Where to eat Chinese food in Fayetteville.

Mr. K’s bilingual menu separates dumplings, noodles, pork, chicken and duck, beef and lamb, seafood and vegetables. Peking- and Shanghai-labelled dishes appear alongside Sichuan noodles and Chinese-American dishes; those names describe menu choices rather than one claimed regional identity.

Build an order. Peking Crispy Duck 北京香酥鸭 $31.49, Pork Dumpling 猪肉饺子 $11.54 and Country Style Cucumber 凉拌黄瓜 $7.34 form the selected meal. Shanghai Sweet & Sour Pork Rib 上海糖醋小排 $15.74+ is a separate regional-labelled alternative with a displayed starting price. Stir-Fried Mix Vegetable 素炒合菜 $13.64+ supplies a named vegetable option; confirm sauces and shared preparation. The pork dumpling is not labelled a soup dumpling.

Before you go. The primary homepage and Contact page list Monday and Wednesday–Sunday 11:00 AM–9:00 PM, closed Tuesday. The public Menufy ordering menu was readable overnight, but no usable fulfillment selector or delivery advertisement was visible on the pages read. Confirm pickup arrangements and any delivery service by phone; a readable menu does not establish current ordering availability.

No delivery listed No delivery option was verified on the operator homepage, Contact page or readable Menufy menu. This does not establish that delivery is unavailable; call the branch to confirm service and current ordering arrangements. Please confirm by phone.

New China Garden’s own menu names a Szechuan & Hunan Specialties section and a Vegetable (No Meat) section. The selected Hunan pork and bean-curd meal uses those printed categories, while the kitchen also offers combination plates, rice noodles and ordinary steamed or fried dumplings.

Build an order. T 3. Hunan Pork $14.35 is the regional-labelled main dish. Add V 3. Bean Curd Home Style $10.50 from Vegetable (No Meat), or D 4. Steamed Mixed Vegetables $11.35 from the diet section, whose heading says sauce on the side. A11. Steamed Dumplings (8) $8.95 is an ordinary dumpling alternative; no soup-dumpling format is stated. Confirm sauces, broth and shared preparation before treating a vegetable dish as vegetarian.

Before you go. The operator lists Monday closed; Tuesday–Thursday 11:00 AM–9:30 PM; Friday–Saturday 11:00 AM–10:00 PM; Sunday 11:30 AM–9:00 PM. Its linked ordering menu was closed overnight until 11:00 AM. The delivery page publishes a seven-mile radius, a $15 minimum and distance-based fees. Its lunch heading includes Monday although the weekly schedule closes Monday, so confirm lunch days.

Delivery: direct The operator-linked Delivery Info page states delivery within seven miles, a $15 minimum and fees of $2 up to three miles, $3 up to five miles and $5 up to seven miles. The menu was closed overnight; confirm the address, fee and current availability directly. No courier identity is inferred.

China King’s Walter Reed menu separates Moo Shu, Vegetable, Health Food - Diet and Chef’s Special dishes. A shrimp-and-pancake order differs from its rice-and-egg-roll combinations, and the delivery page explicitly identifies fulfillment by third-party services.

Build an order. F13. Moo Shu Shrimp $10.80 has the description “With 5 pancakes.” Pair it with V8. Sesame Tofu $10.05 and V7. Buddhist Delight $9.80 from the Vegetable section. The description establishes the pancakes, while the shrimp title identifies the seafood. Confirm tofu sauces, stock and shared preparation rather than assuming a vegetable heading establishes a vegetarian kitchen.

Before you go. The primary hours are Monday–Thursday 11:00 AM–10:30 PM, Friday–Saturday 11:00 AM–11:00 PM, closed Sunday. The linked menu was closed until 11:00 AM during the overnight check. The delivery page lists a five-mile radius, a $10 minimum and $7.98 fee, and says trusted third-party services fulfill delivery orders. Confirm current terms and availability.

Delivery: via apps The same-branch operator-linked Delivery Info page explicitly says orders will be fulfilled by trusted third-party delivery services. It lists five miles, a $10 minimum and $7.98 fee. The menu was closed overnight; confirm current availability and terms before ordering.

China One’s Bragg Boulevard menu offers egg foo young combinations, rice noodles, dumplings and a Vegetarian Soup. Its homepage and ordering page both explicitly exclude delivery. The linked branch header supplies a five-digit ZIP where the homepage prints an extra digit.

Build an order. C6. Roast Pork Egg Foo Young $10.55 sits in Combination Plates, whose heading says roast pork fried rice and egg roll. Vegetarian Soup $3.75 is a separate named soup option with additional options shown; Steamed Dumpling (8) $8.75 is another side. The soup’s title names a vegetarian option, but confirm stock and shared preparation. These dumplings are not described as soup dumplings.

Before you go. The homepage lists Monday–Saturday 11:00 AM–9:00 PM and Sunday noon–8:30 PM, plus a second contact number, 910-745-8477. The linked ordering header matches the street, suite and primary phone and prints NC 28303; the homepage instead prints NC 283033. Confirm the postal typo if needed. The menu was marked Closed, and both sources state no delivery.

Pickup only The operator homepage states “Pick Up Only” and “No Delivery”; the same-branch menu says “Our restaurant do not provide delivery service!” The menu was marked Closed overnight, so confirm when pickup ordering is accepting orders.

The Asian Express’s Camden menu separates Classic Chinese Combinations, Classic Thai Combinations, fried rice, noodles and curries. The selected meal stays with its explicitly named Chinese fried rice, pork dumplings and vegetable spring rolls rather than treating every Thai dish as Chinese.

Build an order. Chinese Fried Rice $15.50+ is a starting amount; its description names carrots, peas and onions. Pork Dumplings 8pc $8.00 is described as “Deep Fried Dumplings With Pork,” and 6 Spring Rolls $6.25 has the description “Vegetable Spring Roll.” Sesame Chicken $15.50 is a fixed-price Chinese-combination alternative. Confirm protein choices, egg, sauces and shared preparation for vegetable-focused orders.

Before you go. The primary Store schedule lists Monday and Thursday–Friday 11:00 AM–8:00 PM, Tuesday–Wednesday 11:00 AM–8:05 PM, Saturday noon–8:00 PM and Sunday noon–7:00 PM. The menu header instead said Opens 10:50 AM and Ordering not available during this overnight check. Both pages advertise pickup and delivery; confirm opening time and current fulfillment availability.

Delivery: direct The operator homepage explicitly offers Delivery and Takeout, and its own same-branch menu displays Pickup and Delivery. The menu also said Ordering not available overnight. Confirm the opening time, delivery address and current availability directly; no radius or courier identity is inferred.

The NC-87 Great Wall menu explicitly says its mei fun contains eggs, and its Ma Po Tofu description states no meat and no vegetables. These details make the vegetable rice-noodle and tofu meal useful to compare without making a vegan claim or assuming a tofu recipe.

Build an order. Vegetable Mei Fun $12.25 appears under “Include Egg” and repeats “contains eggs.” Ma Po Tofu $9.55 is described as “Steamed Tofu with Sauce.No Meat No Vegetable.” Steamed Dumpling (8) $8.95 is a separate side without a published filling or soup-dumpling description. Confirm sauce ingredients and shared preparation; the noodle dish explicitly contains eggs.

Before you go. The primary homepage lists Monday closed, Tuesday–Saturday 11:00 AM–9:00 PM and Sunday 11:30 AM–9:00 PM. It also retains the undated notice “We will be closed for vacation from June 6 and will reopen on July 23.” The matching linked menu was marked Closed overnight. The dates do not establish the current vacation or opening state; call to confirm the schedule and service.

No delivery listed No delivery option was verified on the operator homepage or matching readable ordering menu. This does not establish that delivery is unavailable. Call to confirm service and the current schedule, particularly the homepage’s undated vacation notice. Please confirm by phone.

This Great Wall China operator prints a Stedman address and a different phone from the Fayetteville-addressed NC-87 Great Wall. Its chef’s specialties describe Sa Cha beef with spicy tea sauce, while the vegetable section offers moo shu with pancakes and other explicitly no-meat dishes.

Build an order. S10. Sa Cha Beef $12.00 is described as tender sliced beef with peppers, onion and snow peas in spicy tea sauce. V 5. Moo Shu Vegetable (w. Pancakes) $10.05 sits in Vegetable, whose heading says No Meat. S 9. Lake Tung Ting Shrimp $12.70 names jumbo shrimp, straw mushroom, broccoli and baby corn in its description. Confirm sauces and shared preparation for the vegetable order.

Before you go. The Stedman homepage lists Monday closed, Tuesday–Saturday 11:00 AM–9:30 PM and Sunday 11:30 AM–9:30 PM. Its same-branch ordering page was closed until 11:00 AM overnight. The public Order details selector offered Pick up only, with one visible PICKUP input. This is the Stedman option; do not substitute its hours, menu or prices for the NC-87 branch.

Pickup only The same-branch public Order details selector offered only Pick up, with one visible PICKUP input. The operator homepage also links Order Pickup. The menu was closed overnight; confirm pickup availability. Other fulfillment channels were not verified.