Oroville Restaurant Guide
Tong Fong Low
(1 ratings)
(530) 533-1488
2051 Robinson St, Oroville, CA 95965
Restaurant Description
Tong Fong Low, an authentic Chinese food restaurant, in historic downtown Oroville, California, serves some of the best Chinese food in all of Butte County. Tong Fong Low's has been in Oroville since 1912. Come in and enjoy our delicious Chinese food or call for take out.
November 20, 2007 @ 11:17 AM
a diner from Biggs, CA
Tong Fong Low is one of the best Chinese returaunts in the Butte County Area. After being around for almost 100 years --100 come 2012-- you can expect a good quality of food. Known by locals as 'Charlie's' or 'Chop Suey Charlie's', there was originally a Charlie that ran the place, and it is now run by his family, keeping in use the same recipies Charlie used when his resturaunt sold food for a nickle. I highly, HIGHLY suggest you try the 'C' Plate, with hot tea, or Sing Tao beer.
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November 20, 2007 @ 11:17 AM
a diner from Biggs, CA
Tong Fong Low is one of the best Chinese returaunts in the Butte County Area. After being around for almost 100 years --100 come 2012-- you can expect a good quality of food. Known by locals as 'Charlie's' or 'Chop Suey Charlie's', there was originally a Charlie that ran the place, and it is now run by his family, keeping in use the same recipies Charlie used when his resturaunt sold food for a nickle. I highly, HIGHLY suggest you try the 'C' Plate, with hot tea, or Sing Tao beer.
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November 20, 2007 @ 11:17 AM
a diner from Biggs, CA
Tong Fong Low is one of the best Chinese returaunts in the Butte County Area. After being around for almost 100 years --100 come 2012-- you can expect a good quality of food. Known by locals as 'Charlie's' or 'Chop Suey Charlie's', there was originally a Charlie that ran the place, and it is now run by his family, keeping in use the same recipies Charlie used when his resturaunt sold food for a nickle. I highly, HIGHLY suggest you try the 'C' Plate, with hot tea, or Sing Tao beer.
