Having read so many good reviews, and knowing that the restaurant was hurting from being on a road closed by a nearby factory fire, we ordered, not just for ourselves, but on a night when two friends had joined us for dinner. We ordered chicken egg foo yung (a combination dinner); General Tso's tofu (and an egg roll); beef, shrimp, and chicken in garlic sauce; and pork yat. We were all sadly disappointed. The General Tso's tofu was bland and lacked flavor. When reheated the next night, it had no distinctive "General Tso's" taste, although the tofu was nicely crisped on the outside. The beef, shrimp, and chicken dish was unremarkable. "It doesn't compare at all with what [competitor's name] would serve," my friend said (or words to that effect). I had it the following night, too: the beef was tender, the chicken less so, but still uninteresting. My wife ordered the chicken egg foo yung: "It was ok, but it was bland." What she *did* appreciate is that the gravy was provided in a separate container. Often, we have elsewhere found the egg omelet swimming in a salty gravy. Now, the Pork Yat: the New Star menu reads "Pork yat typically consists of tender pork pieces mixed with vegetables and served over noodles, often accompanied by a savory sauce." Really. I received a quart container of a thick brown gravy with noodles, a few slivers of pork, and apparently no vegetables. I see elsewhere on the web that "Pork Yat" can be a noodle soup: that's just not what the description prepared me for. I realize now I had never heard a friend recommend New Star, and a healthy skepticism might have found a better meal than we got. Perhaps I overloaded the kitchen by asking for a pickup time 25 minutes after I called this order in (the restaurant did not say it would be a problem), but it took 45 minutes for our food to finally be ready to go. We will not be returning, I think.

I got the shrimp with walnuts and cheese wontons. Both are good, but I definitely recommend getting the cheese wontons. It comes in 8 pieces and with a sweet and sour sauce. Would definitely try more from here.

This restaurant has outside dining and is located next to the Home Depot and target there’s also Chick-fil-A nearby in Chipotle. They have two high chairs as well. It’s usually not very busy and a lot of people place an online order so you might be waiting at the cash register more than you’d like.

Fodd ok not much flavor on lo main in very dry. String bean rushed. Not really cooked. And gave I guest 1 sauce for 2 platter.