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    New China 2

    3.0 (67 reviews)
    InexpensiveChinese, Seafood
    Closed • 11:00 am - 9:00 pm
    Updated over 3 months ago

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    Good for kids

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    80. Hong Sue Chicken- gross

    Ordered delivery based on the high rating and I'm shocked at how bad this was Hot & Sour soup- tasted sweet and way off Egg roll-boring store bought tasting roll with no pink SnS sauce. Egg Foo Young- nice gravy, missing a touch of flavor Orange chicken-basic Pork fried rice-super dry. Couldn't see any ingredients... no egg? Hong Sue Chicken- took a bite and spit it out! How can you serve this??? Arrived in a thick soy sauce pasty sauce. It's really bad. Should keep the chicken separated. No one wants the leftovers. What a waste of money

    Hard 63. General Tso's Chicken
    Davion H.

    Ordered for lunch, cause I was craving general Tsos. I was pretty disappointed in what I got. Ordered the lunch special with general Tso and chicken fried rice with a lemon tea. The tea was awesome, I love when restaurants have their own version of sweet tea. Took me back home for a second. The general Tsos wasn't good at all. The meat seemed to be very burnt and crispy, as if they fried it to long. It was actually pretty inedible as it all stuck together and it was very tough to chew. The meat itself was a weird dark gray color that i am 100 percent not sure about haha. The fried rice was average, nothing special. I'm guessing they just had a off day? But with all the Chinese restaurants in the area this won't be one I will look at again.

    L22. Mongolian Beef Dinner

    I actually downloaded this app just to write this review. We got an order of Mongolian beef, Kung pao chicken and fried rice. The Mongolian beef - the box wasn't even half full. The Kung Pao chicken - had 3 pieces of chicken. For $47 I feel like they could have Atleast filled the box. When I called to ask if this was normal that the box was half empty the girl told me not to order from there restaurant again! I promise my life I will never order from you.. and I will never suggest that anyone order from here. Horrible customer service. Horrible food. Should be ashamed of themselves for conducting business this way!

    Frank F.

    Don't order take out. It's horrible. Go to the restaurant and actually order in. The food is delish I like the pepper shrimp it is a little salty but good. The pork fried rice is so mouth watering I also like the cookies they give you and the fortune cookies. There sodas are always ice cold which is so good The hours are kind of ok I wish they stood open a little later

    Mostly vegetables. This is all the vegetables. Hardly any meat. Bland and not flavorful at all!
    Raquel S.

    Mongolian Beef was HORRIBLE! Hardly any meat. Bland and mostly vegetables. Not worth it at all. There are better places around. Try them.

    Singapore style pan fried noodles.
    Lauren H.

    I would pass up the physical location many times and never be interested in ordering. However, I had a craving and there are such poor Chinese options in North Center/RV, I gave them a shot. The egg roll is awesome. You can taste the five spice seasoning and it's a good size for an appetizer. That alone is worth a stop. I ordered pan fried noodles Singapore style with yellow curry since I love the rice noodle version. The noodles are very dry due to cooking method and it was overwhelmingly salty. These noodles are better suited for gravy dishes, and I have some unsalted chicken stock it will probably go into. The new style Mongolian beef came with a good variety of fresh and canned vegetables like broccoli, green peppers, and water chestnut. I've noticed a lot of restaurants put the same vegetables in every dish. New China's kung pao chicken had celery, zucchini, and of course peanuts. Both dishes were heavily sauced and seasoned well. Overall, this isn't the best Chinese take out I've had, but it definitely isn't the worst. If you have a good recommendation around North Center, please PM me!

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    Got a coconut banana smoothie it was pretty good also got an order of lo mein noodles

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    Fried rice tasted burnt. Eggrolls were tasteless. Jasmine said his Mongolian beef was sweet. We will not be ordering again.

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    Worst pad Thai and hot and sour soup I have ever consumed. I do not recommend this place.

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    I asked a simple question about smoothies and some Asian lady yelled at me. They will never get anymore of my business.

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