New China Pavilion

I don’t eat here often only when I am in the general area and decide on dining Chinese. In the past I would have given them three stars but there has been a noticeable difference the last few times I have eaten there. It is typical Fujian style cooking which I enjoy, their Hot and Sour is excellent, although, it is not the authentic Sichaun version, no matter, it is more that acceptable and better than most I have had. Their other dishes including sushi are well above average in quality, the service is excellent and very friendly, I can recommend this restaurant without hesitation.

Do not go here. They are extremely rude and the food is not good.

Ordered food (via delivery) for dinner tonight and it was not good at all. Delivery came very quickly — as if it left as soon as I called. That worried me that it may have not been freshly prepared… and my concern was justified. Everything was so salty, nothing had actual good flavor and overall seemed stale/​old. General Tso was fatty and mushy; chicken fingers soft; fried rice bland; broccoli in garlic sauce was OK but the string beans were not crisp. Overall, very disappointed :-(and I’m not extremely picky about my ‘American’ Chinese food… Unfortunately, we threw most of it away.

Honestly the worst sushi we’ve ever had. It was sloppy, wet, and cost $ 28 for 3 rolls that we picked up. We eat a lot at sushi restaurants. I’m sorry but I don’t even understand how they are open. Kids working the register. We will never go here. Just soooooo upset.

So they say you don’t know a good thing until it’s gone. Well, China Pavilion is a quintessential example. When I lived in Westerly, this was our go-​to Chinese food delivery place. Decently priced, always hot food and its way fresher than most of the other chinese food places in the town. But I mean I totally took it for granted. I always kind of placed it under the rank of «sub-​par americanized chinese food.»
Now I live in Brighton, MA and it is struggle city in the chinese food department. All of the chinese food places look like the sites of crime scenes and the food is greasy and overpriced. Never have I missed a solid Chinese food place more than China Pavilion.
My personal favorites are the chicken and broccoli and the boneless spare ribs. I have tried and tried and failed miserably with finding boneless spareribs that don’t make me hate myself after I eat them in Brighton. Same with Chicken and Broccoli. I swear I can taste the MSG. Not with this place. All of the food is fresh the day of and the day after. I’m not a Sushi fan so I can’t really speak on that, but if you live near by this place, enjoy it while you have it because the grass is not greener on the other side.

It’s all about the sushi.
I had:
Spicy Tuna hand roll
Spider roll
Lyme Roll
all where good.

I go just for the sushi, goyoza, and saki, the Spicy Girl roll is the best around and the chicken on a stick app was tasty. I don’t get my saki hot, room temp is good for me.

I usually go here for the Japanese food. I’ll either get a bento lunch box or just dive right in for the sushi. Prices aren’t bad unless you start ordering the specialty rolls which are $ 10 and up. The service here isn’t that great. They don’t come around often and when you leave you’re lucky if you get a «thank you. Come again» good thing I’m here for the food not service.

american chinese food the way it was meant to be … fast, delicious and with the good old chinese tea on the table.

This place is OK for Chinese and Japanese cuisine without MSG. The fried rice is just OK as is everything else. The do have Saki hot and cold which is a major plus. I really like their Moo Shi, and my kids love their chicken fingers.
I ‘ve tried a few different things off of their menu and I probably would try them again, aside from what is mentioned above.
The service is usually good when you eat in and delivery is usually super fast.