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Best Chinese Food near me in Orlando, FL

Looking for the best Chinese food in Orlando? This list covers Sichuan heat, Cantonese dim sum and Peking duck, not just takeout standards. Taste of Chengdu in Baldwin Park holds a Michelin Bib Gourmand for its mapo tofu and boiling chile fish, YH Seafood Clubhouse is the dim sum pick, and Morimoto Asia carves Peking duck at Disney Springs.

5 picks ยท Updated October 2026

The ranked list

  1. Taste of Chengdu

    Restaurant in Baldwin Park, Orlando, $$

    Chef Tiger Tang's Sichuan cooking has held a Michelin Bib Gourmand since 2023. Order mapo tofu, shui zhu beef and dan dan noodles, and pre-order the Chengdu crispy duck.

    • Chinese
    • Lunch
    • Dinner
    • MICHELIN Guide
  2. YH Seafood Clubhouse

    Restaurant in Dr. Phillips, Orlando

    One of the larger dim sum menus in town at lunch, then Cantonese steamed whole fish and group set menus at dinner. It is recommended in the Michelin Guide and has private dining.

    • Chinese
    • Dim sum
    • Seafood
    • Lunch
  3. Morimoto Asia

    Restaurant in Disney Springs, Lake Buena Vista, $$$

    Iron Chef Masaharu Morimoto's Disney Springs restaurant, where carved Peking duck and sticky ribs share a menu with sushi. It is the splurge pick, and it fits a theme park day.

    • Chinese
    • Japanese
    • Sushi
    • Lunch
  4. Meng's Kitchen

    Restaurant in Mills 50, Orlando, $

    A cheap, fast counter inside iFresh Supermarket for Chinese barbecue pork and crispy pork combos and Hainanese chicken rice, with most plates in the mid-teens.

    • Chinese
    • Thai
    • Lunch
    • Dinner
  5. Hawkers Asian Street Food Windermere

    Restaurant in Dr. Phillips, Windermere

    Shared plates like soup dumplings, chili crisp wontons and Hong Kong sticky ribs make this a good pick for a group that wants to sample, with a VIP room for parties.

    • Chinese
    • Dim sum
    • Thai
    • Vietnamese

Where to find Chinese food in Orlando

Orlando's best Chinese restaurants are spread across town. Taste of Chengdu is in Baldwin Park, the planned neighborhood east of downtown built on the former Naval Training Center. YH Seafood Clubhouse sits near Restaurant Row on Sand Lake Road in Dr. Phillips, and Hawkers serves the Dr. Phillips and Windermere side. Meng's Kitchen is inside iFresh Supermarket on East Colonial Drive, near the Mills 50 district.

Morimoto Asia is at Disney Springs in Lake Buena Vista, a good option if you are already near the parks, though Disney Springs parking garages and crowds mean you should budget extra time.

To choose, decide what kind of meal you want. Taste of Chengdu is the pick for bold, spicy Sichuan food, YH for a dim sum lunch or seafood banquet, Morimoto Asia for a special night out near the parks, Meng's for a quick inexpensive plate and Hawkers for a group that wants to share a little of everything.

What to order: Sichuan, Cantonese and dim sum

Sichuan food, the specialty at Taste of Chengdu, is defined by numbing Sichuan peppercorn and chile heat. Mapo tofu, dan dan noodles and husband and wife lung slices, a cold beef dish, are classic orders. Shui zhu beef and boiling chile fish are poached in a fiery oil broth and best shared. If heat is not your thing, the menu keeps some American-Chinese favorites too.

Cantonese cooking is milder and focused on freshness. At YH Seafood Clubhouse, go at lunch for dim sum, small plates of dumplings and buns, and at dinner for steamed whole fish. Peking duck at Morimoto Asia, with its crisp skin, is the showpiece dish for a celebration.

Tips for Chinese food in Orlando

Dim sum at YH is a lunch meal, so plan for midday, especially on weekends when families fill the dining room. Taste of Chengdu's crispy duck needs to be ordered ahead, and its classic Chengdu dinner for two is an easy way to try several dishes.

Chinese meals work best family style, so bring a group and order more dishes than people. YH and Morimoto Asia both have private dining for larger parties. Reservations help at Morimoto Asia, which draws heavy tourist traffic, while Meng's Kitchen is a counter where you order and sit.

About this list

Every place here is a locally run business in Orange County with its own website, which we checked for hours, menus and contact details. We leave national chains off our best-of lists and favor places with a clear specialty.

This page covers 5 Chinese restaurants in Orlando. You'll find them in Dr. Phillips, Baldwin Park, Disney Springs and Mills 50, spread across Orlando, Lake Buena Vista and Windermere.

Where menus list prices, most of these sit in the $$ range, with a handful at $$$.

Frequently asked questions

Where can I get dim sum in Orlando?

YH Seafood Clubhouse near Restaurant Row in Dr. Phillips has one of the larger dim sum selections in Orlando, served at lunch. Hawkers Asian Street Food in Windermere offers soup dumplings and other dim sum-style small plates, and Morimoto Asia at Disney Springs serves dim sum-style dishes too.

What is the best Sichuan restaurant in Orlando?

Taste of Chengdu in Baldwin Park, led by chef Tiger Tang, has held a Michelin Bib Gourmand since 2023 for its Chengdu-style cooking. Try the mapo tofu, shui zhu beef or Chengdu boiling chile fish, and pre-order the crispy duck.

Where can I get Peking duck in Orlando?

Morimoto Asia at Disney Springs in Lake Buena Vista serves carved Peking duck as one of its signature dishes. For a different style, Taste of Chengdu in Baldwin Park offers Chengdu crispy duck, which must be ordered in advance. Ordering ahead at Taste of Chengdu is essential for the duck.

Are there Michelin-recognized Chinese restaurants in Orlando?

Yes. Taste of Chengdu holds a Michelin Bib Gourmand, and YH Seafood Clubhouse and Morimoto Asia are both listed in the Michelin Guide. Together they cover Sichuan, Cantonese seafood and dim sum, and pan-Asian dishes like Peking duck. Reservations help at all three on weekends.

Where can I get cheap Chinese food in Orlando?

Meng's Kitchen inside iFresh Supermarket on East Colonial Drive keeps most dishes in the mid-teens, with Chinese barbecue pork and crispy pork combos and Hainanese chicken rice. It is a counter-service spot, so it is quick and casual. You can shop for groceries on the way out.

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