it was ok, the kung pao chicken had more veggies than i thought, the orange chicken didn't have a lot of sauce and the rice was a bit hard for my liking but it gave a lot of
food
for a decent price.
Shalini Sealey
Apr 20, 2025
5
Tried this place for the first time. It was not expensive. We had the crab Rangoon, they were good. The egg drop soup was very tasty. We ordered shrimp fried rice and it was a lot of food. There was a decent amount of shrimp in it, not a lot of vegetables, which I liked that for sure. We ordered the Hunan chicken. It tasted great but the vegetables to chicken ratio was like 70:30. Not saying there wasn't enough chicken, more like there was a lot of vegetables and had a decent amount of sauce, which I loved. The server was quick and attentive. We have been searching for good chinese food in the triangle for 3 years now, and this is only the second place we found. The restaurant was nice, with nice artwork everywhere. If you do spicy, their hot oil is very good and spicy. They also give you wonton chips when you sit down. The check was cheap and we ordered a lot. Overall, it was a great experience.
Kim J
Mar 17, 2025
4
UPDATE!!!!
After the response from the owner we decided to try Neo China again. Today everything was much better. The flavors were delicious and the service was excellent. We are delighted that the food was delicious. We will absolutely return. Thank you for responding and making the quality we all know and have loved over the years is back! The first 4 pictures are from the last visit and the last 2 pictures were from our most recent visit. You can even tell the difference from the pictures.
We have loved Neo China for my entire life but had not eaten there in about a year. We were excited that we got there today but we were quite disappointed. The recipes have changed. The portion size is very small. We ordered pork lomein. The noodles were overcooked and there was literally no flavor at all. General tso chicken was tasty but not spicy at all. I believe it was orange chicken because there was zero spice . Mogolian beef was not tender. The flavor was just alright . Edible. The egg rolls were soft and had very little meat or flavor .The soup was pretty good. Dumpings were good. They are polite and the service is prompt but this was our last visit to neo china. A plus was the food wasn’t overly greasy. Maybe they have a new cook? Not sure but today was not a good day.
Tyrone Moore
Sep 18, 2024
5
I was disappointed when they closed Neo-China in Raleigh, but was pleasantly surprised to locate one in Durham. The food was great and the service was too! I will be back again, especially to get the shrimp stuffed rolls. Hopefully, they will not close any time soon.
Diana M. Needham
Sep 8, 2024
5
My 1st choice for Chinese in the Triangle area! Family owned, authentic ingredients and dishes prepared with great care and intention. Beautiful dining room and the services is impeccable. A true hidden gem and highly recommended!
Kim J
Jun 12, 2024
3
We have loved Neo China for my entire life but had not eaten there in about a year. We were excited that we got there today but we were quite disappointed. The recipes have changed. The portion size is very small. We ordered pork lomein. The noodles were overcooked and there was literally no flavor at all. General tso chicken was tasty but not spicy at all. I believe it was orange chicken because there was zero spice . Mogolian beef was not tender. The flavor was just alright . Edible. The egg rolls were soft and had very little meat or flavor .The soup was pretty good. Dumpings were good. They are polite and the service is prompt but this was our last visit to neo china. A plus was the food wasn’t overly greasy. Maybe they have a new cook? Not sure but today was not a good day.