"East Moon never disappoints! I truly was happy to see they added bento boxes to their daily options. It is the right amount of food and it is out of the world. The service is always amazing and friendly. The ambience is everything you'd expect it to be!You will not be disappointed when visiting East Moon!!"
Featuring a large wonton or hot & sour soup, crab cheese wonton, sesame chicken, chicken lomein, choice of fried or steam rice and 2 new york cheesecake.
$69.95
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(Gluten free ) bean sprouts, scallion,egg and fresh lime sprinkled with ground peanut , rice noodles.
$14.50
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Round pork dumplings filled w/ soupy juice inside (6 pcs)
$11.75
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translation: small bamboo basket stuffed dumplings, unlike your ordinary steamed dumplings, xiao long bao is unique with the broth steamed right inside dip in white and black vinegar for a taste you'll never forget make sure you use a spoon to eat one
$9.95
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Fresh noodles in a rich, slightly spicy beef broth. Served with big chunks of beef and baby bok choy. Taiwan. Spicy.
$13.99
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Sweet and spicy sauce, served with veggies. Served with your choice of rice. Spicy.
$15.95
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"Hidden gem in Boulder! Love their soup dumplings and wood ear mushroom salad with rice. Reasonable prices, too."
"$2.50 a scoop. It's an older building, but we come here for the delicious food , not the dining experience. Honey chicken is the most popular with all white meat fried chicken. Sesame chicken is fried dark meat. Or if you're in the mood for not fried, the spicy chicken jalapeño or teriyaki. Ask for a combo before you order, best way to communicate, 1 dish at a time. Desserts are fried donuts, fried plantain bananas, or ask for a fortune cookie at checkout. Mustard, sweet & sour sauces are worth the try on the side, too. Both fountain and can drinks sold here. If you have a quarter, there is candy and vending prizes. :)"
"So my girlfriend and her mom took me here and we got several items for take out and it was really cheap and Super tasty! I don't know this side of town and was shocked to find out about this place!Lo mein - was delicious and I'm not usually a fan unless it's lo or chow mein from back home in Hawaii.Thin rice noodles - really good, but added shoyu becuase I like saltier tasteMongolian chicken wings - SOOO my favorite!!! crispy and moistcrab wontons - not bad, but I've had way better ones.shrimp fried rice - i like how the shrimp are plumb and a nice sizebeef broccoli - This was REALLY good!beef with peppers - I love this dish and it wasn't spicy, but very filling.pork with peppers - it could was jus as delicious, but I prefer the beefSesame chicken - went back last night and hubby got this, it was a bit sweet for my taste buds, but I did like that it came with jalapenos, which made it taste better with spice.Chicken mushrooms - Now this is what I'm talking about! I love big hearty mushrooms and it was flavored nicely!all in all, I will be visiting this place when I am fiening for some tasty fast quick chinese food!"
"Honestly one of the best eggrolls I've had in a long time! Everything from the lettuce to the bean sprouts and the cucumber/pickled veggies were amazing! The eggrolls were perfectly fried and extra crispy! Lots of flavor, love their fish sauce and can't wait to come back to try the pho and other menu items. I was shopping at Nordstrom Rack across the street and I just wanted something quick and easy to eat. I saw that there was a Pho place across the street from the Nordstrom Rack and decided to grab a quick appetizer. Quick and friendly service! I'll definitely be back to order more items!"
"5th for 2022 It has been awhile since my visit and ... and the whole place.... is in shambles. That was my 1st observation. They have moved everything around and made the place look like a fort with plastic screen to separate the customers from the rest of the bakery. This made it very hard to see what they had to offer and I could not even see the menu.My mission for the day was to order bahn mi and compare to Bale La and could not make out the choices since I couldn't really see anything. After confirming with the owner, yes, bahn mi is available and did not know what to get but did see glimpse of combination and that's what I ordered. Came back after few minutes and it was ready and $6 was the damage. Brought it home and opened it up about 2 hours after ordering it. To my surprise, the bread was still crunch, filled with plenty of sliced assorted meats and pickled vegies and spreads. It was pretty large sandwich for $6 and definitely worth it. I think Ba Le has it for about $5 but lot skinnier and also bread is different. Vinh Xuong offers bread that is closer to Italian (softer crust) verses Ba Le being closer to French banquette with hard crust.Only down side is I did not see Vietnamese coffee and I had to go to another store."
"Figured I'd give it a shot since they just opened.Lots of Parking. Clean Interior. Lots of comfortable seating. The Line was always stocked with food. Friendly Employees. Reasonable at 1.29 a Scoop. I ordered the Wontons and Sesame Chicken and Broccoli Beef. The Wontons Were kind of tough like they had been sitting to long. The Broccoli Beef was good. My Complaint is with the Sesame Chicken. Its small pieces not even classified as chunks. The one thing Dollar A Scoop places could learn is to use chunks like Panda Express uses in their Sesame/Orange chicken."
"Gooood Chinese food and they're fast! Place an order on a slow day and it will take 5-7 minutes. If they're busy, it may take 20, which is nothing to wait for really good food. AND they have free delivery!My request - please keep going to the awful Panda fast food place so the good places like this one don't get too busy. Kidding - grow up and get Chinese food from the best in the area"
"I was excited to try this style restaurant, and I wasn't let down! My wife and I came in sat down quickly, and after setting up the all you can eat choice meats and got our broth cooking in front of us it was time to select the ingredients. With a wide variety of fresh vegetables and herbs, noodles, proteins, spices, ... I had a mountain of stuff to boil into my broth. The only problem was we didn't know where to start or how to even eat it. But looking around and asking our kind server, it was rather simple. Boil and eat whatever you like. Add as much spice as you'd like, try everting or nothing. You control how much you eat and how adventurous you can be. I was fully satisfied and am looking to go back and have fun again."
"We ordered for delivery and it was just lovely. It was delivered on time and everything was still hot, so that was a plus. We're used to restaurants around Westminster where the dishes have similar tastes and aren't anything amazing. We had several different dishes and it was all delicious. We look forward to ordering or eating there again soon."
"Our go to takeout and delivery. Family owned and operated. Local. Awesome. Cashew chicken and Phó are top notch."
Nicole O.
Dec 5, 2023
The food here was great! I think the sushi rolls were a reasonable price especially compared to some of the others around the area. Our server was really nice and always kept our waters full. Recommend the crab cheese rangoons! If we were back in town - we would visit again.
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Kimmy T.
Dec 19, 2024
I'm giving 4 stars because this is pretty much the only place you can get decent dumplings in Boulder. It's really only a 3 compared to dumplings you can get in Denver. I've had the Mason's in Aurora and for some reason, was also better than this location. The soup dumplings are on the dry side and the soup isn't very aromatic or flavorful. The pan fried dumplings are also just okay. Skip the shu mai's unless you're really craving them. The chili oil doesn't have much spice. I mixed 4 heaping spoons into my soy sauce for a little kick. Ordering is easy. Scan a QR code at the table or order at the counter. Food takes a while, at least 20 minutes so expect to wait. If you have a dumpling fix and are in Boulder, this place is alright.
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Paul A.
Aug 22, 2011
Fast Food Chinese.This place sells by the scoop starting at $1.35, but the "scoops" are really generous. You walk in to a buffet and point out what you want (just like Panda Express).I had single scoops of rice, kung pao chicken, and sesame chicken for $4.50 and it was just as much food as the 2-entree plate you get at Panda. This place left me incredible full; great value.
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Christopher S.
Sep 6, 2011
Looks can be deceiving. New Asian Express is case and point. The no-frills dining area and buffet style counter service should not put off the potential diner. Typically I run from any place that advertises any kind of "price per scoop" but in this case, that is no indication about the quality of the food. The steady stream of take out customers was also a good sign that NAE has something real happening. Two people, two entrees over steamed rice and two drinks, was less than ten dollars. The food is good. The spicy heat is not compromised and geared towards an uninitiated audience. I like that. The Kung Pao Chicken was traditional, but far from typical. Spicy in just the right way, and the combination of elements presented well. The other dish we tried was the Mongolian beef and a few spring rolls. Also worthwhile and well proportioned with no lack of heat. The Mexican bottled coke was an added bonus. The staff is efficient, the tables are clean and the parking is ample in this area of Thornton. I would suggest trying New Asian Express if you happen to be out in this part of town - excellent value for money and high standards on the food preparation. Just don't expect much else.
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Kevin L.
May 15, 2023
You can literally smell the food the moment you open the car door. There's something about that pho soup that's different from other places. The flavor is fantastic. Definitely will be back
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Bee W.
Sep 22, 2024
Craven moon cake and was excited they had different varieties to make into a box. I like picking my own and don't like pre boxes where they're all one flavor only. Auntie was so nice and placed my selections into the box. Got rang up and then we were good to go. Yum!
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Shawn C.
May 7, 2018
Cheap, periodically-delicious food. On a good day, this place definitively beats non-dollar-scoop style [Americanized] Chinese - aka better than takeout/delivery at most other local places. I'm particularly fond of swinging by to see if their egg rolls or rangoons look good (and let's be real, I still get some even if they're looking blonde and under-fried). On a bad day, the food is lukewarm and mushy. Your best bet for decent taste and fresh quality is to aim for lunch or dinnertime, even if there's food out at all hours.
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"Yelpers rated East China Asian Cuisine the #1 Chinese restaurant in Aurora. I had to go see for myself. I don't think it's the best, but it's on par with the rest of the Chinese cuisine restaurants in the area that serve American-style Chinese food. There's nothing that really stands out about the food, although they do offer a few vegan options, as well as a few Vietnamese and Tai dishes. They also have some boba drinks and some flavored iced teas.It's a very simple and quiet restaurant. They have a full bar. Most of their business seems to be take-out and delivery. I had the full cashew chicken dinner, it's about $20 and includes tea, a won ton, an egg roll, a choice of soup, and a choice of rice.The cashew chicken was pretty salty. It was an ample portion that could have easily been split with another person.My dad had the orange chicken dish. It was about $14 and includes a large scoop of steamed rice. It was pretty good, Not too sweet, and yes, an ample portion.The service was efficient and parking was easy. Please support this independently owned restaurant. I have great respect for anyone still making a go of it these days."
"I know dollar scoop Chinese places get a bad rap, but this place is fantastic. We love coming here because the food always seems to be hot and fresh, not sad like it's been sitting out all day. It stays pretty busy which means they have a fresh batch of food coming out regularly. The rice noodles are some of my favorite--subtle and lighter than the lo mein. I love the flavor of the jalapeño chicken even though the texture is a bit tough. The rest of the family loves the sesame chicken. The fried dumplings are also worth it. They come with home made sauce. Add this to your list of affordable quick and easy meals."
"So after seeing a bunch of yelpers check in here over the last few months I was really curious: Vietnamese with Dim sum....whaa whaaa.Trust me this place is legit....and friggin good.Great service from wonderful people.The only dim sum that was not fantastic were the steamed pork bao which the filling was sort of bland...but everything else was delish.My Duck and rice plate was really good....that duck consume blew my mind.I will be back and back and back.cảm ơn"
"I was in the area and really hungry. This looked like the nicest Chinese restaurant in the area. The lady running the restaurant was so nice. She stopped at every table to ask how everyone's food was. She had multiple repeat customers for takeout orders that I could tell she was friends with. It was a very peaceful atmosphere. Definitely give this business a try!"
"You know, sometimes cheap Chinese food hits the spot and Ho Mei is my go to in the Wheat Ridge area. How can you possibly argue with $6.55/absolutely PACKED plate that includes 1 main dish (fried rice or lo mein), 2 sides (my favorite are orange chicken and jalapeno chicken), and a choice of an appetizer (egg roll or 2 cheese wontons)? That's right, you can't. I would highly recommend getting the hot and sour soup as well which is $2.00 for a small container and $4.00 for large (large will probably feed 2-3 people) as well as the hot chili sauce for $0.25 each. Check it out!"
"The food is very good for the price you pay. The owner operators are the nicest, hardest working people. Seems to be mostly a take out place. Food comes quickly and you can order on line. Convenient location. Give them a try."
"Not impressed to be honest! Came here to try tonight being new in town and walking in I was impressed how nice and clean it was inside with very modern Asian flair. Got seated right away because we were the only people there. A few turn offs were the lady constantly sweeping the restaurant including user our feet and table while we were seated. Food was very Panda Express tasting and was not very impressive. We had the Mongolian Beef, Orange Chicken, Pork fried rice and chicken pad thai. Food was edible but not very impressed at all. Won't be hurrying back that's for sure."
"I ordered from here through Uber eats. After I ordered though I looked up on Yelp & was worried about the low star review. I ordered chicken pad Thai with added vegetables, I asked for broccoli & carrots. When I received my order it was still hot & fresh. This is my favorite type of pad Thai, not too sweet & just the right amount of sauce. So I have to say I was pleasantly surprised & would order from here again!"
"If there's one thing you can't beat here it's the value! We got a portion of Kung Pao Chicken, 4 Egg Rolls, and an order of Hot and Sour soup for under $7. That to me is just insane! The amount of chicken in the order seemed ok (especially for the price) and they used lots of veggies so for a single serving not bad at all. The got and sour soup was good, and I would say on par with any other soup I have had. The egg rolls were nothing to write home about but we all know you just get an egg roll to have a nice little deep fried crunch anyways. This was my first time trying one of those "dollar scoop" places and it wasn't bad. We did order takeout so didn't know this before ordering but would come back to explore the whole experience for this kind of establishment."
"If you're from California you will love Shanghai Garden. It's the closest taste I could find to what I'm used to. The egg rolls are big a crunchy, the noodles are a little smoky, and all their dishes have the best sauces. I used to come here a few years ago and the portions were really small and the price was really big. I think they have fixed that problem because we had plenty of food and two more meals to take home. The service is great, same owner as always and she is very pleasant. I didn't like the comfort of their booths, the back of the booth hits your back at a weird place and I was sitting straight up. Tables were great! I'll be getting the orange beef every visit! So good, sweet and a little spicy with a nice crunch."
"We've ordered delivery from Egg Roll King two or three times a year for the last decade and a half, and always on Thanksgiving Eve. The delivery times are consistently faster than what they state on the phone, the drivers are always very pleasant, and the food is fantastic every time.My wife and I invariably get the "Family Style Dinner" with each one's choice of entree, an appetizer sampler, hot and sour soup and extra mustard for dipping our appetizers in. Sometimes we'll add some sushi. The portion sizes are large enough that we have leftover Chinese food to rotate with the leftover Thanksgiving fixings every year.I've only ever eaten in the restaurant once, many years ago. I remember it being pleasant with good service.I'm sure we'll continue to get delivery on occasion from this great little place as long as we live in the area and the restaurant remains open."
"So I was in the neighborhood and wanted Chinese food and I had never eaten here before. I decided to check it out. Located in an unassuming strip mall area, the restaurant is fairly small but decorated nicely and appeared clean. I entered and a woman said "Sit wherever you want." So I found a seat and proceeded to wait. The restaurant wasn't busy. There were only 2 other tables occupied in the restaurant. I waited quite some time and finally flagged down a server. She was an older lady, who literally was glaring at me as she approached me! I politely asked if I could get some service and she stomped off without saying a word. I was starting to get up to leave when a younger woman came to take my order. I was hesitant to stay, but thought " what the hell" and placed my order. It took quite awhile for my food to come out and lo and behold, it was "Bad Grandma" delivering it to my table. She literally slammed the plate down in front of me and walked away. No offer of a refill on my drink, nothing. The food did taste very good, but rarely have I ever experienced such hostile service. Therefore for me, this is a one and done. I won't return."
"Really cute little place and they have a good amount of options, lunch specials, and they also have some adult drink options. It's taken me forever living in the area to get here. I'm glad I finally tried it. It's just so adorable and cozy inside and has that small owner feel to it. The server was working hard and super pleasant. Definitely check out and support this little gem!!!"
"Excellent Asian cuisine!! Had been wanting to try this place for a few months the now and finally did it! Let me tell ya, it did not disappoint! We did walk-in and ordered to go and probably waited about 15min. They were taking calls and helping others dine-in and were very attentive and super nice. The place is a bit small but big enough for a quick, delicious, fulfilling meal. We ordered the Sesame chicken (10/10), Generals Tso's (10/10), Mongolian Beef (10/10) and Chicken Lo Mein (10/10) everything we ordered was delicious!! It was fresh AF and the sesame chicken had the perfect crunch! They all came with a side of rice (white or fried). All the orders came with a generous amount and now we have plenty for tomorrow."
"Little Ollies is a great Asian fusion restaurant in Cherry Creek. We came for an anniversary meal and had no issue getting a table of seven without reservation on Sunday evening. Our sever was very helpful. She did a great job of checking in on us and refilling water/drinks.The food is good. Some items are better than others. The soups (hot and sour and chicken egg drop) are fire as well as the sesame tofu, lo mein (had chicken this go around, pad Thai and peppercorn beef (all dishes shared family style)The beef soup dumplings were mediocre on the other hand. The soup wasn't hot and the dough a bit thick. The bonsai drink sounded great with Japanese whiskey cucumber lime and mint. Something else was in the cocktail that made it very sweet and should have been listed. The parking is easy on a Sunday and they do offer a small lot with dedicated spots just to the west."
"Out with the old and in with the new! If you haven't given the new owners a chance, please do. This is the best Chinese I've had in this area. Flavors are great, service is fab, super clean and you don't feel like a bloated goblin afterwards. Leftovers reheat well and don't taste rubbery either!"
"I love China Chef. They've been going strong for years and they have a good system, and produce really good fresh food."
"Before moving to Colorado we used to complain about the declining quality of takeout Chinese in South Florida. Little did I know how much I would miss even the mediocre New York style Chinese food that was way easier to come by in SoFla than in Lakewood. Then, the clouds parted and Yummy China appeared.I've never ordered delivery from them but I've had zero issues with takeout and have always been happy with the service when dining in. The place is tiny with dated decor and is most often empty (except for the one time I think we shared the restaurant with a couple on a blind date?) but the food comes out quickly and the woman who's usually working the counter is friendly and helpful.After being disappointed by a couple of other local Chinese takeout restaurants, the lo mein and chicken and broccoli here were both the ol' reliables I was looking for."
"I'm going to go with 4 stars for my experience here. The food was ok, it didn't blow me away. Though I did go with a nauseous preggo order of something I wouldn't usually get. I'm traditionally a Kung pao gal; I enjoy the spice and the Non breaded chicken though due to not feeling too hot I had a random craving for breaded chicken in a sticky sauce. The sesame chicken was listed as popular so I decided to go with that. It was good, I liked the option for all white meat chicken. Fried rice was basic but nice to mop up the sticky sauce the chicken was coated in. All in all it helped me feel better so no complaints here. I would def need to try some Kung pao to know what I really think of this spot.That being said the soup was phenomenal. My go to is hot and sour and it was just so fresh and flavorful. I ate that so quick immediately because it was just that good. I also got egg drop for Alfie since he's been on a soft food diet, but I stole a bite before I gave it to him and again very fresh. The soups were definitely a pleasantly unexpected surprise. I will say the egg roll was pretty meh. It came with the lunch deal so I couldn't be too mad as it was a good deal, but that taste probably would deter me from ever actually ordering it in the future."
"My go to spot for simple Chinese take-out. Hot & spicy chicken with lo mein is my favorite."
