I recently tried this place and it was just OK. The egg rolls are very small, the dumplings were very thick and had very little meat inside. I had the sesame chicken combo, the chicken was ok, the fried rice was yellow, I personally prefer darker fried rice. I was pleased to see that they delivered, but was unaware of a delivery fee, I believe it was $1.50. It was a rainy night so I gave the driver a $5.00 tip, add in their $1.50 fee and that's a $6.50 tip....a bit excessive for a mile drive read more

Order delivered quickly & on time and items were exactly as we expected. This was repeat business and we will order again read more

Got takeout today. big mistake!!! First thing I noticed when I arrived at home was that they forgot my soup in the stapled shut paper bag. The shrimp and broccoli lunch special was mediocre, but it was light years better than the boneless spareribs. I'm old and I've eaten a lot of Americanized Chinese food, and I enjoy it when it's done right. I guarantee those pieces of pork were cooked without sauce and then dipped in a huge container of ah-so glowing red sugary goop - horrible!!! Worst rip off ever - I'd give them 0 stars read more

General Tso Chicken was delicious! Delivered perfectly! Food overall is excellent! And for this area hard to find. read more

Horribe delivery service....the guy that takes your order is not too bright and forget things....they forgot to deliver my egg roll then made up a story where I ordered something that didn't include an egg roll....I had given the delivery guy a $15 tip and they still refuse to drive 5 minutes to deliver the food they forgot.....NEVER AGAIN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! read more

We love all the other food at this restaurant, but the wonton soup is so watered down & tasteless, that we stopped ordering from them. We recommended them to several friends before trying the soup and they all came back remarking how awful the soup was, so they won't give it another try. Not sure what the iwners are thinking, but they are absolutely destroying their business by cheaping out on the soup. Plus they are closed on Sunday, when we mostly order Chinese take out read more

new china? more like old china! they didnt even give fortune cookies. what the heck! food was good though. read more

Food is terrible!!! very bland and not worth the price. the bad reviews about this place are true. don't buy from them. we threw alway the food after two bites. TOTALLY DISAPPOINTING!! read more

Food was cheap and price was good. Give this place a few chances... quality isn't the best. My last meal was the worst... no flavor especially with the fried rice! Won't be back. read more

Lunch specials general's chicken and beef chow mein, meat didn't seem to be cooked enough

3.5 stars. Wonderful white rice, veggie Fried rice was okay, chicken & broccoli was borderline good ( broccoli was great and chicken was average for Chinese spots but could be better), sesame chicken had good sauce but Chicken was non existent & no white meat tenderness, very generous with sauces, and probably the best restaurant that area has to offer for Chinese food. read more

Food is always delicious and consistent. Prices are very fair. Service is quick and staff is very friendly. What else can you ask for?

This is the Chinese food I got in 1970 in the backwaters of Maryland, when no one really knew anything more than "chop suey." Good grief! It's 2020 and it's New Jersey! We pride ourselves on our willingness to try new cuisines, and hunt for the best and most authentic. So let's get to the food. One word: bland. Okay, 5 words: bland, bland, bland, bland, bland. Won ton soup had plenty of won ton dumplings, but each held only a scant half teaspoon of (not very seasoned) meat. The broth was colorless and tasteless. No scallions, no slices of pork. Vegetable fried rice had almost entirely frozen vegetables, no egg, no flavor. I've had better out of a box. Chicken with broccoli was just okay. The shrimp in Hot & Spicy shrimp were well cooked, there were plenty of vegetables and an okay sauce, but not "hot and spicy" by any stretch. read more

first time we ordered from here and it will be the last... food had no taste, very bland. we had shrimp and broccoli, cashew beef, dumplings ( dry and and barely any filling), house fried rice/. no taste, wonton soup, also bland. price might be right, but still not worth it . and NO fortune cookies! read more

My family and I have been ordering Chinese food from here for as long as I can remember! We typically get the same dishes but everything we've tried is great. They're closed on Sundays now which we learned the hard way because we ended up ordering from another Chinese place instead and it did not compare at all. Run by a nice family, the place has good food and they prepare it quickly :) read more

Been ordering from this place for many years because they deliver. Tonight's spare ribs order was all burnt. When we complained we were given a hard time and were told in order to get a credit we had to return the ribs. We ate an unenjoyable dinner of burnt ribs. They really pissed me off. There were no apologies and there was no credit. Such bad customer service. They lost a customer for life. We will not be going back to this dump again. read more

We got New China House for lunch today at my job. I got General Tsos Chicken. First of all, what's up with the sauce? It's really red and sticky like sweet and sour sauce made with molasses, semen, Welch's jelly, and water. And second of all, I use the term "chicken" very loosely. I don't know what kinda animal they fed me today, but that was not chicken. See included photos and judge for yourself. It's 2018.... time to step up your game and use grass fed chicken, rather than that free range chicken from the scrap yard that snacked on metal and rubber tires. read more

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Really shocked that this place isn't rated higher. I just tried it for my first time and the food is excellent. I ordered boneless spare ribs and they're honestly the best I ever had. Hardly any fat on them. They're also the only chinese in the area that sells chicken on the stick. Hands down the best Chinese in the Jamesburg/monroe area. Don't believe these 1 star reviews. They're probably made up from their competition. read more

This is the Chinese restaurant in the plaza with the small food store, liquor store, and closer to the turnpike. (There's another Chinese restaurant in the adjoining plaza.) They make the hot and sour soup to order so you can get it without mushrooms. (weeeeee) They really are open late, as compared to Golden Garden which has mistakes on the website. Food is averagey. read more

Next shopping center down from China Taste (in the Wawa center) Nice family run place for take out or delivery - low prices, decent food, better taste then China taste and they will custom make stuff like singapore chow fun rather then chow mai fun or will make special fried rice combos or extra spicy ma po tofu. I always like a place where the kids and the whole family work together - it's so American dream and the kids will be tomorrows doctors and engineers. Look it's decent run of the mill Chinese - the French say a dish is correct not if it's good. This is correct American style chinese food. read more

China House and Ming Feng are both in Monroe Township, in shopping plazas right next to each other. They are both right by my parents' house, so I always end up going to both at least once when visiting home. I think China House is better overall. Since the two are so close to each other and offer an almost-identical menu, I thought I'd compare and contrast them in this one review. There are three things you need to know about how I judge a Chinese-American style Chinese restaurant. One, I have a very different set of standards and tastes when it comes to Chinese-American versus authentic Chinese food (and it breaks down further into regional type of cuisine from there). Second, when at a Chinese-American style Chinese restaurant, I always get the same two things first as my litmus test: fried pork dumplings and beef with broccoli. The third thing you need to know is that I will be comparing it to the Chinese-American takeout of my childhood, First Wok in New City, NY. But not First Wok as it is today. I will be comparing it to the flavor of First Wok food back in the day. Like China House, First Wok is a family-run business. They have been around for decades, and I guess as people have retired/died, the chef-ing reins have been passed down, which probably accounts for the taste of the place slowly changing over the years. First Wok is still my favorite and I will drive the 90 minutes to get my take-out on, but its heyday is the no-longer-attainable ideal to which all Chinese take-out will be unfairly compared. Oh, I guess you need to know one more thing. Chinese take-out in L.A. tastes totally different to me, so I am constantly on the search for real New York-style Chinese-American food, which to me are typified by thick dumpling skins and smooth-textured pieces of meat, be it pork, beef, chicken, etc., and oily, not-sweet sauce (LA puts far too much sugar in nearly everything as far as I'm concerned). So far, my search for thick-skinned dumplings has not been as fruitful as my search for real New York-style pizza or bagels. ...No, I have not met a carb I did not like, why do you ask? ;) No pan-fried dumpling in L.A. or its environs compares to the thick-skinned dumpling of my youth, although a few have come close (and all but one, J & J on Valley Blvd in Alhambra, have subsequently closed as of this posting). And so the search continues, but meanwhile when on the east coast I enjoy a glut of thick dumplings to taste and scrutinize, jeweler's loupe poised at the ready. ---- With the backstory in place, on with my review: China House's beef with broccoli's flavor and the smooth texture of the meat is closer to First Wok than even First Wok is anymore. Their fried dumplings' insides are juicy and delicious, but blander than First Wok or Ming Feng, but their NY-style skins, which are my raison d'etre, are thicker and closer to the First Wok of my childhood than First Wok currently does them. Ming Feng's beef with broccoli is too sweet, and the texture of the meat is not as smooth as China House or First Wok. The fried dumplings' insides are more flavorful and delicious than China House and closer to First Wok, but their skins are too thin and not chewy enough (but still knock the socks off any West Coast dumpling skin). China House is predominantly take-out. Although there are a couple small tables, be forewarned that children, who are mostly well-behaved, nevertheless often take up those tables themselves and can sometimes be loud or underfoot. Ming Feng is the better choice if you want to sit down and have your meal, but for me the food at China House wins out. China House's proprietor is nice enough, though he may come across as gruff in his efficiency. I suspect he's one of those prickly-on-the-outside, soft-on-the-inside kind of men. When we were both coming into the store at the same time, he ran to open and hold the door for me. Ming Feng's proprietor speaks slightly better (or maybe just more) English and is way friendlier to my parents, who speak fluent Chinese, than to me, an ABC with a less-than-ideal grasp of the language. Finally, China House is way cheaper than Ming Feng, which, as Ming Feng is a full-service sit-down restaurant in addition to doing take-out, is unsurprising. read more

Despite the weather delivery was quick. First time trying this place and last. Very greasy and glurpy. Ordered wonton egg drop and it was so gelled it was inedible. Son had general tso chicken said it was okay. The lo mein was over soy sauced and garlicky. The egg rolls were chewy and greasy not crispy at all. Next time just won't order from them again. The other restaurant next mall down doesn't deliver anymore they're not great either but would've been a better choice. read more

This is not what I expected even after reading the reviews! I ordered the chicken and broccoli lunch special mostly because it's common, simple, and you can't go wrong with a Chinese food basic like chicken n broc, right? WRONG! The chicken is soft and mushy, like it was boiled. The egg roll, the poor egg roll! I can't understand why it went so wrong. The only thing I ate was the broccoli! Thank goodness I love veggies! Otherwise, I may have went home with a completely empty stomach. Anyways, if I ever go back, it'll be out of desperation because it's cheap and close. Signed, Still hungry read more

I tried this place after receiving a coupon through Val-Pak. I ordered a pair of Egg Rolls (which enable me to get the rating up to 1 star), I had Egg Drop Won Ton Soup which was absolutely awful, I ordered Shrimp & Lobster Sauce, which was worse than the soup ... I saw zero pieces of lobster (usually brown ground pieces) in the sauce and the sauce was perhaps thinner than the tea I was drinking with it ... I ate the shrimp and dumped the rest, I also ordered General Tso's Chicken, but will not eat that until tomorrow. The coupon was for a free order of Roast Pork Fried Rice ... which I'll give a scant OK to. Needless to say, I will not go back ... and wonder how this place could be in business. $33 wasted. read more

Deserves no stars. Rice isn't great. Food lacks flavor. Then I was overcharged by $5 on my order and had an attitude because i didn't tip (we went to pick it up). Added food to our order that we didn't ask for. Didn't realize till we got home. read more

Worst Chinese food I have ever had. Nothing has any flavor. The pork fried rice was even Terrible. Egg roll was gross. Ordered a pretty common dish garlic chicken & broccoli. Took 2 bites and it's going in the garbage. If I could click zero stars, I would. read more

First time trying foods here, tasted GREAT. One of my top five favorite Chinese place. Tried out the House Special Mei Fun, love it. Definitely will come back. read more

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Decent middle of the road Chinese takeout only. Only issue is I found a sharp piece of chicken cartilage in the sesame chicken. Will try other options in area next time read more

Went back again, loved the foods but tried out some different meals which tasted excellent. I suggested you guys trying out the Chicken/Shrimp with Black Bean Sauce. Also the Mei Fun (thin noodles), especially Singapore Mei Fun. read more

I ordered Delivery from this place. Good job taking the order and even a better job in botching it up. It took them almost an hour and a half to deliver. We called three times and were told the driver went to the wrong address. Upon the drivers arrival we asked him if he got lost and he said that he knows our place well and has delivered from their Japanese restaurant several times to us. The order we placed and the one we received were two different ones. When we called the lady by the name of Cici to complain she started to argue with us. She was extremely rude and I asked to speak with the owner and he wasn't available, she took my number to have him call me back and I haven't heard from him. We had a terrible experience and will never order from them again. read more

Been going here to pick up Chinese Take out for years! Tops for Kung Po Anything! Just make sure if you don't like it too spicy to tell them. Always so polite and friendly. Fast tiny and clean place! And I usually eat in China town NYC read more

Im a very funny when come to ordering Chinese food .i love this chinese place the owner there is very plansnt ,always smiling friendly the food is awsome very good especial the Fried Chicken. Evert time my brother come down we go to Chinese resturant ,my sister move to alantic George she bought 5 bags wing to take with her and strimp Fried rice. read more

I'm not a mean spirited person. Or very picky when it comes to food. I'm pretty easy. But I just had some pretty bad food from China House. Just to cut to the chase, what I didn't like was this: --The chicken in the Chicken Fried Rice was a really rubbery extruded long rectangle that a fingernail wouldn't dent in the slightest. I've never seen anything like it. I tried eating it (to be fair) and it was no good. It was just plain weird. --The Teriyaki Chicken Sticks were better quality chicken but salty to a high degree. I actually finished them because I don't like wasting food/money. --The Chicken and Broccoli had that same rubbery-ish quality (about 50% of it) that the chicken in the fried rice had. So, that's it. If you are ok with rubbery chicken, don't mind me none! Could it have been a bad day? The chef was sick and a newbie filled in? I don't know but I'm not going to stick around to find out. In fairness, all Chinese restaurants have their good and bad days. But the general trend here is the 1-star, I can see. I'm sorry China House, not trying to be mean, but you need to step up your chicken game. read more

First time getting take out here and the last time. The chicken in the chicken & broccoli was gross and slimy. The sauce wasn't very good. The dipping sauce for the dumplings was something I've never seen before and not good. read more

Depending on what you order, the food ranges from good to bad. It will be trial & error to find what they do well. China House is take out only and they are stingy with condiments. They prepare a weak, watery fresh mustard and only provide duck sauce and other condiments packaged. read more

What happened here! Just got delivered the poorest excuse for Chinese delivery ever! Barely palatable! House special Chow Fun a gelatinous mess, over cooked noodles and no not noodle items even recognizable. Bar b que ribs requested well done, not done well at all, Not the usual red ribs. Fried wontons raw and limp! Egg rolls ... Meh! Never again! read more

I ordered shrimp and broc from the lunch special and it was gross! there was no flavor. plus only 3 pieces of shrimp. and it also took over an hour for delivery when im btwen 5-10 min away. I also ordered another order with mine, and it wasn't delivered. so not worth it, find another Chinese spot! read more

I found their food to be very bland. People seem to be angry working there. I can overlook the poor customer relations, but cannot forgive the lack of taste. With so many Chinese take-out places, I won't be returning to this one. read more

I have ordered from them for over a year, mainly b/c they deliver. Food is not great, but was tolerable, until tonight, when I ordered a main dish and a large (quart) separate order of pork fried rice. Emphasized to girl taking order that I wanted it LIGHT OIL. I know it's fried rice, maybe an oxymoron to ask for light, but 1 tsp vs 4 tbsps?? Repeated it twice. Her English was very spotty, but at least she's bilingual (I think), I give her credit for that. When order arrived, main dish was ok, rice was soaking in oil so I called to say I would bring it back tonight or tomorrow am. Didn't ask for a new delivery (and BTW I do tip generously for delivery, in cash). I was told no, can't return, no correction offered for THEIR mistake. Asked to speak to manager; got a woman who AGAIN said NO, you can't return it, we don't add ANY oil. Yeah, right...Ironically, as I went to spoon it into a small garbage container on my counter I discovered that the pork pieces were basically all on top. Not many after that. So for what it's worth, I would not recommend them....food not good, customer service LOUSY!!!! There is another place on Cranbury Road that delivers to Rossmoor, I will use them from now on and their food is MUCH better anyway, truly But they don't have moo shu, which is why I went with China House. Customer service means a lot, and China House evidently has NONE. They've lost me as a customer and I will tell friends also! read more