Chow mein noodles, Sichuan beef & other familiar dishes turned out in unassuming surroundings.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 9430 W Lake Mead Blvd #1, Las Vegas, NV 89134
Phone: (702) 870-8888
Website: http://www.n-y-c-r.com/
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Order and Reservations
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Reviews
While it’s not the absolute best Chinese food I’ve ever had, it’s still really good and definitely the best I’ve found here in Vegas, and we’ve tried many places. We ordered a very large order and tried a bunch of dishes. I will include photos, but I forgot to take photos before we dished up our plates, so many of them look somewhat empty. They DO NOT short you on the food. Several of our containers had to be taped shut bc the stuffed them so much. So, please don’t think the photos indicate how much we received.
The lemon chicken from the “chef’s special” menu was great. It’s breaded fried chicken breast and the sauce comes on the side. Love that bc the chicken doesn’t get soggy. The sweet & sour chicken is the same. Ordered plain fried rice. It was honestly my least favorite of everything we tried. Not bad just pretty dry and not a lot of flavor. The lo mein with chicken was decent but it also needed more flavor or something. Just a little underwhelming.
My husband was excited to finally find some authentic steamed dumplings. They were a little doughy, but good. The wontons are traditional, stuffed with pork, not cream cheese. Yum! The hot & sour soup was very good. You choose the spiciness. We chose ‘extremely hot’ and I thought it was too hot for more than a few bites but my hubs said he could’ve gone hotter. Very flavorful and loaded with ingredients. I really enjoyed the string bean chicken. Lots of green beans but there was also a good amount of chicken. Flavor was delicious. Mongolian beef was good. I was hoping for it to be a bit crispy but it wasn’t. The beef was very tender and delicious. The dish was truly loaded with sliced, cooked onions. Tons of cashews in the cashew chicken and tons of peanuts in the Kung pao chicken.
Overall, we loved the place. Great food. Prices were reasonable and the staff was very nice, even near closing time with a large order. It’s worth the drive from our house and they will definitely be our new go-to spot for yummy Chinese food.
Wontons, usually filled with ground chicken or pork at most Chinese restaurants. I ordered fried wontons here and cracked one in half. The filling looked like brown slime and definitely didn’t look appetizing.
The pork fried rice was the least bad thing that I ordered, but was not particularly good. I have to leave this review so that no one else comes here expecting good food after reading the misguided positive reviews that were left here.
-Szechuan Chicken: I asked for extra spicy but it wasn’t spicy at all. My first time trying szechuan chicken and it looked very different than what I saw on youtube. Not a lot of flavor. 2/5
-Shrimp toast: really good! I’d go back just for this 5/5
– wonton soup: 4/5
– hot and sour soup: 4/5
– pork fried rice: weird funky taste. Never again. 2/5
– crab rangoon: light and sweeter than I expected. No crab flavor but still good 4/5
– General Tsos chicken: was just okay 3/5
I’ll probably give them another try and order different dishes next time.
Dishes on the website and everything was prepared accurately and tasted very good. Fried rice was very good as was sweet and sour pork and chicken lo mein