Address and Contact Information
Address: 565 N Evergreen Ave, Woodbury, NJ 08096
Phone: (856) 384-1188
Website: https://www.chinahouse-nj.com/
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Reviews
Dakota Rivers
Atmosphere very nice and clean, kind people and great service. The food was amazing. Highly recommend getting China House Sushi the best!! Overall this place was great to dine in. They bring your food out to you.
… moreJohn Wayne Gacys Boyfriend
This place has been open for many years and there’s a reason why. I don’t eat Chinese food much, but when I do it’s the only place I’ll go. The food is always fresh, the soups are amazing, and the people that work there are very nice people. I highly recommend their wonton soup and pepper steak!
… moreJustin Robinson
I always love going here. I recently moved and still, when I want Asian inspired cuisine, I will take the travel to go here. I won’t go anywhere else. I definitely recommend this place. The food is AWESOME, the service is incredible and love the price too. Check it out!
… moreTahjMaree Lopez
Plating of food is beautiful and the flavor of the food is delicious and filling customer service is great the lady at the front counter is sweet and kind and very generous! 10/10 would recommend!
… moreLamarr Spencer
Stopped here on our way through Jersey. Awesome place. The staff is nice and the food is amazing.
… morejessica houser
ordered chow fun and expected to get chow fun…. got chow mei fun. wish it was written as what it is – mei. most people see chow fun and assume it is the thick noodles. that is typically how it’s written and sold across the board. very upsetting to have spent $14 on something i won’t eat. called and was told “this is how we cook it sorry”. after a 14 hour shift this is just so disappointing.
… moreBryan Haynes
Food is great but if you want delivery you must use a delivery service that charges outrages prices because they do not deliver. It’s the only reason for the 3 star rating.
… moreTammy L Pembroke
First time ordering here, I ordered beef chow fun I received beef mei fun. Very disappointed, I called and was told that they only have Mei fun. Never had chow fun. She said everyone knows that. I told her this is my first time going here and I didn’t know that. And mei fun means skinny noodles. I want wide noodle. Then she processed to give me a vocabulary lesson on Mei fun. telling me i was wrong. HOW RUDE!!! Then to top it off, there was hardly any beef in my dinner. I do not recommend. Poor everything
… moreGeorge Hayes
Hey there, food enthusiasts! Let me take you on a savory journey to China House in Woodbury – a gem I’ve cherished for many moons.
In the wake of the pandemic, our beloved Chinese eateries took a hit, and China House wasn’t spared. But guess what? They’re back, baby! While the indoor dining vibe is alive again, it’s not the full-service extravaganza we used to relish. You’ll find yourself sauntering up to the main counter to place your order, and then, voila, your feast arrives with plastic forks as the cherry on top.
Now, I must admit, I miss the elegance of those delicate teapots and those adorable little porcelain cups that made every sip of tea feel like a royal affair. Oh, and let’s not forget those noodles dipped in that luscious orange sauce – absolute perfection!
Despite the slight detour from full-service glory, China House remains a solid culinary haven. The flavors? Always on point. The ambiance? Welcoming and warm. And the service, though altered, still carries the essence of hospitality we adore.
Here’s to hoping they reclaim their throne of full-service magnificence soon! Once they do, mark my words, China House will easily ascend to a glorious five-star status. Until then, let’s raise our plastic forks in appreciation of this culinary haven that continues to stand tall amidst the storm. Cheers to China House – a true taste bud triumph!
… moreIn the wake of the pandemic, our beloved Chinese eateries took a hit, and China House wasn’t spared. But guess what? They’re back, baby! While the indoor dining vibe is alive again, it’s not the full-service extravaganza we used to relish. You’ll find yourself sauntering up to the main counter to place your order, and then, voila, your feast arrives with plastic forks as the cherry on top.
Now, I must admit, I miss the elegance of those delicate teapots and those adorable little porcelain cups that made every sip of tea feel like a royal affair. Oh, and let’s not forget those noodles dipped in that luscious orange sauce – absolute perfection!
Despite the slight detour from full-service glory, China House remains a solid culinary haven. The flavors? Always on point. The ambiance? Welcoming and warm. And the service, though altered, still carries the essence of hospitality we adore.
Here’s to hoping they reclaim their throne of full-service magnificence soon! Once they do, mark my words, China House will easily ascend to a glorious five-star status. Until then, let’s raise our plastic forks in appreciation of this culinary haven that continues to stand tall amidst the storm. Cheers to China House – a true taste bud triumph!
Renee’ Ferrante
Ordered hot and sour soup. The broth tasted bad / old/ sour, a bad sour taste. Disgusting. Soup was filled with sprouts and 2 pieces of mushroom. That was it. Will never get food from here again.
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