New Asian Cuisine

New Asian Cuisine is a hidden treasure! I was warmly greeted by the owner with a smile. I could tell he truly appreciated my business which is a breath of fresh air from other restaurants in town who think they are doing me a favor by eating at their restaurant. The food was fresh and delicious and the egg roll was fresh too! At most Asian restaurants, the egg rolls are frozen, but I could see the fresh cabbage when I bit into the egg roll at New Asian Cuisine. I will definitely be back and if you are craving Asian food — this is the only place to go!

I haven’t been to this restaurant in a very long time and all I can say is I’ve been missing out. We went on Christmas Eve since it was one of the only places in town open it was packed we got seated and given our menus but it was at least 10 minutes till we got to order our drinks. Again it was very busy over all the service was really slow and the waitress seemed very stressed not that I blame her. I ordered wonton soup and chicken Lo Mein. Everyone at the table gets to snack on their in house made fried noodles and duck sauce and they are yummy, my Wonton Soup came out hot and very good. And then the Lo Mein came it looked so good everyone at the table was in awe over my plate and looks did not lie it was delicious! Chicken, bean sprouts, green onion, and snow peas. My dad got Cashew Chicken he said was very good as well and my mom ordered from the Japanese Grill menu Teriyaki chicken with mixed vegetables it was pretty good but not as good as the other things we tried. They have a pretty good looking lunch specials menu as well we will definitely be back!

Mediocre food. Ive had better and had worse. Cant say i will be in a rush to go back here. Price was not bad

Took a chance visiting this restaurant. Chinese food in Charlotte leaves allot to be desired.
Walking to my car after leaving out of Harris Teeter, I happen to glance over and read the huge sign. Not sure if this was a new place or not, but decided to check it out on Unilocal first. Reviews seemed fair.
Walked over and ordered carryout.
Less than 10 minute wait. Drove back home, prayed for my food, and dug in. The shrimp fried rice was great. Not too salty. Shrimps are not microscopic size. Just really good. The orange chicken was meh. Chicken was chewy. The orange glaze was salty and tongue numbing. Not ordering that again.
However, the fried rice is good enough to convince me to return and try another side item. Next time I will try the beef broccoli.
I will keep Unilocalers posted.
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Update: I am addicted to their fried rice. It really is good. Paired it with Pineapple Chicken. Very good. So I upped them a star. Plus we had such an enjoyable dining experience.

I was picking up To-​Go food at a place close but and suddenly craved Cheese Wontons and Chicken and broccoli. I’m from NY and can’t find good Chinese food anywhere down here. This place was pretty decent. Good price and decent flavor.

I placed a pick up order at 4:30 to be picked up 6:30. I arrived at 6:00 the lady running the desk put my order in immediately. One of the males, possibly the manger came out and told me the order was being worked on and would be out shortly. It was a HUGE order. They sat me while I waited and asked if I wanted a drink. Definitely customer service focused. That they serve Thai, Hibachi and Chinese is a huge bonus. The food was excellent and abundant. They have a life long customer!

Tried this place for the first time. The food was good! I had hibachi chicken and my mom had scallion chicken. Both dishes were a good price on their lunch menu. I will be coming back. Service was good and staff was friendly. Wonton soup good price and was very good.

Decent meal and selection. Small on the inside, but it is in a strip mall. But so far as far as quick and close it is the best thing in town.

Two words… Simply delicious. It was a perfect helping for a wonderful hangover helper. The service was helpful and attentive. Would highly recommend!!!

this would be 4 star (for the food) but the people are so rude.

Not your typical hole in the wall Chinese food. More traditional type stuff. Love the family atmosphere amongst the staff.

Came on s Sunday around 1 pm. Service was good and efficient. Hot & sour soup and Wonton soups were tasty. The chicken and cashew with egg roll and fried rice was enough to split! It was very good and the chicken tender.
We have been here 3 times and had a consistent experience

Everything we ordered was very good! We ordered shrimp fried rice, sesame shrimp, and vegetable lo mein. The Shrimp fried rice was my favorite. The flavors were great. We ordered right before they closed. When we picked up the food it was ready and the cashier was very friendly. What more could a girl ask!?!

We used to frequent the restaurant. Recently, the food quality and flavors changed. Not sure if there is a new cook, management or something else. So sad about that! Used to be such a great place to get delicious take out or dine in Chinese food.

I haven’t tried many dishes here but the ones I have are good. I like the orange chicken and mango chicken. The only thing I will say about the mango chicken is that it comes with too much sauce. I’d advise asking them to not put quite so much in. It is almost a bowl of soup, there’s so much sauce.

Have eaten here many times, and have taken quite a few other people from time to time. Everyone has liked it a lot. The hostesses and waitresses are very friendly and helpful in explaining different preparations and sauces. Food has always been very good, large portions. Eggrolls are crispy, pad thai very different from the usual. Everything we have ever eaten here has been tasty and well prepared. One of our favorite places to eat.

We’ve been eating here pretty regularly for the three years we’ve lived in Charlotte. The ladies who work here are always friendly and accommodating. Portions are of good size. I always have leftovers for lunch the next day.
They are always closed on Tuesdays so remember that tidbit next time you want Chinese on a Tuesday.

(queue the crickets…)
It’s been about four months since I got take out and still the crickets are in my head for a review.
I was really craving hot and sour soup and had been meaning to give them a try. The first time I went there I ask if they accept AMEX — which they don’t and I didn’t have cash on me so my visit would have to wait.
Finally a chance came about… I was sick at home and craved some soup. So I got the soup and was not excited by it nor disgusted by it. It was soooo thick and missing the kick that usually comes with it.
I asked for broth only — can’t stand meats in my soup, I don’t care if they are made with a meat base, but I just hate meats in my soup. Again, it was so thick it kinda freaked my mouth out…
I’ve ordered it again, but really doubt I’ll return. The tofu broccoli is okay, yet a bit greasy, but again, nothing that stands out…
All in all, I’ve had better… thanks though.

I’ve had take out from here a few times for lunch. I’ve had the scallion chicken each time. Great flavor. I like the sweet heat. The egg roles are nice & crunchy. The service is quick (when you call in an order, it takes about 10 minutes for pick up) and the price is very affordable (about 7 bucks). If you’re looking for a nice, quick and affordable lunch in the Mint Hill area, swing on by.

There is one day a week they are not open so call first.
Other than that, they have decent food and its actually pretty good compared to all the Tings and ChinChins on Central or Albemarle road. So what I’m sayin is its worth the drive down Lawyers to get ‘better’ chinese food.
Oh… the two dishes I like there aren’t even Chinese. Pad Thai or the Curry Chicken. I did get the typical general’s chicken and the Sa cha and loved them both.