New China

Best Chinese, Vietnamese or Thai food you can get within miles in Upstate New York! Hands down!
I have been visiting Upstate NY for 40 years and this is the first time I have come across something that I would get out of NYC!
If not for the Chinese man we met at another restaurant we went to last night we would not have found this. Located in a desolate quiet mall. One would not expect this good Asian food here. We were the only ones here for lunch!
I know my food so I know what I am talking about.
His prices are also about ¹⁄₃ less than in the city.
It can be prettier but it’s not bad. This is where one can get good Chinese food!

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Ordered some food today .food is very fresh Delicious。price is good！ i will come back！

Located in the Palatine Center (Price Chopper), New China is a casual Chinese restaurant serving up a good variety Chinese dishes including Hunan, Szechuan, and Cantonese dishes. They have eggplant with garlic sauce and chow fun noodles on the menu. Most dishes on the menu are priced under $ 10. 34 Daily Lunch Specials ($ 4.35-$ 4.70) served (until 3PM) with pork fried rice, 10 Chinese Style Specials ($ 5.55) served with pork fried rice, and 25 Combination Plates ($ 5.90-$ 7.35) served with roast pork rice & egg roll are offered. Also they offer a few Thai dishes including pad thai, drunken noodles, pad see-​ew, Thai curry dishes (red, green massaman), Thai spicy, Thai basil, and Thai ginger sauce. The place is order at the counter with open kitchen and the takeout waiting area is very cozy. There’s also a spacious dining area in the adjacent room with several tables.
I stopped in at New China for lunch takeout recently. I ordered the Lunch Special 30 Shrimp With Garlic Sauce and Pork Fried Rice ($ 4.70 plus tax), which was ready to go in under 10 minutes. The portion size was good, just right for lunch. The main dish had tender shrimp (cleaned) with a mix of broccoli, snow peas, mushrooms, green peppers, red peppers, carrots, onions, in a light sweet and slightly spicy garlic sauce. The pork fried rice was fresh and had a mix of peas, onions, and very small pieces of roast pork in soft rice.
Overall, New China was a good choice for a quick and tasty Chinese lunch.