Food is delicious! Really good quality, taste and prices are reasonable. Service was quick, food…read morewas hot and fresh even after a 20 min drive home! Cute restaurant but more of a take out restaurant. I will definitely be back!

If you're craving umami Asian flavors THIS is your spot! Everytime I come here it hits! I always…read moreget the Singapore Mei Fun which is packed with chicken, shrimp, veggies, egg, etc. it's flavorful but I always add a pack of soy sauce to level it up. The portion is huge- I get 3 meals out of one order. The egg drop soup is just a basic egg drop soup, can't go wrong. I always utilize their online ordering system and order in advance. Food is always ready and still got when I go to pick it up. The guy working at the counter is very nice too! The interior is kinda old looking but idk, it kinda adds to the ambiance? This is my go-to spot when I want fast Asian food and I highly recommend!

Since moving to Worcester I've been looking for a go to Chinese takeout spot. Fortunately, I came…read moreacross Harvest Moon II. They have an expansive menu of traditional Chinese American fare. I went with with the beef lo mein which was quite good. I was really impressed with the portion size. I had plenty of food for dinner as well as leftovers for lunch the next day. They have some awesome combinations and most are served with an eggroll and a couple of chicken fingers. Why this place stands out compared to others are their prices. My dinner was around $10 which is hard to come by these days. Additionally, the service was exceptional. My takeout order was ready in less than 10 minutes. In terms of the restaurant itself there aren't many tables to sit at,so I think this is definitely more of a take out than dining in place. Will definitely be eating here more in the future.

We are new to this area so of course we're trying to find good restaurants with great food…read more Unfortunately, this restaurant fell short. We felt that the chicken wings were way too big. We prefer smaller crunchy wings, and the chicken and broccoli needed flavor or some salt but overall, it was OK not great.

We ordered delivery from New China Lantern a few days ago. It's a pretty standard chinese delivery…read moreplace. I ordered the customary spring roll and scallion pancake appetizers. On first glance, the scallion pancakes look a bit floppy, lacking the appealing crispness. They were a bit more greasy than usual but nothing that interfered with their ability to mop up sauce or overall enjoyment. The spring rolls were disappointing in size, especially considering they only come in pairs. They were appropriately crunchy and had the usual fillings. They didn't try to sneak in any shrimp or pork or anything, and left that to the egg rolls. My fellow vegetarians: do not fear, they have an impressive vegetarian menu. I was intrigued by both the mapo and kung pao tofu but ultimately the sesame tofu called my name louder than the others. I was expecting an entree with veggies and shit mixed in but no, I guess you only get vegetables OR tofu but not both. The sesame tofu is essentially a hunk of tofu cubes absolutely doused in a delicious and sweet sauce, topped with sesame seeds. This was very enjoyable and thankfully, not too greasy. I am obsessed with string beans so I couldn't pass by the stir fried string beans without adding an order to my cart. The saltiness of this dish contrasted nicely with the sweet sesame tofu. I knew my GF wouldn't be happy if I didn't order at least lo mein OR fried rice. I was in a noodle mood so threw in an order of their vegetable lo mein. This was pretty standard albeit more flavorful than some places that somehow manage to fuck up vegetable lo mein. This was a good order and I would get this again next time. I was satisfied with New China Lantern and it deserves a spot on your Chinese delivery rotation.

The portions here are bigger than most places ... that seems to be why a lot of people are leaving…read moresuch high reviews. In Central Massachusetts, getting more of a mediocre thing is seen as being better than getting less of a great thing. Because this food is no better than your average mall's food court Chinese food. It's average, at best. But there are heaping servings of average. Let me start out by saying that Americanized Chinese food is my favorite food on the planet. I've eaten at the finest restaurants in the world ... and if I had to choose one thing to eat forever, it would be Chinese food. So, let's just say I've had Chinese at just about every restaurant in MA. Los Angeles has notoriously terrible 'junk food' Chinese food. There's none worth wasting the calories on there. China Lantern is bland, boxed, fried and reheated stuff ... very little taste other than the sugar. The crab rangoon were the worst I've ever had. It tastes like a smudge of cream cheese, a scoop of sugar, no crab and fried between giant dough. So disappointing ... crab rangoon are my spirit animal. The General Tso's Chicken tasted like it was fried, frozen and re-fried. Crunchy ... very little chicken to bread ratio and the sauce was little more than sugary syrup. I tasted no garlic, ginger or orange peel. One-note and blah. The fried rice ... I knew when I saw the yellow color that I was in trouble. We all know the really good fried rice is brown. It tasted like the bags of Goya yellow rice you mix with water. Hardly any pork or egg and certainly not made fresh. Even after 3 packets of soy sauce, it was still bland. Instead of freshly made duck sauce, you get the generic packets. No hot mustard. Needless to say, I won't be coming back. Yong Shing is about the best Chinese I've found in the Central MA area, even though the quality has gone down hill quite a bit there, it's still 4 out of 5. Chum Lee's in Shrewsbury would also be a 4 of 5. When you get out into the North Shore ... Jade East in Tewksbury, the Billerica/Chelmsford places or The Kow Loon on Route One, you are really talking 5 star 'junk food Chinese'. If you want a mountain of average food ... this is a good spot for you. If you want the best tasting Chinese, go elsewhere. Chinese food is hard to get wrong ... so this disappoints me greatly.

I really like this place. Would I like most about it is that it is all takeout…read more Thus, ambience really isn't an issue unless you wanna talk about the place looking clean. The multiple times I've ordered over the last couple of months they have always produced my food on time, with what I considered to be a reasonable price. So I would say service is great. The food is some of the better fast Chinese in the area. I have no complaints at all. It didn't blow me away, but it was really good and their eggrolls are far better than the eggroll lady.

First visit in about 10 years. When I worked in Worcester back then, it was in my rotation and they…read moredid a respectable take on old school Chinese, even though it was unglamorous and paled in comparison to Ho Toy Luau (R.I.P.). They've sealed off most of their tables, leaving only two for dine-in, but it's mostly takeout anyway. Beef Teriyaki: Small order yielded three sticks, each with very thin, slightly charred beef. Overly strong salty soy flavor and a texture that summons the adage that there's a very fine line between moist and slimy. But at least not dry and not tough. Sweet and Sour Chicken (on a combo): Thin fingers, less-than-crisp corndog style batter, and low meat-to-batter ratio. Small cup of thin red sweet sauce (no sour) on the side. No fruit. Egg Roll (on the combo): Hot and crisp, but cabbage style with minimal pork and minimal flavor. Pork Fried Rice (on the combo): Nice color, but Rice-a Roni flavor and dry, crunchy texture. Fried rice isn't supposed to be crunchy. Probably a reheat. Well, Hong Kong Island? See you in another 10 years. Maybe.

10/10 experience with exceptional service! The restaurant is under new ownership but the quality…read moreand service are still just as good as they were before. Newly renovated interior with a ton of seating! We tried a few different things, starting off with a house special mocktail, Crab Rangoon and Wonton Strips. For the main course we had vegetable Lo Mein, Kung Pao Chicken, Orange Chicken and Stir Fry. Everything was delicious but my personal favorite were the Crab Rangoons and the Orange Chicken!

The atmosphere is lovely. I think our eyes were bigger than our stomachs. Lots of left overs…read morethat we had to box and bag on our own. The sad part however, all 3 or us were very sick in the middle of the night. We won't be back.

Food choices & quality always good as well as attention to service. It is my local go to for…read moreBriargate area!

Strip mall eatery with two doors-- one leading to a takeout counter and another to a modest dining…read moreroom with five booths, plus tables for another ten people. On a mid autumn weekday lunch I tried a lunch combo and added on an egg roll. -- Hot & Sour Soup: Somewhat gloppy yet somewhat watery and somewhat cold (all depending on which spoonful, but enough on all three), with light heat and not much sourness. Good mushroom fillers, but the cold spoonfuls ensured it was below average. -- Shrimp & Lobster Sauce: Light crumbly pork in a mild brown sauce with a runny, eggy consistency. Four very soft shrimp that were cooked but barely. Slight tanginess to the sauce. Peas in the sauce. Not bad, but again below average, even for the eggy style. -- Pork Fried Rice: Tea-colored and accented not with onions or bean sprouts or egg, but with peas and carrots. Shades of Rice-a-Roni flavor. Below average. -- Boneless Ribs: Thin, with no moistness on the surface (the glaze was dried in) or inside (a dry chew). Hints of ginger flavor and mild sweetness, but texture made it not matter. Below average. -- Egg Roll: I'm glad I added this on, as it was the best item of the meal. Narrow construction and cabbage filling (no celery) were the downsides, but it had good crispness and good moistness. And even though the pork was gray, it was very noticeable in the bite, with the meat and seasoning flavors good. A little above average. Service was minimal. A space heater in the dining room suggested lack of heat in the colder months. And the combination plate wound up being a dollar more on the check than on the menu. This is the proverbial "I wanted to like it," but overall, not a good showing.

I've been getting take out from pearl cafe since I moved to grafton in 2016. Great food, great…read morevalue, consistent!

Amazing family owned business - lovely people. Went out of their way to accommodate my needs. Can't…read morerecommend enough!

Best Chinese food in Worcester. We threw away any other menus we had from other places. Their…read morecrab rangoons are stuffed full and delicious and fresh. My husband and I both LOVE the Szechuan Beef. Eggrolls are fantastic as are the spring rolls. We try to order something different each time we call. The only time I was disappointed was when I ordered the Butterfly Shrimp. The description says jumbo shrimp wrapped with bacon and was in egg plain fried on a bed of onion w. special Peking sauce. What I got was a container with about 4 shrimp that were not wrapped in anything, the bacon was limp and seemed like it was just stewed in the sauce. The flavors were there...but it just wasn't what I expected from the description. It wasn't bad...just disappointing. I'm still giving this place 5 stars because every time we call, they're friendly and helpful and the delivery driver is awesome! We won't go anywhere else for Chinese...Just had it again last night. I can't get my husband to order anything but the szechuan beef...but last night I ordered one of the all day specials. The chicken wings were crunchy on the outside and moist inside, the Beef Teriyaki was fantastic and tender and the spring roll was so good. All that on a HUGE serving of pork fried rice which is always good on the reheat. We always order for delivery. Love this place!!!!

Good food and service and ambiance great Beef Teriyaki Chicken Fingers and Egg RollCrab Rangoonsread more