Update time!! Since…read moremoving to Howell in 2013, I have eaten at China Moon as well as take out --- a lot. You can't Dine-in anymore since covid, but that doesn't stop this family from enjoying the delicious food here. Due to my health issues, I tend to get under the weather often---- so I have to just say that whenever I am feeling under the weather which can be often- my hubby and Mini-Me head right over to Linda's. I am a repeat order and she always has it ready for pick up. 2 large hot and sour soups, house fried rice and veg lo mein. On day 1 I love the HS soup broth, day 2 the soup vegetables with the rice, day 3 I repeat with the broth and day 4 vege and leftover rice and day 5 veg lo mein, this method works for me, and helps my body get back on track. Linda totally understands that her food makes me feel loads better and I able to get out of bed and function- I am not saying she is a miracle worker but...... after 10+ years of this, whenever I am sick- I can only say- that her restaurants hot & sour soup is my happiness, gets me out of bed able to work. Okay - and the rest of my family pretty much loves everything on the China Moon menu. Ingredients are fresh and if you have not tried the chicken wings, you have too, my husband really likes them. Family owned restaurant and I most appreciative of the hard work and dedication to their business. Support Local!

Been coming here ever since my family moved to Howell back in 2003!! Food is amazing and we order…read moretakeout from here almost every special family occasion. Easily one of the best Chinese food spots in Howell!

In Howell Plaza, you will find this Chinese restaurant waiting for customers. Upon realizing that…read morethey did not open on Tuesdays, I decided to return at another time. Brand: 5/5 Howell Kitchen is a Chinese restaurant located in Howell Plaza in Howell Township, and specifically serves Szechuan and Cantonese cuisines, which I appreciate. I really like the logo of Howell Kitchen with the leaping fish. The outdoor sign itself gets to the point with its name and Chinese characters. Inside, the grand wall art invites you with its realistic detail, and the wooden tiles give the establishment an authentic feel. Website: 5/5 It has a pretty good design, with a first impression that easily captures any curious passersby, a gallery of the menu items, and an option to scroll down smoothly. I do like the section that shows quotes from famous cooks. Most of the items on the menu have their own images. Wait Time: 5/5 I experienced no delays or issues while waiting for my order. I finished half of a page of fiction writing when my order arrived. Ambiance: 5/5 The establishment had no music, and it really did not need it. The machines in the kitchen gave off a strange, soothing cadence, making me think they already had music. I especially liked my booth, since it felt as though I sat within an establishment within an establishment, with the decorative wall art, the comfortable seats, and the large table. Despite the small space, the interior uses as much space as it allows with that booth being an example. As for the menu selection, you have a large array of options of Chinese cuisine. Food: 5/5 I ordered the Shrimp Egg Foo Young with sides of white rice and sauce. Every part of the meal had a well-prepared steam. The Shrimp Egg Foo Young had good texture along with the vegetables, even if it became difficult to cut with a plastic fork. While I could barely taste the shrimp, I could definitely taste the eggs and the vegetables. On their own they have an overall, unassuming taste, but dipped in the sauce and it has a pizza-like taste. I tried to use the sauce on the white rice as well, along with the complementary soy sauce, which definitely made the rice more savory and softer. Service: 5/5 I had no issues with the staff, whether it came to my order or the overall service. Cost: 5/5 Howell Kitchen manages to maintain a steady brand when it pertains to their food. Americans typically don't know about the distinct cultural identities throughout China, so I appreciate Howell Kitchen for specifying that they serve Szechuan and Cantonese cuisines. They look especially exquisite on their website menu, almost enticing anyone to place an order immediately. The wait time it took to prepare the Shrimp Egg Foo Young definitely matched the quality of the dish, since clearly the staff care deeply about the food they make and the establishment. The ambiance immersed me into the dining experience, and it did not try my patience while waiting for the order. Based on my first experience, I will say that it matched the standard appearance of a Chinese restaurant, with a tiny space and a view of the cooking process. However, what stood out was getting to sit nearby the painting, as though I became immersed into the landscape. The ambiance finds its way into the website as well. In order to enhance the Chinese cuisine within the website, my personal suggestion is to add quotes about Szechuan and Cantonese cuisine from throughout Chinese history. When I take into account the Shrimp Egg Foo Young, the rice, the sauce, the experience, and the effort to travel to Howell Plaza, I will definitely say that the price was worth it, and I got to introduce myself to a new dish. Rating: 5/5 Stars I enjoyed my experience in Howell Kitchen and I have hope that it will continue to represent Howell Plaza. I would consider it my first choice the next time I arrive at the plaza. Recommend To... Anyone nearby the plaza looking for Chinese food.

As a long time Howell, NJ residents our go to Chinese food take out has been 'Howell Kitchen'…read moreHowever lately the quality has been suffering so much so the food from there have absolutely no taste. In fact some of the fried food gives you heartburn probably because they don't replace the frying oils until it's totally burned. Their soup taste more like water than a soup. Even a Pork Fried Rice which was always very good, lost it taste. It is more like a white rice. It seems this place keep changing owners or cooks. Their prices are going up but it does not justify the bad quality. Time to find another place because I'm running out of heartburn medications!

Shit is fire - was in the area for sad reasons and this shit hits at 3am after you've moved all day…read moreand drove back and forth like frogger and just wanna relax and your feet feel like bricks but also feathers -

Great (American) Chinese experience - House special soup and appetizers are fantastic - Main…read moredishes, Chow mein and Mongolian beef were outstanding -

Very nice place. Service was great. Ordered ramen which was delicious. Pork fried rice was…read moreincredible. Def recommend.

Decent strip-mall Chinese restaurant with a good bustle...almost every table was occupied at 6pm on…read morea Friday. Nice mix of Thai and Chinese food. Hot & sour soup was good as was the egg roll, Green curry coconut chicken and Pad Thai.

They made this beautiful sushi cake, they will accommodate you on special request, they make you…read morefeel at home so friendly.

Food is great as was service, but do not dine in! They was a young girl from the staff practicing…read moreher dancing with the music super loud. Even after I asked them to lower, she barely lowered it and it was very loud. They also had restaurant music playing at same time and a TV on which made it nerve wracking! if you want an enjoyable meal in a non ADD setting, do not dine in. Our waiter was super friendly and food was really good but this loud music the girl was playing made for a very unpleasant experience and the staff did not seem to care she was doing this.

Food is great. Good price for live lobster and very tasty. On the sides, incredible fried…read moredumplings. The ribs are also legendary.

Best Yang Zhou Fried Rice in town, period! Every grain of rice is perfectly separated, packed with…read moresavory meats and fresh veggies, and has that amazing authentic wok hei flavors. The portions are huge and the kitchen environment is super clean and visible. You can really taste the decades of experience. Highly recommend checking them out!

Walking in almost made us leave immediately. The Noise!! Then the wait time. What restaurant…read moredoesn't take reservations on a Saturday for a party of 4, minimum of 6 so you are taking a chance going for an early 6:15 dinner and I was told an hour and a half wait (I think, too loud to really hear). Then there is no real place to wait, bar is packed with others waiting. Now the positives. Finally seated the service was very good and more importantly the food was the upscale Chinese advertised. Two of us ordered the Whole Crispy Red Snapper which our server suggested ordering just one and sharing. We ordered two but it was huge. Duck Lo Mein was also plentiful and the Honey Miso Salmon was a dish not found in most other Chinese restaurants. Prices are high compared to other Chinese places but not compared to other upscale restaurants.

Been coming to Peking Pavilion for years. They never disappoint. The service and atmosphere always…read moremake me feel like a queen. They have definitely perfected the perfect balance for American Chinese food and fine dining. The portions are huge, the service is quick and the food tastes GREAT! We had so many leftovers and for all of this food it was less than $90 a person. In the future, I would have gone with a larger group to split the large portions better. I really loved their skewered chicken and steak, egg corn chicken soup was PHENOMENAL. I was pleasantly surprised with the amount of gluten free options on the menu as well. Will be back!

A staple of Asian delight on the island. They are always presenting tasty dishes that cover the…read moreentire spectrum of Asian cooking. Simply put, great meal at a fair price.

We really enjoyed the food. Fresh tasting, good flavor and good service as we are in…read more We would certainly go back as very pleased with the food.