50 Best Chinese Restaurants near West Nyack

“Celebrated my daughter’s twentieth bday! Fun with the fam“

“For a long time I've been in search for a good Chinese takeout restaurant in Rockland. China King in New City USED to be really good. But they've gone down in quality. Now, I think there's a new King in town. I've eaten at Great Wall about 5 times in the past 3 weeks and I think this is easily the best Chinese food in Rockland. Every dish's ingredients is SOOOO fresh with great tastes. Absolutely delicious! I look forward to trying more of their dishes.“

“Located in 3rd floor food court of Palisades Center, MW is one of the better options available for a reasonable price. Entrees are less than $10, and combos available for rice/noodles, 2 meat and vegetables. There are plenty seating spots in front of the store. All the dishes look really well made. Usually a short line and it moves quickly since they have several people working behind the counter. I got to try the noodles, teriyaki chicken and vegetables. I liked the taste of each of them.“

“We were staying at the Tarrytown house estate and decided to visit Goosefeather for dinner, not having any idea about the restaurant other than that it was located on-site. As Chinese-style martial artists, we were pleasantly surprised to see the Cantonese -fusion menu options as we walked in. Unfortunately, we did not have reservations, but we were able to sit at the bar. What an auspicious turn of luck! The bar offers not only the full menu, but the chance to watch professionals at their craft. We were taken care of by Mariana and Sara, who were busy yet still highly attentive. They were very knowledgeable about the menu, and explained everything even before our questions had a habce to leave our lips. We started with some standard drinks (a spicy martini, and one of their mocktails with Ron Zacapa rum added in). Solid pours, balancing the flavors of the drinks with adequate alcohol to keep things fun). Next week ordered the spicy rice cakes and the potstickers. Each was perfectly done. The potstickers were crispy but not burnt, and paired with a just-right spicy Chinese mustard. There were four per serving, which served to whet out appetites while leaving us waiting for more. Next, we got the spicy rice cakes. These were just hot enough to let the tongue know, but the spice built pleasantly. The plate was pretty big, and the two of us had more than one or two helpings each. Finally, we had the Crying Tiger Tuna. The lightly seared and seasoned tuna was paired with avocado salad, pickled gooseberries, and sweet goji berries. Delicious! To cap it off, we switched up our drinks for two of their signature cocktails. Sweet emotion is a pumpkin espresso martini with a smoky bubble of deliciousness in top. Love in an Elevator is a wild rum ride of flavors I'd never think to blend, such as apricot, chocolate, and lemon. Overall, while pricey, the experience, the food, and the atmosphere made it worth it! As a bonus, we were watched over by a really cool portrait of Bruce Lee!“

“This restaurant has consistently gotten better. Everything I've tried has been great. Tonight I had the best barbecue spare ribs I've had in a long time.“

“Best lunch specials that comes with soda and soup. The two people working there will have in and out in less than 10 minutes. The lady there is a beast she's cooking, taking orders and cleaning at the same time. Good place in dobbs ferry“

“This place shocked me in the best way possible, the food was soooooo good!!!! I'm so glad I took a chance with this place 🙌 it will definitely be a place I will continue to order from. The fried rice was incredibly good 👍“

“I remember when Szechuan City first opened how exciting it was to have some new Chinese food in the area. New owners, new ideas, new recipes...all great...for a while at least. After a short time they started to dip down in the consistency of the food...So we stopped ordering from them for quite some time. A little while ago we tried ordering again because we had some workers over helping out in the yard and they chose Chinese as the flavor profile for lunch. Wouldn't you know it...the food was excellent and everyone had great reviews, including us. Happy to say we are back to ordering from them again. Highly recommend this place for anyone looking for good Chinese food in the area!!!“

“Wonderful food. Soup is amazing. Service is great and the menu is huge“

“Great Food at fair prices ! kids and I love this place!!“

“Awesome food and service. Nice atmosphere. nice bar upon entry“

“Typical family run Chinese takeout. I am trying different Chinese takeout out places in this area and try to support local businesses when I can.

Aesthetically, there is a tiny front area to pick up and order food from. There was a single folding table that someone was eating at. The tiny strip parking lot was crowded with cars from other stores and the spaces were cramped.

The picture-overhead menu was typical, with generic pictures of the plates - seemed dated but this is typical.

The counter person took my order and was friendly.

I ordered a half dozen dishes totaling over $40 as take out for 2 people. Food arrived quickly with barely a 10 minute wait.

Shrimp Chow Fun: (not bad)
most take out restaurants have a ‘browner’ sauce and usually heavier oil. This was a little bland by comparison but not bad. Vegetables were crisp and fresh, the rice noodles were not bloated and a little soy sauce to season to taste - as you like it is all that is required. Shrimp
Content was adequate.

Boneless Ribs: (solid!)
A barometer for me, Some have a runny bbq sauce while others might make it too dry. I actually would rate this amongst the best as the sauce was not too heavy, and not runny. It was flavorful and the pork had a bit of a sear but not dry. I would recommend this over white rice.

Wonton Soup:(recommended)
The wontons were not mushy or bloated. The broth was savory and tasty. The scallions were a delicious touch. One of the better offerings in the area.

Chicken with garlic sauce:(not bad)
Vegetables were all crispy and fresh. The chicken was moist. The sauce was a little on the light side- could have had a little more bite for my taste but overall, a good dish.

Hunan pork: (not bad)
Similar overall review as with the Chicken with garlic sauce. Fresh and tasty, perhaps a little on the bland side but not bad overall.

I would order from here again.“

“I had such a wonderful time at 17 Cedar St B in Dobbs Ferry! The place is exceptionally clean and well-maintained. The attention to detail truly stands out, making for a very comfortable and enjoyable experience. I wholeheartedly recommend it to anyone looking for a top-notch location in the area. Five stars!“

“Great food. No eat-in option, take out only. Order is always accurate and they load up the containers! Large size lo mien will feed the normal hungry eater for at least 2 days!! Great polite service and very convenient location, right off of Maple Ave!“

“Change of style which I love owner very nice and sweet food was very good rice was great and very fresh pork fried rice was not bad at all I will love to come again 😍✨“

“Delicious consistent food and service. YUM!“

“I’m really glad this place is close by. The food here is very tasteful. I order the garlic shrimp with mixed vegetables and they always serve fresh vegetables and generously sized shrimp. In my opinion, it’s one of the best Chinese takeouts in the Nyack area. The owners are a hardworking family who provide friendly service.“

“Their food is consistently great. We literally won't order from anywhere else. The staff is helpful and efficient. Highly recommend. There's no rating for atmosphere, because it's a take out place.“

“It's worth a lot I don't know how much we paid because friends paid but the food was very good for Italians it's much better than in Italy and excellent service

Parking: Parking outside

Wheelchair accessibility: External ramp“

“You know exactly what you're getting when you come in here by appearance alone. Awards from 20 years ago, menus on the wall... It's the classic Chinese-American spot.

I've gotten a dozen different things here, and every time they've been unfailingly cheap, fast and delicious.“

“good selection of non raw sushi. nice green tea“

“I arrive at this special restaurant every couple of days since I like the good mood that is outline this restaurant. The team is exceptionally cordial and qualified. The service is certainly fast. Not to mention, the food they cook is perfect. I have been there often and I was always happy. The payment is fair. I highly suggest this restaurant to to all.“

“I always order from your establishment. The food is delicious. However, tonight I ordered through beyond menu and placed and order to be delivered at 7pm. I called the restaurant around 730pm.. The woman that was there answered the phone and apologized saying” She never saw the order and the food will be made right away. I wound up showing up to pick up the food. The woman at the front counter was the same woman that answered the phone. She was beyond disgusting and rude to another customer. Telling this customer she didn’t pay and her card had to be charged. Then she starts talking to me and I showed her that I paid. She told me “I wasn’t talking to you.” I responded with “There is no reason for you to be nasty!” She responded with “ We are very busy.” Then a tall man proceeded to hand me the food I ordered. She said something me and once again I turned around and responded “Learn to talk to people, there is no reason for you to be nasty!” I walked out with the food.I do not care if there is a line out the door or you are busy. There is no reason for someone to disgustingly nasty and rude!“

“Food is always prepared quickly and accurately. Rarely more than ten minutes from order to ready.
They give you a free bottle of soda if you spend more than a certain amount. Never quite figured out what it is though - maybe $50?
They are always super nice to me and very happy in general. Never had a problem with the food - Szechuan beef is amazing.
All their specialty dishes are great.
Wings, ribs and crab raccoons (sic) are always on point.
Tofu dish is awesome, if you are vegetarian.
Prices are reasonable for the amount you get - often one large dish is 3 meals' worth.
Easy parking, and they deliver too, if you need it.“

“The food is consistently fresh, piping hot, and packaged securely for takeout. The General Tso's chicken has a proper crunch that holds up well, and the pork fried rice has a great smoky flavor. Portion sizes are generous, the ingredients taste clean, and everything is ready on time. A reliable and straightforward local spot.“

“There are alot of bad/lackluster chinese food spots in the area, thankfully this is not one of them. You can usually gauge a place by the quality of their beef, and Good Taste knocks it out of the park. Really fresh, quality ingredients and delicious. I especially liked their house special lo mein and sweet/sour chicken. Highly recommend!!!“

“This Chinese takeout was right by the pier in a shopping plaza, easy parking. The steamed white rice large size was quart portion and very good!! not grainy hard undercooked. And best of all, price was best deal you could find anywhere in NY!! Thank you and would visit without a doubt!!“

“I have now ordered from this restaurant over 10 times in the last two weeks —Yes the food is that good !! So well prepared , seasoned and presented!!!!! I cannot wait to go in person —This is undoubtedly the best Chineses food in Rockland County!!!!!!“

“Was nearby and needed lunch and was in the mood for Chinese and saw the reviews on this place and decided to give it a try. Asked for special order of Beef and Broccoli with garlic sauce, no problem attitude! Food was great and ready in no time! Would come back for sure.“

“Food was delicious. Customer service very polite and all wore masks and complied to covid 19 rules. am stuffed😊“

“Excellent Chinese food compared with many others“

“Kapao by Wok Tov is the kind of place you go when you’re in the mood for something a little more exciting than your regular rotation — and you want it fast before you start second-guessing your order.

First thing, the flavors come in strong. Not shy, not subtle — this is not a “maybe there’s seasoning” situation. You take a bite and right away it’s like, “Okay, we’re awake now.” The sauces actually taste like something, which already puts it ahead of half the places out there.

The menu has that classic “everything sounds good” problem. You stand there debating like it’s a real sugya — noodles, rice, beef, chicken — and by the time you decide, you’re already thinking about what you’re ordering next time.

Portions are solid too. You’re not leaving hungry unless you made some questionable life decisions before you got there. Most people end up with enough for round two later, whether they planned it or not.

Now, a small practical tip: just double-check your order before you leave. Not a whole crisis, just part of the hishtadlus — takes two seconds and saves you from giving a whole shiur in the car about why your lo mein turned into something else.

The vibe is more grab-and-go than sit-and-linger, but it works. Efficient, quick, and to the point — exactly what you want when you’re hungry and not looking to make a whole event out of dinner.

Bottom line:
Flavor-packed, satisfying, and a solid go-to when you need something different and filling. Come hungry, order wisely (or not), and don’t be surprised if you’re already planning your next visit halfway through the first bite.“

“This place is far beyond the average Chinese food take out . This is high quality food and the best flavors !!!! You can't go wrong ! Love everything, mu shu beef, lemon chicken , fresh vegetable soup, rainbow shrimp and soooo much more ! Even the fried rice is amazing taste and quality a must for anyone in Rockland and North Rockland I'm lucky I live a mile away !“

“This is my new favorite restaurant, serving a variety of Chinese foods not found in other Rockland County Chinese restaurants. The place is a little small but nicely decorated and comfortable. The menu highlights what you expect from the name, dumplings. These dumplings filled with shrimp, pork, pork and Napa cabbage and crab are qualitatively different from other local offerings in that they are delicate, filled fully but with thinner wrapping. There are fluffy yet chewy rolls filled with choices of duck, pork belly, cucumbers and other vegetables. Noodle soups that are Japanese, Korean or Chinese, again with various meats and vegetarian options. Their chicken wings are wonderfully sauced while retaining a perfect crispness. Another novel and delicious dish is their sweet and sour rib pieces. These are small nuggets of spare ribs, on the bone, that are covered with soft and chewy pork. The growing menu offers more traditional dishes as well.
The food here has been consistently excellent over the four times we've had take-out from Dumpling House. The food here is priced on the higher side, but for the quality and variety of this cuisine, we feel that it is well worth it. The young staff are pleasant and friendly and eager to help with selections from the menu when asked.“

“I drive across a few town lines to get food from here. Food is hot and good. Clean tasting. Clean place. Service is stellar. Prices reasonable. I really enjoy the food. Four stars on atmosphere ‘only because’ it’s although they have dining in provisions, it’s a take out spot for the most part but please don’t let that take away from the positives.“

“Braised pork on rice had very small slices of pork belly. A layer of sauce on BOTH the top and bottom of the rice, which was smart. The garnishes of steamed broccoli and half egg (cold) were uninspiring. Pretty bowl, but the amount of food was not worth $9.95.“

“This is your usual mom and pop shop that makes delicious food. Never too salty or too bland, portions are as expected, and pricing is good. I prefer the short 5-6 min drive to here vs. the 3-4 min walk to the spot closer to home because of the taste and quality. I'm actually eating chicken when I order my usual compared to Taste of China on Main St. Def recommend for a quick, affordable, and good meal.“

“Been getting food from here for so many years and it is always good and consistent. Is it top quality fine dining...no, but its good and anyone ordering should already know it's take-out. Recently moved to another area of Bergen County and OMG there is some really bad Chinese food out there.“

“I've been getting Chinese food from this restaurant for YEARS! The food is pretty good value for money, but the atmosphere is like a generic Chinese restaurant. I love coming here and the prices for the lunch combos DOES come in clutch??“

“Since discovering Wonder, I have never had a fair or bad food experience. My orders have been delicious and delivery was always on time or early. I will eventually try each menu item but until then I recommend the Sushi plates and Big Belly chicken menus. The Pizza was also 100 percent.“

“Not bad. Was pleasantly surprised. I had the egg drop soup, shrimp egg roll, and Beef with Broccoli. All were pretty tasty. Beef could have been a bit more tender, but taste was good. Portions were pretty good size. They only do takeout; no seating available. If you want decent traditional American Chinese Food quickly, then give this place a shot.“

“Happy to report we have finally found delicious Chinese food in the area! Portions were huge (and delicious). We tried the General Tso's, the orange chicken, chicken & broccoli and veggie lo mein! Everything was so good, my picky kids even asked for seconds. They also gave us a free 2Lt soda (though we're not soda drinkers) which we haven't seen since moving here from NYC.“

“Nice well balanced Chinese restaurantI tried the pu pu platter,chicken in garlic sauce,shrimp fried rice,chicken wings,Lo MeinI was fondly impressed with the quality and good tasting foodThe prices were cheap and I’ll definitely return if I’m ever back in the area“

“I meet friends in this great restaurant quite a bit! This is my favorite place to pass a nice evening. I visit this spot many times. The cooking is just great, the staff members are courteous and the charge is decent. I like going in this place for a nice supper.“

“Literally, our favorite Chinese food restaurant in North Jersey. Great food, great portions, great prices. The quality of the food deserves a proper sit down restaurant. Quality of the food and taste has not changed over these many years.“

“Excellent food Excellent service Excellent prices!“

“The food we just had from this restaurant was so good I felt moved to leave a review. The flavors were bold. Every dish had its own special spices. Singapore noodles, orange chicken that packed a punch, beef with broccoli where you can taste the ginger. Highly recommend.“

“New location - same great food!!“

“Upon entering Hunan New Jade Chinese Restaurant, one feels not merely welcomed but gathered in, as though the walls themselves have borne witness to years of shared meals and quiet devotion to the craft of feeding others well. The air carries the perfume of simmering broths and rising steam, rich with promise. This is no hurried hall of convenience, but a place where time slows, where the clatter of plates sounds almost ceremonial, and where hunger is met not with haste but with care.

First came the house special fried rice, arriving like a golden harvest laid before us. Each grain stood proud and separate, yet bound in harmony with its fellows, glistening softly under the warmth of the wok. Shrimp, plump and tender, nestled among morsels of chicken and pork, each cut precise, each bite full of honest savor. Vegetables lent both color and crispness, like jewels scattered through the dish. The seasoning spoke in measured tones, not shouting but persuading, coaxing the palate into lingering appreciation. It was a dish of balance and abundance, one that asked not to be rushed, but honored.

The egg drop soup followed as a gentler verse, a quiet soliloquy of comfort. Pale ribbons of egg drifted through the broth like silk in warm water, delicate yet purposeful. The liquid itself was clear and golden, its flavor subtle but deeply reassuring, as though it knew precisely what it was meant to be. Each spoonful settled the spirit as much as the appetite, a reminder that simplicity, when handled with skill, can be a form of grace.

Then entered the hot and sour soup, bold as a trumpet call and twice as stirring. Steam rose with intent, carrying notes of vinegar sharp enough to awaken the senses and spice that warmed rather than wounded. Tofu, mushrooms, and bamboo shoots formed a chorus of textures, each playing its part. The heat did not overwhelm, nor did the sour dominate, but together they danced, step for step, leaving the tongue alert and eager for what might come next. It was a soup with character, confident and unafraid to be remembered.

The sweet and sour chicken arrived clad in a glossy crimson sheen, a dish as pleasing to the eye as it was to the appetite. Each piece of chicken bore a crisp exterior that yielded with a gentle crackle, revealing meat within that was tender and true. The sauce embraced rather than smothered, its sweetness brightened by tang, its richness lifted by pineapple and vegetables that still held their snap. This was comfort rendered theatrical, familiar yet executed with such care that it felt newly discovered.

Last, and lingering long in memory, was the pineapple fried rice, a dish that carried both warmth and light. The rice, fragrant and well seasoned, played host to bursts of pineapple whose sweetness arrived like sunlight through an open window. Each bite held contrast, savory meeting sweet, softness met by gentle firmness, the whole bound together in a way that felt joyful rather than indulgent. It refreshed even as it satisfied, a rare and welcome feat.

In sum, Hunan New Jade Chinese Restaurant is a place where food is treated not as mere sustenance, but as an offering. Each dish bears the mark of hands that know their work and hearts that respect the table they serve. One does not simply eat here. One partakes, one remembers, and one departs already longing for the hour of return.“