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    August Moon

    3.0 (112 reviews)
    ModerateChinese, Thai, Vietnamese
    Closed 11:00 am - 9:00 pm

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    Casual
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    Good for kids
    Good for groups

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    Brittany M.

    Stupid expensive for basic American Chinese lunch. $26 for a small Gen Tsao (sp?) with an egg roll + drink - but it was Lundi Gras, and you eat where you can walk once you're at your spot. It wasn't bad tasting, but nothing to ever go back for. Tiny crab Rangoon for $7/4pc. Seriously? At least it was warm? I should have planned better and packed a hamper, but its carnival and ain't nobody got time for that. I didn't take a photo of the food, so here's a parade pic...

    E8. Moo Goo Gai Pan lunch special.
    Darnell G.

    They offer lunch special for 12.95-14.95. I ordered the Moo go gain pan with shrimp, white rice and egg roll. Everything was delish. The sauce was light. The egg roll nice and crunchy! Very good! Service good. And the atmosphere as expected....clean and typical Chinese restaurant. I'd come back.

    L06. General Tao's Chicken Lunch Special

    $16 plate & this is what you get . 1 scoop Shrimp fried rice (2 shrimp in the rice) & general chicken only 5 little pieces very hard pieces of chicken. No way. Also the website says $12 minimum delivery fee, they would not deliver my order because according to the order taker it has to be $15 minimum before taxes.

    Hunan Beef with Spring Roll Lunch Special
    Shannon S.

    This is a Chinese & Vietnamese Restaurant with some Thai dishes. I tend to get the lunch and dinner specials here or the pho. The food here has improved somewhat over the years and these days it can usually be pretty good but sometimes they seem to drop the ball and it is less than good. They used to have some of the most expensive pho in the area but the other places serving pho seem to have raised their prices to around the same level as here. Most of the time these days the other dishes I've had here have been decent for the most part. They seem to give decent portion sizes (although the portions seem to have shrunk a bit from pre-pandemic days) and the service has always been good. The location of this restaurant is very convenient to where I live and is the nearest place to get my pho fix. Overall this is usually a decent spot to grab a quick meal and currently they are giving out more greens with their pho than any of the other Vietnamese spots in the city.

    Vietnamese chicken salad.  Tastly!
    Paul W.

    Came here the other day for lunch. I have a friend receiving treatment at Touro Hospital, just a block away, so I walked over here to get some food. I had the egg drop soup and the Vietnamese chicken salad. The egg drop soup was as good as I have had elsewhere. The chicken salad was good but unusual as it had a lot of celery. Food was ready promptly and easy to call in over the phone. The vast majority of their lunch business is takeout! And they are efficient at it. Recommended. They seem to do the basics without issues at pretty good prices -- nothing special but nothing to complain about either!!!! Very convenient for take out to Touro.

    L07. Bell Pepper Steak Lunch Special
    Shalon P.

    Consistency is the name of the game. There's nothing fancy here. Just tried and true recipes. If you're sensitive to salty food, this might not be the place for you. I find all the food here a bit on the salty side. However, that not really a bad thing unless you're sensitive to it. Overall it's an average Chinese food spot.

    N4. Bun Vermicelli Salad
    Sonya N.

    I'm alway looking for a good vermicelli noodle salad or bowl. August Moon hit the spot. Complimented with a tasty fish sauce it was just the response I needed to my regular dental check up. A tall glass of limeade and I was set for the day. It's an unsuspecting spot but the Deco is nice, the bar is full and the menu has enough items to keep you coming back for more. Awesome lunch spot or Vietnamese craving place. Plus it's reasonably priced.

    Spicy Kung Pao tofu
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    I don't eat a ton of Chinese takeout because I haunt various local Asian markets and buy and cook the stuff myself. But a small cooking accident and a burned hand lead me to order out at this South Chinese/Vietnamese place, and I was pretty satisfied with the result. My order was hot and freshly ready in just under ten minutes; I barely had time to hit an ATM around the corner. It wasn't super cheap; I paid for two dishes what I would have paid for three at the cheapest of such places, but the portion sizes were such that I'll get 2.5-3 meals anyway, which is about right for the price. And it was respectable American Chinese cuisine, with my Kung Pao dish highlighted by a mix of vegetables and a decent amount of peanuts, and my lemongrass tofu having the option of noodles or rice with a little salad and separate sauce on the side. Nothing world-beating (and if I wanted to, I could get mad at them for their spicy dishes not being particularly hot), but I got a good meal. For some reason it came in styrofoam containers rather than the typical Chinese food cartons, and I was instructed to hold the bag level to avoid spillage; even being cautious, there was still a bit of sauce on the bottom of the bag. If they wanted five stars from me, they could do things like improve those containers or not sneak broccoli into dishes where it isn't listed or offer non-soy vegetarian dishes for variety, but their menu now isn't bad. Their online menu proudly proclaims that the dishes in its vegetarian section are "prepared with vegetarian ingredients", which sounds redundant until you realize that Chinese places can and will sneak in something that isn't. So I appreciate that notification, and will most likely order something else from that menu the next time I decide I want Chinese takeout.

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    We are vegetarians and very much enjoyed the big selection of available items to eat. We really enjoyed them.

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    I wish I could give 0 stars. Insanely high prices for a nasty quality of food. I guarantee this place has roaches.

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    1 year ago

    I ordered the Lemongrass Chicken and it was the worst! The chicken was so hard, sauce too dark, simply inedible.

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    Every time we order the food is delicious and flavorful. Always consistent. Never disappoints.

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    I have never been disappointed in their food. My favorite is the Sweet &Sour Shrimp Combo Plate.

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    Not really good and fairly expensive....I got the honey chicken and was thoroughly dissapointed

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    This is a good mix of Vietnamese and Chinese, the lemon grass shrimp is out of this world!

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