Browse menus, reviews and photos of Chinese Restaurants in Newark.
Chinese · $$
6092 Mowry Avenue, Newark
Customers’ favorites
“The ambience of the restaurant is nice, the waiters are helpful, and the prices are good. You also get a free drink with the meal if you post a review, so I’m writing this before I’ve eaten anything. But it looks popular…”
Chinese · $
5672 Thornton Avenue, Newark
Customers’ favorites
“Best place for Chinese food in the Newark/Fremont area hands down! When I moved here in 2021 I tried many places and this restaurant is the ONE!! Everything is fresh and quick. My kids also love the lollipops they offer guests. Amazing staff and atmosphere ✨”
Chinese · $$
2016 Newpark Mall Road, Newark
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“Little Sheep is my go-to when I want hotpot without the guesswork. Their whole thing is that the broth is seasoned enough that you don't need dipping sauce, and honestly? They're right. I got the half-and-half (house broth + mala spicy) and both were flavorful from the first dip — the mala has that proper numbing tingle without being punishing.”
Chinese · $
5576 Newpark Mall Road, Newark
Customers’ favorites
“We love this place travel from Hayward for their food.”
Chinese · $
35122 Newark Boulevard, Newark
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“Been coming here for 15 years. Food consistently good. Prices are cheap. They remember who I am and remember my orders. I can order ahead of time and when I show up, the food is ready! :) One of the few restaurants that still serve FREE tea! And free soup (hot and sour, beef broth, corn soup) depending on the day you arrive. Can’t remember if this also applies to lunch but for dinner, a free soup bowl for each person Plenty of parking. Accepts credit or cash When my kids were under 5 yrs, I use to come here and they did their homework and then we ate. They never complained I see other reviews about rude servers. There are two who have been here 20 plus years. One doesn’t speak English very well, gosh, give this mom and pop place a break! And one reviewer says she came here 15 yrs and one bad experience after 15 yrs, they now get 1 star…sad…what happened to the other 15 yrs??”
Hot Pot · $$
35233 Newark Boulevard Ste A, Newark
Customers’ favorites
“Amazing hot pot experience! The food was fresh and delicious, and there were so many ingredients to choose from. The broth was flavorful, and everything tasted great when cooked together. I also loved the atmosphere—it was lively, clean, and perfect for a fun meal with friends or family. The staff were friendly and attentive as well. Definitely a place I’d come back to again! 🍲🥢❤”
Chinese · $$
39135 Cedar Boulevard, Newark
“We went around 5 PM and got a table right away without waiting. However, there was only one server working, so there was basically no service at all. As for the food, it was just average—the rice in the fried rice was a bit too hard. It’s okay if you just want a normal, quick meal, but don't expect much.”
Chinese
5492 Central Avenue, Newark
“The food here is genuinely excellent. I ordered火爆腰花, 烧椒皮蛋, 尖椒麻麻鸡 and 锅包肉, and every dish was balanced and tasty (love how crispy the 锅包肉 is!) You can tell the kitchen cares about quality, even for takeout. My one frustration was the wait. Ordering and pickup took much longer than expected. I'll definitely be back, but I'd really appreciate a more accurate estimated wait time so I can plan ahead.”
Chinese · $$
6062 Mowry Avenue, Newark
Customers’ favorites
“服務好 速度也快 食物很好吃 會一吃還想再吃的串烤店”
Chinese · $$
36601 Newark Blvd #64, Newark
Customers’ favorites
“food delicious! and nice and hot. had sweet and sour pork with chow mein. ample portions and great price.”
Chinese · $
7179 Thornton Avenue, Newark
Customers’ favorites
“The service is just from being overwhelmed from called in orders. Impatient people not used to waiting for cooked food, it’s not microwaved food and it’s quality so you can’t argue, many restaurants are microwaved with frozen meat which makes a hard center, this place actually cooks with skill where it’s made right for health, it not oily it’s protein from the meat.”
Asian Fusion · $$
39193 Cedar Boulevard, Newark
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“Pure good hongkonger canteen. Love it!”
Chinese · $
6267 Jarvis Avenue, Newark
Customers’ favorites
“I wandered in from the nearby hotel and found this cafe to be a fun treat! I ordered an omelette, milk tea, and toast. Didn't expect to get fries too but that's fine. Server was very nice. Paid with credit card, didn't need cash.”
Chinese · $
39055 Cedar Boulevard Suite 186, Newark
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“Great BBQ ducks. The staff is friendly, but busy. The deli is always a line, so don't expect restaurant level service, it's all fast food plastic forks and spoons. But it is tasty and very generous portion and filling. Aside from the duck, Lo Mai Gai (Dim Sum Sticky Rice Chicken) had been my favorite .”
Chinese · $
5829 Jarvis Avenue East, Newark
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“I never leave reviews but this was the best panda express I’ve ever had. I have it a lot and it’s always hit or miss. So driving thru Newark I wasn’t sure what to expect. It was so fresh and like nothing I ever tasted. The orange chicken was truly so light and vinegar-y, not too heavy and weighed down with sauce like it sometimes can be. Eating it, I felt like they really loved me. Good portions and friendly staff. Nadine and Thomas were great. I wish this one was my neighborhood panda”
Chinese · $$
39185 Cedar Boulevard, Newark
Customers’ favorites
“Mu personal favorite rice noodle place in all South Bay and probably the only restaurant I really miss after moving away from the bay. You can see and taste that the ingredients are much more authentic than any other rice noodle place. The soup really hit the spot for me.”
The family-run Grandma's Home restaurant brought its classic Hangzhou, China cooking to a new place in Manhattan's Flatiron neighborhood. With more than 200 spots in China, this is Grandma's Home's first American location. The 120-seat restaurant aims to recreate the comforting feeling of dining in grandma's house. The design mixes modern Chinese art with old decor items from early Grandma's Home restaurants in China.
A modest Chinese restaurant in Toronto is getting major buzz thanks to an unlikely namedrop from rapper Kendrick Lamar. New Ho King, a late-night eatery, was mentioned in Lamar's recent diss track "Euphoria" aimed at fellow rapper Drake. The lyric that sparked it all? Lamar rapped "I be at New Ho King eatin' fried rice with a dip sauce and a blammy, crodie." Some major news sources noticed the burst of new reviews mentioning the song soon after - so did we at Restaurantji.