Chinese Restaurant

Shuang Cheng

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1320 4th St SE, Minneapolis, MN 55414, United States

About

Shuang Cheng is listed on FindALoco in Minneapolis, MN with address, phone, website, and map location. Common services and related keywords include Chinese Restaurant.

Shuang Cheng is a Chinese restaurant at 1320 4th St SE in Minneapolis, Minnesota, serving guests in the Twin Cities who are looking for a generous meal, a broad menu, and friendly service. Customer feedback describes a casual, unpretentious place rather than a formal dining room, with prices that reviewers consider reasonable. The restaurant has a 4.4-star rating from 1,236 reviews, offering local diners useful context while still leaving room for individual tastes and experiences. Visitors mention both positive meals and occasional disappointment, so the best fit may depend on what you order and what you value in Chinese food.

Lunch stands out in reviews for its affordability and substantial portions. One guest describes a large lunch plate in the $10–$15 range and says the lunch menu is a favorite; prices can change, so it is sensible to confirm current menu details when ordering. Guests who dine in also appreciate receiving a pot of hot tea, a thoughtful touch noted by multiple reviewers. Other comments describe kind, attentive staff and prompt service, including an egg roll arriving soon after it was ordered. Together, these details make Shuang Cheng a practical choice for a weekday meal, a relaxed lunch with a friend, or an informal family stop.

The dishes named by customers point to a menu with several seafood, meat, and vegetable options. Reviewers have enjoyed roast duck, roast pork hot pot, seafood pan-fried noodles, seafood and tofu soup, and Chinese broccoli with oyster sauce. Slow fish and oyster dishes also appear in one family’s celebratory meal, while other diners mention egg rolls and familiar favorites such as Singapore noodles and Kung Pao chicken. Experiences vary: some guests praise the food and say a full table of dishes was delicious, while one reviewer found particular noodle and chicken dishes oily, mild, or less satisfying than alternatives in the Twin Cities. That range of feedback is a reminder that preferences differ, and ordering a dish that suits your own appetite is part of finding the right meal.

With its casual atmosphere, welcoming service reported by many guests, and portions that reviewers often describe as generous, Shuang Cheng can suit students, nearby residents, families, and groups sharing several dishes. It has also been chosen for a family remembrance gathering, suggesting that guests may use the space for meaningful occasions as well as everyday meals; the review does not describe private-event arrangements. If you are comparing Chinese restaurants in Minneapolis, consider Shuang Cheng for a lunch special, a pot of tea with a dine-in meal, or a table that lets everyone try a mix of seafood, meat, soup, and vegetables. Check directly for current hours, prices, and availability, since those details are not provided here.

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Grace Compton
16h ago

Best service and best food in the area! Shuang Cheng is my favorite restaurant and I especially love their lunch menu (it is very affordable like $10-$15 for a large plate of great portions). I also appreciate that they give you a pot of tea when you dine in!

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ben delarosa
16h ago

Amazing food. Amazing staff. Amazing vibes. My family went here to celebrate the anniversary of my Tita's passing. Roast duck, sea food pan fried noodles, slow fish, oyster and roast pork hot pot, sea food and tofu soup, and Chinese broccoli in oyster sauce. Everything was delicious! 10/10 highly recommend

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Alexander Paulavec
16h ago

Not impressed with food. This place was featured on Eater.com. Singapore noodles were quite oily and greasy, Kung Pao chicken lacked chicken and spice, the peanuts were uncooked. Definitely had better Chinese food in Twin Cities.

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C Anderson
16h ago

Authentic Chinese Cuisine seems to be more difficult to find these days. Stopped in for lunch and was pleasantly surprised by the kindness of staff and the wide selection of options. Enjoyed that complementary hot tea was provided and the Egg Roll was served promptly after ordering. While not fresh out of the fryer, the seasoning and flavor was on point with their house made sweet and sour. The lunch special Mongolian Beef was delicious, however it was mostly onions. The Chicken Fried Rice completed the dish. Looking forward to trying this place again for a different dish, although I’m not dying to go back relatively soon.

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Hailong Cui
16h ago

I’ve only visited this place twice, but both experiences were very good. It’s not a fancy restaurant, but the food was good, and the service was surprisingly good, especially considering the price. …