Best Cheap Chinese Restaurants in Midwood | Cheap Chinese Food

9 restaurants in Best Cheap Chinese Restaurants in Midwood | Cheap Chinese Food

• Sesame - Flatbush — Chinese · rated 4.7/5: Nestled in the heart of Midwood, Sesame - Flatbush is a beloved kosher bakery offering a delightful array of breakfast and dessert options. From fresh bagels and danishes to hearty sandwiches and refreshing strawberry milkshakes, every item is crafted with care. Open daily, except Saturdays, this cozy spot also serves excellent iced coffee, all at wallet-friendly prices. Free street parking available.
• King Solomon Palace Glatt Kosher Restaurant — Chinese · rated 4.6/5: King Solomon Palace Glatt Kosher Restaurant in Brooklyn serves a delicious mix of American and Middle Eastern cuisine, including Uzbek and Azerbaijani dishes. Rated 4.6 by 463 users, this family-friendly spot offers free street parking, credit card payments, and reservations. With options for kids, takeout, and various dietary preferences, it’s ideal for both casual meals and special events. Enjoy a dining experience complemented by wine and desserts!
• Hunan2Go — Chinese · rated 4.5/5: Nestled on a quaint side street in Brooklyn, Hunan2Go offers a delightful takeout dining experience. With a 4.5-star rating and a focus on fresh ingredients and generous portions, this restaurant is perfect for those craving well-priced Chinese cuisine. Highlights include the crispy sesame chicken and flavorful wonton soup. Ideal for family meals with curbside pickup available, Hunan2Go is truly a local gem.
• Estihana — Japanese · rated 4.3/5: Nestled in the heart of Brooklyn, Estihana offers an enticing mix of sushi, Chinese cuisine, and steak in a casual, trendy setting. With a solid 4.3-star rating from 461 reviews, the restaurant is well-loved for its family-friendly environment, including a special menu for kids. Conveniently located at 1217 Avenue J, Estihana also offers free street parking. With options for takeout and delivery, it's perfect for any dining preference.
• Chap A Nosh — Middle Eastern · rated 4.2/5: Chap A Nosh, located at 1424 Elm Ave in Brooklyn, is a kosher eatery offering a casual dining experience. The menu blends Chinese standards with burgers and sandwiches, making it suitable for both adults and children, as there's a dedicated children's menu available. With a 4.2-star rating and over 300 reviews, it's a popular choice for those seeking diverse take-out options, including brunch and dinner. Open from Sunday to Thursday, 12 PM to 10 PM, Chap A Nosh accepts multiple payment options and provides both dine-in and takeout services.
• Wah Lung — Chinese · rated 3.8/5: Wah Lung, located at 1932 Kings Hwy in Brooklyn, is a casual eatery specializing in a wide array of classic Chinese dishes. Known for its reliable and consistent takeout service, this spot is perfect for enjoying lunch specials and convenient delivery. With a 3.8 rating and over 170 user reviews, Wah Lung delivers tasty, no-frills Chinese-American cuisine in a family-friendly atmosphere.
• Masake — Japanese · rated 3.8/5: Located at 1704 Avenue M, Brooklyn, Masake is a casual restaurant offering an inviting selection of Chinese and Japanese dishes, including sushi. Open daily for lunch and dinner, Masake provides a family-friendly environment perfect for dining with kids. With a 3.8 rating from 100 reviews, it’s known for its inexpensive and delicious meals, making it a delightful spot for a relaxed dining experience.
• Glatt Coney — American · rated 3.7/5: Located in the heart of Midwood, Glatt Coney is a family-friendly, Kosher Chinese restaurant that invites you to enjoy its flavorful comfort food. Whether you're dining in or ordering takeout, the menu offers a delightful array of Chinese dishes, including dim sum and sushi, as well as a special kids' menu. Conveniently situated at 1558 Coney Island Ave in Brooklyn, this informal setting is perfect for a relaxed meal where guests typically spend between $10-$20.
• Nagoya Sushi — Japanese: Nagoya Sushi hums with a vibrant energy, where the enticing aroma of garlic shrimp and wok-charred edamame drifts through a space designed for social discovery. The kitchen masterfully balances textures and temperatures, serving up everything from delicate, hand-pleated gyoza and silken age tofu to the smoky char of grilled yakitori and zesty samba mussels.