Northern California’s gateway to the Sierra foothills, Roseville boasts a rapidly growing food culture—its Chinese restaurants in particular stand out for hospitality, fresh vegetables, and truly memorable specialties.
1. Fat’s Asia Bistro
An institution in the region, Fat’s is synonymous with celebratory meals—think birthdays, graduations, and family reunions.
The menu is broad: crispy Peking duck, five-spice spare ribs, wok-fried string beans, and show-stopping banana spring rolls for dessert.
The contemporary dining room is welcoming, the service is first class, and kids adore the bustling, festive vibe.
Fat’s blends Cantonese roots with California ingredients and even a hint of Polynesian party.
2. China Villa
China Villa’s claim to fame is the sheer freshness of its menu, drawing from both classic Chinese-American entrees and Szechuan specialties like spicy fish fillet and cumin lamb.
Its lunch specials, loaded with rice and soup, are renowned among Roseville professionals.
The dining room is friendly, clean, and efficient—perfect for both quick lunches and sprawling group dinners.
3. House of Fusion
For those who want something beyond the ordinary, House of Fusion offers Chinese and Indian dishes under one roof.
The Chinese menu (fried rice, lemon chicken, fiery Szechuan veggies) complements samosas and chicken tikka, making it perfect for eclectic groups.
The owner is known for mingling with regulars, and the kitchen is happy to adjust spice to suit any palate.
4. Mandarin Chinese Restaurant
Mandarin maintains Roseville’s tradition of consistency—expect generous plates of chow fun, egg foo young, and sweet-and-sour pork.
Regulars recommend the house special war wonton soup, filled with fresh shrimp, BBQ pork, chicken, and vegetables.
It’s a go-to for takeout, and reviewers laud the staff’s speed and friendliness.
5. Ding Tea & Cafe
For something more modern and youth-focused, Ding Tea & Cafe is where Roseville’s students and young professionals get their boba fix—and snacks like popcorn chicken or fried dumplings.
The Chinese rice plates and snackable xiao long bao make this a fun, lively hangout spot.
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