New China — Restaurant in Henryetta

Need to revise their menu of their combo platters and maybe put more emphasis on what platters come with shrimp. Not just at the end of the fine print like “oh ya, two of these have shrimp” My fiancé got a sweet and sour chicken combo and after she took a bite noticed that there was shrimp mixed in with and she is highly allergic. Called in to let them know and was met with a “just read the menu.” Well “Sweet and sour chicken” is in bold and easily seen whereas when it tells you shrimp is combined is at the top of the page at the end of a couple sentences of small print. I guess if you do have allergies make sure you read every inch of the menu...

Quaint and homey, this little Asian restaurant has the feel of being a family-run business and feels genuine.

Portions were adequate and prices reasonable. The food was of more than acceptable quality, and the ingredients were fresh and all was prepared with skill and flourish. The steamed dumplings were marvelous.

This is the type of small town eatery you feel lucky to find over some soulless corporate chain. I would bring any coworker, client or other business contact here for lunch with no hesitation and feel confident in the experience of sharing a delightful secret kept...

A spoon full of rice, if that, just rice no veggies or meat in the fried rice. It took me to the last couple of bites of the "sweet and sour chicken" to realize thats what it was, I thought they were hush puppies. They put maybe a teaspoon of sweet and sour sauce on the bottom of the to go container and pilled the "chicken" on top, so only the last couple of pieces had a drizzle of sauce. The egg role was soft and not fresh and did not taste good. The chicken teriyaki actually had good flavor, but no sauce. The serving size was small. The fortune...