New China Mandarin Restaurant
505 W Lake St, Addison, IL, 60101
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Address :
505 W Lake St
Addison, IL, 60101 - Phone (630) 628-5102
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Specialities
- Takes Reservations : No
Delivery : Yes
Take-out : Yes
Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Bike Parking : Yes
Good for Kids : No
Good for Groups : No
Attire : Casual
Alcohol : No
Outdoor Seating : No
Wi-Fi : No
Has TV : No
Waiter Service : No
Caters : Yes
Categories
Chinese Cuisine
The popularity of Chinese food in America can be adjudicated by the appearance of China Town in many major cities in the United State of America. The popular trend of ordering or opting for Chinese take away food isn't unknown in America. Chinese take away food comes to rescue when you're too tired from work or too exhausted to cook. No one can resist the temptation of eating spicy noodles, shrimp, chicken, beef or pork cooked in the sweet and spicy sauce. The cooking method of authentic Chinese food is a lot different compared to what is served in America.
Generally, Chinese use dark meat small bones and organs to cook dishes but this changes when you are eating American-Chinese fusion food prepared using white boneless meat cooked with broccoli, carrots and onions. Back in China, the food is less spicy and oily as they favor steaming and braising method for cooking the most popular dishes. So, if you have a taste for authentic Chinese food, then try finding a real Chinese restaurant in the city. You can also try the most popular fusion Chinese food like Pecking Duck, Chicken Feet, Hot Pot, Shrimp Dumpling Soup, Mapo Tofu, Wontons, Chop Suey, Egg Rolls and not to forget Fortune Cookies.
There are not many restaurants in America serving authentic Chinese food. A little research on Restaurant Listings directory can help you locate the best Chinese restaurants in the city. Chinese cuisine is continuously evolving, and you can find a variety of dishes categorized as the food for lactose intolerant, gluten intolerant, vegan, vegetarian, and diabetic friendly. So, if you have a group of friends with different taste patterns, save the hassle and visit the nearest Chinese restaurant in your city.
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Valerie S.
Literally been eating here since I was 8 yrs old. I'm twenty one now and living on my own. Nothing like New China to help me reminisce in my childhood. It was always good. Some of my favorite things include: - shrimp egg foo yung - spicy shrimp fried rice - spicy beef and broccoli
(5)Pizza L.
Not many Chinese joints nearby, so when I want delivery I have little to 0 options. That being said, I love that they use NO MSG in their food. Some menu choices are definitely better than others...and by 'better' I mean slightly above average. Owner is very friendly and deliveries are prompt (nice delivery guy too). It's mandarin style Chinese eats.. What I do not order: (but would have, had they been good).. Steamed dumplings. Disappointing. What I do order and find to be OK 'edibles': Combo fried rice (lighter flavor, not much meat, but you do get a good amount of rice, heehee), Chicken lo mein (tasty with good veggies, but they use spaghetti noodles & shouldn't) Crab Rangoon (also tasty but skimpy on filling), Egg roll (not bad, but like more fresh veggies and less peanut taste), Szechwan spicy shrimp (decent, not spicy enough for me but that's ok...shrimp are not your fancy jumbo kind), Moo shu chicken (pretty good - average amount of chicken, lots of thinly sliced tender cabbage, fresh mushrooms, bean sprouts & scrambled egg), Won ton soup (hits the spot on a chilly night). In a nutshell - the dishes I order are pretty okay. Meat (chicken or beef) tastes fresh & tender. Veggie's are always fresh & not overcooked. Sometimes I enjoy it more than other times. Prices are on the low end , portions are sizable. Establishment looks clean. More of a take-out & delivery place as there's no tables to eat. I will continue to order from here whenever I need delivery.
(3)Mario M.
Ok so here is my situation. I have high blood pressure so I've been trying to watch what I eat. Typically ordering Mandarin take out would not be the smartest thing to do. I ordered broccoli and shrimp and I asked for no sauce so they prepared it steamed for me. Thank you so much for the accommodations, I now have another option when trying to eat something good and on the go and the food still tastes great!
(5)Naomy D.
The food is amazing!!! Its cheap and the people don't have any problems they just do there job and get on with their day!!! And its only a ten minute wait!!!!
(5)John D.
For the price this place can't be beat they have some of the best Orange chicken I've ever had there dinning room is very small an could use some updating but overall this place is a must try
(4)Natashia T.
I love this place!!! The only reason I won't give it 5 stars is because they still haven't gotten over charging for every little thing such as extra hot sauce and sweet and sour sauce, but other than that they are really good! Yu Shan Beef w/ Broccoli- that sauce is everything!
(4)Whitney O.
I always order from here, they are fast! The food is really good and it's been about 15 years that I order from here! Most try!!!!
(5)AMANDA C.
Yuck! I ordered the chicken chop suey lunch special. I've never seen a Chinese lunch special that didn't have an egg roll as a choice as part of the lunch. 80 cents extra for a gross egg roll. the chop suey all you can taste is garlic. And not that I mind garlic, but not in every single bite. The "fried rice" tasted like white rice soaked in soy sauce. And walking in to pick up my order it smelled like a Porta potty. Should have run then.
(1)Nick D.
This is the best Chinese carry out place in the area in my opinion. They have the best Kung Pao Chicken I've ever had. The orange chicken was also very good. Mongolian beef is average. I actually drive out of my way to pick up from here, worth the trip for good take out in a land of mediocrity.
(4)Adriana E.
Just moved to the area. Thought i would try it since it got decent reviews. Boy was I disappointed!!!! Never again! Food was so bland and the fried rice had no flavor yuck!
(1)Andy M.
Usually I judge a Chinese place by them giving you an option whether have white rice of fried rice. They give you option and they have large chunks of chicken for orange chicken late. The orange beef was good and plenty too and this place has good uncheck specials. Finally a good strip mall Chinese eatery.
(4)Mayra H.
Love this place! Crab rangoon is delicious 8 giant crab rangoons for only $4.50. Also , their fried rice is amazing!
(5)Joshua A.
I've been coming here for a little over a year, when a friend recommended their orange chicken! Let me tell u, IT'S TO DIE FORRRRR! Owner- Amy is a sweet heart... she knows a lot of her customers by name... I can call and she'll know it's me just because of my voice.... shes dedicated to great service and a great product! I'll continue eating here FOREVERRRR! Best Chinese food not only in addison but anywhere around!
(5)Heather L.
Yep we've been ordering from here since we moved here 14 years ago. This place stands the test of time and remained the only business open the strip. Now it's been rehabbed and they actually have a sign! The food is consistently good and they always customize the fried rice for us to accommodate my kids food allergies. We will keep ordering again and again!
(5)P I.
Ordered food around 11:37am for delivery just down the street. Food didn't arrive until 1:10. I'm sure it would have tasted great hot, or even warm.
(1)Andy M.
I give this place 5 stars! I recently moved to addison from so cal, and i had yet to find a resturant with good orange chicken and fried rice. I has driven bt this place day after day since its on my way home. I had tried stopping by once before but it was a monday afternoon and they apparently close. I stopped in today and ordered the dinner special, it comes with fried/white rice, one entree, choice of wonton/hot&sour/one more choice but i forgot of soup, an eggroll and a fortune cookie. The price is almost set at 6.99 but there are a few choices that bump the price up a little bit. I chose the orange chicken with fried rice and my brother chose broccoli and chicken with steamed rice, both with wonton soup. It took quite a bit of wait, but i dont mind, that just means it was being made fresh. As i waited for the food the place started getting packed, indicating to me a great go to spot. I got my food and went home..i opened the container to see a mountain of orange chicken and chicken fried rice. I have to say it was by far one of the best orange chicken ive ever had, it was soaked in sauce, yet still crispy. The sauce had orange zest in it which gave it a nice touch. My brothers brocolli was perfect, it was tender yet a bit crunchy. And the chicken was seasoned perfectly. There was definately a lot of food for the price..i couldnt even finish the whole thing, i left about a third of the orange chicken for later. This ks definately my new place for asian cuisine! Two thumbs up.
(5)Michal C.
For $6 you get a drink and large plate of delicious food! Can't beat that and one of the best General Tso Chicken around!
(5)Frank B.
Great food. Good prices at this hole in the wall little restaurant. Best Chinese caryout in the area.
(4)Kiarash Z.
When it comes to Chinese food, quality runs a long spectrum. On one side, you have fresh and healthy eateries, such as Friendship. On the other side, you have cheap and fast holes-in-the-wall like Good Luck Chop Suey. New China strikes a wonderful balance, using no MSG and quality ingredients, but keeping things quick and cheap. I ordered Mongolian beef and actually saw the cook mixing it up in a skillet. The lunch specials run every day from 11 a.m to 3 p.m. and include your choice of fried or steamed rice, soup or drink, and fortune cookie. My entire meal cost $5.50. The fried rice was firm and not swimming in grease. The beef was tender and tasty, and the green onions were fresh and flavorful. The restaurant itself is tiny. I recommend carrout or delivery. Delivery requires a minimum order of $8 and costs $2-$2.50, depending on where you need it delivered.
(4)Julian M.
I don't enjoy giving small business bad reviews, but when I ordered out from here I wanted Hot & Sour Soup, Hunan Beef, and eggrolls. What I got was terrible and often violent digestive issues over the next two days. The soup was standard, but when I started eating the main entree, it had a bitter taste to it.. I really think they used a cleanser on the cooking wok and didn't rinse properly. Ever accidentally taste cleanser? That's what I tasted and a few tastes at that. Threw it away, and tried the eggrolls. The wrapping was crispy, but the filling was soggy and looked like those Yu-Shan eggrolls you get at the store and plop in the micro when you're stoned or drunk and hungry (you can't be sober that's for sure). I'm a huge fan of Chinese food, but I can't be brave enough to try this place again and risk another 48 hours of misery and despair.
(1)Anabel V.
The only thing that is really great about this place is their crab ragoon. I have tried their fried rice and its not that great, the mongolian beef wasnt that great either. I dont think I would eat anything but the crab ragoon from here.
(3)Adam L.
IF you are into bland food then this is the place to be. Moderate sized portions, cheap prices, and the temperture level is hot... and thats about the only good thing. Fried rice is bland, mongolian chicken is mostly pepper dry rub, and chow mein, well, lets just say save ur $$ and try again.
(2)Aki T.
this place is surprisingly good. it's hard to find simple but good fried rice in this country. this place makes good fried rice. rice is not soaked in soy sauce, and rice is fluffy. menu is nothing special with 90% beef and chicken dishes. very few pork dishes and maybe some shrimp dishes. however, they make them right. they also have good dinner combo that comes with main entry, choice of fried or steamed rice, choice of soup, a crab rangoon or a fried egg roll. all for under $8. not much can be asked for this kind of place.
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