Food was good and service was quite pleasant, although we did have to ask for a few things that usually show up automatically. As soon as we ask they were provided. The restaurant was also very accessible for people in wheelchairsParking: A parking lot is small but it has a number of handicap spaces which was usefulWheelchair accessibility: The parking lot and restaurant were both accessible. We did not try the bathrooms but I am almost sure they would have worked. They had no trouble finding a table to accommodate two wheelchairs
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
Dave Evans
Not a
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
Brian W.
My family has been coming here for ages - it's a staple whenever we want some quick Chinese food. The quality is pretty fair and consistent, though the prices have rose over time (what places haven't been raising their prices though). We normally order a variety of different dishes and they are all pretty solid. The food is always hot and is actually prepared very quickly. This weekend we got: Moo Goo Gai Pan - This is always a solid and consistent choice. The chicken is nice and tender and the sauce is mild and subtle. It's got a good amount of vegetables and feels healthy (though I'm not so sure it is). The mushrooms are a nice touch, and this dish has a nice combination of different textures with the soft chicken and crisp veggies. Hot and sour soup - We've gotten this a few times and the consistency varies - sometimes it is very thick, but this time it was just right. The perfect amount of saltiness and sourness from the vinegar, and piping hot as normal. Lunch special - shrimp with lobster sauce, fried rice, crab rangoon - This was the first time we tried the lunch special and it was surprising that they offer it on the weekends. It's a pretty good deal if you want to try a few things as a single person, but it also rounded out our order with an appetizer, some rice, and a smaller portion of lobster sauce than a full order since only a few people wanted to try it. The lobster sauce was dark and flavorful and it came with 4 shrimp inside. The fried rice was decent, though not as dark and salty as I normally like, and the crab rangoon was solid - a good ratio of wonton wrapper to cream cheese filling. This is a good amount of food for the price, and it's great that it's not only available on weekdays. Yu Hsiang Beef - I think this was the first time we tried this as well and it was surprisingly very good. We've tried a lot of the menu by now so it's always nice when we order something new and it turns out to be good. It had a spice symbol next to it but it didn't taste too spicy to me. Instead, it was a nice blend of sweet and salty, and the beef was extremely tender. The mixture of ingredients was good too - there was a good amount of meat in this dish. Singapore Noodle - We practically always get this dish and it's always a hit with the family - it's got shrimp, pork, chicken, and egg inside, and the onions are not cooked too much, giving it a nice crunch. The curry flavor is prominent but not too overpowering, and it's always nice to have a noodle dish in the mix when ordering for a group. All in all, I give this a 4/5. It's nothing above and beyond, but it's a very good and reliable spot for Chinese food out in the suburbs!
Hannah Stein
Delicious food and full-service bar. Favorites are the Egg Rolls, Sesame Beef, Dragon and Phoenix, Crab Rangoon, and Beef Teriyaki!They also have Sushi!!! Fantastic!
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Avacado Roll, General TSO's Chicken with Fried Rice and Egg Roll Lunch Special
Tracy Moore
Best Chinese Food around,my opinion!! We really enjoy the lunch plates,perfect amount of food!!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: General TSO's Chicken with Fried Rice and Egg Roll Lunch Special
Lou T.
The food is pretty good. Online ordering is annoying. Lots of scrolling to find what you want. Have only done takeout so I can't review the service. Not much in the way of ambiance.
Angel Cruz
Best Chinese food and service in the area. Always top notch and fast delivery.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Kristina Flynn
I've never been inside this restaurant, but I ordered from this Southboro ma restaurant and had my food delivered to my Framingham Ma rte 9 apartment and they are super Awesome great food and I love their service.I'm definitely going to be ordering from them more.I'm addicted to their Chinese food ❤️Compared to Star House Chinese restaurant this place Rocks and they don't have a limit on how much I can order.Star House limits me to only $30. And they make a fuss, this restaurant is Awesome great everything.Thank You guys for a great Chinese restaurant in Southboro Ma even though I live on Rte 9 Apartment complex in Framingham Ma
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Mary Ostiguy
Food order was correct. Iit was done & ready when I arrived to pick up.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 5
Gianfernando Bertossi
Really good food and kind host always, the best sushi in town
The food is always good and service is top notch. Thanks, we do dine in and take out.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Mr F.
found this place in the middle of a rainstorm, so I thought I would duck in to grab a quick bite. it was typical asian take-out food, everyone was super nice and the food came out hot. I would recommend this place.
Eric Tapper
Great hyper-local Chinese restaurant when you crave quick and easy meals and apps. Not a fan of the heavy Keno presence.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 3
denise rousseau
Always great food and great service!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Dan R.
"Learned to spin fortune wheels, and throw dice I was born a ramblin' gamblin' man" (Bob Seger) Our first impression visit to the New Rose Garden for an early Saturday dinner really gave us two impressions. Impression #1 was the place has a huge gambling vibe as the bar was packed with customers watching the Keno numbers flash on the screen and the table next to us had four customers whose eyes were glued to the Keno screen. All night long they offered play by play commentary on the numbers and payouts and prior experiences. Impression #2 is that New Rose is the OG kind of Chinese Restaurant my family visited at the old Jade Garden, nestled under the elevated tracks of the Jerome Avenue D Train of my Bronx childhood. Our PuPu Platter for two reminded me of those days - a huge heaping fried platter of golden fried wings, chicken fingers, egg rolls, breaded shrimp, boneless ribs, beef and chicken teriyaki skewers, and those boring Crab Rangoons. At $22.95 it was a fantastic value because we ate half of it there, and had half tonight. So the PuPu for two is really a Pupu for four, and if you don't mind all that oil fried goodness you'll get four servings at less than $7 a pop. We also had two cups of their $3.50 small soups -Won Ton for my wife and the usual Hot and Sour for me. The H&S broth was a little thinner and less flavorful than some, but better than some as well. It was meatless, but the quality of the mushrooms and ribbons of soft tofu more than made up for it. It was quite good. Our server Ann was terrific, very helpful with a great personality. New Rose Garden has a pretty big menu with Curries, Japanese appetizers, plus sushi and sashimi. So if you're not a fan of deep fried foods, you have a ton of choices here.
Food was good and service was quite pleasant, although we did have to ask for a few things that usually show up automatically. As soon as we ask they were provided. The restaurant was also very accessible for people in wheelchairsParking: A parking lot is small but it has a number of handicap spaces which was usefulWheelchair accessibility: The parking lot and restaurant were both accessible. We did not try the bathrooms but I am almost sure they would have worked. They had no trouble finding a table to accommodate two wheelchairs
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
Not a
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
My family has been coming here for ages - it's a staple whenever we want some quick Chinese food. The quality is pretty fair and consistent, though the prices have rose over time (what places haven't been raising their prices though). We normally order a variety of different dishes and they are all pretty solid. The food is always hot and is actually prepared very quickly. This weekend we got: Moo Goo Gai Pan - This is always a solid and consistent choice. The chicken is nice and tender and the sauce is mild and subtle. It's got a good amount of vegetables and feels healthy (though I'm not so sure it is). The mushrooms are a nice touch, and this dish has a nice combination of different textures with the soft chicken and crisp veggies. Hot and sour soup - We've gotten this a few times and the consistency varies - sometimes it is very thick, but this time it was just right. The perfect amount of saltiness and sourness from the vinegar, and piping hot as normal. Lunch special - shrimp with lobster sauce, fried rice, crab rangoon - This was the first time we tried the lunch special and it was surprising that they offer it on the weekends. It's a pretty good deal if you want to try a few things as a single person, but it also rounded out our order with an appetizer, some rice, and a smaller portion of lobster sauce than a full order since only a few people wanted to try it. The lobster sauce was dark and flavorful and it came with 4 shrimp inside. The fried rice was decent, though not as dark and salty as I normally like, and the crab rangoon was solid - a good ratio of wonton wrapper to cream cheese filling. This is a good amount of food for the price, and it's great that it's not only available on weekdays. Yu Hsiang Beef - I think this was the first time we tried this as well and it was surprisingly very good. We've tried a lot of the menu by now so it's always nice when we order something new and it turns out to be good. It had a spice symbol next to it but it didn't taste too spicy to me. Instead, it was a nice blend of sweet and salty, and the beef was extremely tender. The mixture of ingredients was good too - there was a good amount of meat in this dish. Singapore Noodle - We practically always get this dish and it's always a hit with the family - it's got shrimp, pork, chicken, and egg inside, and the onions are not cooked too much, giving it a nice crunch. The curry flavor is prominent but not too overpowering, and it's always nice to have a noodle dish in the mix when ordering for a group. All in all, I give this a 4/5. It's nothing above and beyond, but it's a very good and reliable spot for Chinese food out in the suburbs!
Delicious food and full-service bar. Favorites are the Egg Rolls, Sesame Beef, Dragon and Phoenix, Crab Rangoon, and Beef Teriyaki!They also have Sushi!!! Fantastic!
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Avacado Roll, General TSO's Chicken with Fried Rice and Egg Roll Lunch Special
Best Chinese Food around,my opinion!! We really enjoy the lunch plates,perfect amount of food!!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: General TSO's Chicken with Fried Rice and Egg Roll Lunch Special
The food is pretty good. Online ordering is annoying. Lots of scrolling to find what you want. Have only done takeout so I can't review the service. Not much in the way of ambiance.
Best Chinese food and service in the area. Always top notch and fast delivery.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
I've never been inside this restaurant, but I ordered from this Southboro ma restaurant and had my food delivered to my Framingham Ma rte 9 apartment and they are super Awesome great food and I love their service.I'm definitely going to be ordering from them more.I'm addicted to their Chinese food ❤️Compared to Star House Chinese restaurant this place Rocks and they don't have a limit on how much I can order.Star House limits me to only $30. And they make a fuss, this restaurant is Awesome great everything.Thank You guys for a great Chinese restaurant in Southboro Ma even though I live on Rte 9 Apartment complex in Framingham Ma
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Food order was correct. Iit was done & ready when I arrived to pick up.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 5
Really good food and kind host always, the best sushi in town
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Daop Baop
Restaurantji Recommends
The food is always good and service is top notch. Thanks, we do dine in and take out.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
found this place in the middle of a rainstorm, so I thought I would duck in to grab a quick bite. it was typical asian take-out food, everyone was super nice and the food came out hot. I would recommend this place.
Great hyper-local Chinese restaurant when you crave quick and easy meals and apps. Not a fan of the heavy Keno presence.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 3
Always great food and great service!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
"Learned to spin fortune wheels, and throw dice I was born a ramblin' gamblin' man" (Bob Seger) Our first impression visit to the New Rose Garden for an early Saturday dinner really gave us two impressions. Impression #1 was the place has a huge gambling vibe as the bar was packed with customers watching the Keno numbers flash on the screen and the table next to us had four customers whose eyes were glued to the Keno screen. All night long they offered play by play commentary on the numbers and payouts and prior experiences. Impression #2 is that New Rose is the OG kind of Chinese Restaurant my family visited at the old Jade Garden, nestled under the elevated tracks of the Jerome Avenue D Train of my Bronx childhood. Our PuPu Platter for two reminded me of those days - a huge heaping fried platter of golden fried wings, chicken fingers, egg rolls, breaded shrimp, boneless ribs, beef and chicken teriyaki skewers, and those boring Crab Rangoons. At $22.95 it was a fantastic value because we ate half of it there, and had half tonight. So the PuPu for two is really a Pupu for four, and if you don't mind all that oil fried goodness you'll get four servings at less than $7 a pop. We also had two cups of their $3.50 small soups -Won Ton for my wife and the usual Hot and Sour for me. The H&S broth was a little thinner and less flavorful than some, but better than some as well. It was meatless, but the quality of the mushrooms and ribbons of soft tofu more than made up for it. It was quite good. Our server Ann was terrific, very helpful with a great personality. New Rose Garden has a pretty big menu with Curries, Japanese appetizers, plus sushi and sashimi. So if you're not a fan of deep fried foods, you have a ton of choices here.