The New People Kitchen

this is literally my new favorite place. I think its relatively unknown since its further down Fulton. I’m a picky eater and I’m looking for food that will supplement my cooking– i don’t like it deep fried and overdone.
and the new people delivered! (Pun intended, they do free delivery as well). I got the garlic beef from them as well as the curry chicken, both excellent, the meat was perfectly cooked, it was soft and not tough at all. I also later got the moo goo gai pan and the cheese wontons– again, both very good.
there are some items they dont do well, like the egg roll, but for me thats a process of figuring out what I like from them. The food is always fresh and they deliver to me in 15 minutes after I call. This is my go to restaurant for take out.

I wasn’t in the mood for chinese… but when I walked in and smelled bleach… I had to try it. Now, that might be weird for some, but that to me says they took time to clean the place really well. The guy greeted us and the food was quick. Fried rice was delicious so was the vegetable lo mein and the eggroll. Will def return.

After not eating since breakfast and failing at two places to get food in a timely manner, I came here on the way home.
I looked at the menu and I saw they had a fried whiting sandwich available for $ 2.50.
I ordered the sandwich and paid the bill ($ 2.50) upon request. I waited almost 15 minutes for my food (again just a fried fish sandwich on white bread). The same one who took my order and took my money asked me to pay when she gave me the bag with the food. I told her I paid already. I even pulled out the $ 17.50 in change she gave me because all I had on me were $ 20 bills when I stepped foot in there.
If you can’t keep track of who paid you when there is no one in the restaurant maybe it is time you gave people receipts so they can prove it to you. Or only ask for payment when food is given, not when food is ordered and then again when food is given.
The sandwich itself was fine; they split the whiting filet so it could fold over upon itself to fit in between two slices of white bread. They put some hot sauce on the sandwich upon request but not enough and they didn’t include any hot sauce packets.

I have not been disappointed yet. Delivery is fast and food is fresh. I typically order shrimp and broccoli.

I called, and they told me it was too far. Google Maps says .9 miles, 5 minutes by car. That’s not far at all.

Prompt delivery and they are very nice over the phone as well. Food is good too. I love the shrimp lo mein. My go to chinese spot.

At 8:40pm on a Saturday I ordered Chinese food. At 8:55pm it was at my doorstep. Brooklyn is a magical place. And the Crab Rangoon is the good kind. Amen.

This isn’t a delivery restaurant if they won’t go a few blocks north. I can’t even try their food since they won’t deliver a few blocks north of their restaurant, when every other Chinese delivery place will, sorry but no thanks.

This is my favorite Chinese food in the area. We order from here about once a week, and I always order either shrimp and brocolli, shrimp lomein, fried chicken wings, or the spicy shrimp fried rice it’s so delicious they also deliver with a $ 7 minimum.

Great neighborhood Chinese restaurant. Quick and friendly service, and I’ve visited so often they know my order whether I walk in or call.

Neighborhood chinese joint. Fast, dependable, and friendly. Considering the somewhat «interesting» clientele they deal with this far out Fulton, they do a great job.
Nice lady behind counter. Remembers our order from visit to visit.

I go here all the time. It is quick, cheap and good.

Great take out. Fast and friendly.

Ok, I waited a year to write this review, because the whole neighborhood eats here, and they’re not hurting for business. But nobody’s reviewed it?
This is the best Chinese-​American takeout I have ever had, anywhere. Most of the year I get takeout from here a couple times a week. When you first start coming here, you wonder why it takes so damn long, and then you realize that it’s because they are cooking everything FRESH, and that everything you eat, the chicken, the beef, the vegetables, are of the highest quality. The food stands up to what you’d find in a lot of old-​school Cantonese restaurants, yet it is ridiculously cheap. Avg. $ 4.75.
I particularly recommend the Singapore mei fun.