Main Moon

Highly recommend. Great food and the owner was so nice to remedy a mistake that I made on my order.

I am forced to come to terms with the fact that the pic on this new review is almost identical to the pic from my review one (1) year ago.After much deliberation, I chose to order the very same mediocre dish I got last time. What can I say: Never learn from your mistakes. I really feel like this restaurant would be a lot more enjoyable if I was better at ordering. I saw someone get a dry pot that looked really good! Also some sort of beef noodle soup?? Look, it's on me and I know it.But I maintain that it's not entirely my fault because the group I go with orders individual dishes which is just NOT the way to eat at a Chinese restaurant.

tl;dr. Order via phone. Watch the spice level. Do recommend. Ordered pick up. (Be sure to call in vs online order....it's cheaper). Was ready in under 10 minutes. Got it home and it was hot and well packaged. Portion size was large. I have the diced chicken with pickle. They subbed white for dark meat for me. Very flavorful but FYI is there is a "fire" image next to it on the menu....believe them. I like spice, have been to the Sichuan region and they aren't kidding. LolEgg role was fine. Pretty typical of every one everywhere else. Wonton soup portion was large and hearty with extra shredded vegs. It was bland however. Ill try it again sometime to compare. The soup people had looked delicious, for next time...

This is a Chinese restaurant specializing in Sichuan Cuisine in the Worthington area. It did not disappoint! BIG portion, GREAT value, and YUMMY food!The menu has two sides. One side offers more authentic Chinese dishes, and the other side features more American Chinese dishes.My favorites were scallion pancake and boiled fish filet! Wish the pancake came with some sauces, but I dipped it in the wonton chili oil sauce, yum! Boiled fish filet is a very classic Sichuan dish, and it's not as spicy as it looks. If you are not a fan of fish, you can get the beef instead.

I am shocked this place is not more highly rated. It has authentic Sichuan's food, and specifically, their "special roasted fish" which is super hard to find in the states (but something we would always get as expats in China). The fish comes whole (yes, head on) and so you need to figure out how to eat it, but it is roasted and all the meat comes off so easily. It is spicy and the kind of thing that you'll get cravings for if you like spicy Chinese food. We ordered the pickled pepper roasted fish, and some spicy cucumber. This was a good amount of food for two people; I recommend going with a larger group and getting the roasted fish alongside multiple items on the menu. Manager was also very nice and welcoming. Will be back!

Look at all that RED! I used to frequent Main Moon in Linworth/Worthington for many years. It had its issues now and then, I stopped going at some point then it changed hands twice during the pandemic. So today I decided to try it again. The menu is typical of Cbus Chinese restaurants right now, a blend of Americanized takeout selections along with an authentic Sichuanese inspired menu as the main feature. The menu is extensive considering the times we live in currently. The staff/owner was cordial, efficient and polite. Today, since this food reheats well, I chose takeaway for two luncheon dishes, each including free hot sour soup, one dinner dish and one appetizer listed on the menu as a noodle "snack."Dish names and comments in the captions. Overall I'd give the experience /5 and I'll try them again. A couple of misses. Not enough lunchtime only menu selections -a very good value- for those thrifty among us. And the dishes are priced oddly to begin with, with many being the same price despite major ingredient differences. My only real gripe is that their huge stack of seemingly new takeaway menus don't align with their online ordering pricing, with the latter having upcharges on most everything - on top of an already added online "convenience" fee. Seems online ordering for pickup is the most convenient for both the restaurant and the customer so I don't get it ‍Enjoy! 请享用!Qǐng xiǎngyòng

I've been meaning to try this place for a long time, but it's just too far out of my way. Sweetie went to the Hungarian Butcher next door today, and met her friend for lunch here afterwards, and brought me home some shrimp fried rice. I didn't have high expectations. I figured she ate most of it, and it wasn't something I'd generally order on my own anyway. (I'm not a big shrimp fan.) Must've been a big portion, because there was plenty left. Decent amount of plump, tender shrimp. Lots of rice, lots of bits of scrambled egg. Some green onion, carrots, peas. Not exactly fried, even in the "fried rice" way. Still mainly whitish rice. Basically lightly cooked in butter. The flavors were subtle, and blended well. I really liked it. I will definitely be back to try other things.

Worst Chinese we have ever had. Ordered Mongolian beef and chicken and vegetables. Chicken looked pale white, vegetables still had crunch. Sauce very bland. Mongolian beef tasted and discarded. We really were hoping to love this because it's in our neighborhood. But no

Love their Dan Dan Mian! So good! Service is always self seated and they have a wide variety.

Great menu selection. The service was pretty good considering there was only one server and a full house. The server was the owner. The food was great. We got the cauliflower, green bean dish, twice cooked pork and the pork and garlic sauce.The prices are really good for the portions. I would give another star for quicker service.