Total disappointment. My Seafood Delight -- almost $30 -- was swapped for a container of broccoli…read morewithout a word. Brown rice? Only on top. Underneath was plain white rice. That's intentional deception, not an accident. They didn't tell me they couldn't make my order or offer a replacement. The chicken dinner was also bland according to the person with me. I used to like this place occasionally, but after this stunt, I'm done. If they're willing to hide substitutions, it makes you wonder what else they're doing that customers never see.

My girlfriend loves Chinese food and I love sushi, so we tried Easton Asian Bistro for the first…read more The establishment is clean and welcoming with high-backed booths that promote privacy. My girlfriend got her number one favorite, sweet and sour chicken and loved it. She's a light eater so our server, Vanessa not only provided a takeout container but brought extra sauce. I had a yellowtail and scallion roll, which was fresh and delicious. I also had the 19-piece sashimi platter with miso (a salad is available as a substitute). The fish was fresh, the cuts were generous, and the chef added wonderful touches of roe. This really hit the spot and a lower than expected price. Rice was never offered and I appreciated that very much. For dessert, we split the strawberry mochi and a small tiramisu. Both were great. There is much more sushi to explore on their menu, so I cannot wait to return!

My reviews and ratings are based on comparable comparisons. My 5 star review is given in the realm…read moreof Chinese Take Out Joints. That said, this might be the best Chinese Take Out Joint I've ever ordered from. I ordered online in the morning for a 12 noon pickup. My food was ready as soon as I walked in at noon. The service was very friendly and they checked my order. The food is stupid good. The Singapore Mei Fun was spot on. It was spicy, just the right amount of madras curry, and the spiciness from the white pepper and dried chili was great. The ubiquitous ingredients of shrimp, chicken and roast pork were the right ratio with the vegetables and rice noodles. Honestly, this is one of the best Singapore Mei Fun's I've had in the US rivaled only by the one from Ho Sai Gai in Phila Chinatown. The General Tso's Chicken was also very good. The deep fried chicken was not soggy and the sauce was not too sweet. The golden brown color was perfect and the broccoli was not overcooked. This is easily one of the top 5 General Tso's Chicken I've had. The Egg Rolls, while not the same as Hunan of Ardmore, were also very good. The filling seems to be home made, not a pre packaged mix. The scallion pancakes were also crispy and not greasy. Easily some of the best take out pancakes I've ever received. The steamed dumplings were good. For Chinese Take Out, they were very good. The filling was not overly salty and skin was chewy but not doughy. The lo mein and pad thai were above average. The portions were all very generous for the price. If you are in the Easton/Palmer/Forks area, this is really a place you should try. It's way better than China King which is where we used to order from...or that place by the Little Caesar's...that place is terrible. TL;DR: For Chinese Take Out, New Yo Po is amazing.

Cheap and cheerful, classic Chinese-American takeout joint. I ordered online and it was ready right…read moreon time. The staff at the counter was friendly and wanted to make sure I had my correct order and all the sauce/utensils I needed. It's the kinda place you'd want to become a regular if you're from the area. I think I got extremely lucky and ordered one of the best things on the menu - fried wonton with garlic sesame sauce. The wontons were crispy, not too oily, and with a good filling to wrapper ratio while the dipping sauce was DELICIOUS. I haven't had anything like it before nor since. A deliciously complex sauce that was great with the deep fried wontons. Beef with garlic sauce dinner combo, hot and sour soup, and wonton soup were all good. I would even say above average (I've have bad and greasy wonton soups lately and this was not one of them). I wish I lived closer so I could get more of those wontons.

Food is the best in the Wind Gap/Nazareth area and the staff is super friendly. Also hot and not…read moreoverly greasy or burnt. This is our go-to place for Chinese food

We ordered egg drop wonton soup, wonton soup, an egg roll, roast pork fried rice, shrimp and…read morelobster sauce, and roast pork with Chinese vegetables. Unfortunately, the egg drop soup was not tasty, and while the egg roll was okay, the shrimp and lobster sauce was horrible. The sauce was too thin, and the container contained only three shrimp and five pieces of artificial crab. In my more than 65 years of eating Chinese food in various places, including NYC's Chinatown, Chinatown in Philly, Brooklyn, Staten Island, New Jersey, Florida, and other locations, I have never encountered artificial crab in this dish. The owner insisted that it was authentic. The roast pork fried rice was tasteless, with roast pork pieces the size of a grain of rice. The roast pork with Chinese vegetables was also disappointing; there were very few thinly sliced pieces of roast pork, mostly fat, with just one water chestnut, two pea pods, a few small pieces of baby corn, no mushrooms, and primarily celery. On the positive side, the Chinese fried noodles were great. I did call to complain, but after a frustrating conversation, I informed the woman that I would never order from her establishment again. If you decide to take a chance on ordering from there, be sure to check your bag. By the way, ordering over the phone was challenging because she doesn't understand English very well. Although her son does, he's not the one giving the orders to the cook. Good luck! Additionally, I was unaware that the former owners had sold the restaurant, as their food was quite good. I would have given zero stars if the app allowed it.

The best Chinese around hands down!!! Service is always great owners are very sweet I have been…read moregoing here for 5 years plus. Even friends I recommend here love it as well. Go try it out you won't be disappointed. Try the boneless spare rips and pork fried rice combo one of my favorite dishes here

House of chen is firee!!! I'm from NYC and we have the casual chinese store front every block, it…read moredoes not compare to this place. So good, they really care about every dish they put out there. We got the general tso chicken, amazing super crispy and flavor intensified! Also ordered the garlic chicken; the sauce was best in class. Definitely recommend this place! They really care about the food they put out there.

This is a simple, quant spot on the corner of a mini mall. The service was fast and very friendly…read more I started with their hot green tea, which was awesome. Then I had the Snow White roll, Fantastic roll, and scallop sashimi; it was fresh and delicious!

Omg the food is always the highest quality and the service is wonderful. Every year for my birthday…read moreI get 1/3 sushi and it has never disappointed.

The Walnut Chicken is very good, lots of sauce, walnuts and broccoli…read more The egg drop soup was good, but something was missing. My order was done quickly but I had to wait a bit in their seating area that is screaming for a remodel and cleaning. A little glass cleaner goes a long way.

It's not often that I get takeout and throw it right in the garbage. The Singapore Noodles from…read morehere were the absolute worst Singapore Noodles I ever had. Also, they charge a surcharge on debt cards which is not allowed by the banking industry or the state. Will avoid this place like the plague going forward.

Automatic four stars for only place I know of in area that doesn't ruin the fried rice by serving…read moreyellow rice. Sadly, that's the only good thing about it. It has as much carrots as it does pork. They use tiny pieces of pork and they are scarce. Offensive for $10. The amazing shrimp says with Chinese Vegetables. For almost $15 you get a few shrimp with green pepper, carrot, tons of onion, and unpeeled zucchini. This is a medley of the cheapest american vegetables not Chinese vegetables. General Tso has a few pieces of broccoli with the standard mostly breaded dark meat that you get in every other subpar Chinese restaurant. I was so excited they had hot n spicy wantons but for some reason they were smothered in an overwhelming peanut sauce. This is better than the average zero seat whole in the wall, but not by much.

After going here for many years, I'm going to take a long break. It used to be a pretty good…read moreChinese take out (or eat in). No more. I don't know if they changed hands, but they definitely changed the recipes. The meat dishes are mostly cheap vegetables. Have to look hard to find meat. Also, the women that takes the order has zero customer service skills. Tonight I said I would wait when she said 15 minutes and she looked very annoyed. When my food was ready, she wouldn't make eye contact and was a total unprofessional. To top off the lousy service, they now charge extra if paying with a credit card. Won't go out of my way to give them a dime of my money. Anyone reading this review would be best served elsewhere.

Simply amazing…read more.. While most people were indulging in Sunday brunch, my girlfriend wanted Chinese food. As we drove, she read the description for U & TEA and we knew we had to go. The place is clean with plenty of room and great lighting -- and the entire establishment is food focused. Our server helped with teas and plates and we placed our orders. My girlfriend got sweet and sour chicken for her main meal. It was obvious the food was fresh and the dish had been cooked in fresh oil (and only for a short amount of time). The sauce was delicate and subtle, which allowed the flavor of the tender chicken to shine through. And what a plate! She ended up having leftovers for two days. Although I normally order seafood, I love duck and have it once or twice a year. From the menu, their duck dishes looked fantastic. Our server recommended the Peking Duck, which I had always wanted to try. That dish brought Alice Gatsch with it. She is kind and engaging and introduced how I should properly eat Peking Duck. She walked be through the steps of how to prepare the buns with scallion, cilantro, and sauce. I wish I could convey how tender the duck was and how crispy the skin had been. It was incredible and I somehow cleared my plate (and didn't eat for the rest of the day). We cannot wait to return. Alice said she'd be happy to walk me through ordering a truly traditional meal and I look forward to that experience. The staff and food are too fantastic to pass up. I highly recommend you make a visit of your own!

Service was good. Bubble tea and food was fine. It was a good meal but it wasn't standing out for…read moreme. Very homestyle or at least what I ordered seemed that way. I didn't realize there were many styles of hot pot- definitely prefer the Korean style rice crunchiness.