New China Star

it was edible at best, i ordered over the phone and they told me a half hour to pick it up which is longer than normal for these places. i show up forty minutes after i called and they never put in my order. didnt get my food until over an hour after i placed my order the first time. the egg roles were burnt and the general tso’s chicken was very bland. the won ton soup was ok but not as flavorful as usual places i’m used to. the chips they give you were all stale and they didnt even give me a discount or anything for making me wait so long. i wouldnt recomend it to anyone.

Consider this for take-​out only, the ambiance in the small space is not conducive to enjoying food. In February the small space is cold, loud, and badly lit with cold fluorescents.
No question it’s real Chinese, at least cooked by real Chinese — all conversation behind the counter is clearly (loudly) Chinese.
I sampled the egg rolls, fried dumplings, and hot & sour soup.
The fried dumplings were excellent and it was a big order I think there were 10 in there with a nice sauce. Very satisfying.
The eggroll was… edible. Not great but not awful. I ate it but I wasn’t smiling.
The hot and sour soup was just plain awful. I order hot and sour soup everywhere and it’s hard to mess it up but this stuff was just gelatinous and flavorless. One spoonful and I knew I wouldn’t be able to finish it. If I had to put a name to the flavor, let me see… it would be lima bean. Yes, bland pasty lima beans. Maybe that’s some kind of raw soy flavor, I don’t know.
So in the end? Not great.

There steamed dumplings are good. All other stuff is typical fast-​food Chinese.