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    3.7 (189 reviews)
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    Closed 4:00 pm - 9:00 PM
    Updated over 3 months ago

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    29. Orange Chicken 93. Pork Fried Rice
    McKenna G.

    I was craving good Chinese take out, and New China Express hit the spot! The portions are extremely generous for the cost. I ordered three items for myself (Pork Fried Rice, Orange Chicken, Beef & Broccoli) and would have been full off of just one. They're doing a cool promo where if you order a certain amount, they'll let you pick a free item to add on. Loved the extra crab cream cheese item! I wish that the chicken and beef was a little bit crispier, but that may just be personal preference. I'll definitely be returning and supporting local business

    33. Chicken with Broccoli 60. Vegetable with Tofu
    Dominique D.

    A little neighborhood gem! On our evening walk we passed by New China Express and decided to get takeout since they're open until 9pm. We ordered the Chicken Broccoli ($14.99 ) and the Tofu Vegetables ($13.99) which were ready for takeout in less than 10 minutes! Really good portions and they were friendly as well. Will be returning!

    Sturdy packaging shrimp fried rice
    Aj J.

    Great food and fast service lady taking orders is always polite! prices are different on the inside menu and there's not a lot of space to sit down and eat but the food is always amazing! I love the fried rice so much it's my go to and packaging is super sturdy!

    Family run business near by, from the time I order to the moment the delivery person is at my door is 20 min max! Very tasty! You get free delivery on their site and they usually have a free something with x amount of money spent. I am definitely a new regular!

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    Jamie Y.

    A great neighborhood spot that's truly a hidden gem. I'm shocked this place doesn't have better reviews, as the quality and taste of food here is MUCH better than most Chinese American take out style restaurants in Seattle. Good portions, quick friendly service, and tasty comfort food-all cooked with well tenderized and marinated meat. This is actually one of the only restaurants that velvet their meat-a step most Chinese restaurants in Seattle skip. Depending on what you order, some dishes are prepared more authentic and home style than others. 1. Broccoli beef: well tenderized beef, good portion, good flavor. Good amount of sauce. 2. Honey walnut shrimp: lightly battered, decent sized shrimp, not over cooked. Wish they gave a bit more sauce, and a couple more pieces of shrimp. But overall, a good flavorful dish and decent portion. 3. Honey walnut chicken: good portion, but needed more sauce as it was a bit dry. The chicken is lightly coated in flour before being deep fried, vs dipped in a wet batter and then deep fried. I preferred the honey walnut shrimp to the chicken as it was a bit saucier. 4. Hand pulled noodles: really good and a must get! I am addicted to this dish! This is very much a homestyle/comfort dish. The super thick texture of the noodles are amazing and reminds me of something my grandma used to make. 5. Chicken chow mein: really good. The noodles used in this dish is a thicker cut Shanghai type style noodle vs egg noodles, and is prepared mildly saucy vs dry. Cooked simply, and well flavored. This came free as we ordered more than $45 pre-tax food. Would order again even without the offer. 6. Orange beef: large portion, well flavored, but wish they were a little more heavy handed with the sauce. 7. Curry chicken: large portion, heavy on the mixed vegetables (cabbage, broccoli), 2.5/5 spice level. Wish they added potatoes and coconut as I prefer Cantonese style curries. 8. Shrimp foo young: good portion, large shrimp is used, simple eggs and shrimp with some corn sprinkled in. It comes with a sauce that didn't interest me at all. A bit heavy handed on the salt (only ordered this one time), but the flavor is good. 9. Salt pepper prawns: good portion, they use prawns with the shells off and is lightly battered, great flavor, and good amount of heat. I'm not sure what entree comes with the rice, or if a rice comes complimentary after x dollars spent. We usually order 2-3 entrees and a noodle dish, and it comes with a super small container of rice. Definitely order more if you're into rice. I've only ordered from here a few times, and we were happy and satisfied each time. Looking forward to trying more dishes. This is definitely a take out only restaurant. Small mom and pop. The only reason why I am giving them 4 stars is because I wish some of their dishes were a bit saucier.

    R. C.

    Happiness on a plate. Our fav Chinese restaurant closed a few years ago and we have desperately been searching for a new place. Tonight we happily found it! Ordered 5 different entrees and I would go back for any one. Very friendly, fast, and ultra tasty. Hand shaven noodles are pure comfort food and a few fun menu items like strawberry crispy beef were delicious to try. I live by the Husky Stadium but will gladly be driving to grub on this goodness.

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    Everything was so good!!!! Probably my favorite Chinese restaurant in Seattle so far.

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    Ordered orange chicken. It had no flavor at all. Eggs rolls were dinky. The wonton soup was good, but that's it.

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    Got food poisoning the last time I ordered here. And not the mild kind. I almost went to the hospital.

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    Love this Chinese food joint! Best in the area! Super high quality and generous portions!

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