New China

Always great fresh and delicious. Best Chinese in Dfw. The staff is friendly and helpful.

Egg drop soup is very good and the crisps are fresh . They have a good lunch menu . Big portions and quite tasty

Consistent for over 2 decades- solid food and reasonably priced never been disappointed

I was again very disappointed with my meal. It looked delicious but lacked flavor. It's unfortunate they are not consistent with the flavors of their food. Might want to taste and change recipes.

Tucked away into the corner of an older shopping center, next to the Goody Goody's liquor was what I thought might be a potentially good hole in the wall restaurant. Inside was clean with reminiscent Asian style wood tables. Place seats about 20 people or so max. The menu was printed on paper but there was also a marquee above and behind the register across the back wall. I decided to go with the $6.95 special lunch. I also ordered some chicken wings to go with it (8). Bill came to about $14 so economically it's a good place for lunch.As for the food, I have to say I was a bit taken back by yellow rice. Perhaps it's a new style I'm unfamiliar with. First thought perhaps it's couscous, then maybe Spanish rice, and then maybe saffron. But I believe it to be their version of steamed rice. Visually was not appealing, but the taste was fine. I prefer seasoned steamed rice if possible but normal steamed rice is fine by me also. Would have been plenty to split with my wife or kids.The chicken wings were crispy, served also with the same style of rice. Not flavored very well and might say a little on the bland side. The General Tso's chicken was flavored well, had a nice tangy flavor. I wondered whether it was actually orange chicken since it was breaded. In any case the flavor was decent.I am laughing a bit writing this because inside the restaurant is a sign that suggests you taste the food first before adding sauces to it (hot mustard, sweet/sour, soy, etc). I'd say the food could use some.I struggled to decide whether it's at two star or three-star level, but will round up as I feel like it's about 2.6. If someone scored it a 2 I wouldn't argue with them.The presentation just doesn't look great. Food average. Portions are great. Food took about ten minutes and it appeared they were cooking the food as the orders came in. The lady taking my order didn't seem to be particularly interested in answering my questions. She did seem a little nicer when I returned about ten mins later to take my food to go, I stepped out and walked up and down the center to try and burn a few calories. But a $7 lunch that would be enough leftovers to eat later is a decent deal, but buyer beware I'd put it maybe a half step above buffet Chinese food.

Can't go wrong here. Everything I've ordered from New China has been delicious. It's always ready when I arrive. Little bit of a drive for me but it's my favorite.

We have e been looking for a local authentic Chinese restaurant, so we decided to try New China out.The restaurant is located on the border of Highland Village and Lewisville which is a great location from where our house is located. When we arrived at New China it seemed to be somewhat busy ,though they still had plenty of tables to choose from. While we were looking at the menu a customer had picked up her food and noticed we were looking at the menu. She continued to tell us of how good the food is, and we would really enjoy it. This really made us feel like we may have found a new Chinese restaurant to add to our list.The restaurant appeared to be clean and kept up with and the orders of food were flying out the door with very short wait times.I ordered Szechuan beef with fried rice. I was a little let down, because it had one of the main ingredients left out which was the whole peppers to make this plate spicy by tradition. The peppers were substituted with flake peppers and the sauce was sweet which was a huge surprise. The fried rice was more of a brown rice. The portion size was pretty good for the price. I also ordered the egg drop soup,egg rolls,spring rolls and crab rangons which were excellent. My wife ordered sesame chicken with steamed rice. The sauce on this plate was a little sweeter then traditional Chinese sesame chicken but it was still good. We also shared vegetable lo mein which was very good and the vegetables were very fresh.The only thing I would love to see is that New China would switch to traditional whole peppers on all their spicy food plates. Instead of offering a small packet of chili sauce to spice the plate.The staff are very respectful and very nice. I look forward to another visit in the future. Thank you New China

Best Chinese food in the nation. Best owners as well. Yelp said my review was too short so this is my auxiliary sentence. Go eat at this place.

Got 7 lunch specials 6.99 eachSteak skewers were good kung pai could have been spicier When the person who takes your order is also preparing the food that's a good thing All orders come in to go boxes pretty small place there are tables to dine at

Best Asian food in the area. No contest!! If you want pick up/to go this is your place!