Hours
| Sunday | 12–10 PM |
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Friday | 11 AM–11 PM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–11 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 15 N Main St, Marlborough, CT 06447
Phone: (860) 295-1381
Website: https://www.newchinaseaconnecticut.com/
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Reviews
Billy Leung-Jok
Came home late one evening during the holidays while staying with the in-laws. This place was the only thing that was open at that time, and I was also quite curious to see what Chinese food was like. Oh boy… what a joke – I could only laugh.
Confused to see on the menu “chow mein” comes with rice, guy replied “chow mein no noodles! chow mein comes with vegetables.” What what? so the mein, which means, noodles, as said also in Chinese “noodles” comes with no noodles?? “Chow mein comes with vegetables, Cantonese-style.” Coming from Hong Kong, I think I’d know what “chow mein” and “Cantonese-noodles” meant – but guess I was wrong.
Kung Po has no cashew nuts in them, instead they just give you peanuts.
Fried wonton is another farce, nevermind it doesnt come with shrimp, but with pork, it was all soggy when you get them home and the skin was so thick.
I’ve had my fair share of Americanized Chinese food but this was all and all pretty bad. I can accept food substitute… But this just doesn’t taste even good.
… moreConfused to see on the menu “chow mein” comes with rice, guy replied “chow mein no noodles! chow mein comes with vegetables.” What what? so the mein, which means, noodles, as said also in Chinese “noodles” comes with no noodles?? “Chow mein comes with vegetables, Cantonese-style.” Coming from Hong Kong, I think I’d know what “chow mein” and “Cantonese-noodles” meant – but guess I was wrong.
Kung Po has no cashew nuts in them, instead they just give you peanuts.
Fried wonton is another farce, nevermind it doesnt come with shrimp, but with pork, it was all soggy when you get them home and the skin was so thick.
I’ve had my fair share of Americanized Chinese food but this was all and all pretty bad. I can accept food substitute… But this just doesn’t taste even good.
Cathi Gulliksen
Had their combination plates tonight: General Tso’s Chicken and Boneless Spare Ribs. Both came with a large portion of tasty Fried Pork Rice and the Best eggrolls too. Thank you.
… moreMatthew Mangene
One of the better Chinese restaurants in the area. Very clean inside, food is very good. To go orders are prepared quick.
… moreStephen Yale
Kung pao chicken had no real flavor, it was just a brown gravy. Wonton soup was pretty good though. Nice size portion for the lunch menu.
… moreZelvaninho
By far one of the nicest Chinese restaurants I’ve seen. Inside is very spacious and the seating area is welcoming which allows a little more than just carryout. There are individual bathrooms available and my most loved feature, the restaurant looks and smells clean. It looks well kept.
I’ve only has the shrimp low mein and their shrimp and egg rolls which were pretty good.
Be aware: they no longer serve Sushi.
… moreI’ve only has the shrimp low mein and their shrimp and egg rolls which were pretty good.
Be aware: they no longer serve Sushi.
Melina Roth
Just moved to the area so naturally, I have to try out the local Chinese spot. Safe to say we won’t be going anywhere else for our Chinese dinners. Wonton soup is my personal gauge for a Chinese takeout and they did it RIGHT! Thank you for filling those wontons fat!
… moreLisa B
This is some of the best Chinese food that I have had in a long time! And I was shocked at just how clean and spotless it is. I have moved here 4 years ago and I finally found my new go to place for great Chinese food.
… moreNazly Molina-Fraites
Just moved into town and impressed.
Delicious food.
Have ordered a few times now and everytime it has been very good.
Restaurant is nice and also very clean.
Friendly.
… moreDelicious food.
Have ordered a few times now and everytime it has been very good.
Restaurant is nice and also very clean.
Friendly.
Tiffany Grills
I went inside to order, rather than call ahead…as i waited, i watched as they took out containers with pre-cooked food and portioned it into a to-go container and then popped it into their microwave, bagged it up and handed it to me. I suppose that’s why it’s always ready so quickly?! This was my favorite Chinese food place- the place seems to be clean and they are very friendly, but I’d rather not spend almost $15 (per meal) on, who knows how old, microwaved food.
… moreJoyce Bailey
Food is delicious- but every time we go here- once a month or so… there’s been price increases. Price increases twice yearly should be sufficient?
This restaurant is take out only.
… moreThis restaurant is take out only.