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Braised Lions Head
Justin W.

QQ Asian recently came out with a Chinese menu that covers a variety of Chinese cuisines from Szechuan as to Northern. Braised pork, Braised Lions Head, Fried Pork chops, and Northern Chinese Potato Noodles were authentic! The Lions Head meatball portion size was probably more generous than any other I've ordered. The crust on the pork chop breading was perfect -- pork not too salty with just enough of the sweet-glaze sauce. The food took a little longer ~20 minutes to come out even though only 5-6 tables were seated. For the options nearby though, it's definitely still worth checking out the new dishes.

Chinese menu part 2
Henry W.

Wandered into this place and discovered that they have a secret Chinese menu with authentic dishes! Actually it's not really secret, they recently hired a new chef that does Szechuan and Northeastern Chinese cuisine, and haven't had a chance to officially update their menu. Szechuan is pretty prevalent in NJ these days, but NE Chinese cuisine is still a rarity, so we ordered from their NE Chinese menu. The food was pretty good. I would definitely go back and try their Szechuan dishes as well.

Sesame chicken
Jennifer C.

Decided to try the new place in town out. Rather annoyed that we gave the place a chance, get home, open the bag and have like no sauces and they didn't give us any rice with our dishes. It's so frustrating that then you have to then leave your hot meal to go back to the restaurant to get rice because you can't just fill up on a chicken meal with no rice. Not only that but if you're going to charge $15 for a meal around 35 total for two dinner dishes and spring rolls then you need to get the order right. Such a shame because now I know my husband won't ever want to again from here. Food wise, sesame chicken was average, sweet snd sour chicken wasn't overly fried and sauce was more water downed.

General Tso' chicken, this was really delicious
Lokai K.

This was my first time eating here. I had the lunch special General Tso' chicken. The portion was very good for a lunch special. Plus The ere was a soup on the side. I was really happy about that I really like that a lot most places give you less for the same price. The General Tso' chicken was really good nicely flavored and the chicken was tender. They didn't over cook it like other places do. I would definitely order this again. The only thing that was off was the soup. I got the wonton soup and it tasted like they just cleaned the on and left some of the residue of the soup in the pan them made the soup. Wonton soup, the broth was really bland and the wontons meat was not seasoned at all. It tasted like medicine. I wasn't a fan of that at all. I would not order the soup again.

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Expensive for the portion size! And the chicken teriyaki was fairly tasteless. There are better Asian restaurants in Livingston.

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It's a good experience to come here for the first time. The waiter has a good attitude and good food. I had a good time today.

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