I absolutely loved this place and will be coming back. I forgot to ask them if they could adjust…read morethe sugar on my bubble tea so it was a little too sweet, but totally my fault for not asking. The noodles tasted fresh and good and came out quickly and hot. It's a self service restaurant but it was extremely clean. There was a family with young kids who left while were there and after they left there was someone who worked there who wiped everything down and even spot mopped. I was very impressed.

First time at @rincha and it was AMAZING…read more Cute, cafeteria style asian eatery right down the street from the Merrimack outlets. To start we had the pork gyoza, crispy tofu and the yum neur beef salad. All three were great with the standout being the yum neur. It was amazing and flavorful. For main dishes i got the gaprow chicken (minced chicken) and it was one of the best I've ever had. It was flavorful and also had a good amount of heat to it. I had sticky rice with it. The huz got the veggie tom yum rice noodle soup. He added boiled egg as well as some of the crispy tofu app to it. He said it was absolutely delicious. We left with boba milk tea in hand togo. While we were there, there were two, unrelated to one another, consecutive young patrons who were absolutely rude to the staff. it was really odd since the people here are the nicest in the world. We were taken aback by the behavior of these other patrons.

I am leaving this review after attending Long Table event in Haverhill. OYUMMY is the restaraunt…read morethat served my table. I was throughly disappointed with the dinner. It was a plate of typical brown Chinese sauce with broccoli and onions. I belive it was supposed to have chicken. There were two minuscule peices on the side of my plate. I was waiting for rice which never came and clearly wasn't included it the meal. We also recived,as an appetizer, coconut shrimp. These were Ok. I paid $175 for my seat and I understand much of that went to the non profit who organized the event. Other restaraunts served surf and turf, very good pasta meals with salads and bread. The Phoenician served hummus, pita, lamb chops, baked stuffed lobsters, salad and rice pilaf. My friend and I who attended along with others at our table got robbed. This is too bad becuase I know the restaraunts provided the meals for free but my experience was not good. Service was good.

I've been to this strip mall almost a hundred times, for the MA RMV and most food or hardware or…read moreliquor shopping, and finally was here when they were open to try them. The small restaurant door opens up to a huge traditional asian decor, including a good sized sushi counter and large dining areas. Their menu is easy to navigate through the various asian tastes, and having now tried Chinese, Japanese, and Thai selections, everything is very good and portions are great. Whether Chow Fun or Pad Thai or sushi, the tastes are genuine and authentic. What kept me from the 5th star was the absence of pork on the lunch specials and Pad Thai. Also, they don't have fresh oysters, only fried, and I hope they have some oyster specials when the season returns to the NE. Parking is wide open and easy to find up close.

The food is delicious. The staff is friendly. Great place. Very clean. Lots of parking.read more

New Chief Wok is the best Chinese Restaurant in Salem Nh…read more The restaurant is very clean , the food is very , very good. The owner and workers are friendly. I give this place 5 stars and recommend this restaurant if your looking for very good Chinese food

My favorite restaurant in Londonderry!!! Of course I got…read morethe crab rangoons and spicy girl roll, my must orders. Everything here always hits. Staff is always super attentive and fast.

I was unimpressed with this place. We placed an order for chicken with broccoli and seafood…read moredelight. Instead of chicken the server brought us beef with broccoli so that delayed our dinner. Seafood delight other than very salty was tasteless or at least we could get any flavor other than salt. Place seems busy and very popular at the bar area.

This place is a gem! The food is all cooked to order, and is absolutely delicious! The service is…read morealso top shelf - friendly, efficient and courteous. It has the feel of a home town bar (there is a well stocked bar), comfortable and casual. Highly recommend!

if you are looking for authentic pho - this is not it! It was ok. Small bowl portion for $20 and…read moresalty. I ate but not the best pho. The sprouts did not look fresh. It's more of a bar rather than restaurant feeling. It's dark inside so it felt dirty to me. it's 3pm. The bbq pork - was in small portion and not pork chop. It was cut into slices. Tasted ok. Waitress was friendly but pho was disappointing.

I ordered the rare steak pho, the broth was pretty flavorful and had a decent amount of meat that I…read moreenjoyed. The gyoza were just ok nothing spectacular about that. The server was attentive and helpful. It was pretty quiet inside and they also have a bar.

We made a special visit to this restaurant in Derry…read more We have been looking for quality Asian restaurants.. we are still looking. I'll start with the positives, the restaurant interior is quite attractive and the service was fine. If you are not a local, the street that the restaurant resides on is very busy and it's hard to see the restaurant so be prepared to turn quickly into the lot. There's two fundamental problems with this place. First, the prices are very high. Secondly, the food was just average. The meat quality wasn't good and the flavor was weak. We moved from Los Angeles and have lived in San Francisco for many years, this food is not even close.

Service is very friendly and kind. Food is delicious and a family favorite of ours! We especially…read morelove the siracha fried rice and the Crying Tiger.

Really pleasant surprise! I got a really great Sriracha BBQ Pork Fried Rice (really good pork and…read morethe contrast between Sriracha and Raisins was very nice!) Whole in the wall, clean, friendly service and an unexpected gem.

Small but ambitiously decorated joint off a side street from Lakeview Avenue. Small bar, eight…read morebooths, and a separate section for sushi. Egg Roll: Golden, crunchy outside, crunchy inside, and moist. Mostly cabbage, with celery and an unusual flavor from five spice but closer to allspice or nutmeg. No protein I could discern. "And for that reason," as the Shark Tank investors like to say, I'm pegging this one as merely average, but a very interesting average. I'd still get it again. "Andy" Wings: An appetizer offering a spicy alternative to the regular wings, striking me as what Kowloon's Saugus Wings could be if Kowloon still cared enough to put effort in. Scoldingly hot, fully coated, lightly breaded, bumpily crisp even under the thick hot sauce, and flanked by an assortment of hot peppers, onions, and I think minced garlic. The sauce blended oyster or black bean sauce with garlic, sugar, and heat. Impressive preparation on the wings, "Frenching" them into lollipops to expose the ends of the bones (no meat is removed; they push it up to make a plumper formation). I've seen that before with the drum parts, but here they did that even with the flats. Inner meat not quite juicy but definitely moist. Elite for sure. Sweet and Sour Chicken: Ordered requesting sauce on the side per my eating buddy. The chicken fingers were fairly standard (as are roughly 80 percent of the fingers out there), so no praise, no faults. Meat-to-batter typically on the somewhat low side. Batter flirting with puffy while still crisp. Sauce closer to ruby or brick in color than typical, while also closer to straight sweet than sweet and sour. Zero glop. Nice inclusion of onion and pepper in addition to the pineapples. Overall, average. Pork Fried Rice: Not the 1970s by any means, but probably the best PFR I've had in the past year. I've had darker in the past year but not better. Good feel that felt better--moist to the brink of greasy but not quite--than the color would suggest. Onion, egg, bean sprouts all included. Pork nuggetry impressively dense. Took me back to the fried rice glory days of my childhood. Came back a week later, tried it again, and it was even better. Great flavor, great texture, unquestionably elite. Spareribs: The wings and rice arrived first and the server said the spareribs would be out in a bit. For this reason, I'm guessing they felt guilty that the ribs weren't ready and brought them out possibly too soon. So I'll start with the biggest flaw: the surfaces were light on char and lighter on crust, feeling like they weren't really ready yet. That said, there was a lot to like, most notably the very meaty cut, the scored surface, and the gushing juices. Pinkish red glaze very lightly applied, with a brown puddle from a different flavorizer underneath. A little on the fatty side, but another few minutes under the broiler would take care of that too. Gonna say above average this time, but I can envision another try coming in at near-elite. Chicken Wings: Had to give the basic version a test drive on visit 2. Six jointed pairs (drums and flats) to the order, so 12 pieces for $12.95, barely more than a buck a wing. I'm not into breaded wings, but these were breaded, although lightly. Decent crunch, but not much going on flavorwise on the surface. Inside, fully moist to juicy and noticeable flavor from five spice and maybe even hints of curry. Well above average but not elite or near-elite. Good enough to get again. The scorecard: two visits, six items, two average, one above average, one well above average, and two elite. In Dracut, of all places? Who'd a-thunk it?

I've ordered to go a few times now and every time, I've been a little disappointed. Only good thing…read moreis that it's close by to my house. I usually get the spicy tuna and spicy salmon rolls along with other stuff. The tuna and salmon just don't seem fresh. They're not horrible but also not great compared to other places. The last time I ordered, i also got shrimp tempura rolls for my daughter. There was nothing in the roll except for the tempura shrimp which was extremely hard to chew. Even my daughter didn't want to eat it or could eat it. However, the place does offer other types of food as well, which I've not had so I can't comment on them.