Accepts Credit Cards,
Delivery,
Free Delivery,
Good for Groups,
Lunch Special,
Open 7 Days,
Take Out,
Wheelchair Accessible
Min Delivery:
15
User Reviews
China Fun - Columbus Ave.
Posted by Yum Yum on 2013-06-10
Quick delivery!
Decent food at ok prices. Very fast delivery and generally accurate orders. Given the lack of options in the hood, it's not so bad
China Fun - Columbus Ave.
Posted by Theonie on 2012-07-05
Not recommended
I've been a China fun customer for nearly two decades-both in restaurant and deliery. Recently they most of the food from the Chinese side of the menu has been inedible--swimming in rancid oil. Steamed and baked appetizers and dim sum are still ok, but a
China Fun - Columbus Ave.
Posted by local on 2012-04-02
I like the noodle soups!
I haven't had any of the problems others point out. They sound like cranky people to me. I most like the noodle soup, the rest of food is fine, not the best, but plenty of healthy options, and certainly have had worse.
China Fun - Columbus Ave.
Posted by Anonymous on 2011-07-05
Worst value in town
Overpriced and not very good. The moo shu pork should have come with 4 pancakes not two, you know how much I paid for those pancakes $10.95; you heard me 10.95!
China Fun - Columbus Ave.
Posted by anonymous on 2011-06-16
Don't bother
First - an hour for chinese food in NYC is ridiculous especially in good weather. I had to call twice and speak to 3 different people to find out the status of my order. When I finally got someone was told "he left a while ago." The delivery person also
China Fun - Columbus Ave.
Posted by anonymous on 2011-01-05
Most authentic Chinese food on UWS
you shouldn't come here looking for ambiance or the traditional greasy fast food chinese shops. but, this is the most authentic chinese food on the uws, even offering the traditional breakfast (soymilk, congee, crispy cruller chinese style) that you usua
China Fun - Columbus Ave.
Posted by PeteH@UWS on 2011-01-04
Comments on delivery and quality
To those complaining about delivery: I have not had any bad experiences with China Fun delivery for at least ten years. Of course, I tend to tip reasonably well for delivery, 20% with a minimum of $5 regardless (more in bad weather). Don't forget, thi
China Fun - Columbus Ave.
Posted by Anonymous on 2010-03-03
Negative negative negative
We ordered China Fun again the other night, because there's so little good Chinese food above 72nd Street on the West Side, and China Fun has a nice reputation, so fine, we'll try it once more.
What we got: hard wontons in our soup; flavorless mei fun
Posted by Yum Yum on 2013-06-10
Quick delivery!
Decent food at ok prices. Very fast delivery and generally accurate orders. Given the lack of options in the hood, it's not so bad
Posted by Theonie on 2012-07-05
Not recommended
I've been a China fun customer for nearly two decades-both in restaurant and deliery. Recently they most of the food from the Chinese side of the menu has been inedible--swimming in rancid oil. Steamed and baked appetizers and dim sum are still ok, but a
Posted by local on 2012-04-02
I like the noodle soups!
I haven't had any of the problems others point out. They sound like cranky people to me. I most like the noodle soup, the rest of food is fine, not the best, but plenty of healthy options, and certainly have had worse.
Posted by Anonymous on 2011-07-05
Worst value in town
Overpriced and not very good. The moo shu pork should have come with 4 pancakes not two, you know how much I paid for those pancakes $10.95; you heard me 10.95!
Posted by anonymous on 2011-06-16
Don't bother
First - an hour for chinese food in NYC is ridiculous especially in good weather. I had to call twice and speak to 3 different people to find out the status of my order. When I finally got someone was told "he left a while ago." The delivery person also
Posted by anonymous on 2011-01-05
Most authentic Chinese food on UWS
you shouldn't come here looking for ambiance or the traditional greasy fast food chinese shops. but, this is the most authentic chinese food on the uws, even offering the traditional breakfast (soymilk, congee, crispy cruller chinese style) that you usua
Posted by PeteH@UWS on 2011-01-04
Comments on delivery and quality
To those complaining about delivery: I have not had any bad experiences with China Fun delivery for at least ten years. Of course, I tend to tip reasonably well for delivery, 20% with a minimum of $5 regardless (more in bad weather). Don't forget, thi
Posted by Anonymous on 2010-03-03
Negative negative negative
We ordered China Fun again the other night, because there's so little good Chinese food above 72nd Street on the West Side, and China Fun has a nice reputation, so fine, we'll try it once more. What we got: hard wontons in our soup; flavorless mei fun