We have been driving by this place for years and we never tried it until last night - some family…read morewas in town and they wanted Asian food so we called and made sure that they had room. The menu looked pretty inviting and had a good mix of meat and vegetarian dishes so we headed over. To say that I was surprised is an understatement. Their ginger beef was literally 10/10 and their chicken and rice dishes were as good as any I've had in Ottawa. My wife liked the pad Thai and with the portion sizes she had lunch for the next day. The service was top notch as well and the prices were more than fair. I wish I could give these guys 4.5 our of 5. Really good. We will be back for sure.

We visit here quite often. OpenRice keeps improving. The gluten free selection is much more…read moreextensive than what I remembered from the past. Food is fresh and flavourful. Ma Po tofu was a spicy treat. Calamari is lightly battered and is gluten free. Great service from the staff. We will be back whenever we can.

A bit expensive when it comes to Chinese takeout but quantity makes up for it. I suggest one of…read morethose combination dishes, which has the best quantity/price ratio. It also comes with an egg roll packing a surprisingly large amount of meat. The price upfront may seem steep but the food may be enough to feed you for two meals.

I don't know wtf I just ate, the beef was flavourless and definitely not beef it disintegrates in…read moreyour mouth (not in a good way). the chicken was just god awful aswell, not even the noodles were good. they leave a gross film in the mouth with no flavour, the portions are big but I would rather flavour to my food, the only thing they did right was the chicken balls. if you want a plate of bullshit definitely go here

Came here on family trip. I was born in Shanghai and grew up in NYC. These wonton are authentic…read moreShanghai wontons, though the Chinese owners did not appear to speak Shanghainese. It was the highlight of our 2 days in Ottawa lol. AC is limited in summertime so be ready to sweat a bit if you get the wonton soup.

I dunno why I don't come more often. I had the same sherpherd's purse and pork wontons in soup and…read morealso had the pork wonton in peanut sauce. So fresh and tasty. You order at the counter and they bring you the food at the table. The wontons are piping hot. Vinegar, sriracha, soy sauce and hot oil is on each table for self serve. The decor is the same minimalist one as when it opened. They seem to have opened up the back room. If this keeps the price down, it's fine with me.

Having grown up in Markham, a city where every other restaurant serves Cantonese food, I have very…read morehigh expectations of authentic Cantonese food. Ng's has become the staple option in Ottawa and by Ottawa standards, is likely one of the best the city has to offer. I've been completely turned off by Ottawa dim sum so my review is based on their dishes. The standard go-to items are pepper salt squid, sweet and sour pork, seafood chow mein, stir fried king mushrooms with pork jowl and the taro duck. Most of the dishes have wok hei, the distinct charred aroma that skilled chefs capture through the ingredients and oil meeting the intense heat of a wok flame. The flavour and quality have been consistent through the years and the menu is large and well priced though occasionally the food is a touch more greasy or lacking in wok hei. Seafood specials can be found on a big chalkboard on one of the walls, though it is only written in Chinese so you'll have to ask about it if you can't read it. PS. 10% discount for cash payments!

Really good interior with good starter soup. Really hard…read moreworking workers who seem to like their job, would recommend 8/10.

I honestly don't understand how this place is still operating…read more They also list themselves under two different names on Uber Eats -- "Papaspicy" and "Ann's Donburi" -- which is very confusing. It makes me question how transparent this business is. What made the experience worse was the order issue. I ordered rice, but I received noodles instead. When I called the owner to clarify, I was simply told they "don't even have noodles," and there was no apology at all. Instead, it felt like they were suggesting I was lying, even though I had received a fully packaged order exactly as delivered. I even tried to be reasonable and suggested it might have been an employee mistake and that I could pick up the correct order myself, but there was no response or attempt to resolve the issue. Overall, this experience was very disappointing. I would not recommend ordering from here because there seems to be no guarantee of order accuracy or basic customer service.

Hunan food is fantastic…read more Very authentic Great food profile Super service, friendly staff Nice decor for small corner restaurant Also make great tea and plays nice Chinese HK Pop music LOL

The food is amazing, the Ambiance is great lots of song i love plays there…read more Over the years i've got to know the Staff & they are amazing, super social & they offer stellar service :D

My third time and it as good as the first time. You do need to look up the menu with a QR code and…read moreorder online. My children shared the original rice noodle combination with all the sides. I got the spicy and sour rice noodle with beef and enoki mushroom. It was huge. Both soups were boiling hot which is lovely, and for cooking the raw ingredients in the first case. We ate shared an appetizer order of spicy chicken grittles. Services is fast and they check in often on whether something is needed and refill the water regularly.

This place absolutely hit on a cold day. From the moment you walk in, you're greeted by the rich…read moresmell of broth and can watch them hand-pulling the noodles fresh in the kitchen, which already tells you the noodles are going to be good. Even though we came mid-afternoon, the restaurant was still packed and we had to wait for a table, but it ended up being completely worth it. We ordered the traditional noodles and the braised beef noodle in both Joye and Two Xi styles so we could try the different noodle types. The broth tasted just as amazing as it smelled, rich, comforting, and super warming. The noodles were perfectly chewy. I basically inhaled my bowl. The only thing that wasn't super memorable was the meat, but honestly the noodles and broth were the stars anyway. It is a little on the pricier side, but the portions are huge and incredibly filling. Definitely a spot I'd come back to when I'm craving a comforting bowl of noodles.

We always passed by this place on the weekends around noon and it's always PACKED with people. So…read morewhat better way to beat the crowd than to barge in as soon as they open There are a couple of seats available inside with lots of patio space outside, but if you're the type that prefers dining in- make sure to avoid rush hours! The noods were definitely hand-pulled since across the tables, there's an open kitchen area where you can see chefs making them fresh! The thickness of the noods we got were three xi (not too thin but also not too thick!). The noodles itself were pretty good- not overly chewy but not too soft either. Has that good well balanced texture. But usually the best part of any noodles is its broth. The broth was definitely not bad by any means, in fact it was pretty good- but was it memorable? Idk.. this is a good place to try a few times but this wouldn't be my go-to nood spot in Ottawa. Also bear in kind that the portions for these bowls are fixed and it's pretty big! We were a group of 4 and 2 was WAY more than enough for us- we couldn't finish it.

Seeing as my initial review was 7 years ago, I figured it was time to write an update. I had had…read moretakeout from The New Queen multiple times, but only recently actually dined in. I'm happy to proclaim that it's still a solid 4 stars! Most of their business is takeout and delivery, but they do have a sizeable dining room. This place is certainly a family business. Our server, Calvin, is the son. His dad is in the kitchen, and his mom does a bit of everything (including serving the alcohol, because I think Calvin is underaged, or maybe he's just youthful looking and happens to not be Smart Serve certified, lol). Everyone was really nice and courteous, and Calvin was very attentive (refilling waters, checking in on us, etc.). We had egg rolls ($1.50 each), wonton soup ($4.50), Pineapple and Shrimp Fried Rice ($14.50), General Tao Chicken ($12.50) and Beef and Vegetables ($11). For 3 people, this was a lot of food. We had leftovers. The egg rolls were open ended and were crispy and full of ground pork. The wonton soup was tasty. The broth was flavourful, albeit a tad too salty for my liking. Nonetheless, I enjoyed it. I liked that there were leafy greens in the soup, and even a slice of BBQ pork. The wontons themselves were filled with ground pork; more wrapper than filling, but this is the norm at most restaurants. The Pineapple and Shrimp Fried Rice was phenomenal. It was spicy in the sense that it was full of spices, but not hot spicy. It had a strong curry flavour to it. So flavourful and also generous with the amount of large shrimp. I have to admit that the General Tao Chicken did not look too appetizing, but looks in this case were deceiving because it tasted great. Not too spicy, and no strong hoisin taste (I don't like hoisin). More sweet than tangy. There were no leftovers for this dish. The Beef and Broccoli was good and filled with vegetables: broccoli, carrots, bell peppers, bamboo, baby corn, cabbage and onions. The beef was tender and there was a decent amount of it. The flavour was mild and less complex than with the other dishes, but we wanted a dish with vegetables in an attempt to be somewhat healthy that meal. This dish would be great for the less adventurous or those who are reluctant to try anything "too exotic." Those accustomed to international flavours may find it a bit boring. Nonetheless, I still enjoyed it. They are licensed but their alcohol selection is very limited. The hubster and his dad wanted red wine and there was only one choice. Luckily for everyone, they like Merlot. I feel that The New Queen is somewhere in between authentic Chinese cuisine and very Westernized Chinese food, although on the latter end of the spectrum. Yes, the place settings are set up with only forks and knives (no chopsticks), but the restaurant is in Stittsville, so you have to cater to your clientele ;) You won't find anything too exotic. However, the food is not greasy nor bland and actually has some flavour and spices. It is much better than most Canadian-Chinese food places in Stittsville/Kanata. Lots of people coming in and out for takeout, and delivery guys from different food delivering companies. It's not a date night kind of place, more a casual eatery. It's in a little strip mall, so there's free parking in the lot in front of the restaurant. Highly recommended!

Excellent food and service will come again take out is also excellent…read moredon't miss this place