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    New East Star

    3.5 (30 reviews)
    InexpensiveChinese
    Closed 11:00 am - 10:00 pm

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    Shrimp lo mein  Plain lo mein Shrimp w broccoli in garlic sauce Sweet & sour chicken
    Maria M.

    Shamelessly order from here at LEAST once a week. Best Chinese in the area. We always do takeout and it's never disappointed. Highly recommend the shrimp with broccoli in garlic sauce. The shrimp are massive. Put it over white rice & BAM My husbands favorite is the shrimp lo mein. Kids favorite is sweet & sour chicken with pork fried rice and the shrimp egg rolls. They do not skimp on flavor or portions. Fairly priced. Can't go wrong here!

    A mix of chicken w/ broccoli, hot n spicy beef, eggplant n chicken w/ garluc sauce, and fried rice
    Justin E.

    One of the handful of places my family ordered from as a kid. Always had really good food..and for the most part was a treat when my mom would drive out to get it. This may sound funny but one of the things that was really unique about this place back in the day...was the Chinese fried noodles. You know those crunchy hard ones? They were one of the first to make em in the "other" style. Where they are more thicker and taste different...when I was 12 or so back in 95, my family was at first scared to eat them....thinking they were pork rinds lmao...it seems so funny now as an adult because I have probably ate pork rinds more time than I can count(thanks to the Atkins craze of early 2000s)...but as a kid they were a very foreign snack in my house! Anyways back to those fried noodles... I eventually was the guinnee pig and tried them once in the car as my mom drove my little brother and i home. They're not pork rinds! I remember shouting..They're just home made fried noodles! And before I could reach my little chubby fingers back in the hot bag..my mom snatched it from me... I should have lied and said they were pork rinds, because from that may moment on. Whenever we ordered food from here, we would all fight over the of fried noodles. Fast forward to me as an adult..I have ordered here countless times in the last 6 years. Mainly because I used to live closer by. Its for sure one of the better places. Their soups are really good . i suggest their vegetable with bean cake..a great soup for vegetarians or if you are trying g to lose weight. Or if you just want to try something different. Other must tries... Their eggplant with chicken and garlic sauce...So good! a little on the sweet side..so I like to pair with a savory dish. Hot n spicy beef is a great choice... You can tell they use quality beef too...and it does have a kick.. Most other places hot n spicy beef don't.

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    7 months ago

    As always, the food is fresh and delicious... Egg Rolls are authentic house made old school!

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    Delicious food for takeout. The price is reasonable and the food is plentiful. The service is friendly and speedy.

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    I got the sweet and sour chicken and the shrimp lo mein. Both were really good. The meals are big and could be split between two people.

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    7 years ago

    The food is hit and miss here. HOWEVER they have very FAST DELIVERY on the weekends! Which is a positive!

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    5 years ago

    Food was good at first but I found 3 long hairs total in my one bowl so had to throw it out, so gross.

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    7 years ago

    They have great Food love their great sesame chicken I love it love the rice as well I love it !!!

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    9 years ago

    My favorite Chinese place... I don't go anywhere else!!!! Very reasonably priced and perfect portions

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