on Fla's east coast would be a sure thing. The chicken Satay was hot off the grill, and the peanut sauce was good. Not great (we've had better) but good. The chicken with cashew nuts was better, arriving with very crunchy broccoli & cashew nuts (fresh!) But the chicken tasted very floury somehow. We also had shrimp & scallops in garlic sauce. That was excellent with crunchy snow peas & carrot slices. The pork fried rice was OK.... nothing to get excited about. When we're lost again in Weston, we'll try some of the Malaysian & Indian dishes.
(3)
Kevin W.
Stock Chinese. I'm picky for Chinese - and I problly have not been here enough times. I like that they deliver and that they are local. Not bad food, certainty not amazing. Doable. But not desirable.
(3)
Jorge M.
This place is great. They offer a excellent lunch menu at an affordable price. I'm pretty sure I have almost tasted every single item on their lunch menu and all of them have been satisfactory. I really enjoy there iced tea served in a long island glass. During lunch they also include A soup with your meal. The staff is always very friendly and willing to accommodate any request. This is a great place to bring a friend and treat them to lunch, you won't even be out $15.
(5)
Jeanne T.
Walking into Parc 28 we were greeted with an awful smell. The smell you would get if a toilet overflowed onto the carpet then molded. Surprisingly we didn't walk out. Next we were greeted by and elegant Asian waitress. After taking our order she informed us that our order was 'basic' and we should try their specialty of Thai food. Okay, I am easy bring it on! We ended up having a very good spring roll and some tasty red chicken curry. The food was much better than the first impression of the restaurant. The waitress was amazing, refilling our water and even offered to keep our leftovers in the refrigerator while we ran errands. In summary I don't know what to think about Parc 28. How could a place with such tasty food let a smell like that occur? Not sure we will go back but we really enjoyed our food. Not sure I can get over the gross out factor.
(3)
Nicole M.
As I always start off by saying, this is a non biased review. Completely new to the city, I attempted to find a Chinese delivery that was as good as it gets...but Parc 28 does NOT meet the mark. Ordered nearly $70 of food for my family. the food was very very bland, not even soy sauce could help it. in addition everything was greasy. i would actually advise you to get something frozen from pf changs in your local supermarket than to eat from this place. i always try to be as kind as possible when leaving reviews...but this place, is just somewhere to avoid IF you know good Chinese food. maybe an off night with them? I dont know...
(1)
Charlie M.
Guy at front was nice. Besides that, there is nothing nice to say about this restaurant.
(1)
Jeremy G.
Having grown up in Weston to a Jewish family, I was quite fond of Chinese food. Parc 28 was our fail safe. It's evolved over time, but they still churn out the same no frills, possibly not authentic Chinese food combinations this side of I don't know where. Their egg flower soup is the perfect color of diffuse sunshine and tastes like warmth. I got drink gallons of this stuff. Toss in the crispy noodles for a whole different flavor journey and crunch! As always, I got the shrimp and lobster sauce (they are calling it white sauce now). It is the most perfect sauce. Out in California, lobster is usually brown and tastes quite different. This is the real deal here, or at least the deal I most fancy. Add in some decently fresh pork fried rice (with nice chunks of pork) and you've got a meal to rival all meals. Next time I am in Weston, I'll holler at you. No, I won't need a menu. I clearly have my order memorized.
(4)
Mike H.
This place is excellent. The food is good add is the wait staff. They are regularly suggesting new dishes and are very helpful.
(5)
Spencer F.
Food is alright. Had a veggie egg roll. It tasted like it was fried yesterday and warmed up today. Just your everyday Asian place. I had the pineapple fried rice with shrimp that came in a half of a pineapple for presentation and a good amount of shrimp. If only the food was as good as the presentation I would come back. Looks like I will still be searching for a good Thai place in South Florida.
(2)
G G.
I had India Chiicken, good but I think they need someone to tell them to grind up the spices. I had big pices of cinnamonin my dish, so much so, I had to pick it out to eat the food.
(3)
Rick C.
This is a descent Chinese place located in the mall. The menu had a good range, and the combo meal was a good value. The wait staff were very friendly.
(3)
Betty J.
Upon entering I was greeted by a very friendly man, possibly the owner... I also noticed there were some locals which to me was a great sign! I wasn't sure what to order never having been here before The pineapple fried rice caught my eye so I ordered it and I'm glad I did it was very good. Then I asked for a recommendation for a spicy shrimp dish with vegetables. I was referred to the Thai chili Shrimp, although it was tasty I expected a little more spice and some vegetables with it since that was what I said I wanted. The menu doesn't state but this dish was a sweet Thai sauce w/ light spice served with onions and peppers.... Again the flavor was good the shrimp were nice and big but it just was not what I was asking for :-/ And for $14.95 let's say I expected more than onions and peppers especially when he said it was shrimp with vegetables. .... Yes I know onion & pepper is a vegetable but say with onion & pepper and I would have gotten something else. Clean, friendly, close and good food I will be back I just need to explore the menu and reviews a little better.
(4)
Michelle R.
Placed an order for $60 worth of take out. There were no noodles in the bag. I asked for noodles to go, and the woman said "It would be $1". I told her "If I ate in the restaurant they would refill the noodles on the table as many times as I wanted." She still said "That will be $1". I explained that part of our order was soup, but she still said "It will be $1". I hate being nickel and dimed, I told her "Not a problem, but I won't be coming back"... She then said she would give me a bag of noodles, I told her to keep the noodles and I would be finding a new Chinese restaurant. I was upset at having to give up my Chinese restaurant until we got home and tasted the food. Nobody likes their dish, all the food was bland, and whoever heard fried rice with no egg? WE WONT BE BACK!
(1)
Shannon S.
Went to a friends house the other night and decided to order Chinese food. She says she's used this place before and their pretty good. So, I of course yelp'ed them first ... Nothing terrible that would make me tell her no. Ordered the dinner combo. I got the sweet and sour chicken with pork fried rice, hot and sour soup, and an egg roll. The delivery was pretty standard. The people seemed nice (I didn't call in the order). There was a lot of food for 2 people! The soup was pretty good. It was steaming hot which I like (better than it being luke warm and now your wondering how long it sat out). The rice was really good. Probably my favorite part. The sweet and sour chicken was actually drenched in the sauce ... So just an FYI ... Ask for it on the side if your picky with the amount of sauce. The egg roll .... Well they were in a little bag that literally had a puddle of grease on the bottom. I could have literally poured the grease out of the bag. That was a major let down for me. Egg rolls are the best part. Anyway, soaked the egg roll in a napkin to soak out the grease and I decided to try it. It was good. Obviously would have preferred more egg roll and less grease but I could tell the flavors would have been there otherwise. This place was good. Not fantastic but not terrible either.
(3)
Ivan B.
Never had a bad meal. Love the garlic shrimp Occasionally the egg roll is soggy And not crisp.
(4)
Angela V.
Surprised that this gets 'best of Weston' because it's just not that good. Fried dumplings were doughy, beef was tough, cashew chicken had no flavor. Won't be going back.
(2)
Valerie D.
Pineapple fried rice was delicious! Pork fried rice not so much. Quantities of food are generous.
(3)
Doris L.
My search for great Chinese continues. But, I'll stop at Parc 28 during my quest when I'm hungry. Seriously, I thought there was no good fried rice in Weston. None. I heard on the street this place had "the best." I tested it along with my posse of picky eaters in training: my rice loving kids. We gave Parc 28 an 8.5 on the rice. The pineapple rice is quite tasty - just enough sticky fluffy, soy and gingery- pineapple and cashews. A good munchy. The rest of the menu. Meh. The soups - pretty tasteless. Beggars can't be choosers.
(3)
Israel S.
My wife and I really enjoyed our dinner at Parc 28. The staff was VERY friendly and helpful. I had the orange beef and it was great. The egg rolls are just ok but everything else was very good. Hope to go back on our next trip in town!
(4)
Jason O.
We make occasional trips to the Weston area and last time landed us in Parc 28 for a pre-movie dinner. The place is a pretty large casual Chinese joint that has been around for many years, as Ms. C had been back in elementary school. It did not feel old however, and the proprietors keep the place very clean. The restaurant has a nice selection of usual suspects, but the secret gem here is the Malaysian menu. A mix of Thai, Chinese, Indian and western influences, the Malaysian selection is where this restaurant shines. Quality ingredients cooked with an expert hand, I have been wanting to go back since "discovering" it some 15 years later.
(4)
Rose C.
Great Chinese restaurant and the food and service is wonderful. Combination meals are very reasonable.
(5)
Susan M.
I travel to Weston on business on a regular basis. I discovered Parc 28 on my first visit months ago. Now it is a treat I look forward to every time I come back. The staff is very friendly and everything I have eaten has been excellent. My favorite is the Green Curry Chicken, just enough heat against the coconut milk. Enjoy!
(4)
Carlos G.
Stay away!!! Food is super gross. The soup smelled like they scooped it out of a urinal. I dunno how this place is still open. I wish I could give it zero stars.
(1)
justin d.
This is the neighborhood Chinese place for me. The owners are so friendly and welcoming. I am a Chinese food fanatic. I have tried around 175 different chinese restaurants in my lifetime and Parc 28 has to be one of my favorites! The cuisine is fresh, low sodium, and high quality. No MSG in this restaurant! Every bite is flavorful and leaves you feeling satisfied. I enjoy their Fried rice dishes, BBQ spareribs, sesame chicken, Egg Foo Young, and Beef with mixed vegetables. The restaurant also offers Thai and Malaysian cuisines which I have not tried yet. This restaurant is great for dine in or takeout.
(5)
Jason P.
Not a good representation of Malaysian food. My review here is only on Malaysian food, as that was all I ate. I lived in Malaysia and know what the food should taste like. I'm not sure if anyone at this restaurant is from Malaysia, but it is as if they tried to recreate the food they may have had after trying it once.
(3)
Shelley J.
Malaysian??? I think not. The food here is disgusting. Possibly the very worst dining experience I've ever had. Ray had been hankering after mee goreng - which he finally got at a great place in Las Vegas - but along the search was this dreadful restaurant. This was before we created the appetiser rule. The app rule is that when visiting a place for the first time, we order 1 appetiser and eat that before ordering anything else. Ordering a traditional item with no substitutions generally tells whether a place is worth eating at. If it's not, less than $10, no harm, no foul. Actually the appetiser rule originated with this place. We ordered apps and entrees and all came out universally disgusting. Although we ate NOTHING after tasting each dish, the restaurant insisted that the food was great. Apart from tasting horrible, the fish looked like someone had vomited on it. Never returning. $80 and we still had to go eat dinner elsewhere.
(1)
Carmella D.
no no no.....gross.....waste of money...store bought egg roles....store bought noodles...run away....
(2)
Lenny F.
We have lived in weston for a while now. One of the best Chinese places locally. best egg rolls around. ribs are always good nice decor. Prices and portions good. The owners are always there and greet me by first name. Sometimes we take out other times eat in. Combo dinners don't come with ice cream as other Chinese places do. Try to avoid going on holidays as service and quality tends to slip a bit. Valentine's Day my meal came out ice cold, wife's meal came out wrong, Took a while to take our order. Otherwise great place to go, we are regulars and will be back again.
(4)
Kevin E.
Outstanding Been coming here for 20-years The owner Felicia is always smiling and happy to help and make recommendations Highly recommend them!!
(5)
Monique R.
This is some of the best Chinese food I ha e had outside of San Francisco. The food is delicious and the owner and waitresses were genuinely concerned about my family and I having the best experience possible at the restaurant. We will be returning before we leave Florida.
(5)
Chris M.
Been coming here for years. Foods consistently good. The orange chicken is excellent and unique. It's our go to place for weekend Chinese food. It's a small quiet place and service is usually pretty good.
Takes Reservations : No Delivery : Yes Take-out : Yes Accepts Credit Cards : Yes Good For : Lunch Parking : Private Lot Bike Parking : Yes Wheelchair Accessible : Yes Good for Kids : Yes Good for Groups : Yes Attire : Casual Ambience : Casual Noise Level : Average Alcohol : Beer & Wine Only Outdoor Seating : No Wi-Fi : No Has TV : No Waiter Service : Yes Caters : Yes
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Lee Z.
My favorite Chinese restaurant. Great Won Ton soup, egg rolls & Haliya Beef! The service is prompt. Staff is very willing to please the customer.
(5)Doug K.
Great panang chicken, great service!!! My fave here is the whole snapper fried with Thai chili sauce. DELICIOUS!
(5)Carole I.
We got lost @ 8 PM in Weston on a Monday night after arriving in Ft Lauderdale. Since there aren't any decent Chinese places on Fla west coast in Port Charlotte where we live, we decided to give this place a try. We were hoping that being in competition with all the good Chinese places on Fla's east coast would be a sure thing. The chicken Satay was hot off the grill, and the peanut sauce was good. Not great (we've had better) but good. The chicken with cashew nuts was better, arriving with very crunchy broccoli & cashew nuts (fresh!) But the chicken tasted very floury somehow. We also had shrimp & scallops in garlic sauce. That was excellent with crunchy snow peas & carrot slices. The pork fried rice was OK.... nothing to get excited about. When we're lost again in Weston, we'll try some of the Malaysian & Indian dishes.
(3)Kevin W.
Stock Chinese. I'm picky for Chinese - and I problly have not been here enough times. I like that they deliver and that they are local. Not bad food, certainty not amazing. Doable. But not desirable.
(3)Jorge M.
This place is great. They offer a excellent lunch menu at an affordable price. I'm pretty sure I have almost tasted every single item on their lunch menu and all of them have been satisfactory. I really enjoy there iced tea served in a long island glass. During lunch they also include A soup with your meal. The staff is always very friendly and willing to accommodate any request. This is a great place to bring a friend and treat them to lunch, you won't even be out $15.
(5)Jeanne T.
Walking into Parc 28 we were greeted with an awful smell. The smell you would get if a toilet overflowed onto the carpet then molded. Surprisingly we didn't walk out. Next we were greeted by and elegant Asian waitress. After taking our order she informed us that our order was 'basic' and we should try their specialty of Thai food. Okay, I am easy bring it on! We ended up having a very good spring roll and some tasty red chicken curry. The food was much better than the first impression of the restaurant. The waitress was amazing, refilling our water and even offered to keep our leftovers in the refrigerator while we ran errands. In summary I don't know what to think about Parc 28. How could a place with such tasty food let a smell like that occur? Not sure we will go back but we really enjoyed our food. Not sure I can get over the gross out factor.
(3)Nicole M.
As I always start off by saying, this is a non biased review. Completely new to the city, I attempted to find a Chinese delivery that was as good as it gets...but Parc 28 does NOT meet the mark. Ordered nearly $70 of food for my family. the food was very very bland, not even soy sauce could help it. in addition everything was greasy. i would actually advise you to get something frozen from pf changs in your local supermarket than to eat from this place. i always try to be as kind as possible when leaving reviews...but this place, is just somewhere to avoid IF you know good Chinese food. maybe an off night with them? I dont know...
(1)Charlie M.
Guy at front was nice. Besides that, there is nothing nice to say about this restaurant.
(1)Jeremy G.
Having grown up in Weston to a Jewish family, I was quite fond of Chinese food. Parc 28 was our fail safe. It's evolved over time, but they still churn out the same no frills, possibly not authentic Chinese food combinations this side of I don't know where. Their egg flower soup is the perfect color of diffuse sunshine and tastes like warmth. I got drink gallons of this stuff. Toss in the crispy noodles for a whole different flavor journey and crunch! As always, I got the shrimp and lobster sauce (they are calling it white sauce now). It is the most perfect sauce. Out in California, lobster is usually brown and tastes quite different. This is the real deal here, or at least the deal I most fancy. Add in some decently fresh pork fried rice (with nice chunks of pork) and you've got a meal to rival all meals. Next time I am in Weston, I'll holler at you. No, I won't need a menu. I clearly have my order memorized.
(4)Mike H.
This place is excellent. The food is good add is the wait staff. They are regularly suggesting new dishes and are very helpful.
(5)Spencer F.
Food is alright. Had a veggie egg roll. It tasted like it was fried yesterday and warmed up today. Just your everyday Asian place. I had the pineapple fried rice with shrimp that came in a half of a pineapple for presentation and a good amount of shrimp. If only the food was as good as the presentation I would come back. Looks like I will still be searching for a good Thai place in South Florida.
(2)G G.
I had India Chiicken, good but I think they need someone to tell them to grind up the spices. I had big pices of cinnamonin my dish, so much so, I had to pick it out to eat the food.
(3)Rick C.
This is a descent Chinese place located in the mall. The menu had a good range, and the combo meal was a good value. The wait staff were very friendly.
(3)Betty J.
Upon entering I was greeted by a very friendly man, possibly the owner... I also noticed there were some locals which to me was a great sign! I wasn't sure what to order never having been here before The pineapple fried rice caught my eye so I ordered it and I'm glad I did it was very good. Then I asked for a recommendation for a spicy shrimp dish with vegetables. I was referred to the Thai chili Shrimp, although it was tasty I expected a little more spice and some vegetables with it since that was what I said I wanted. The menu doesn't state but this dish was a sweet Thai sauce w/ light spice served with onions and peppers.... Again the flavor was good the shrimp were nice and big but it just was not what I was asking for :-/ And for $14.95 let's say I expected more than onions and peppers especially when he said it was shrimp with vegetables. .... Yes I know onion & pepper is a vegetable but say with onion & pepper and I would have gotten something else. Clean, friendly, close and good food I will be back I just need to explore the menu and reviews a little better.
(4)Michelle R.
Placed an order for $60 worth of take out. There were no noodles in the bag. I asked for noodles to go, and the woman said "It would be $1". I told her "If I ate in the restaurant they would refill the noodles on the table as many times as I wanted." She still said "That will be $1". I explained that part of our order was soup, but she still said "It will be $1". I hate being nickel and dimed, I told her "Not a problem, but I won't be coming back"... She then said she would give me a bag of noodles, I told her to keep the noodles and I would be finding a new Chinese restaurant. I was upset at having to give up my Chinese restaurant until we got home and tasted the food. Nobody likes their dish, all the food was bland, and whoever heard fried rice with no egg? WE WONT BE BACK!
(1)Shannon S.
Went to a friends house the other night and decided to order Chinese food. She says she's used this place before and their pretty good. So, I of course yelp'ed them first ... Nothing terrible that would make me tell her no. Ordered the dinner combo. I got the sweet and sour chicken with pork fried rice, hot and sour soup, and an egg roll. The delivery was pretty standard. The people seemed nice (I didn't call in the order). There was a lot of food for 2 people! The soup was pretty good. It was steaming hot which I like (better than it being luke warm and now your wondering how long it sat out). The rice was really good. Probably my favorite part. The sweet and sour chicken was actually drenched in the sauce ... So just an FYI ... Ask for it on the side if your picky with the amount of sauce. The egg roll .... Well they were in a little bag that literally had a puddle of grease on the bottom. I could have literally poured the grease out of the bag. That was a major let down for me. Egg rolls are the best part. Anyway, soaked the egg roll in a napkin to soak out the grease and I decided to try it. It was good. Obviously would have preferred more egg roll and less grease but I could tell the flavors would have been there otherwise. This place was good. Not fantastic but not terrible either.
(3)Ivan B.
Never had a bad meal. Love the garlic shrimp Occasionally the egg roll is soggy And not crisp.
(4)Angela V.
Surprised that this gets 'best of Weston' because it's just not that good. Fried dumplings were doughy, beef was tough, cashew chicken had no flavor. Won't be going back.
(2)Valerie D.
Pineapple fried rice was delicious! Pork fried rice not so much. Quantities of food are generous.
(3)Doris L.
My search for great Chinese continues. But, I'll stop at Parc 28 during my quest when I'm hungry. Seriously, I thought there was no good fried rice in Weston. None. I heard on the street this place had "the best." I tested it along with my posse of picky eaters in training: my rice loving kids. We gave Parc 28 an 8.5 on the rice. The pineapple rice is quite tasty - just enough sticky fluffy, soy and gingery- pineapple and cashews. A good munchy. The rest of the menu. Meh. The soups - pretty tasteless. Beggars can't be choosers.
(3)Israel S.
My wife and I really enjoyed our dinner at Parc 28. The staff was VERY friendly and helpful. I had the orange beef and it was great. The egg rolls are just ok but everything else was very good. Hope to go back on our next trip in town!
(4)Jason O.
We make occasional trips to the Weston area and last time landed us in Parc 28 for a pre-movie dinner. The place is a pretty large casual Chinese joint that has been around for many years, as Ms. C had been back in elementary school. It did not feel old however, and the proprietors keep the place very clean. The restaurant has a nice selection of usual suspects, but the secret gem here is the Malaysian menu. A mix of Thai, Chinese, Indian and western influences, the Malaysian selection is where this restaurant shines. Quality ingredients cooked with an expert hand, I have been wanting to go back since "discovering" it some 15 years later.
(4)Rose C.
Great Chinese restaurant and the food and service is wonderful. Combination meals are very reasonable.
(5)Susan M.
I travel to Weston on business on a regular basis. I discovered Parc 28 on my first visit months ago. Now it is a treat I look forward to every time I come back. The staff is very friendly and everything I have eaten has been excellent. My favorite is the Green Curry Chicken, just enough heat against the coconut milk. Enjoy!
(4)Carlos G.
Stay away!!! Food is super gross. The soup smelled like they scooped it out of a urinal. I dunno how this place is still open. I wish I could give it zero stars.
(1)justin d.
This is the neighborhood Chinese place for me. The owners are so friendly and welcoming. I am a Chinese food fanatic. I have tried around 175 different chinese restaurants in my lifetime and Parc 28 has to be one of my favorites! The cuisine is fresh, low sodium, and high quality. No MSG in this restaurant! Every bite is flavorful and leaves you feeling satisfied. I enjoy their Fried rice dishes, BBQ spareribs, sesame chicken, Egg Foo Young, and Beef with mixed vegetables. The restaurant also offers Thai and Malaysian cuisines which I have not tried yet. This restaurant is great for dine in or takeout.
(5)Jason P.
Not a good representation of Malaysian food. My review here is only on Malaysian food, as that was all I ate. I lived in Malaysia and know what the food should taste like. I'm not sure if anyone at this restaurant is from Malaysia, but it is as if they tried to recreate the food they may have had after trying it once.
(3)Shelley J.
Malaysian??? I think not. The food here is disgusting. Possibly the very worst dining experience I've ever had. Ray had been hankering after mee goreng - which he finally got at a great place in Las Vegas - but along the search was this dreadful restaurant. This was before we created the appetiser rule. The app rule is that when visiting a place for the first time, we order 1 appetiser and eat that before ordering anything else. Ordering a traditional item with no substitutions generally tells whether a place is worth eating at. If it's not, less than $10, no harm, no foul. Actually the appetiser rule originated with this place. We ordered apps and entrees and all came out universally disgusting. Although we ate NOTHING after tasting each dish, the restaurant insisted that the food was great. Apart from tasting horrible, the fish looked like someone had vomited on it. Never returning. $80 and we still had to go eat dinner elsewhere.
(1)Carmella D.
no no no.....gross.....waste of money...store bought egg roles....store bought noodles...run away....
(2)Lenny F.
We have lived in weston for a while now. One of the best Chinese places locally. best egg rolls around. ribs are always good nice decor. Prices and portions good. The owners are always there and greet me by first name. Sometimes we take out other times eat in. Combo dinners don't come with ice cream as other Chinese places do. Try to avoid going on holidays as service and quality tends to slip a bit. Valentine's Day my meal came out ice cold, wife's meal came out wrong, Took a while to take our order. Otherwise great place to go, we are regulars and will be back again.
(4)Kevin E.
Outstanding Been coming here for 20-years The owner Felicia is always smiling and happy to help and make recommendations Highly recommend them!!
(5)Monique R.
This is some of the best Chinese food I ha e had outside of San Francisco. The food is delicious and the owner and waitresses were genuinely concerned about my family and I having the best experience possible at the restaurant. We will be returning before we leave Florida.
(5)Chris M.
Been coming here for years. Foods consistently good. The orange chicken is excellent and unique. It's our go to place for weekend Chinese food. It's a small quiet place and service is usually pretty good.
(4)Daniel F.
Malaysian food is their specialty, Chinese is ok.
(3)