I love China Moon! It is just like any other Chinese take-out you've had, but the owners here are SO nice! Located in the Kroger shopping center on the corner of Lebanon and Mt. Juliet Road, they have lunch specials during the week and a small eating area if you prefer not to take it home.
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Jess B.
China moon is awesome. The food is fresh and the generals chicken raises the bar. After eating at china moon. The rest of the Chinese restaurant do not seem so good. Annie the owner has and infectious smile. And treats her customers like long lost friends.
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Adam R.
Typical Chinese food take-out style. Nothing here re-inventing the wheel, nothing terrible or offensive. Just decent Asian-style food if that's what you are in the mood for. I will go again.
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Johnny G.
Is it me or is there always something quirky about every Chinese restaurant in America? China Moon (CM) claims to cook "Mandarin style, Szechuan, Hunan, Cantonese, and.... New York Style". Now, I realize that NY is a pretty big place but having studied Chinese cuisine I don't recall learning of the NY style. I will admit that CM has a unique style of Chinese cuisine but I digress... Whatever you call it I will say that it China Moon does a few things well. For one, there is a huge plus in my book when the food is cooked from scratch right in front of you. I will give credit to the Chinese chef who deftly substitutes authentic ingredients for the more common American grocery store list at the local Kroger. Hmmm. Maybe that's where the "New York Style" comes in to play. I discovered CM just a few weeks back and was so happy to find made-to-order Chinese food that I've returned at least 4 times since... OK.... I'll admit that their $5,25 lunch special was such a good deal that I returned almost every day for a week. Yes... you read that right - $5.25 for an entree and two sides. And the best part? The portions are pretty huge. I will often eat about half and then chill the other half for a mid day snack cause you know what they say about eating Chinese food. The first week I was there I got stuck on the Kung Pao chicken for a few days and eventually moved on to explore the rest of the menu including the Hot & Sour soup which I really loved. Technically the soup is not that difficult to make which is why I'm stumped that the other Chinese Buffet in town can't get the basics down. The key is balance, texture, and visual appeal. CM does a good job in that dept. Now don't get me wrong, CM is def not San Francisco Chinese and not even close to Chicago Chinese CM is a truly Americanized version of Chinese. {That reminds me of a Benny Hill joke...} One thing I miss about authentic ethnic cuisine in this town (and State) is the use of animal pieces parts. CM makes no excuses for using dark meat chicken. Yay!! Now if I can only convince them to bring some chicken feet and beef tendon to the menu my life would be complete. Generally speaking the food is pretty good - The fried rice is pretty basic and, oddly, very yellow but again what lacks in authenticity is made up with freshly prepared and still tasty dishes. The egg rolls are relatively boring but douse it in enough of the cheap soy sauce you get and it certainly hits the spot. The dishes that typically are heavy in vegetable have an unusual mix of said vegetables but... well... you know the drill.... Having been spoiled by some pretty damn good Chinese food in my life China Moon is by no stretch of the imagination stellar but given the choices around here, and the prices, you really can't beat this place. Show up hungry and expect a beat up, older, hole in the wall shop with cheap plastic wear and non-fermented soy sauce in cheap packets. The kitchen staff is skilled enough with Wok cooking and the front help has always been very pleasant and quick. The highlight for me has been the hot & sour soup. I taste peanut oil in the food so if you have an allergy you may want to call before you show up. Of course, if you have a peanut allergy you should know this already. While we're on the subject of the Chinese buffet up the street, let me just say that the best time to hit that place up is right when they open for lunch and on Sunday when the place is packed. Why do I mention this here? Because good Chinese food in this town is what they call "slim pikin's". China Moon was just added to my list of regular spots for their prices, freshness, quality of food, and convenience. Oh.... and because the food is delicious. If you're dining in for lunch allow yourself an extra 5 minutes for the food to cool down before it's palatable - isn't that a always a good sign? Sure it is. New York style Chinese food in Mt Juliet is definitely a good thing - whatever that means.
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Torri T.
Food is okay but nothing special, especially since they have raised their prices. I like the fact that they deliver but the past few times I have selected that option my order was wrong. When calling to address the problem two of the times I spoke with the owner Annie, and she wasn't too thrilled about having to replace my order. The best part about this place is that they complete your order within ten minutes unless they are busy.
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Steve G.
The food is absolutely amazing and Annie was the sweetest lady ever. Service was great. I would recommend them anytime.
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Christopher B.
I ate here for the first time today. I don't know why but every Chinese restaurant, like this all look the same they all look dingy and unclean. I ordered the $5.00 lunch special, I got the cashew chicken combo with fried rice, egg roll and a order of chicken wings The cashew chicken was good lots of flavor And you get a good size serving, the wings were good. The egg roll was kinda weird the inside of the egg roll was just stingy cabbage and not much flavor. Overall not a bad place it's good if you have a craving for Chinese food. I would eat there again.
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Karina M.
Not impressed. I was excited about finding a good delivery option for those days you are craving Chinese food but don't feel like going out. We ordered the beef with broccoli, mongolian chicken, some noodles, fried rice, egg soup and a couple of eggrolls. The soup was son bland I had to add salt for the first time in my life to something chinese which is usually so high in sodium. The rice was weird, the meat was ok and the only good thing was the eggroll, but of course they messed up our order and only delivered one (how come they never mess up for your advantage...). I will continue to look for good chinese food with delivery option in the area
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Michael H.
The food is pretty good. I have had the general tos chicken and the chicken and broccoli. It is your typical Chinese take out joint. Nothing fancy just cheap and quick Chinese food.
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Amanda G.
Had orange chicken, combination fried rice, crab rangoons and some egg rolls delivered. It was hot. The fried rice was odd yet edible, everything else was good. Would not order the fried rice again, but everything else was good.
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Address :4128 N Mount Juliet Rd
Mount Juliet, TN, 37122
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Takes Reservations : No Delivery : Yes Take-out : Yes Accepts Credit Cards : Yes Good For : Lunch Parking : Private Lot Bike Parking : Yes Good for Kids : Yes Good for Groups : Yes Attire : Casual Ambience : Casual Noise Level : Quiet Alcohol : No Outdoor Seating : No Wi-Fi : No Has TV : Yes Waiter Service : No Caters : No
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.
Zeb M.
I love China Moon! It is just like any other Chinese take-out you've had, but the owners here are SO nice! Located in the Kroger shopping center on the corner of Lebanon and Mt. Juliet Road, they have lunch specials during the week and a small eating area if you prefer not to take it home.
(4)Jess B.
China moon is awesome. The food is fresh and the generals chicken raises the bar. After eating at china moon. The rest of the Chinese restaurant do not seem so good. Annie the owner has and infectious smile. And treats her customers like long lost friends.
(5)Adam R.
Typical Chinese food take-out style. Nothing here re-inventing the wheel, nothing terrible or offensive. Just decent Asian-style food if that's what you are in the mood for. I will go again.
(4)Johnny G.
Is it me or is there always something quirky about every Chinese restaurant in America? China Moon (CM) claims to cook "Mandarin style, Szechuan, Hunan, Cantonese, and.... New York Style". Now, I realize that NY is a pretty big place but having studied Chinese cuisine I don't recall learning of the NY style. I will admit that CM has a unique style of Chinese cuisine but I digress... Whatever you call it I will say that it China Moon does a few things well. For one, there is a huge plus in my book when the food is cooked from scratch right in front of you. I will give credit to the Chinese chef who deftly substitutes authentic ingredients for the more common American grocery store list at the local Kroger. Hmmm. Maybe that's where the "New York Style" comes in to play. I discovered CM just a few weeks back and was so happy to find made-to-order Chinese food that I've returned at least 4 times since... OK.... I'll admit that their $5,25 lunch special was such a good deal that I returned almost every day for a week. Yes... you read that right - $5.25 for an entree and two sides. And the best part? The portions are pretty huge. I will often eat about half and then chill the other half for a mid day snack cause you know what they say about eating Chinese food. The first week I was there I got stuck on the Kung Pao chicken for a few days and eventually moved on to explore the rest of the menu including the Hot & Sour soup which I really loved. Technically the soup is not that difficult to make which is why I'm stumped that the other Chinese Buffet in town can't get the basics down. The key is balance, texture, and visual appeal. CM does a good job in that dept. Now don't get me wrong, CM is def not San Francisco Chinese and not even close to Chicago Chinese CM is a truly Americanized version of Chinese. {That reminds me of a Benny Hill joke...} One thing I miss about authentic ethnic cuisine in this town (and State) is the use of animal pieces parts. CM makes no excuses for using dark meat chicken. Yay!! Now if I can only convince them to bring some chicken feet and beef tendon to the menu my life would be complete. Generally speaking the food is pretty good - The fried rice is pretty basic and, oddly, very yellow but again what lacks in authenticity is made up with freshly prepared and still tasty dishes. The egg rolls are relatively boring but douse it in enough of the cheap soy sauce you get and it certainly hits the spot. The dishes that typically are heavy in vegetable have an unusual mix of said vegetables but... well... you know the drill.... Having been spoiled by some pretty damn good Chinese food in my life China Moon is by no stretch of the imagination stellar but given the choices around here, and the prices, you really can't beat this place. Show up hungry and expect a beat up, older, hole in the wall shop with cheap plastic wear and non-fermented soy sauce in cheap packets. The kitchen staff is skilled enough with Wok cooking and the front help has always been very pleasant and quick. The highlight for me has been the hot & sour soup. I taste peanut oil in the food so if you have an allergy you may want to call before you show up. Of course, if you have a peanut allergy you should know this already. While we're on the subject of the Chinese buffet up the street, let me just say that the best time to hit that place up is right when they open for lunch and on Sunday when the place is packed. Why do I mention this here? Because good Chinese food in this town is what they call "slim pikin's". China Moon was just added to my list of regular spots for their prices, freshness, quality of food, and convenience. Oh.... and because the food is delicious. If you're dining in for lunch allow yourself an extra 5 minutes for the food to cool down before it's palatable - isn't that a always a good sign? Sure it is. New York style Chinese food in Mt Juliet is definitely a good thing - whatever that means.
(4)Torri T.
Food is okay but nothing special, especially since they have raised their prices. I like the fact that they deliver but the past few times I have selected that option my order was wrong. When calling to address the problem two of the times I spoke with the owner Annie, and she wasn't too thrilled about having to replace my order. The best part about this place is that they complete your order within ten minutes unless they are busy.
(2)Steve G.
The food is absolutely amazing and Annie was the sweetest lady ever. Service was great. I would recommend them anytime.
(5)Christopher B.
I ate here for the first time today. I don't know why but every Chinese restaurant, like this all look the same they all look dingy and unclean. I ordered the $5.00 lunch special, I got the cashew chicken combo with fried rice, egg roll and a order of chicken wings The cashew chicken was good lots of flavor And you get a good size serving, the wings were good. The egg roll was kinda weird the inside of the egg roll was just stingy cabbage and not much flavor. Overall not a bad place it's good if you have a craving for Chinese food. I would eat there again.
(3)Karina M.
Not impressed. I was excited about finding a good delivery option for those days you are craving Chinese food but don't feel like going out. We ordered the beef with broccoli, mongolian chicken, some noodles, fried rice, egg soup and a couple of eggrolls. The soup was son bland I had to add salt for the first time in my life to something chinese which is usually so high in sodium. The rice was weird, the meat was ok and the only good thing was the eggroll, but of course they messed up our order and only delivered one (how come they never mess up for your advantage...). I will continue to look for good chinese food with delivery option in the area
(2)Michael H.
The food is pretty good. I have had the general tos chicken and the chicken and broccoli. It is your typical Chinese take out joint. Nothing fancy just cheap and quick Chinese food.
(3)Amanda G.
Had orange chicken, combination fried rice, crab rangoons and some egg rolls delivered. It was hot. The fried rice was odd yet edible, everything else was good. Would not order the fried rice again, but everything else was good.
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