This was the worst chinese food I've ever eaten smells like old oil chicken not Crispy and had no…read moreflavor the sweet and sour sauce was like hot jello before its set. Disgusting what a waste of money

Clean restaurant with a relaxing atmosphere. Owner greeted…read moreguests with a warm welcome and a smile. Made us feel like family. Our server was knowledgeable and helpful with answering questions about the menu. Generous portions. The food was authentic and delicious! Large variety menu. Homemade spring rolls. Not frozen. Several vegetarian and vegan options. Highly recommend this place. We'll definitely return.

1. My boyfriend literally said "I think I need to go apologize to New China City for not going…read morethere" 2. We didn't get our whole order 3. The food ended up in the trash...and he never throws away leftovers We will not return.

First, I should be fair, It was on Christmas Eve! They didn't seem prepared tho and the place was…read morecompletely packed. The staff was overwhelmed and I think they ran out of everything. We ordered to go we had to wait an hour and a half to come pick it up and then waited at least another hour at the restaurant to get the food. Some people said they were waiting two hours. The flavor of the sauces were good, but each dish was missing most of their main components! Overall, there was barely any meat in the food. Mongolian beef tasted good, but there was like four pieces of beef in there, the Kung pow chicken was all peanuts and celery. The pork egg rolls were all cabbage and some had spicy mustard in them and others didn't. The crab Rangoon and orange chicken were good and the fried rice was ok. The chow mein was very sad it had literally two noodles in the whole thing. It was all bamboo shoots, onions, and celery. I think they just ran out of everything and we got the bottom of the barrels. Very disappointing, especially for Christmas Eve. The sauces showed potential but don't go there on a busy night and don't Order to go! Having said all that I would try it again like mid week when they're not busy to see what the food is really like.

Food was delicious. Very quick. Easy to use online ordering. Very friendly staff! Thank you Tom!…read moreSuper clean and cute inside. Small amount of seating but awesome sized lunch portions.

Easy and yummy. Food is always hot and ready. Priced appropriately. They don't have a lot of…read morecompetition around here and they do a great job.

Ordered fried rice and rangoons for delivery. Very good! Plenty of cheese in the goons!read more

Dine in area is very small. The to-go containers are the cheap white containers and two of them…read moreexploded in the bag by the time we got home to our family of eight. Nothing was labeled which was an issue because we had never been to this place before and we bought so many dishes. I believe it was the Garlic Chicken and the Sichuan Shrimp that we all agreed we liked. The beef was tough in both beef dishes. The overall flavor averaged out to be a C-grade. Some dishes were a little better than average and some less. Nothing inedible and nothing great.

What happened! This used to be such a great place for Thai food but the last couple (few) times…read morehave been awful. Thought maybe it was a bad day but this appears to be more of the norm. Be forewarned it's not at all what it used to be.

Nope. Won't be back. I love Thai food and have wanted to…read moretry this place for a long time but since we usually have someone with us that wants more traditional American food when we visit the area so we hadn't made it there yet. We came to the area our own this time so thought we'd finally give it a try. I was undecided between the Pad Thai which I almost always get the first visit somewhere and the drunken noodles. It's kind of my gauge to how good the place is because I figure if the can't get this dish right I can't expect the more complex ones to be. We ordered the Pad Thai, Drunken Noodles and the summer rolls. I'll start with the summer rolls. We typically see them with shrimp and the menu didn't say anything otherwise. There was both shrimp and chicken in them, and they were quite large and loosely wrapped. 2 for $8 was steep though considering the chicken was tough and the shrimp was strong tasting. I couldn't make myself eat them. My husband managed to eat most of one. They came with what was obviously a jarred sweet and sour sauce -another disappointment as peanut sauce is so much better and what I was kind of expecting as that is usually the norm. The drunken noodles had a nice initial flavor but the heat was more than expected for medium. My husband and I always get medium for Thai dishes and typically they are just right or a little light in heat for us. This one they had been a bit generous with the heat so much so that it was almost hard to eat. It said there were a variety of veggies but it really only had green and red peppers. There was a decent amount of chicken in the dish. There may have been some green onion but only a couple of pieces, it felt like it was enough so they could say it was included even though you had to hunt to find them. Last to the Pad Thai, my typical initial gauge for a new to us Thai place. There was a generous amount of noodles, but were on the verge of undercooked. It couldn't figure out the flavor, but they were quite sour compared to any I've had before and I'll have to say it didn't do it for me. I would say they were almost eating wha I would call sweet and sour noodles if I was to give them a name. There was no richness or depth to the flavor at all. Again the items in the noodles were sparse at best. Very little chicken in this one, a crumble of egg, and I think I saw like 4 bean sprouts.. not acceptable for $15. They did have the required peanuts on the top though. Oh, and a slice of lemon, something else I'd not seen served before with Thai food. I had high hopes at this being a great place to visit when we are in the area since we love Grand Haven and I love Thai food but this ain't it. Bummer. So sad.

We VERY briefly had Rock N Thai in Muskegon and my experience with it was quite mixed. If you had a…read morebad experience there I'd highly recommend giving the Grand Haven location a shot. The menu was completely different and the caliber of the food was much higher in both taste and presentation. I don't know if the Muskegon location was a different owner but it was absolutely the "Great Value" brand of this chain. They know what they're doing here!

Rock n Thai Cafe is what happens when someone decides that flavor should come first and air…read moreconditioning should come... eventually. Inside the building, it was roughly the temperature of a Bikram yoga studio during a heat wave, so we opted to eat outside. It was 82° outside but at least we had a breeze and an umbrella! Fortunately, the food was worth every degree. The mango curry was excellent--just the right balance of sweet and heat. The roast pork spring rolls were equally satisfying: generously filled, tightly wrapped, and served with two dipping sauces that paired perfectly with the pork. Everything came out quickly and piping hot, and the portions were no joke. You could easily split a dish or take half home. The woman at the counter was full of energy--cheerful, efficient, and completely dialed in. Even during a steady flow of orders, she made sure we had everything we needed. If you're in Grand Haven and looking for bold, comforting Thai food, Rock n Thai delivers. Just maybe grab a patio seat if the thermostat's on vacation.

The restaurant was a small cozy experience with wonderful service and a pescatarian friendly menu!…read more I noticed with the menu was so organized that the green titles were vegan, red titles were for foods with meat and the black titles were for non vegan but also non meat foods. It's also pretty affordable and all the stuff seems like it's relatively a well balanced meal. The food was delicious, and I honestly went here Sunday and Tuesday (they're closed on Mondays) because it was that good. Both times we had the same server and she was so incredibly nice and helpful and even had suggestions when my boyfriend and I were unsure where to start. I tried the Lychee Juice and it was so good!! It just looks a bit cloudy. I researched the juice and it's pretty good for you too which is always a plus! Only thing not pictured of what we tried (on Monday) was the Vegetable Samosa. It was good, as was the other appetizer, the onion bhaji but I honestly got bored after a little bit and didn't finish my samosa and only ate one of the onion bhajis. Nonetheless the food was marvelous and i've already suggested this place to my loved ones and friends!

Again the lamb was to the point with rice. Love the vegetable Somoza they were better than before…read more Mango lasi was great. The service was too slow. Had to wait too long. Although worth it. They need a waitress. Is too much for one young lady. I'm starting to understand why most people order take out. The other patrons were not friendly at all. Maybe is a grand haven thing, or maybe they do not like diversity. I just did not feel comfortable. Luckily I was with my family. Next time. Take out it is.

Naan pizza sounded like a fun fusion option with reasonable prices. Following a lovely morning at a…read morecafe and visiting the farmer's market we decided on this spot for lunch. When we arrived we noticed it was a two in one restaurant serving both traditional and fusion naan pizzas. They also had new prices. Everything was $4 more. Inflation hit and surprised us. Nevertheless we ordered a 9 inch chicken tikka masala pizza and cheese sticks for $27. SMH. The toppings were not cut for pizza's and it was clear to us that they were the same veggies they prepared for their curries. Huge chunks of peppers etc. The naan pizza was disappointing. It was $15 for a McCormick's tasting curry sauce with oddly cut veggies found under the cheese. The chicken had been toasted so long I thought they were croutons until I took a bite. Not worth it. The cheese sticks for the kids had some curry sauce brushed on with melted cheese and jalapeño. The man knew I was ordering it for the kids and the menu didn't say it came with anything but bread and cheese. SMH. That was a wasted $11. All of this took over 20 minutes to prepare. We were the only patrons. The place was dark, dusty and when we sat at the booth offered to us, I almost fell through to the floor. We chose to eat outside, across the street at some picnic tables because it was sunny and the air smelled fresh. The owners were nice enough, but I had to request napkins and the food was just okay. Glad we tried it, but I don't think we'll be back. Not good enough quality or balance of flavors for the price.

Went on a dark gloomy day. Unfortunately the inside of the restaurant is dark and gloomy too, and…read moreseemed pretty dingy. We ordered 2 pizzas, one chicken tikka and the other veggie. The tikka was pretty spicy but good, the waitress didn't ask what spice level we wanted. The veggie pizza was less spicy but pretty skimpy on the vegetables other than green peppers. We never found any eggplant. We were the only patrons the whole time we were there. I doubt we will go back. I think it's the only Indian restaurant in the area.