Very good pricing and nice staff! food is always amazing and fresh. hand drawn artwork on the walls…read moreis really cool too :)

Better than expected Chinese place in Aurora and cheap. Hong Kong is also generous with its…read moreportions. It has most of the basic stuff you can think of, and they do these well. According to them it seems they only do carryout so delivery isn't available here. They have some healthier choices including tofu. Came here after putting in an order as carryout. It looks like a typical strip mall Chinese restaurant. They also have lots of teas. A whole lot of flavors. The food is the main reason people go here though. I got us something for dinner and it wasn't too bad. The Kung Pao Tofu was the best sounding vegetarian choice so we got that. It's $10.15 for the only size, the large. The tofu wasn't as firm as we would have liked, but it wasn't too soft either so it was mostly okay. Good tasting sauce that made us happy we got it extra spicy, and there were lots of hot peppers in it. The vegetables could have cooked longer. For this cheap place it was actually good. It wasn't anything at all special but it was edible and that's better than some of these other places. The one we got is the best for vegans and vegetarians.

Dim sum selection: average and includes your standard fare. Looked pretty authentic…read more Service: just a lady at the counter taking your order. Price: this place is pretty expensive for dim sum. Usually places are 5-6$ per dish, but this place was $6.99. to me this is not worth it as I am unable to try other things I would like. Plus there's a 10% tax. The price made me subtract the stars unfortunately. Just not worth it. Taste: got the cuttlefish and bean curd. Both were pretty good with and good size. Classic taste for each. But nothing spectacular. Overall average dim sum at high price point

This place dim sum is so fresh and tasty . I'm glad they are here. I like the service too very…read morefriendly taking my order. Soybean milk had to order (hot) so good. I differently will go back again.

Food is amazing and authentic, we came here a lot of times and enjoy the dishes. Love both the Xian…read moreand sichuan cuisine, the hand pulled noodle is a must try.

Generous servings and everything we ordered was really tasty. Even though each dish was made to…read moreorder, it came out fast and piping hot. I also love the natural lighting in the restaurant and how much seating they have. My favorites were the cucumber dish and the Mongolian beef, one of the best Mongolian beef dishes we've had. We didn't get to try the noodles this time, but that's definitely on the list for our next visit.

This place has good food quality just based on the 2 dishes I had here with a friend…read more Quality- the lemon shrimp was crispy and the sauce was flavorful with sweetness and the shrimp was a bit overcooked though. It was very dry but since the sauce was there it offset the dryness. The boiled fish was great too. It was cooked well and a good combination of spicy and savory. Quantity- portion sizes are a bit smaller here Atmosphere- it was empty at 6pm on a Wednesday when I cane here. Great to have a place all for ourselves. Service- fast and attentive servers

Ordered uber eats from here. Food was ready in about 20 minutes. Staff was quick and friendly. Food…read morewas also pretty affordable and enough for dinner and leftovers the next day. Entrees come with rice. Singapore noodles combination - not a ton of meat but the noodles were generous. Solid curry flavor Mongolian beef - beef was tender but this was mostly onion Egg rolls - crispy and filled with chicken. My daughter liked these

I've generally had good experiences here which is why this last order stood out. I ordered the…read morebroccoli dinner special something I've had many times before and noticed the takeout container was smaller than usual. The portion was clearly reduced but the price stayed the same. This place has always been consistent for me so the change was frustrating. I understand costs go up but smaller portions without any notice isn't great. Has anyone else noticed this or was it just a one off? I'm hoping this isn't a new trend because I've otherwise enjoyed ordering from here.

Came for lunch at this Chinese restaurant in Aurora. If you don't have to immediately use the…read morebathroom after eating you got lucky. Lucky Panda is one of the many restaurants in strip malls in this part of town. Has a lot of the common items. There's beef and chicken of course, as well as tofu for healthy options. A lot of customers seem to get carryout. It's got a pretty big dining room if you want to eat inside. There's also a gaming section with a few slots. As for the food it's basic. It's about $14 for an entree. Portions are kind of big though. Has some that are spicy. We got the Kung Pao Tofu. Came with quite a few pieces of tofu in it. Too bad these were kind of burnt and tough. Had a good variety of vegetables including carrots and peas. The meal was pretty okay but they didn't understand we were eating in and they made it to go, so we ate it out of the bag at a table. For sure there's many Chinese restaurants that are much better. It's located in the one strip mall on Eola. There's a few options with tofu for vegans and vegetarians.

I hadn't eaten from New China Hut in a long time but I was downtown and Chinese sounded good so I…read moreplaced an order for the Empress Chicken dinner but paid a little extra to substitute a combination fried rice for the chicken fried rice. The empress chicken and fried rice were really good with generous portions for both as well as a good mixture of shrimp, beef, chicken and pork in the rice. I've had better egg rolls though and wasn't a fan of the sweet and sour dipping sauce that came in a cup with the meal. It was just a little too sweet for my taste. The meal was good overall and the takeout order was prepared really fast. The staff were nice on the phone and when I was picking up my order, but at a cost of $20 I will probably consider going to other places next time I'm in the mood for Chinese takeout.

I love Chinese food and decided to switch things up and try someplace new. Unfortunately, I can't…read moresay I will be a returning customer at New China Hut. We ordered take-out on a Saturday night. They said it would take 30-40 minutes to be delivered but it didn't come until over an hour later. We ordered the sweet and sour chicken dinner. The chicken was warm and crispy but only came with one tiny container of sweet and sour sauce which was barely enough for half the chicken. It also came with an egg roll and TON of white rice. Half the platter was rice and it came with another small box of rice on the side. The rice was on the dry side too. We also ordered garden fresh vegetables. I can't say they seemed very fresh though. To me, it was equivalent to the bottom of a bag of frozen vegetables that were microwaved a bit too long.

J's Kitchen is in a strip mall which makes it easy to park and locate. They are small/locally owned…read moreand halal certified. I had a craving for wonton soup and thankfully J's has it. I ordered online for carry out and the platform was easy to navigate. Once my husband and I arrived at the resto we were greeted by a very kind staff member. Our food wasn't ready but within 5 mins of us being there it was good to go. We tried the wonton soup and chicken dumplings app. Both were on the bland side. Normally I'm used to wonton soup also having noodles and theirs does not. Flavors were OK, felt like both dishes were missing spices. Everything was cooked perfectly though. Maybe we ordered the wrong items from here and need to try others instead.

It's not a pretty joint. There were boxes stacked near the…read moreentrance, the tables and chairs were pedestrian at best, and the decor wasn't (if you get my drift). In my experience, this signifies either the place was going to be a shithole to pass up, or it was a serious place to eat, then get out and go somewhere with an atmosphere. Happy to say J's (IMHO) is a serious place to eat. No-nonsense, direct and to the point. When I walked in, all those common chairs I mentioned were stacked upside down on the tables in the way that places do when they are closed. The taciturn fellow who worked there assured me they were indeed open, and explained they had just finish washing the floor. Please dont read any of this as negative-the best Chinese places I've ever been have looked like this-and if you've paid attention to the Travel/Food shows on the TeeVee, the joints in China itself are pretty much the same. On to the food, know this place is a Serious REAL-DEAL Chinese resto. I didn't notice if there were "Occidental" Chinese-type dishes on the carte, (primarily 'cos I wasn't looking for them). What I saw looked yum, and had a hard time making choices, even though I had read the menu multiple times and thought I know what I was going to order in advance. Confessionately, this is a chief feature for my tortured dining self-It's a wonder I even get fed in restaurants (especially the great ethnic ones), due to option anxiety. I zeroed in on "Street Noodles" for starters-wouldn't you? Then went to "Cold Beef Shank" for entreé. The Noodles were fab as was the Shank. The noodles were in a broth. with some hunks of bok choy and ground meat on top. Hearty, still light. The shank had a thin sauce complimenting but not obscuring the beefiness. One bugaboo: the Shank needed a bit of seasoning, and I wasn't going to use soy sauce, as I believed that would have marred the subtle flavors of the Beef. I asked for a salt shaker. It arrived, and I was a little taken back, 'cos it appeared it hadn't been washed in a while, and the salt inside was caked. It occurred to me this condition was present due to the non-use of said shaker. I don't think I've ever asked for a salt shaker in a Chinese resto. I pulled a toothpick out of my "Murse" and broke up the caked NaCl. Applying same to the pieces of Shank, the flavor bloomed and I was a happy boy. Bring some salt packets along when you visit "J's", maybe. The fellow who was waiter and cashier was a "western" fellow, whom I engaged and turned out to be quite an experienced foodie. some pleasant conversation indeed. Throwing 4 for this excellent establishment, with a few grains of salt separating it from 5...

Finally sat down here instead of takeout! Food was even more delicious hot off the grill! And that…read morehomemade orange sauce is LICK THE BOWL GOOD! Loved the shrimp lo mein with thick noodles. I don't normally eat egg rolls but the hot fresh roll dipped in the sauce was delicious

So unorganized. They said my order was ready for pick up and then we arrived and they didn't have…read morethe order.

I have been going to this restaurant since I was a young young kid in the late 90's probably close…read moreto win they first opened, and 1 thing I can always count on: excellence. extreme excellence. the food is ALWAYS the absolute best, and I have ordered many options. I moved away to Clarendon Hills, but my mom still lives near by & so today I was in the area & stopped by. Something I have ALWAYS loved about this restaurant is the fish tank, & I noticed it has recently been restocked with fresh Koi. Which, made me sad because it really made me realize how old I am. Ordered my food, General Taos, chicken Fried rice & crab rangoons, my old usual. Drove all the way home, and opened & absolutely devoured my meal. Literally 3 decades of going to this restaurant, and it STILL hits every time. Thank you.

Nice Chinese option in Aurora. We ordered chicken chow fun noodles, shrimp egg foo young, sweet…read moresour shrimp and Szechwan Chicken. They have good lunch specials and love their won ton soup. Great Service and clean restaurant. Thank you