This is s hidden gem in Poconos area. We were there at split rock resort , where the food around was very much same in every restaurant .. we wanted to try some thing different and searched on yelp and found this place we ordered bunch of Chinese dishes .. the food was great .. , only thing that is off is they don't have dine in options and however when u order food is ready with in 20 min and the food was fresh , great tasting and made to the order... we really enjoyed the take out food. Would recomendé this restaurante for any one who is in split rock and would not mind driving 15 mik drive to pickup s different different kinds of food than. What is available in vicinity . TRY their kunfao chicken dish it was amazing

I've looked for a Chinese restaurant for a few years since I moved up here. Didn't find any that suited my taste. I was having takeout with friends and the food was fabulous. It came from China Pearl, right down the street from me! They are becoming one of my go-to places!!

Good american chinese food. Got what I expected. Nice service. Take out only due to Covid

Sometimes, you just need some greasy "Chinese-American" chinese food and that's exactly what we were going for. We ordered takeout (make sure to call ahead, as there was a huge line of people waiting outside to get their food on a weekday evening). Portions were huge for the price and we had leftover for days (literally). We got general tso's chicken, vegetable lo mein, and the seafood delight. Everything came packed to the brim and it was exactly what we were looking for after a lot of hiking.

Hubby and I were in the Poconos to celebrate a birthday with friends who live nearby and found ourselves craving some Chinese food. We initially stopped by on Saturday evening but they had closed early because of Covid-19 (really wish they had a Facebook page that they could update with changes). I read the reviews that the portions were large so hubby and I shared the Shrimp in Garlic Sauce Combination plate and a small Shrimp Fried Rice and even with sharing we still had plenty left over. Both were really tasty and I loved the large shrimp in the sauce, much bigger than those I get from my local Chinese restaurant, I would definitely come back when in the area.

Upon first glance, it seems like a small Chinese restaurant in your typical suburbia. Being from New York where there are an abundance of Chinese places, we came in with pretty high standards. The rest of my group of 5 really enjoyed their meals. They each got a soup (egg drop, hot and sour, chicken) and really enjoyed them. I liked that when you first sit down, they give you an appetizer (crispy fried won tons). They're similar to an upgraded version of the crispy noodles they give in the bags at usual Chinese places. They were a bit too oily for me but with the dip and my hungry appetite, it was pretty good. For entrees, we got the dishes as seen in the pictures below. I actually really enjoyed my lo mein but will say it is incredibly greasy. Everyone in my party really enjoyed their entrees. Two things I will critique is that the sesame chicken came with no sesame seeds, and the pork fried rice was really dry. For the price, it was worth it. We probably each paid about $11 before tax for an entree and soup. There aren't many Asian places to eat around here so this one definitely satisfied our cravings for Asian food. We would come again if we were in town! Ambience: 4/5 Food: 4/5 Service: 5/5