New Chopsticks

This is your no-frills Chinese primarily-to-go place. However, don't let it fool you. You get some amazing flavors, fresh vegetables, massive portion sizes and very reasonable prices. I find it a little inconsistent, but not badly. We eat it more than we should lol

Always enjoy the food. They know our voice every time I order. The crab Rangoon could be better

Delicious. Comforting. Nostalgic. These are the words that come to mind when thinking of New Chopsticks. Congratulations to the Mei and Paul, the dynamic duo/husband-wife couple proprietors of this business. We literally hadn't eaten here in a decade and was beyond pleasantly surprised to see the business still operating. We were unsure if it was the same ownership, much less if they'd remember us. Alas: the answer to both was a resounding YES. The restaurant is spacious and clean, yet the food is still amazing as ever. One bite of the beef rice noodle immediately took me back to my younger days. It was a surreal moment for sure. The food is flavorful, thoughtfully prepared, and well portioned. Plus, you can't beat the value ($5 lunch specials with fried rice and soup or soda). They've got all the classic dishes but be sure to check out the Chinese menu on the back for some wonderful dishes!

Hidden in the shopping center near 161 and Sawmill Road is New Chopsticks. Pretty decent menu, good Chinese food. Not overhyped "Asian fusion" They also have a good takeout business. I'd rather pick up than pay for Grubhub, UberEats or DoorDash. Not fancy inside - only 3-4 tables. But when you see Asians eating there, you know it's pretty good food at a decent price. My favorite is actually off menu - they made salted fish and chicken fried rice and I loved it. Very down home for me.This place is convenient because it's around the corner from the big Asian supermarket.

Great low cost authentic Chinese cuisine! Portions was enough for lunch the next day and then some! I had the wor sue gai and husband tried chicken lo míen, both delicious! Egg rolls had that yummy cinnamon flavor! We'll definitely be back to try additional items!

Such nice people running this place and the food is exceptional for your typical 'strip mall' Chinese restaurant. A couple of my favorites are the Shrimp Fried Rice (best I've had) and the Lo Mein, especially the pork. Such savory flavors going on in just one dish. The Wor Sue Gai is tasty as well. I have yet to try the authentic Cantonese menu, but I've only heard great things about it. I appreciate their hard work and their dedication to making great Chinese cuisine.

The food was very good and the prices were reasonable. We leaned more towards the traditional Chinese food like salted fish fried rice, bitter melon beef, Chinese egg plant not the typical Americanized Chinese food like general tso or orange beef. They have those dishes, but I didn't order it. The food was delicious and good to find the more traditional Chinese dishes. We have only been there twice but plan on going more often to try other items. And yes there were lots of Asian people eating there so it must be good! Lol!

This place is really a hidden gem. Brought my whole family for dinner. We normally take out and enjoy them at home but this time we definitely enjoyed the real essence of freshly cook food. If you're a Filipino please order the Filipino nuggets which is the salty spicy chicken. You'll never regret it. Eat it while in the restaurant while it's crispy still. We don't like spicy food but this is one is highly recommended. Our bill was almost $300. Worth every penny and it's because after eating we ordered more to go for us to enjoy. This place is very reasonable and fast. There's 10 of us and we got our food in less than 30 minutes. We were there on a Sunday night. There's another big family. We definitely love this place and will come over and over again.

By far the worst Chinese food I have ever has. This place makes Panda Express look like a 5 star restaurant. Avoid this place at all cost. Rice was so over cooked it actually became hard again. The orange chicken was old enough to be able to taste the oil over the actual orange sauce. The cashew shrimp had 10 pieces in total, so on average a little over $1 per piece. I could go on and on. We purchase $80 worth of food and 99% went to the trash because of the poor quality. We are not food snobs by any means. Spent 10+ years in the military and would rather eat chow hall food than this.

Depending on what you get the food can be pretty good and their accuracy in the orders is on point. I do wish their noodles were a little more flavorful. My favorite is the hot pepper chicken, it's the best spicy chicken ever.