New China Restaurant — Restaurant in Ketchikan

As a former crew member and a person who's originally from China, I am warning everyone -DON'T GO!!

This place is a total RIP OFF. We ordered some soup( tastes bad) and asked for a small bowl of rice, the server brought it without telling us the price. Later we got charged 8 dollars for that bowl of rice.

I even tried to confirm when I saw the bill. I said "just to confirm the rice is 8 dollars?" The Lady was SUPER grumpy, she just said "yes" with a bad looking on her face.

I understand Alaska is away from the mainland US and everything is shipped here. However we are still in the States, a behavior like this is not acceptable - not telling the customer the price of food ahead and charge ppl ridiculous price, also with bad attitude and no customer service at all.

I don't often leave a bad review but this one is absolutely bad! I used to come here when I was a crew 10 years ago, don't know if things have changed but Ha. They are not practicing a good...

A Hidden Gem in Ketchikan, Alaska

Fresh off a cruise ship in Ketchikan, Alaska, I discovered a delightful Chinese restaurant that was the highlight of my trip. This small, family-run spot offers a warm, friendly atmosphere and food that’s cooked with love.

Each dish, from savory stir-fries to flavorful soups, was delicious and authentic, reflecting the chefs’ dedication and skill. Seeing the family eat the same meals they serve was a reassuring sign of quality. We ordered the chow mein noodles with just noodles and meat for the kids, and it was all devoured! The chicken wings are also a must, we loved the Thai soup as well! If we're ever here again, I will stop by!

This restaurant is a must-visit for anyone seeking a comforting, home-cooked meal. The combination of delicious food and genuine hospitality made my experience...

Revising my review because New China has become my go-to for Chinese food, for good reason. I typically order delivery at work about once every week or two. They're reliable, timely, and friendly (shout-out to the regular delivery person, I think her name is Shannon?), and the price is reasonable. My personal favourite -- the Singapore Mai Fun -- has some good heat to it, even at "mild," and it's reliably about two meals' worth of food for me. Add on some steamed potstickers and something for the next day, and I'm set. When I feel like shaking up my routine, the Foo Young is great. Comes with what feels like an illegal amount of gravy (LOL, don't stop doing that, it's great; I put the rest on the rice that...