Peking Tokyo

Ordered the General Tso lunch special. The quality of the chicken was very good. Rice was cooked perfectly where it had the perfect amount of moisture.

I wish the General Tso had a bit more spice to it but regardless it is still the best I've had in Bucks so far.

Awful pad Thai. Not listed on menu with bell peppers but came with it upon delivery. I called to complain and he claimed pad Thai always comes with bell peppers and eats pad Thai regularly and even worked in a Thai restaurant for 5+ years, I was so annoyed. I tried to pick them out and the sauce was just awful. The beef was so chewy and fatty and low quality. Sushi is also fishy and not fresh. I would say order from here with caution and only get typical Chinese food like rice, sweet n sour chicken, lomein- only safe things. Never ordering pad Thai from here again. I wanted to be nice and give them a chance to fix it but they didn't so will be contacting Grubhub.

Best chinees food , we had in a while in the aria.
Very fresh , quality and delicious.

We traveled approximately 20 minutes to eat here, but we were surprised to find out they offer take out only. It would be helpful if this information were provided by management on both the restaurant's website and high-traffic websites (Google, Yelp, etc.) used by people for restaurant research.

First when we came here we thought we can inside, but it was only take out. Then after trying the food it was average for Chinese food . Then one of my family members started feeling very nauseous and throwing up after eating their entree. I don't think I'll come back . I think possibly there is something they use in their cooking that didn't sit well in her stomach

When I first tried this place 2 years ago I really enjoyed their food. But I don't think it is that good anymore. There isn't really a whole lot of flavor in my opinion. I mainly stopped eating here because my boyfriend would complain of stomach pain almost every time we ate there. It's not bad, but I would order somewhere else.

Couldn't wait to have some of their delicious food again but because of the pandemic, they held off opening, even for takeout, until very recently.

As soon as they did open for takeout, we called and placed an order. We don't usually get take out but the order was completely correct and as good and fresh and delicious as we remembered it.

Our 2nd order a few weeks later was just as good.

Can't wait to be able to go and sit down and talk to the staff again in the restaurant once this is all over.

This restaurant offers Chinese/Japanese/Thai food in the same space where Asian Bamboo, a Chinese/Thai place, formerly operated. Might be the same owners?

Anyway, I tried their chicken with broccoli lunch special for take away and it was pretty good! The rice was very flavorful, the chicken was juicy and the vegetables were perfectly crunchy and tasty. The accompanying egg roll was similar to those you'd find in any standard Chinese place-thick fried wrapper-nothing special. A side salad with salad dressing also came with the meal. They provided a prepared packet with a hot mustard, soy sauce, duck sauce and fork and the two staff members were pleasant.

The interior has a good amount of seating and looks like it would be a comfortable place to sit and enjoy a meal.

I'll return to try more menu items.

As the name suggests, Peking Tokyo is a new Asian fusion house in the Pine Watson Shopping Center in the heart of downtown Langhorne, PA. In addition to Chinese and Japanese elements, Thai cuisine is given a nod with a few curry and noodle dishes. I was there for lunch, and as everyone working there were speaking Chinese only, I was most interested in that part of the menu.

I asked for their lunch specials General Tso's Chicken, extra heat, which came with a cup of soup (Wonton), small ginger dressed salad, and fried rice. I also had a mug of green tea (an extra charge, although not disclosed until the bill appeared).

Everything was okay, but the only thing that stood out was the quality fried rice. It was freshly made with a higher standard grain, veggies and no dye. The soup was beef consomme with thick skinned wontons and decent filling. The chicken was plentiful and encased in a thickish shell. The sauce was tart as requested, with a few Szechuan red peppers in the mix. Particularly tasty when the rice was tossed in. The salad was from their sushi offerings - a first for me for a Chinese lunch and a nice touch, although I am not a fan of that ubiquitous ginger dressing.

Service was fine, and the manager stopped by to check on my satisfaction. The sushi chef stood at his bar in uniform and at the ready.

Peking Tokyo (Bangkok) is a step ahead of its predecessors in variety and quality from this vantage point, and as a new business it is still on its shakedown cruise. Hope it maintains high standards and is successful. Langhorne Borough certainly deserves that.

Picked up a lunch Sushi & Sashimi special from Peking Tokyo this afternoon. It came with miso soup and a salad with ginger dressing. The sushi was super yummy!! The only stars I took off was for the soup and salad, I didn't enjoy the dressing very much as it didn't have a lot of flavor and the soup had a strange aftertaste in my opinion.