New House of Hunan

It is extremely hard to find decent cuisine around here. It's literally all tailored for people who don't eat any spices. I am used to places like China Palace in Monroeville for Chinese food, Everyday Noodles for pork soup dumplings, Maiku for Pho, Salem's for goat curry, Mr Egg for hot pot, Andy's in Wholey's for sushi and I love going to the Asian market, myself. I love supporting small business, so I figured I would try. The egg drop soup and egg rolls were decent, but honestly I could make egg drop soup at home myself. The most disappointing part of my meal was my beef and shrimp. I was expecting it to be in a brown, savory sauce. Nope. It had barely any flavor, and was dry. Super unappetizing. The most disturbing part was that the beef looks like it was dyed fire engine red. What? Wh

The prices on the menus are no longer correct so if you are prepared to pay say 40 dollars for your meal, expect your total to be closer to like 65. This needs fixed asap.

Favorite Chinese place in the area. The portions are great and the prices are reasonable. Far better food than the places we used to go to when we lived closer to the city in Penn Hills. And the employees have always been very kind to us. We always call in for a pickup order - they have seating, we just prefer to eat at home.

Disgusting. I don’t know how anyone could eat this. Took one bite of the chicken on a stick and went straight to the garbage to spit it out. The white rice tasted awful. The general tso and season chicken was so stringy and hard to chew. So needless to say garbage also. Spent $55 for it to end up in the trash.

Small, but mighty! This is really good food. It's a small buffet, but it doesn't need to be big because everything you eat is GREAT! Another reviewer mentioned the crab rangoon--they are small and so much easier to eat than the large ones. I highly recommend!