These six operator-listed Peoria branches sit on West Peoria Avenue, Union Hills Drive, Bell Road, Olive Avenue and North 83rd Avenue. The selection includes two broader pan-Asian menus and focuses on the specific Chinese dishes their menus name.
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An imagined Peoria-inspired table. AI illustration, not a restaurant photograph.
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“Lists delivery” means the operator’s ordering page or a checked platform listing showed delivery on October 9, 2026. Availability depends on your address and time. “Vegetarian options” means a specific option is named on the checked menu, not an allergen or cross-contact guarantee.
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A Hunan-labelled plate
Start with Hunan Beef and Chicken, then consider pot stickers or the named vegetable alternative. The online Hunan amount is a starting price, and its eight-piece pot-sticker label differs from the posted image’s six-piece label.
Use the full operator menu for the Cantonese-style egg noodles and separate roast-duck choice. The homepage prints a different noodle price; confirm the current amount and use the operator’s weekly hours rather than treating Grubhub’s shorter window as the restaurant schedule.
The current linked menu names vegetable moo shu and mixed vegetable delight. The operator explicitly says pickup only and no delivery; ask about sauces and preparation if the meal must meet a dietary restriction.
Big Heng’s current linked menu names Hunan beef and chicken, pot stickers and a separate Vegetarian section. Its posted takeaway menu identifies Mandarin, Szechuan, Hunan and Cantonese cuisine; the Hunan label supplies this guide’s additional regional choice.
Build an order. Hunan Beef and Chicken $15.95+ is a starting online amount, with white rice listed for the Beef section. Pot Stickers(8) $10.45 is the current online serving label. Mix Vegetables $11.70+ appears in Vegetarian and is also a starting amount; its ingredients and sauce should be confirmed for dietary needs.
Before you go. The operator lists Monday–Thursday 11 a.m.–9:30 p.m. and Friday–Saturday 11 a.m.–10 p.m.; its posted image adds Sunday 11 a.m.–9:30 p.m. The linked ordering page lists today’s Friday window to 9:45 p.m. The posted image says Pot Stickers (6), while the current online label says eight; confirm the serving when ordering.
Hunan Beef and Chicken $15.95+ · Pot Stickers(8) $10.45 · Mix Vegetables $11.70+
Operator-linked MenuSifu MealKeyway online ordering menu prices. The homepage links the exact store. The visible plus signs beside Hunan Beef and Chicken and Mix Vegetables indicate starting prices. The posted image’s Pot Stickers (6) $10.45 is a separate menu observation; no count is transferred to the online label. Checked ; before tax, tip and fees. Prices can change, and delivery-app prices are often higher than the restaurant’s own.
Sources & verification
Operator information checked October 9, 2026. These sources support the menu and logistics; our order suggestions are editorial, without a claimed visit.
Shanghai Grill identifies itself as an Asian Pacific restaurant and bar in Peoria. Its full operator menu describes Cantonese chow mein as pan-fried thin Chinese egg noodles with vegetables, shrimp, beef and chicken, alongside a separate duck section.
Build an order. 12. Cantonese Style Chow Mein $19.95 is the full menu’s noodle plate. Roast Duck $29.95 appears in Duck with steamed rice listed for that section. Vegetable & Tofu Soup $11.95 is a named vegetable option; the menu offers optional meat additions, so confirm the base broth and preparation before relying on it for a vegetarian diet.
Before you go. The operator lists Sunday, Monday, Wednesday and Thursday 11 a.m.–8:30 p.m.; Friday and Saturday 11 a.m.–9 p.m.; Tuesday closed. Grubhub’s current Friday pickup and delivery window is 11:30 a.m.–8 p.m. The operator prints both 623-825-3388 and 623-825-8684. Its homepage noodle price is lower than the full menu price selected here.
Operator posted regular restaurant menu prices from ShanghaiMenu.html. The full menu names 12. Cantonese Style Chow Mein $19.95; the homepage feature lists Cantonese Style Chow Mein $18.95. These are conflicting operator postings, not evidence that one is a dine-in price. Grubhub delivery prices are a separate channel and are not substituted here. Checked ; before tax, tip and fees. Prices can change, and delivery-app prices are often higher than the restaurant’s own.
Sources & verification
Operator information checked October 9, 2026. These sources support the menu and logistics; our order suggestions are editorial, without a claimed visit.
JM’s operator menu has a dedicated Egg Foo Young section and vegetable versions of several Chinese American dishes. Its Yang Chow rice description explicitly includes shrimp, barbecue pork and chicken, so that alternative is kept separate from the vegetable choices.
Build an order. Vegetable Egg Foo Young $15.99 is the regular Egg Foo Young item, rather than the differently priced dinner combination. Moo Shu Vegetable (4) $13.99 is another named vegetable dish. Yang Chow Fried Rice $14.99 is described as white fried rice with shrimp, B.B.Q. pork and chicken; it is not a vegetarian alternative.
Before you go. The operator homepage and linked location page agree on Tuesday–Saturday 11 a.m.–9 p.m., closed Monday and Sunday. The online menu marks Pot Stickers (6), Spring Rolls (2) and Singapore Style Rice Noodle temporarily unavailable; they are not the meal selected here. Delivery is fulfilled by third-party services, according to the operator’s own delivery page.
Vegetable Egg Foo Young $15.99 · Moo Shu Vegetable (4) $13.99 · Yang Chow Fried Rice $14.99
Operator-linked Chinese Menu Online regular online ordering menu prices. The current homepage links this ordering site. Selected prices come from Egg Foo Young, Moo Shu and Fried Rice, not dinner or lunch combination sections. The menu’s vegetable names do not establish vegan sauces or separate preparation. Checked ; before tax, tip and fees. Prices can change, and delivery-app prices are often higher than the restaurant’s own.
Sources & verification
Operator information checked October 9, 2026. These sources support the menu and logistics; our order suggestions are editorial, without a claimed visit.
Wok Fire identifies its menu as Pan Asian and separates Shanghai-style pan-fried noodles from New York-style chow mein and soft noodle bowls. The descriptions establish distinct noodle formats; the guide does not label the entire restaurant as a Shanghai specialist.
Build an order. Pan Fried Noodles, Shanghai Style (No Rice) $16.99 lists mixed vegetables, beef, chicken, shrimp and pork. New York Egg Roll (Pork) $2.45 is a separate Small Bites item. Dry Sauteed String Beans $12.35 is listed in Vegetable, whose section includes white or brown rice; confirm sauce ingredients if avoiding animal products.
Before you go. The linked location page lists Monday, Wednesday and Thursday 11 a.m.–9:30 p.m., Friday–Saturday 11 a.m.–10 p.m., Sunday noon–9:30 p.m.; Tuesday closed. Its Chow Mein section explicitly says New York Style, not soft noodles, and directs soft-noodle orders to another section. The lunch section is pickup-only, so its delivery restrictions are not generalized to the regular menu.
Pan Fried Noodles, Shanghai Style (No Rice) $16.99 · New York Egg Roll (Pork) $2.45 · Dry Sauteed String Beans $12.35
Operator Chinese Menu Online regular online ordering menu prices. The prices selected are Signature Dishes, Small Bites and Vegetable items, not the pickup-only lunch specials. The full Shanghai-style title includes No Rice; the separate Vegetable section states white or brown rice. Checked ; before tax, tip and fees. Prices can change, and delivery-app prices are often higher than the restaurant’s own.
Sources & verification
Operator information checked October 9, 2026. These sources support the menu and logistics; our order suggestions are editorial, without a claimed visit.
The Olive Avenue operator names a separate Vegetable section and several moo shu dishes on its newly linked pickup menu. The full bilingual labels distinguish the vegetable choices from the salt-and-pepper fish alternative without guessing at the contents of an unspecified sauce.
Build an order. Moo Shu Vegetable 本须蔬菜 $12.95 is the literal bilingual label, including the menu’s Chinese spelling. Mixed Vegetable Delight 什锦蔬菜 $12.95 is a second named vegetable option. Salt & Pepper Fish 椒盐鱼 $15.95 appears in Fish with a Hot badge; that badge is not part of the item title. Ask about sauces and preparation for dietary needs.
Before you go. The operator lists Monday–Thursday 11 a.m.–9:30 p.m., Friday 11 a.m.–10 p.m., Saturday 11:30 a.m.–10 p.m., Sunday 11:30 a.m.–9:30 p.m. It explicitly advertises pickup only and no delivery. The current homepage links Bywix; the merchant repeats suite 126, Peoria ZIP and phone. The bilingual menu contains some mismatched descriptions, so only clearly named dishes are used.
Moo Shu Vegetable 本须蔬菜 $12.95 · Mixed Vegetable Delight 什锦蔬菜 $12.95 · Salt & Pepper Fish 椒盐鱼 $15.95
Operator-linked Bywix regular online pickup ordering menu prices. The operator’s current Order Online page links this exact merchant. Amounts and full bilingual titles come from the visible cards; separate Hot badges are not prepended to the titles. No independently discovered platform prices are mixed into this record. Checked ; before tax, tip and fees. Prices can change, and delivery-app prices are often higher than the restaurant’s own.
Sources & verification
Operator information checked October 9, 2026. These sources support the menu and logistics; our order suggestions are editorial, without a claimed visit.
The Peoria branch identifies its broader cooking as Chinese and pan-Asian. Its matching Olo menu names pork dumplings with a pan-fried or steamed preparation and marks a tofu-and-vegetable stir-fry as vegetarian; these specific dishes supply the meal choice.
Build an order. Pork Dumplings $14.50 is described as sizzling pan fried or steamed with savory chili sauce. Shrimp Dumplings $14.50 has the same preparation description but no explicit har gow or crystal-wrapper identity, so the menu does not identify it as har gow. Buddha's Feast | Stir-Fried $18.00 lists tofu, white sauce, garlic, green beans, mushrooms and napa cabbage, with a vegetarian marker.
Before you go. The exact branch page lists Friday–Saturday 11 a.m.–11 p.m., Sunday–Thursday 11 a.m.–10 p.m. Its location menu says Pork Dumplings | 6 Count, while the selected Olo title is simply Pork Dumplings; no count is transferred between them. The operator warns about cross-contact even for dietary menu markers. Current pickup is scheduled for opening because the fetch occurred before business hours.
Operator-linked Olo regular online pickup ordering menu prices. The exact Peoria location page links menu/9926 and the ordering header repeats 16170 N 83rd Ave., Peoria, AZ 85382. The visible selected dumpling titles have no count, so the location-page six-count wording is not added to either title or observation. Checked ; before tax, tip and fees. Prices can change, and delivery-app prices are often higher than the restaurant’s own.
Sources & verification
Operator information checked October 9, 2026. These sources support the menu and logistics; our order suggestions are editorial, without a claimed visit.
The verified addresses lie on Peoria Avenue, Union Hills Drive, Bell Road, Olive Avenue and North 83rd Avenue. These addresses establish where the selected branches sit; they do not establish a formal Chinatown.
Which entry offers a regional choice beyond Cantonese or Sichuan?
Big Heng’s current linked menu explicitly names Hunan Beef and Chicken. Shanghai Grill describes Cantonese-style pan-fried egg noodles, while Wok Fire explicitly names Shanghai-style pan-fried noodles within a broader pan-Asian menu. These dish labels do not establish that an entire kitchen specializes in a single region.
Where are dumplings listed, and is dim sum verified?
Big Heng’s online menu lists Pot Stickers(8), and P.F. Chang’s Peoria Olo menu lists Pork Dumplings with a pan-fried or steamed preparation. A dedicated dim sum service schedule and fixed soup-dumpling, har-gow or siu-mai prices were not verified for this selection. P.F. Chang’s generic Shrimp Dumplings label does not establish har gow.
Which menus name vegetable dishes?
JM lists Vegetable Egg Foo Young and Moo Shu Vegetable (4); Wok Fire lists Dry Sauteed String Beans; the Olive Avenue pickup menu lists Moo Shu Vegetable and Mixed Vegetable Delight. P.F. Chang’s marks Buddha’s Feast vegetarian. These menu names are not guarantees about vegan sauces, broth, allergens or separate preparation; confirm with the restaurant.
How do delivery and price channels differ here?
Wok Fire publishes its own delivery terms; JM explicitly uses third-party fulfillment, and Shanghai Grill has a current Grubhub delivery listing. P.F. Chang’s operator directs delivery through its own ordering link. The Olive Avenue operator explicitly offers pickup only; Big Heng has no verified delivery listing. Prices are identified per menu channel, with Big Heng’s starting plus signs and Shanghai Grill’s conflicting operator postings retained.
Reading the menus
Words you may see in Peoria.
Guotie (potstickers) Pan-fried dumplings browned on one side, then steamed with a little water under a lid; 'potsticker' is the English form of guotie.
Baozi A yeast-leavened bun with a filling, most often steamed; unfilled steamed buns are called mantou.
Char siu Cantonese roast pork, marinated in a sweet and savory mix and glazed with honey or maltose; the name means 'fork roasted'.
Lo mein vs. chow mein Lo mein noodles are cooked, then tossed with sauce; chow mein means stir-fried noodles. US menus apply the two names differently by region.
Lamian (hand-pulled noodles) Wheat noodles made by hand-stretching and folding dough into strands, served in soup or stir-fried; Lanzhou beef noodles are a well-known example.
We selected 6 Peoria restaurants for different meals. This is not a numerical ranking or a record of dining visits. We checked operator menus, exact locations, delivery options and practical constraints on October 9, 2026, and left out places we could not verify.
Order suggestions are editorial. Food illustrations are locally generated AI images, not photographs of any restaurant. See the editorial approach. Other guides: all city guides.