New York Chinese Restaurant

I was excited to try New York style Chinese food and this was really good. I ordered the chicken wings and fried rice. The wings had the slightest Chinese five spice seasoning and the rice was perfectly seasoned. It was so good I crave it and went back the following week. I tried the walnut shrimp & fried rice. This was good too. I liked how it stayed crispy on the way home & I could add my own amount of sauce. This place is now on my list of regular pick ups.

It was busy, food orders moving out the door, grill hot and smokin, phone ringing off the hook, customers bustin in the doorway to pick up their usuals. So far all good signs this place is a good decision. Moo Goo Gai Pan, Egg Foo Young, duck sauce AND hot mustard?? Oh yes that made me go for this restaurant. As someone originally from the east coast who grew up on Chinese-American food, this is a close 2nd to 1.portion , 2. flavour , 3. options and 4. price. While all of that is important, our biggest mistake coming here....- not knowing how big the portions were in order to order better! (TLDR)- As I grabbed our bag of food, I deeply underestimated what we were in for. It was litterally hot & heavy; easily weighed a good 10+ lbs and i buckled under its unexpected weight. I was pleasa

Very good but very busy, which is a good sign right? Next time I will call and order ahead of coming. We decided to eat here and it was a wait. But the food is good. My son had seconds which he early does. Portions are huge. So next time we will order less food. We will have leftovers for lunch and dinner. We order orange chicken that came with white rice, chicken chow mein, sweet and sour pork, and pork fried rice. Plenty of parking. Handicap friendly. The door is “regular size but plenty of room to move around and tables are handicap friendly.

We are frequent customers and enjoy their sweet and sour chicken combination and beef with broccoli combination dinner plates. They come with a choice of egg drop soup or wonton soup, egg rolls, and a crab rangoon. We typically spend $14-$20 per person for our family of 4. We’ve had their fried rice and vegetable lo mein and absolutely love it!

The food is decent for Henderson. I ordered war wonton soup which was super hot but it had mushrooms and broccoli in it which I found odd, though still very good. It could have had more wontons. I got 3. The chicken chow fun is pretty tasty. The portions are pretty standard, enough for 2.