So New Blue Sky is a typical hole in the wall chinese take-out. The apps we ordered were a bust…read morebut the entrees were good. We tried the steamed pork dumplings, the fried wonton, and egg rolls. None were remarkable, noteworthy, or worth the calories. I ordered a chicken with black bean sauce and my son got the general Taos chicken combo. Both were pretty good. So if you are not big on ordering apps this place might be right for you. Unfortunately so so dumplings just doesn't cut it so our hunt for a good chinese take-out local place continues. On a positive note New Blue Sky Chinese is so far the best of the local places we've tried but that bar isn't very high. The portions were generous.

We wanted to try a local Chinese restaurant, and found this one with good reviews on Google and…read moreYelp. Easy to order online. We ordered a small lol mein, a ho fun with chicken, beef with garlic and a mapo tofu. Great delivery service. The food was neatly packaged and warm. The food was OUT OF THIS WORLD. Each dish was respectively flavorful; no complaints. Also, a decent price for all the items. Ordering again soon!

Very cute, small Chinese food spot on the corner of a plaza in Lodi. My family has been ordering…read morefrom them since 2003 and they've always been great! Walked down there today to get some curry chicken, and it's very flavorful as to be expected - and I love that they add snap peas and water chestnuts to their curry! The woman at the front is extremely effective for how busy it can get between both the in-person orders and over the phone, and was even able to order in Chinese with her! 多謝您們，唐人中華料理！

Believe or not, there are "levels" to Chinese fast food (aka bootleg Chinese food). And Lodi…read moreChinatown Gourmet Kitchen is, in my humble opinion, on the lower end. We decided to go out of our way and give them a try, based on some old Yelp photos of their pan fried dumplings and how good it looked in the photos. I constantly subject myself to new, lower-end establishments in hopes of finding gems here and there, but I should have known better with this one. This restaurant is very typical of any Chinese fast food restaurant and they serve most of the usuals here - I'm hoping the "usuals" of Chinese fast food need no introduction what so ever. In addition, there are your lunch specials as well, which are served daily from 11AM - 3PM. We ended up ordering the Pan Fried Pork Dumplings and a Chicken with Garlic Sauce Lunch Special with Pork Fried Rice and Wonton Soup for takeout. First, before I dive into the flavors, it was very disappointing to find out that the Pan Fried Pork Dumplings only came with 6 pieces. 6 pieces for $8!?!? What has this world come to that a bootleg pan fried pork dumpling is $1.33 each!?!? As for the food, meh. The pork dumplings were rather very average. It wasn't great, but it wasn't the worst pork dumpling I've ever had. As for the Chicken with Garlic Sauce - another meh. I've definitely had better when it comes to this type of a lunch special. The taste of it all was just a bit off and not as good as other Americanized Chinese fast food we've had at other places. It was worth a try to see if they served better pan fried dumplings than our favorite Chinese fast food restaurant, but the answer was a clear NO. As for the other food, it wasn't much better either.

This place is the spot for a wonton soup that has its own unique touches and arroz chaufa. This…read moreplace will set the best expectation for arroz chaufa. It's a small restaurant but it is authentic in its appearance and its food. I have only eaten inside the restaurant a handful of times and each time the service was great.

Food is great! Definitely worth the trip…read more They don't do uber or door dash but like I said above it is worth the trip.

My go to Chinese restaurant in the neighborhood nice family owned Chinese restaurant. They do…read morequality food. They're very pleasant. Call ahead when you get there. Your order is ready. I'd recommend this restaurant.

What happened to this place? Perhaps new ownership. It's so…read moremuch different from what it was a year or two ago. Food very very bland. Definitely not worth any amount of money. Never again will will order from here again

I threw out my chicken dish. The dog turned up her nose at it. The few bits I had made me sick…read more Never again. My son got a different chicken dish. His was eatable but anything noteworthy and certainly not worth the price.

This is a solid 1-2 experience…read more Worse than trader joe's frozen asian food, which says a bit.

Service was good but the food was inedible. The egg roll was good but the generals chicken was so…read moregross. One bite and in the garbage. Even the rice had a foul taste.

This review is based on service as I didn't get a chance to try their food because the woman who…read moreanswered the phone informed me that because my address was 2.7 miles away and their delivery radius was only 2.5 miles I would have to pick up the food! I explained that I was at work and we could not leave that's why we are calling for delivery. Needless to say I informed her that we were ordering 8 Dinner specials and asked her to reconsider. She quickly responded by stating "I will ask my manager" and abruptly hung up on me!

We ordered 2 combos, a small wonton soup, steamed dumplings, and fried wonton. For me, the…read moredumplings and my white meat sesame chicken with fried rice were the stars. I'd skip the soup and other apps. The pork lomein combos was just ok. The egg rolls were not greasy but lacked flavor. The fried wonton were not crispy. The soup chicken broth tasted odd to me.

Americanized Chinese food that could be MUCH better…read more As a Chinese American, I've had my fair share of legitimate Chinese food in my lifetime and love Chinese food. However, I will also say that I've also had my fair share of Americanized Chinese food. Most Chinese people probably wouldn't be too proud of that fact, but I consider myself a man of every food. I don't discriminate just because a twist doesn't make a food authentic - yah dig? If it taste good, it taste good, even if not authentic. With that said, I do want my Americanized Chinese food to taste just as good as any I've had in the past and, unfortunately, Ya Food Chan's just didn't cut it for me. Maybe it'll do for you, but, for me, I've had much, much better. First off, as you'd expect with most local Americanized Chinese restaurants, this place can sure use a makeover. Honestly, it almost feels like a health risk every time I have Americanized Chinese food anywhere because some spots can look sketchy and Ya Food might be teetering on that border. I am glad to report though that I am 100% healthy and the food was fine. As for the menu, it has all of your typical favorites - Chicken and Broccoli, General Tso's Chicken, Egg Foo Young, etc., etc., etc. The menu was pretty typical of all Americanized Chinese restaurants. My wife and I decided to take a chance and we came here to order a few lunch specials and misc. items: Chicken with Mixed Vegetable Lunch Special Egg Foo Young Lunch Special Beef with Black Bean Sauce Lunch Special Pork Dumpling Hot and Sour Soup Typically, when we order Americanized Chinese food, we order from the Lunch Special menu and, shockingly, the prices were pretty much on par with other restaurants we had been too when we lived in NYC. From 11am-3:30pm, their lunch specials go into effect for anywhere from $7.15-$8.00. In addition, their lunch specials come with white, roast pork or vegetable fried rice and a choice of wonton, egg drop soups or an egg roll/soda. So, the prices are reasonable, but, unfortunately, the food was blah. In no way, am I expecting a 5 star meal, but the flavors were just off. The Egg Foo Young itself was fine, but the sauce for it did not taste good. It definitely was not what I have been accustomed to. The roast pork fried rice with our specials were OK. As for the soups, wonton, egg drop and hot & sour - all a real disappointment. All of them were watery and not very flavorful. Like I said, I don't expect a 5 star meal when eating at such an establishment, but I would expect better flavors for what it is. Americanized Chinese food is sort of my guilty pleasure and there was no pleasure eating the food we ordered. I'm hoping this was a one off and I might give them another shot, but there are also plenty of other Americanized Chinese restaurants in NJ that I would like to give a chance before coming back.