New Kam Lai Chinese Restaurant

This soup looks like an expertly landscaped koi pond that I could stick my head in, never come up for air again and it be all for the best

Spend $60 worth a good you don’t get anything beverage fee.

Best affordable Chinese food in the area

Food really varies drastically per dish. The good: - shrimp and vegetables which has big shrimp w a mix of fresh vegetables cooked just right at a good price. The bad: the beef is chewy chewy chewy, so much so it was inedible, and after going to the store to tell the store counter person, he refused to believe the meat was so tough, being that they "sell so much". Also the eggplant dish has a gooey sweet sauce that ruins the tasty eggplant, maybe you can order w a different sauce. Dumplings as mentioned, are overly inflated plump dough. It's mostly a take out restaurant w a few tables in front. Preparation is very quick.

SPENT A GREAT DEAL OF MONEY, HAD EIGHT ORDERS AND I HAD TO KEEP ASKING FOR MORE CONDIMENTS. PAID EXTRA FOR ONIONS AND VEGGIES DIDN'T GET NOTHING EXTRA. I HAD A COMBINATION PLATTER AND DIDN'T GET MY EGG ROLL. I WILL NOT GO TO THIS RESTAURANT ANYMORE.

Utterly horrible food, most dishes contain an astonishing and repellent amount of sugar. Sauces that congeal… Thjs review is for the shop at 85th and Amsterdam. However, if you specify that you want your singapore mei fun made with less oil, that is, dry, it’s fairly good. I can’t recommend ordering anything else, everything seems to contain something extremely inappropriate, like the wrong vegetables for the dish, and horrible tasting besides. The draw of this place is its low prices and that they use their own delivery people, so the food arrives astonishingly fast. Rice is dried out. Not for Asians or anyone with an appreciation of Chinese food. And that’s true even if you don’t expect much.