Chopstick

The food here is great. Good vegetarian options. But most importantly the service is stellar and the people who run it are the Sweetest People ever.

My girlfriend has an allergy to mushrooms. When I tell most Chinese restaurants this they say, ‘No Mushrooms’. Here they said, «Let me tell them to wipe down the pans for yours, because I know what it’s like to have an allergy.» If that was all they’d deserve 5 stars. But the food is fantastic. I especially enjoy the diet revolution items because I love light fresh Chinese food but don’t like heavy sauces. All I can say is that they’re the best. If you live in Hudson, do yourself a favor and try their food. I’s worth the 15 minute drive and the $ 1.50 toll.

With a dubious location (wedged in the strip mall section of Catskill) and red, white and green signage proclaiming 3 cuisines I was admittedly a little scared at first, but this is now a favorite spot. Super friendly family owned business with a clear clientele of regulars who stream in and out happy as can be. It’s not fine dining, but it is what it is, quick comforting food with large portions.

The best Chinese food I’ve ever had– such quick service and the waiter is the nicest guy! Great lunch specials.

Great people and great food! A bit pricy for quick take out, but if you’re looking for amazing Chinese and Japanese in Catskill, it’s worth it, and you won’t find better. Definitely worth trying!

Friendly family owned business. Great portions, great food. A mix of Japanese and Chinese menu. From chicken and broccoli to sushi! A+

Food is very fresh, the service was wonderful. Small dining room, but I didn’t feel crowded at all. Fried noodles to munch on when you sit down. I had vegetable lo mein, which was very tasty. I also tried the Inari for the first time. Perfect vegetarian food. I will definitely go back.

I’m sure that somewhere there exists a chef that can make excellent Thai, Chinese, Mongolian, and Japanese food all at the same time, but I haven’t met him/​her yet. As such, I’m always skeptical of the joints that serve multiple types of Asian food. I feel as though they are spreading whatever quality they bring to the table across so many different cuisines.
That said, Chopstick does it about as well as anyone can. Especially up here.
The Thai curries are nice, the General Tso’s chicken is exactly what you think it is (and what you want it to be), all the noodles were solid, the Mongolian beef and the eggplant in garlic sauce are what’s good… and the people making and serving all of these dishes are absolute sweethearts.
My only problem with Chopstick is the sushi. All food depends on freshness, but sushi perhaps a bit more than everything else. And if 7 out of 10 of your customers is ordering sesame chicken and pad thai, chances are the turnover in your raw fish isn’t as frequent as it would be if you specialized in sushi.
So I’m not going to get the sushi again. But you do whatever you want. I took a poll, and it turns out that no one cares what you do.

Linda, the owner and hostess, is lovely and always so accommodating. The fish is fresh. Recently they have had some sushi chef changes which as effected the presentation and occasionally the quality. If you are looking for a fancy schmancy place that caters to the rich and famous, this is not your spot, however if you are dying for your Asian food fix which provides asian food at a fair price this will fill your craving. Not the best, but not bad either. They have a Japanese, Chinese and Thai food choices on the menu.

big portions, so you know, come hungry. the hostess was very friendly and the server was too. They have a little bit of everything on the menu but their Chinese food is the best of the options. the Sushi is good too but it comes in sizes I’m not used to (in SF, the sizes are smaller, their rolls are generous in their fish serving) but for the most part, it’s good eating.

A small, unassuming place with several Asian options, to choose from. We were greeted warmly by the hostess and sushi guy and shown to a four top table.
We decided on Thai and Chinese. Starting with steamed vegetable dumplings, we were disappointed at the lack of filling and the poor execution of sealing the doughy pocket. All six of them popped open at their seam when a little chopstick pressure was applied. Some ginger would have made these taste better.
The tofu and vegetable curry looked great with large, triangular pieces of pillow-​like tofu with eggplant, carrot, onion, and peppers swimming in a Japanese style yellow curry sauce. I would expect a flavor explosion from something like this, however with the lack of salt and missing a hint of sweetness this dish fell flat.
The mixed vegetables in brown sauce was cloyingly sweet, sticky, and overwhelming but the vegetables were cooked perfectly. It’s a shame they were covered in that dark, shiny mess of a sauce.
Service was very good and speedy.
These places that try to capitalize several cuisines, in my experience, often get little of it right. It seems that this place may reflect that opinion. Sushi, Chinese, Japanese, Thai… why not throw a dish from Indonesia, Malaysia, or Taiwan, too? Or why not stick to one cuisine and do it well.
You can’t be everything to everyone.

I cant speak for the Chinese menu but I’ve had the sushi several times and I’m always satisfied. Solid options for a great price and always tastes fresh. Service is always friendly and prompt as well.

I am definitely coming back! I am very satisfied with the food and service they offer. It is quite small so I wouldn’t bring a big group but if you don’t mind the tight atmosphere then definitely stop by and try anything I’m sure it’s all good!

Whether we order the sushi, Thai or Chinese options the food is always fantastic. We often get a roll and an entrée and always have plenty to take home for leftovers. The prices are also reasonable. I wish we lived closer because this would be our take out place of choice.

By far the best Chinese in the area; I wish I could give it 4.5 stars.
The food is great. Chicken and broccoli is probably the best I’ve ever had. Fantastic wonton soup, my girlfriend loves the sushi and I can’t get enough of the fried rice. There’s no generic, thick, heart stopping brown sauce. Very fresh tasting food with great consistency.
I’ve never eaten inside but the take-​out service is fast and friendly. The prices are slightly higher than the run of the mill take out place but VERY worth it. I’m also a glutton and like to be drown in soy sauce so I have to ask for a lot extra because there’s usually only one or two included.
Overall-​excellent. Love it. Keep doing what you’re doing.

The food here is quite good. I’ve been here three times so far and I’m pleased. There isn’t much of a selection of Asian food in Catskill and Chopstick is in a prime location. Their Chicken w/​Garlic Sauce is very, very good. Their menu consists of Chinese, Thai and Sushi. I haven’t ventured with the Thai dishes yet and to be honest, I just won’t get Thai anywhere. I’m a snob towards Thai and I have no problem with that. I’d rather get Thai in Manhattan or Brooklyn.
Meanwhile, their sushi IS pretty DAMN GOOD. I recommend it greatly. They make a REALLY good spicy tuna. The tuna is juicy and their spicy sauce packs a nice punch. Their rolls seem warm to me but I know it’s mainly because they made mine with fresh rice. That misleads many people to think that the fish is warm or not fresh but freshly made rice does that every time.
If you’re near here, check it out. It’s a pretty small place so it’s easy to drive by it but it’s good and the staff is really friendly.

My favorite Chinese restaurant around. Clean, not afraid to make something special that you want. They also have a section on the menu for people that are watching calories.
Their boneless ribs are delectable, actually just that could be a meal we had more than enough food and it was takeout.
Takeout seems like the best bet parking is limited and so is dining space. We were able to enjoy our meal in the comfort of our home and she put in many packets of mustard, sweet n sour sauce, and soy sauce.
I’d refer anyone to eat here. Be sure to try their scallops too, not overdone very tasty.

My husband and I were so pleased when we discovered Chopstick, right after our previously favorite place closed its doors. Chopstick has a family-​like staff that remembers your favorites, always greets you with a smile, and makes you feel at home. The prices are good, the portions are generous, and the plating for house specials is beautiful! We’ve been working our way through the menu and haven’t come across a bad dish yet. The Crispy Red Snapper, Hunan Black Bean Beef, and Pineapple Fried Rice are especially delicious. Their sushi rolls are also delicious, and nicely sized (not too tiny, not too large).
While the seating area is small, it’s a step up from the booth and formica atmosphere at some Chinese restaurants.
On the gripe side: Their disposable chopsticks leave a little to be desired, but that’s ok, I just bring my own. Be warned, parking is scarce and getting out of the lot into busy traffic can be annoying.

The prices are great here. The sashimi app has huge pieces of fish and was wonderful. We also do take out here quite a bit.

The smell in this place put me off. Pretty much smelled like disinfectant, which okay, the place is clean but not something I want to smell the whole time I’m eating. My sushi was really good, but kind of warm which made me question eating it. The service was super friendly which was nice.