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Address: 416 Raritan Ave, Highland Park, NJ 08904
Phone: (732) 339-8855
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Reviews
L Han
Super fresh and delicious food, all tastes very authentic.
Our family went there for dinner and ended up having a great time. We highly recommend Traditional sweet sour fried pork, classic fried mushroom, fried lamb skewer, and the noodle soup.
My kids love the sausage fried rice so much that they were fighting for it. LOL.
We came in late but the waitress was so friendly and nice to us. We really appreciate the hospitality they offered and will certainly come back next time when we are close by.
… moreOur family went there for dinner and ended up having a great time. We highly recommend Traditional sweet sour fried pork, classic fried mushroom, fried lamb skewer, and the noodle soup.
My kids love the sausage fried rice so much that they were fighting for it. LOL.
We came in late but the waitress was so friendly and nice to us. We really appreciate the hospitality they offered and will certainly come back next time when we are close by.
Frugal Cyclist
Not too shabby.
Flavors are good but portions are smaller than what I’m accustomed to…
… moreFlavors are good but portions are smaller than what I’m accustomed to…
Xuemeng Li
If you don’t eat cilantro, definitely tell them before putting in your orders. We love cilantro, so how they present the dishes really works for us. Rice has to be ordered separately and not complimentary, but their rice is dual grain and good quality. They have basically all Chinese favorite dishes, and the flavor is to be point. They are very small, but we were seated without waiting both times eating there. But people do call to check availability before they go. The ingredients they use are the actual types we eat in China. I recommend green beans with pork ribs, chicken with mushrooms, and both dishes with eggplants.
… moretim aanensen
I can say enough! Short Rib noodles in soup, kimchi, sour plum juice! I’m not very familiar with any of the flavors and they were Incredible! The ribs were delicious, such amazing flavor, the broth too! I’m so happy I stopped in here. Very friendly and patient staff and very clean interior, definitely 5 Stars!
… moreElvin E
Everything was delicious. This is the most sour meal I’ve ever had, but I couldn’t stop eating because it was so delicious. I’ve never had NorthEast authentic Chinese food, and this was a good first impression for me. I would recommend trying this place. Also, staff is short, so make sure you are patient and respectful.
… moreWen Zhou
The server is so not organized here. It’s almost impossible to get a table without a long wait. The most annoying thing is the estimated wait time is always wrong. Since it’s a small place. People wait outside and you can’t gage yourself the wait time. The server is never telling the truth about estimate time. After waiting, then you find out there’s actually more people in front of you. I don’t understand why not just tell me the truth and I came comeback. But now it just made me feel I wasted the time here and never want to come back.
… moreKin Cheung
Overpriced overcooked meat. Their braised pork is $19 but with the majority of the serving as taro with only a little bit of pork. The pork that was there tasted terrible. Braised pork should be tender with flavorful fat. This was tough-chewy, and they charge so much for it.
Called for take out asking for noodles, which they didn’t have at all. Then we asked for appetizers, and they didn’t have half the menu.
Their malatang was fine, but not worth coming back for.
… moreCalled for take out asking for noodles, which they didn’t have at all. Then we asked for appetizers, and they didn’t have half the menu.
Their malatang was fine, but not worth coming back for.
Lei Jin
The Guo Bao Rou was the best I ever had in the U.S. They just renewed their menu with new Northeast Chinese dishes and Ma La Xiang Guo.
… moreSydney Sau
I had lotus root, spicy beef noodle soup, and beef skewers. I’m pretty picky with Chinese food but all of it tasted delicious.
… moreHuiying Yang
Authentic and delicious! Decent price as well! Good for sharing
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