New Chinatown Restaurant

Food was delicious (a bit too salty for me), portion was generous, price was fair, service was good, & atmosphere was ok. Our waitress was very friendly and attentive. Appreciate the authentic Chinese menu. We ordered 4 dishes, except the bean curd with baby bok choy, 3 came in clay pots (fish fillet with fermented vegetables, chicken with chestnut & seafood casserole), which we really appreciate. Street parking.

I love Chinese food and this was so disappointing. First Paying $50 for food was insanely overpriced, but I gave it the chance since some of the reviews, etc. But when I tell you the flavor was so bad, I spit the sesame chicken out. It smelled so old. The Lomein was horrible as well as the fried dumplings. Everything lacked flavor and just tasted old. Egg rolls tasted like dough. Overall don’t spend your money. You will regret it. I wish I could get a refund.

A spacious and cozy restaurant with an upper level when it's busy. The menu is in both Chinese and English and they have chopsticks and forks and knives for convenience. The service is fast and the waiters are nice. The food is fresh, delicious, and authentic. The decor makes the restaurant welcoming. It might not have parking spaces nearby. I recommend the Tomato Egg Soup to start off. There is a well cleaned and thoroughly maintained restroom, and the floor seems to be swept and shined often, as it is very clean. There is free WiFi; just ask the waiters for the password.

Went in for lunch, and it was just me in there ,ordered for the calamari, which was over cooked and could hardly chew it,ordered the General Tso chicken, which was served with a small portion of steamed rice,and was surprised the chicken too was over cooked and hard.

My husband and I went for the first time and loved this place. Their food is delicious, made with fresh ingredients. The menu is huge, as well as the price range. They have both Chinese and Japanese food, which makes the place two in one. If you like asian cuisine this place is for you 😊😋