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New Asian Kitchen

4.2 (313 reviews)
InexpensiveChinese
Closed • 11:00 am - 8:30 pm
Updated over 3 months ago

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Moderate noise
Casual
Dogs allowed
Good for kids

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Ryan M.

This is my new favorite Chinese spot! I walked in today and ordered to go out of the blue. I was greeted promptly and politely! It was very clean and organized. My food came out fast and fresh probably in 10 minutes! When I got home I was surprised how much food I was given! A huge amount! Probably enough for two people! I love it. The food was delicious! And cooked perfectly! Can't wait to go back! :)

Susan G.

8/24/24: running an errand in this part of town and got hungry. Since I had a craving for crab puffs, we found New Asian Kitchen. Plenty of parking, service was polite and quick, a delicious drink place a couple doors down, and easy access to the freeway. Their bathroom was a little sketchy, though. I felt like I was walking down a short, unsafe alley in Brooklyn. New Asian Kitchen was good, but despite the odd flavor in my sesame beef dish, everything else was delicious: crab puffs (we even ordered a second dish to take home!), egg drop soup, and the mushroom chicken. The sesame beef was not horrible but there was an odd taste I could not identify at first. I only had a few bites anyway because we scarfed down the crab puffs and practically licked out the bowl of the soup. LOL! My sister's mushroom chicken was way better tasting than my beef dish, nothing odd with hers. When I tried to eat my leftover sesame beef later for dinner, I concluded the odd flavor taste was fish. I do not like seafood at all. My sister's sense of smell sucks and she was unwilling to try a bite, but I am positive the odd taste was from fish. I can only think it was there because they cooked the beef in the same pan as fish...? New Asian is not in our neighborhood so not sure we would stop in again. If it's more local to you, though, I would give it a go -- just beware the sesame beef. Unless you like fish flavors, then go for it.

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Shelbie P.

My husband and I came here for lunch and we were very satisfied! The restaurant was quiet and peaceful so we got to enjoy a nice conversation during our meal. We got service right away and our food came out very quick. Our meals were both delicious!

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Reviews are largely positive. People highlight the fresh, flavorful food, generous portions, and friendly, attentive service. Pricing is viewed as reasonable.

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Great food! We weren't sure what to expect but the food was delicious. I highly recommend!

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I thought the food here was pretty good. I thought the prices were good, plenty of food. I definitely will go back

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This place was on point with their dishes splendid service great atmosphere and excellent food

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Food is great, customer service is great, is well deserved. My daughter and I enjoy the food and peeps.

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What can I say? This place consistently delivers fresh, flavorful, authentic Chinese food that…read morekeeps me coming back for more. I stopped by for a takeout order and picked up the Spicy Boiled Wontons and Orange Chicken, and both hit the spot! The spicy boiled wontons are packed with flavor, with that delicious sauce bringing just the right amount of heat. The orange chicken is another satisfying choice, with its signature sweet and savory flavor that makes it hard to resist. Customer service was good, and the service was super fast, making this an easy stop when you're craving quality Chinese takeout without the wait. China Chili continues to prove why it's a favorite. Fresh food, bold flavors, authentic dishes, and efficient service? That's a winning combination in my book. Definitely a spot I'll keep coming back to!

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I came here with my friend for lunch to celebrate her birthday. It was my first time here, and the…read moreplace is huge! The front entrance doesn't really match the size of the restaurant, though. It looks surprisingly small compared to how big the place is inside. The restaurant is decorated with lots of red, lanterns, and even a giant fortune cookie. The food is a mix of Chinese and Korean dishes, but it's definitely more Americanized Asian food. We ordered from their Lunch Combo Special. My friend got the Chili Garlic Fried Chicken and the Seafood Jjampong without shrimp because she's allergic to it. I got the Chili Garlic Shrimp with fried rice. When our server found out it was my friend's birthday, she told us we could choose a complimentary dessert from the menu, which was so nice! My friend picked the Glazed Sweet Potato with Lemon Sorbet. The lunch combos were huge. My friend was already so full after eating the jjampong that she had to take the chicken home. I really liked my shrimp and fried rice. They were so tasty that I finished everything! We also really enjoyed the Glazed Sweet Potato with Lemon Sorbet. The refreshing lemon sorbet paired perfectly with the sweet, warm glazed sweet potato. I try, I review, and I might come back again to try something else.

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