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New Yu House

3.3 (72 reviews)
InexpensiveCantonese
Closed 11:00 am - 9:45 pm

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Dinner Special D29
Andrew A.

A few different people had recommended this joint to me, so I finally had to check it out for myself. Upon walking in, this tiny little spot was PACKED with people waiting for their food. Usually a good sign. The counter was barricaded, which was amusing and confusing. Glad they're staying safe. I loved that this Chinese place is different than others, in that you can get two meals instead of one as one of the "dinner specials." I opted for the sesame chicken + general tso chicken + veggie Lo mein. I had to wait 45 minutes for the food. The portions are much smaller than other chinese joints. Additionally, there was minimal to no taste to any of the 3 food groups I selected. The sesame chicken was okay, but the G-Tso chicken was BLAND with no kick at all. The veggie lo mein was subpar. Don't know if it was an off night for them or not, since my friends raved about them. Not sure if I'll be back since there's a lot of other Chinese options in my area.

Combo general tso/sesame chicken with veggie lo mein
Jennifer O.

I'm not a big Chinese food person. I probably order it once a year, if that. This was the first place in a long time that the chicken didn't creep me out (i'm really weird with my chicken =o) The lo mein was really good as so was the pork fried rice. The beef and broccoli had a nice balanced sauce on it and the broccoli was perfectly cooked. We got 2 bags of wonton strips and they come with a homemade duck sauce that was delicious. I dipped my spring rolls in the duck sauce as well. The bag and homemade duck sauce is only one dollar! The spring rolls are a dollar something and they were decent although I prefer my spring rolls with a tasty fish sauce, but I think that's when I get Vietnamese spring rolls. My boyfriend really enjoyed his meal and has made this his go to place now when we having a craving for this type of food. Glad we tried it and we will be back

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Great Chinese take out! Food was great, quick service, clean and efficient. Highly recommend for good take out!

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10 months ago

I had high expectations because of many reviews. The meat was inedible and the egg rolls were horrible.

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2 years ago

Something has changed the sauces are minimal the taste is not good. They must have new cook.

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3 years ago

The best Chinese food in the area. I wasn't a huge fan of their steamed dumplings but everything else was SUPER yummy!

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We eat here anytime we order Chinese takeout because it is close to home. Good but not excellent.

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The food is good and the price isn't bad. Every so often it can miss but hands down my favorite Chinese delivery a

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I think there was a staff in training. After the food arrived, we were still missing a complete…read moreplace setting. I was looking forward to the Hainese Chicken but found it over cooked. I wasn't sure if it was reheated or due to the lack of experienced diners, who thought the redness near the bone on a pouched chicken was "raw". Not only was the chicken not served with ginger and scallion sauce, it was drizzled with soy sauce. I didn't taste the chicken flavor in the chicken rice either. Usually it's paired with the Hainese chicken. The mango chicken was too sweet, according to my husband and son. The roti canai was decent, but it had beef or pork in it. Previously, I've only had chicken in the sauce. With only 2 other seatings taken, we were sat next to a mom group of chatty 4 women. They were loud enough for our table not to bother speaking. When I go out with my girlfriends, we usually ask for a table in to corner or back, as to not bother other customers. We don't live in the area and only stopped by for a college open house.

Excellent Malay food in Rochester! Pleasantly surprised at…read moreour dishes. Roti, eggplant in garlic sauce with pork, seafood tofu casserole, hainanese chicken. We also got salt pepper pork which was not on the menu, the waitress let us into The secret society of the off menu items! Chicken rice was great. We ate like pigs, had leftovers for few more meals and still came under expectations. Good lunch specials too. Right across street from RIT. Highly recommended.

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OG Dumpling House

4.1
(278 reviews)
9.5 mi

Food always looks as advertised and tastes even better. Food is very quick and staff are very…read morepolite. Typically a lot of people but wait is amost always quick

OG Dumpling House is a fun place to share a variety of dumplings and other Asian appetizers and…read moredishes. While visiting on a cool night, the Dan Dan Noodles sounded really appealing to me, and they did not disappoint! The bowl was a large portion with a good amount of noodles and tender, juicy ground pork. The broth was hot and spicy, but also flavorful...the heat was not too overpowering for me. I was very happy with my meal, but also happy to taste some other items we got to share. Edamame always seems like a good way to start a meal...these were overly salted for my liking. The scallion pancake was okay...a little small with just four thin pieces. More successful were the namesake dumplings. I really liked their versions of Xaio Long Bao - both the original pork and shrimp varieties contained delicious broth and fillings. We also shared the pork and chive dumplings, beef dumplings, and pork and corn dumplings...and we would order all of them again! The orange chicken was also an enjoyable dish to share, and good way to add some variety to the plethora of dumplings. I'm sure they get a lot of young customers from RIT and UofR, and the music catered more to this audience - it was a bit loud for my preference. But, service was very good and it is a fun casual environment to enjoy some good, reasonably priced chow with friends!

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3.4
(117 reviews)
7.8 mi
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Small but authentic! The style is more like south-easternish Chinese food…read more Environment: 5/5 On the date of visit, everything was clean. There isn't any uncleaned table or debris on floor. Place is small, so it is not ideal for a huge group of people. *It has an open style kitchen, so do not wear anything expensive clothing to prevent them from absorbing the smell. Food Quality: 5/5 I ordered stir-fried noodle w/ beef and sliced pork w/ garlic sauce. They freshly make your food and have them ready within a timely manner. The food was not greasy and they did not over salt it which is great. Food Quantity: 5/5 There were more than enough amount of food offered where I had to pack home at least half of both dishes I ordered. Food Presentation: 5/5 The food were presented nicely on plates that are consistent in style. No chips on plate. Customer Service: 5/5 Constantly checking if you need more water. Made sure you like their dish. Very friendly and helpful with dish selective when you're indecisive.

This place is great, if you like noodles. It's what they do fantastically well, quickly, and…read morecheaply. Just don't stray too deep into their menu of Chinese take-out standards, and you'll be happy, well-fed, and none too poorer. I love their stir-fried noodles, they're somehow perfectly toasted. Other selections like the egg drop soup or the ma-po tofu are good but somewhat bland and lackluster. The dim sum and apps are above average - crispy, zesty, savory, mwah! But the noodles steal the show on flavor and options. If you want, you can eat right there in the shop, it's no-frills but cozy.

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