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[GFFmatt]

I know I've seen this question here before, but what was the most popular choice for chinese in Folsom?

I consider myself very picky with my chinese food, having loved it since birth, and my favorite place is in Isleton--which is a bit far for me to commute to tonight. Though, I've been known to make the 2 hour round trip for it.

Tonight I want the best chinese food Folsom can offer.

Thoughts?

[HiC]

Rice Express all the way. Hop Sing would be my second choice.

[Redone]

Sunny Garden

[jtroiano]

Sunny Garden

Hop Sing's without a doubt.

[curiousity]

I agree with all of the above and I would add T2 Yan.

[MrsTuffPaws]

I agree with all of the above and I would add T2 Yan.

We used to like T2 Yan very much, but the last couple times it wasn't so great. I've heard the same from others on this forum.

Granite Bay Chinese Restaurant was our go-to place when we lived on that side of the river.

[eVader]

Hop Sing for auth
Sunny Garden or T2 Yan for good overall

[Dave Burrell]

Went to T2 Yan today - I still think its one of the best Chinese restaurants in Folsom.

[MSgt]

Went to T2 Yan today - I still think its one of the best Chinese restaurants in Folsom.

I enjoyed it. I had never been there before today.

[EAH]

T2 Yan is still very good. Great fried rice and potstickers and sweet and sour chicken!

[mylo]

T2Yan is good, and used to be the best, but I think Hop Sing is consistently better.

[rpo]

Pho Bac Hoa Viet is my favorite for Chinese or Vietnamese food.

[burritos_mom]

T2Yan is by far the best!!

[ducky]

I'm surprised no one has mentioned Fat's. I don't go often because it's expensive, and I know the service can be slow, but the food is usually good.

For consistently good food and good prices, I would say Hop Sing's, too.

[mylo]

I'm surprised no one has mentioned Fat's. I don't go often because it's expensive, and I know the service can be slow, but the food is usually good.

overpriced and bland