Found myself solo for dinner on the way home from camp. Families away, so Chinese for me but I had…read morethe dog so I had to think of a place on the way home because I didn't want to go back out. Checked out the standard Chinese food menu online and called and placed an order. Man they have COVID figured out the entire back area is "protected" by what appears to be massive sheets of plastic, and they are paranoid because they put your food into an airlock type container from the kitchen, and only once the rear door is closed are you authorized to open the customer door and retrieve your to go food. When I got home I was very surprised. C22 or C23 can't remember now, and a small hot and sour soup. Everything was delicious and fresh. We may of found a new takeout Chinese place. Soup was good, chicken fingers, rice, beef teriyaki, eggroll, all very good. It's standard Chinese American food but they do a good job.

First time there today. I ordered L-13, the pork egg foo young with fried rice and chicken fingers…read more I also, got an order of 10 fried wantons. Let's say that the chicken fingers were pretty good, but three extremely small pieces. The fried rice tasted like it had nutmeg in it and was pasty tasting. The fried wontons were so over cooked that I had to just pull out the meat. Not a very good meal for the price. Not worth going back for.

Super nice people and great food. Huge selection and very very good…read more Restaurant is clean and friendly staff. Nice family place.

We got takeout for our family (2 adults and 4 kids, 9 thru 3 years old). Everything was excellent!…read moreThe prices weren't exactly cheap but the portions were so generous and the quality was really good. -General Tso's chicken -Sweet and Sour chicken -chicken Lo mein -kung pao chicken (nice spice to it) -crab Rangoons -Wonton soup -egg rolls (very good!) -Plus generous white rice, sauces, and of course fortune cookies. We may make this an annual tradition when we're here for vacation. We recommend 100%!

Fresh food, this is a local place to go the food is prepared quickly. Not high end cuisine but if…read moreyou something fast, fresh and well done for a local place

My "regular" chinese place for probably going on fifteen years…read more Consistent, tasty Chinese take-out at a decent price. I usually opt for their combo meals and it's a great way to scratch a Chinese food itch for about $13 or under. With food prices rising lately some items have gone up but it's to be expected. I would consider the place a take-out only deal. Although, they do have tables in the dining area they end up mostly being used by staff and the owners' children. For me, this definitely adds to the overall ambiance of the place. It may be a meme, but I've found it's true that if you get rung out by a child at a Chinese place the food is likely to be fire.

I live about 15 minutes away and it has been a long time since we have been there. Tonight 6…read morecampers went to Wontons in Sanbornville as our usual end of season dinner. When we got there, only take out was being offered. So, we opted to go someplace else and ended up at Orient Pearl. We sat for a little while before someone came to our table, but once she did, things happened fast. She was kind enough to give us (3couples) 3 checks. The service was fast and the food was delicious! There was a lot of food at our table, one entree was forgotten, but quickly appeared when the server was notified. My husband ordered a pot of tea that was organic and very nice, however it took a while to get a sugar substitute. I don't understand why knives were not provided. I could have used one. I will ask for one the next time I am there. And, we will certainly be there again. Overall, it was a pleasant experience.

Disappointing. It's in a lovely multi-business building. My husband's mai tai tasted like oj and…read morerum. Menu states a "top 100 Chinese restaurants in the U.S." It is not. Must be an old accolade. I ordered cashew chicken. What arrived was mainly mushrooms, water chestnuts, and some stringy fried chicken (emphasis on some) in a brown sauce with some cashews sprinkled on top. Tasted terrible. My husband's mushi beef was sub-par. We didn't finish our meals but politely took boxes. Do not recommend. Awful.

I go with my poker group every other Wednesday and we have never been disappointed... the service…read morewe receive from JJ is excellent, the food is superb. We all get our different items and we enjoy them all. (Lunch specials) Highly recommended.

Food and service is great. Home kind of feeling, prices are reasonable... I have not met anyone who…read moredoesn't enjoy the Golden Tao!

A few return visits to gauge progress, especially on the pork fried rice (my initial impression…read morepositive) and the egg roll (my initial impression mixed). -- Hot and Sour Soup (on a lunch combo): Not gloppy, not bland, not lacking for fillers. Slightly above average. -- Egg Roll (on a lunch combo): Thought I'd try it again to see if they changed the recipe. Alas, still all-white with mostly cabbage and little crumbles of gray pork. The outer shell wasn't as dazzling as the first time. Below average. -- BBQ Ribs: Served very hot, very thoroughly glazed to cover even the cross sections, with very light char, and fairly fresh. Decent enough flavor and solid execution overall, good enough for above average but no threat for elite. -- Pork Fried Rice: Tried on different visits as both as a full order and on a combo, this had VERY fresh pork nuggetry and all the right additions (egg, onion, bean sprouts, scallion). Freshness and moistness of the grains were both superb. Flavor didn't hit as much as I seek, but the other high marks mitigated that. A little above average.   -- Egg Foo Yong: Large thick mounds and a dark, thin sauce. Decent flavor. Slightly above average. -- General Tso's Chicken (on a lunch combo): Very generous portion, surprisingly long lasting crunch, and more surprising heat to go along with the sweet. Great meat-to-batter ratio; not-so-great moistness, but good enough. Overall, well above average and the most flavor-packed dish I've had there. Near-elite. Family's has a strong fandom and also a strong contingent that boycott the place, mostly because of that egg roll, but sheesh: there are other appetizers to have. I still think they're a bit overrated by their fans and overmaligned by their haters, but unquestionably above average, easily earning a 4 to separate them from the pack. I do like the vibe there a lot. They are a spotless, friendly, well-oiled machine, and that counts for something.

2 Pupu or not to Pupu? That is the question!…read more Family Chineses Restaurant in Salisbury for some of the finest delicious New England style Chinese food! And why is it New England style you ask... because the rest of the country can't do it right and I will on that hill! Some of the best meat candy, goons, and pork fried rice you can get! Life is short so enjoy the last few weeks of Summer

Moving to NH from Boston had me missing the variety and number of restaurants within a short…read moretravelling distance. I had tried Orient Pearl, which was just ok, and on a whim this weekend headed over to Lucky Fortune for some takeout. The place was busy with people coming in for takeout--I placed my order and was out the door in 10 minutes. Fried dumplings, General Tso's, Chicken and Broccoli, and some Lo Mein. Everything was way better than expected--chicken was all lean white meat, dumplings were delicious, and the portions were generous. It was so good I was back again last night for dinner again! Two days in a row is not something I have done before, fyi... Give them a try--great stuff!

First time ordering here and don't think I will bother again. I have eaten at a lot of Chinese…read moreplaces in many states. The fried rice was flavorless, the boneless spare ribs were just dripping in grease. The egg foo young was not bad, two large paddies. Plus the gravy was not overly salty. I have tried all the ones in Epping and Raymond. As far as the ones in the area, China One in Raymond is the best. Good portions for good money. The rice portions from this place are just plain on the skinny size.

Went here on a Saturday around 5:30, plenty of seating. Staff helped disabled person in our party…read moredown the 2 steps at the front door. Waitress greeted us promptly and provided fried wonton strips, water and tea right away. Food was plentiful and tasty and delivered in reasonable time. Water and tea were replenished often. Decor is well-lit, simple and clean. Plenty of parking in their own lot is a boon! Downtown Exeter parking on Water and Front streets is not easy. Leftovers packed with care. All staff wished us good evening with a smile. Will be going back!

Have been going to this restaurant for a decade. Food and…read moreservice is excellent. Upon seating crispy wonton strips, pot of hot tea and ice water are served. Luncheon Specials include pork fried rice and chicken wings. Ordered Chicken Chow Mein all-in $12.99 before tax and tip!

My wife and I enjoyed a nice meal of Sushi here. The Sushi and rolls were fresh and tasty. The…read moreservice was friendly and quick. We cannot wait to return to try some of the Chinese meals on the menu, as well.

We entered with high expectations. My wife had the General Tso's chicken and I had the sushi…read morespecial. We also ordered egg rolls that we never got. The chicken and the side of fried rice were tasteless. The sushi was tiny and dry. The wonton soup had three wontons but had no flavor. The miso soup was the highlight of my meal. The store was clean and the service was good other than forgetting our egg rolls.

It is always a fun time when we go to Yang Ming. The owner is often walking around greeting…read morecustomers and engaging in conversation. Place is super busy any night of the week. Main parking lot is shared but we parked on the side of the building at their additional lot. Place is lively with people enjoying their food and chatting. We love their sushi and sashimi combo for two so we went back for more. We started with both miso soup and salad included. That was followed by a dragon figure with our meal. Look at the size of the sashimi pieces. It is always fresh and delicious fish. And of course we will he back!

Excellent New England style old school Chinese. As good as the Kowloon in its glory days. The menu…read moreis varied and covers all the bases. I eventually tried the sushi, something I rarely do in Chinese centered restaurants and it was very very fresh and biggish portions. It's worth a trip. The service is also classic. One grumpy, several over the top happy, some silent. Drinks are very good.