There's also a large choice of appetizers including the typical egg roll and the not-so-typical beef on a stick. The soup choices include egg drop soup, hot and sour soup, and of course the popular wonton soup.
Delivery is free and take-out or sit-in are also dining options. There is plenty of seating available, and the restaurant provides a nice, quiet atmosphere ideal for studying or just relaxing after a rough day.
The food is excellent. It's made in five to 10 minutes, but it tastes as good if not better than that of many other restaurants I've been to where the food took much longer to make and cost much more money.
Chinese Kitchen Express has been located on East College Avenue for years but changed owners more than a year ago.
The restaurant is now family-owned, and all of the workers are related in one way or another, including the two owners who are brothers-in-law. The chefs use a unique family recipe to create the authentic dishes.
Chinese Kitchen Express is open from 11 a.m. to midnight Monday through Friday and noon to midnight Saturday and Sunday.
Delivery is free and always available during operating hours.