Help!! What chinese food will your toddler actually eat?

Rice, noodles (chow mein), prawn crackers, chips, chicken balls.

Maybe fried rice?

Or springrolls

Super picky kid and my husband is Chinese. Whenever we visit my in-laws or make Chinese food we can only get her to eat dumplings, fried rice, and any noodle dish

Lo mein is his favorite, he’s 1 and a half years old, but he’ll also eat crab rangoons (no sauce) if we break them up for him (it becomes like chips with the filling being the “dip”) and he’ll eat fried rice plain or vegetable, and he will also eat either honey chicken or lemon chicken. To be honest though, my son would also eat sushi if you’re willing to hold for him to take bites off of.

Gyoza/pot stickers!

Lo mein is still my daughter's favorite and she's six. She also developed a taste for egg drop soup when she was about 2-3 (which I hate, but her dad loves). And crab rangoon

My six year olds will only eat the rice and noodles still

Spring rolls/gyoza, shrimp, my son is a big fan of tamago nigiri which is just that omelet sushi. Anything where the rice ball sticks together (which is more Japanese than Chinese but since you mentioned sushi)

Noodles , wonton soup, dim sum, dumplings

Anything - rice, lo mein, sweet and sour shrimp or chicken, crab Rangoon, egg rolls, egg drop soup, wontons, very kid friendly choices

Depending on the quality of the chinese, they might be finding it too salty?

Egg fried rice, duck, pancakes is probably a good bet and comes with the salady side bits.