7 Best Chinese Restaurants near New Brunswick

Browse menus, reviews and photos of Chinese Restaurants near New Brunswick.

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  • Kam Fung 210 Hamilton Street, New Brunswick Chinese · $

    1 Kam Fung

    4.7 Superb 251 Reviews

    210 Hamilton Street, New Brunswick

    • Take-Out
    • Delivery

    Customers’ favorites

    • Chicken Lo Mein Wonton Soup Pork Egg Roll Fried Chicken Wings
    • Roast Pork or Chicken Fried Rice
    • Chicken Wings with French Fries
    • Chiken Lo Mein Pork Egg Roll

    “Really good food and late nights eats to be quite honest. It’s affordable to people going to Rutgers nearby and quick and easy to get to. Not too far from the yard and it makes it more convenient if you’re a nearby college student or just living in the area. Good eats I’d say”

  • Noodle Is Calling 354 George Street, New Brunswick Chinese · $

    2 Noodle Is Calling

    4.3 Superb 95 Reviews

    354 George Street, New Brunswick

    • Take-Out
    • Delivery

    Customers’ favorites

    • steamed pork soup dumplings 6 猪肉小笼包
    • pork house bao 2 猪肉刈包 2
    • Spicy Chicken Noodle Soup
    • Shrimp Noodles 虾面

    “Was in the area and tried this place for the first time and really enjoyed it. Price was good and the portion size was very good! Flavorful and really tasty pork dumplings in broth. I appreciated the bok choy in the broth. If I’m in the area again, I would like to try other items on the menu.”

  • Yue Wah Kitchen 8 Elizabeth St, New Brunswick Chinese · $

    3 Yue Wah Kitchen

    4.3 Superb 97 Reviews

    8 Elizabeth St, New Brunswick

    • Take-Out
    • Delivery

    Customers’ favorites

    • Chicken Pork Fried Rice
    • Shrimp with Garlic Sauce
    • Steamed Dumplings
    • Shrimp Rice Soup

    “Great Chinese food spot, nothing fancy just great food”

  • Scarlet Bowls 174 Easton Avenue, New Brunswick Asian Fusion · $

    4 Scarlet Bowls

    4.4 Superb 70 Reviews

    174 Easton Avenue, New Brunswick

    • Take-Out
    • Delivery

    Customers’ favorites

    • Chicken Katsu Curry Rice
    • Sushi Burrito
    • Miso Ramen
    • Tuna Roll

    “Authentic asian cuisine. Everything from signature Burritos to Japanese Ramen this place doesn't disappoint. Sushi was fresh and rolled tight, The miso soups are on point. Milk and fruit tea available. Staff is friendly and service was quick.”

  • Jinsoy 335 George Street, New Brunswick Chinese · $$

    5 Jinsoy

    3.9 Good 211 Reviews

    335 George Street, New Brunswick

    • Take-Out
    • Delivery

    Customers’ favorites

    • Kai Chi Chicken Lolly Pop - Appetizers
    • Chicken in Hot Garlic Sauce - Entrée
    • Burnt Garlic Chicken Fried Rice Lunch
    • ch Dumplings Steamed - Appetizers

    “One of the best halal food restaurant in nyc and NJ area. We go there very often and they have not disappointed us even once. The food is delicious and appetizing. Great customer service, Food arrives on the table very quick. I would definitely recommend.”

  • Noodle Gourmet 香港麵家 43 Easton Ave, New Brunswick Chinese · $

    6 Noodle Gourmet 香港麵家

    3.5 Good 191 Reviews

    43 Easton Ave, New Brunswick

    • Take-Out
    • Delivery

    Customers’ favorites

    • N6 Shrimp w Black Bean Sauce over Thin Rice Noodles
    • Vegetable Lo Mein with Spinach Noodle
    • shrimp california noodle-蝦仁炒麵
    • Vegetable Lomein with Spinach Noodles

    “If you like Hong Kong food, this restaurant will be a good choice. The three of us only had the Labor Day menu left to order. We ordered beef porridge and preserved egg and lean meat porridge, which were delicious. The porridge was cooked very authentically, almost replicating the taste of what we had in Hong Kong. The barbecued pork buns were so delicious that I forgot to take pictures. The appearance of the barbecued pork buns made me think that they were just a stuffed bun, but the fillings were amazing and tasted beyond expectation. The fillings of the dumplings are so much that they will explode, but the skin is as thick as a steamed bun, not the thin skin and meat as we imagine. I am not very used to it. Fried chicken wings are available everywhere in the United States, and there’s no comparison. In addition, what we like very much is the Hong Kong-style milk tea in the store. The boss has adjusted the sweetness. It is not as sweet as the Hong Kong milk in our impression. It is surprisingly delicious. Instead, it feels like Taiwanese milk tea. It turns out that the boss’s wife is Taiwanese. All in all, this store doesn't have any renovations, and the menu doesn't have very fancy dishes, but the food is really delicious. If you miss Chinese food (Hong Kong food) in the United States, this restaurant is definitely worth a try!”

  • Chef Ge Omakase New Brunswick 1167 Raritan Avenue, Highland Park Japanese

    7 Chef Ge Omakase New Brunswick

    3.7 Good 3 Reviews

    1167 Raritan Avenue, Highland Park

    • Take-Out
    • Delivery

    “Humble as the place may appear, the food and the service are one of its kind. God only knows why New Brunswick deserves such a spot. Why doesn’t Chef Ge have a Michelin star? It’s not open to the public and there’s no open sesame. Legend has it that chef Ge shall find you in your dream should you wish.”

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