Great flavors, will definitely be back to try more! ​We…read moretried New China recently and had a solid meal. The standout was definitely the sweet and sour chicken--very tasty--paired with the egg fried rice, which was absolutely amazing! We also started with the egg drop soup, which was a nice comfort classic. ​The only downside was the beef chow fun. It was a bit too salty for our taste, and the noodles were unexpectedly chopped up into small pieces instead of left long, which was a little strange. ​That being said, the highlights were good enough that we'll definitely be coming back to give their other noodle dishes a try.

Have been here in the past and the food was what you would expect from your typical Chinese…read morerestaurant. Today was the worst food at a Chinese restaurant that I have ever experienced. The general tsos chicken seemed under cooked and the sauce was bland to the point there was no taste. We also had sweet n sour chicken, although the chicken was cooked...the red sauce was watery and tasteless.

For you're looking for a big super fancy Chinese restaurant, this isn't it. It's cheap, it's…read moresimple, it's tasty, and in my opinion it's best Chinese takeout in the area. The inside doesn't look like much, just a couple of booths and a lot of plain walls. If you eat in, don't be surprised that you're eating on styrofoam plates and with throw away silverwear and chopsticks. Our favorite thing to do (for our family of four) is to order a couple of dishes and to share it. Some of our favorites are the Singapore rice noodles, chicken with broccoli, chicken with snow peas, General Tso's chicken, sweet & sour chicken, and dumplings. Highly suggest this place for takeout!

Here's a revised version with a more casual tone:…read more "Order? What Order?" So, Ordered online, got the confirmation--thought I was set. Showed up to pick it up, but... apparently, my order never existed. They couldn't find it anywhere. I ended up waiting around for another 30 minutes while they tried to figure out what happened. And what did I get for my trouble? Nothing. No apology, no "Hey, here's a little something for the wait," just awkward silence. The food might be decent (I wouldn't know yet), but after that experience, it'll be a while before I'm back. Two stars for the confusion and the extra time I'll never get back.

On a Saturday afternoon I used their online site to order three dishes for pickup: Beef chow fun,…read morechicken and shrimp with mixed vegetables, and barbecue duck. I also wanted to try their wonton egg drop soup and one of the shrimp spring rolls. I'm totally impressed. I've tried beef chow fun from places all over the East Coast including New York City, and this is among the top three best beef chow fun I've ever tried. Likewise, the egg drop wonton soup was way more flavorful than many others I've had. The online ordering system was extremely easy to use. For sure I will be ordering from here and eating their food again. Highly recommended.

The worst Chinese food I've had in years. The moo shu was bland with very little sauce. The egg…read morerolls were super greasy and no sauce was sent. The last time I ordered it was better but | won't be ordering from them again.

Quick and friendly service. Excellent Gen.Tso's chicken and fried rice or noodles. Also, Gen…read more Tso's can be ordered 'not spicy' for delicate taste buds--tasty without the heat!

Great food. Plenty of parking. Sushi options too. Their…read morecrab Rangoon, orange chicken and Pekin Duck are all great!

We had a fantastic meal here tonight! The place is welcoming from the moment you walk in; staff are…read moreattentive, the dining room is clean. It is a very beautiful atmosphere and well decorated. Our server greeted us right away with hot tea and explained a few items on the menu since it was our first time here. The menu was impressive. Plenty of options but not overwhelming either. We ended up splitting a "real California roll" (10/10), wonton soup (9/10), kung pao chicken (9/10), and lo mein (10/10). Service 100/10. Didn't catch her name but she was awesome and never let our drinks run dry. This was a huge upgrade compared to dining at the steakhouse the last time we came to Charlestown. I will give them another try one day but if you're between the two I would recommend going to 9 Dragons. This was the best meal we've had in a long time!

My family dined here on a Saturday night. I've normally had great experiences but last night it…read moretook over an hour for food and when it arrived it was delivered meal by meal. Like you don't have more than two woks in the kitchen. The kitchen was ruining service not the servers!!!! Poor servers just frantically apologizing for slow food. Watched a table walk out. You can definitely do better !!! Our server was fantastic with what she was dealing with. My food was just ehh for that wait. Get your kitchen in order or invest in more woks!!

Delicious! General Tsos chicken had a nice crisp to it and wasn't dry…read more We found a new Chinese restaurant

Everything. Overpriced and overcooked. Almost an hour to prepare two entrees and an appetizer is…read morerediculous. Especially since no one else was there.

We love China Star, quick to go orders. They have a few tables but not many. Mostly take out. The…read morepeople are great. We always ask for extra spicy on our orders. Their hot and sour soup is delicious.

Typical strip center Chinese food take out place. Many choices, quick service, reasonable prices…read more No surprises, it's what you would expect. When you get that hankering, it satisfies. Closed Tuesdays. Recommended.

Food was very good. My husband got the special fried rice and I got the shrimp with mixed…read morevegetables.

The seafood boil was great! I also ordered the beef egg roll and that was good too. Also this place…read moreis so clean. Highly recommended.

If you're looking for outstanding Asian food, this place is absolutely worth seeking out. The…read morelocation is a little tucked away, but the food more than makes up for it. The portions are incredibly generous, and every dish we tried was delicious. The drunken noodles were packed with flavor, the fried rice was perfectly cooked, the Tso's chicken was excellent, and the steamed fish was fresh and beautifully prepared. The highlight of the meal was the spectacular tableside Flambé dessert--it was both delicious and a fun experience. The service was exceptional. Our waitress was incredibly sweet, attentive, and made sure we were well taken care of throughout the meal. The owners were also warm and welcoming, adding to the wonderful dining experience. And don't skip the beer--it was fantastic! Great food, generous portions, outstanding hospitality, and excellent value. We'll definitely be back.

I saw this place named on some guy's list of best restaurants in NOVA. We only ordered 4 dishes so…read moreI can't speak for the rest of the menu. But what we did get was pretty darn good (if a bit pricey)! The style is much more authentic, so if you're looking for something like Hunan Cafe (Greenbriar), or that NOVA institution China King, this is different. Is it better? For the most part, yes. (But I still crave that Americanized sweet, spicy, glazey brown sauce that comes in slight variations in so many dishes). I had the hot and sour soup, Szechuan spicy fried eggplant sticks, Taiwanese rice noodles with fried tofu, and the Chengdu twice cooked pork. Everything was excellent, except....the hot and sour soup. Honestly, Hunan Cafe and China King beat the pants off this place's hot and sour soup. Here, it was a bit too sweet. It had some red chilies in it, but I could not detect much white pepper. And it's a vegetarian version, so no small bits of chicken or pork. I'd skip this the next time I order from here. But the other dishes... amazing! The noodles were light-tasting but still delicious. The eggplant was garnished with cilantro, garlic, salt, and red chili sauce. The twice cooked pork was sauteed with sliced leeks and the same red chili sauce. I think that's the fresh, zingy, spice flavor profile I like that can't be found at Americanized Chinese restaurants. Sure, China King has its place and I'll still go back there when I'm close (RIP China King Fair Lakes and Herndon). And admittedly, I go to that awful Panda chain occasionally because I never learn. The unfortunate thing is, I'll more likely go to these places than Cheng's because of the price. The pork dish was $21 and the noodle dish was $19. My total bill came to $60 before tax and tip. If I need to stuff my face with a Chinese umami bomb fast, I'm probably going to the other places for $15-30. I do want to try the rest of the menu at Cheng's, but it's going to be a drawn-out process for the sake of my wallet. I'd be remiss if I didn't include a comment from my dining partner. She compared the quality and taste of the food at Cheng's to Peter Chang's (either Peter Chang's-Herndon, or Mama Chang Fairfax). A high compliment. But she said the value is better at those places' AYCE options than what we got at Cheng's, and I agree. If you've been to none of these places, you have to try them all at least once.

Sushi was very good & we tried several kinds. Crab ragoon was excellent as was the sexy jalapeños…read more Meals in general were very good. One exception the squid it was cremated and fried far too long. Service was great friendly and attentive. I'll likely try it again

Update: I forgot to mention in my previous review that I've dined here many times several years…read moreago. The food and the service back then were both quite good. Not anymore, though. Not sure what happened. The ambiance is still good. I find it peaceful.