This is my top spot for chicken fingers, General Tso and pork fried rice. I figured I would add…read morethat to my other reviews

I live close to Main Garden and it's always my go to spot for Chinese food for the last 5 years…read more They pack the boxes full so you get what you pay for. I usually go for the lunch or dinner combo boxes to get more for your money. I haven't pictured everything I've gotten here but anything I have ordered has always tasted and looked fresh and never waited longer than 20 minutes to pick up my order. For my college graduation party last year, we ordered over $100 worth of food and we didn't call ahead. We waited less than 45 minutes. Everyone at my party said how good and fresh the food was and asked where we had ordered it from.

Very expensive compared up other places but this is definitely the best tasting Chinese food in the…read morearea.

I've lived in Westfield for more than 20 years. I probably tried Golden Peacock about 15 years ago,…read moreand the experience was so disappointing that we ended up throwing most of the food away. Tonight, I found myself home alone and hungry, and after seeing so many positive reviews, I decided to give them another chance. The staff were very friendly, but I noticed the same unusual smell I remembered from years ago. I ordered Combo A: General Tso's Chicken, Pork Fried Rice, and Crab Rangoon. The pork fried rice was underwhelming. The pork was tough, and the flavor seemed to be little more than soy sauce. It was mostly rice with a few onion slices and pieces of pork. The General Tso's Chicken was disappointing as well. There was very little actual chicken and a lot of batter. The sauce was brown in color and tasted nothing like the General Tso's sauce I've had elsewhere. It lacked flavor, and aside from a single piece of pepper, there were no vegetables. The Crab Rangoon was okay. The texture was different from what I'm used to, but it was edible. Overall, I found it to be an $18.75 meal that was largely inedible. While I appreciate the friendly service, the food simply wasn't for me, and unfortunately my second visit didn't change my opinion.

My family have gone there for many years.On Saturday we ordered takeout.We got fried shrimp the…read moreshrimp was dehydrated, chicken fingers over cooked, shrimp roll dehydrated, pork lo mein pork was dryed out.The chicken chow mein, chicken had a coating on it which appeared to be a corn starch.We will not be going back.

We ordered sesame chicken and Sichuan shrimp and chicken and both dishes were very good. The egg…read moreroll was not greasy and loaded with pork and cabbage. Everything was hot and fresh and we will definitely be returning.

Been our family's go to Chinese take out for years. Extensive menu and food is decent. For some…read morereason I like this type of Chinese food (something about New England) better than actual REAL Chinese food. I was in China for a week last year and didn't care for the authentic stuff. Portions are huge and food is always ready by the time we drive to pick it up...never had to wait. The place is nothing exciting to look at when you walk in to pick up, but the food is good.

My husband and I love this place so much!!! I come from the Bay Area of California so my standards…read moreof Asian food are pretty high. It was difficult moving to Connecticut where I feel like Italian and American food are more of the specialties. This place feels like home and I am so happy seeing the family every time I come in. I will continue to be a regular and am so happy to live close to this restaurant.

It's take out only. I've had better. The chicken teriyaki is half of a regular piece than other…read moreplaces and a bit dry. Shrimp fried rice has no flavor. Woman was friendly when I picked it up. Not sure I would get from them again.

Chicken chow mein and egg roll with wonton soup…read more Outstanding nice background of ginger and other subtle flavors. I will return. Ordered a house chow mei fun to go.

I am always craving this place. They have noodle dishes and the wonton is delicious. The workers…read moreare super nice and helpful and were able to accommodate for 10 people last minute. It has a traditional looking interior with wooden plaques around. I would have to recommend getting wontons no matter what dish you get, the sauce is so good and we were picking at the peanuts. I got my favorite Hot n Spicy noodles, this was a little more sour than I remembered so if you don't like sour soups I wouldn't recommend. The Dan Dan Noodles were great although could use a little more sauce. The cucumber dish was good, a little small but was refreshing to eat.

Lao Hu Tong is a Chinese restaurant focused on Northern Chinese comfort food, with a menu centered…read morearound handmade noodles, dumplings, soups, and classic dishes. We walked into a casual but welcoming space that fits the style of food being served, the kind of place designed around hearty meals rather than a quick stop, with dishes meant to be shared and enjoyed together. The dining room has a warm, unpretentious energy that encourages lingering over a meal rather than rushing through it. The biggest highlight for us was the soup dumplings and noodle dishes. The soup dumplings had a good balance of thin dough, flavorful filling, and broth inside without feeling too heavy, and the wrapper held together well without breaking. The beef noodle soup was another standout, with tender beef that fell apart easily and a rich, aromatic broth that made it a satisfying choice. The handmade noodles had a great texture, with a chewy bite that added more depth compared to typical packaged noodles, and they absorbed the broth well without becoming mushy. We also enjoyed the other dishes that leaned into Northern Chinese flavors. The dan dan noodles had a strong savory profile with a good amount of spice, while the potstickers had a nice contrast between the crispy exterior and softer filling. The menu has a good variety, making it easy to order multiple dishes and try different styles of food in one visit. The portions were generous, and the balance of flavors across the table kept the meal interesting from start to finish. The restaurant can get busy, especially during peak meal times, but the wait was manageable. Service was friendly and helpful throughout the meal, with the staff checking in at the right moments and offering guidance on the menu when needed. The pricing also feels reasonable for the amount of food provided, making it a good value for a meal that feels substantial and well prepared. Lao Hu Tong is a solid choice for Northern Chinese cuisine, especially if you are looking for handmade noodles, dumplings, and comforting dishes. The food feels focused on traditional flavors rather than trying to reinvent classics, which is what makes the experience enjoyable. It is the kind of place that delivers on the promise of a warm, satisfying meal without unnecessary fuss.

Consistent, flavorful, and good portion sizes. Went for lunch and the service was pretty quick,…read morethough we went right at opening so they were still in the process of starting their day. Lunch specials are smaller portion, but good for the price (raised to $12.95 now since my last menu photo) We split a lot of dishes because we couldn't decide: Wonton soup appetizer {4.5/5}: Loved how delicate the wontons were and the clear broth was great for a cold day. Tad too salty though. Lunch special --Braised pork belly {3/5}: Very tender, but kind of monotone in flavor. Very filling! Lunch special --Hot and sour gizzards {4.5/5}: This might freak people out in terms of texture, but I LOVE this texture. Good chew and pops of heat from the peppers and acid from the pickled green beans Lunch special --Cumin dish lamb {3/5}: kind of chewy and not as much flavor as I wished, but not bad! Chicken wings {3/5}: Crunchyyyy. Battered wings, not as much flavor as their chongqing chicken which I prefer, but not bad

Really good sichuan food, giant portions, authentic…read more Been meaning to swing by this place. Often cited as one of the best sichuan places around, had to make the trek to see. Outside is very much a busy shopping plaza in not the best part of town. Inside is a completely different story. Very clean and spacious, lots of booths and tables. Decorated well and a lot to see. The staff were friendly but there was a slight language barrier. We fumbled through the menu and found some bites to try. Food came out relatively quick, and that was a bit to manage because there were a lot of plates brought rather quickly. We got pics and dug in. The bites were flavored well. Nothing felt too greasy or under seasoned. The white pepper chicken was very crispy. But not a lot of chicken on each bite. The sweet and sour soup was both sweet and sour, but balanced enough that you could keep on eating it. The dumplings were fresh noodles and the filling was spiced well. The only flop was the spare ribs. Really tasty sauce, but very little meat on the bone. Had to suck on the bones to scrape enough meat off to make it a proper appetizer. It tasted good, just was not easy to eat. Price for the area was high for the neighborhood. It's got the quality and the flavor to command that price easily, but it doesn't match the stores. It's really good, but know that you're getting the real deal sichuan experience. Expect some heat, some saucy fingers, and some bones, and you'll get some really good bites