My kids and I came to Lost Nation Brewery to get some burgers for late lunch after skiing. We were given the Sloppy MO’s menu and were a bit surprised to see Chinese food options in a brewery. (We are Chinese and we are “a little picky” with Chinese food. My kids grew up spoiled by my wife’s homemade Chinese food.) We ordered wide noodles with lamb not knowing what we were getting ourselves into. When the food finally came out, we were fully blown away by the authentic taste and spice of the dish. It beats every noodle dish we had in Boston! Chef Mike (a white dude! :-)) later told us the noodle is homemade. And the lamb was extremely tasty too. We later added dry cumin chicken wings. The boys loved them as much as the noodles. By the way, Rustic Ale was also very good. We are so happy we bumped into this little pop-up kitchen at the brewery and we would highly recommend wide noodles with lamb if you appreciate spicy food.

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Food was amazing and prepared perfectly on time. Plenty of sauces for my sauce drawer in the kitchen. Crunchy on the general tso was perfect. The price compared is perfect too

Wonderful restaurant for very cheap! My partner and I have a favorite Chinese restaurant back home and this one was nearly identical in quality. When we visit Vermont again, we will totally stop here!

Unfortunately we were very disappointed with our food at Wok n Roll. Not only was the beef and broccoli flavorless but the beef tasted like it was boiled and not seared like it should be when you are cooking in a wok. It was very chewy and unfortunately was not good. The sauce was so lacking in flavor I needed to use tablespoon after tablespoon of soy sauce to make it palatable. The oil that our fried food was cooked in unfortunately did not seem fresh and tasted like it hasn't been changed in a while. On the positive side, the staff were pleasant and the egg drop soup was decent and the white rice was acceptable. I am sad to be writing this considering how we do enjoy Chinese food, just wasn't worth the price.

No better and not too much worse than typical American-Chinese fare around these parts. Generally, the food and menu are carbon copies of other places. Some dishes are better than others. Just gotta test it out for yourself. Staff are nice. I wouldn’t say the customer service is excellent, but takeout Chinese isn’t generally the venue for that, so it met my expectations and I haven’t had any negative experiences. My biggest complaint is that their online menu is probably two years out of date. Prices have gone up by anywhere from $1-$4 per dish. So be prepared to pay more than expected if you’re researching the place online.

really disappointing. cheap ingredients. my order came with bits of another dish, like they re-used the pan without washing. well I have a severe food allergy so now I am suffering thanks to their laziness. the leftover food is in the trash, where it belongs! please spare Mo Vegas the suffering of poor quality food. never again

TLDR: This is really good food. I usually don't like Chinese food. Given the option I will almost always choose something else and I end up eating Chinese only when someone else who likes it really wants it. The exception is Nu Fu Lin's. I really like this food and will try to pick some up whenever I'm in Morrisville. I've ordered fairly late on Christmas Eve the last two years and if there is ever a time and day I'd expect food from any restaurant to be sub-par, its late on Christmas. The food was still excellent on a day when I wouldn't begrudge any other restaurant having an off night. I highly recommend this place.

Food is amazing. Staff was great and helpful Best Chinese food in northern Vermont so far.

The food here is great! Taste fresh and lots of options. It’s also an Asian convenience store. A nice surprise in the middle of nowhere. After moving to Vermont, I was worried about finding good Asian food and I am pleasantly surprised.

I have absolutely no complaints about Johnson’s Chinese Kitchen. The food is really nice and the service is great! This past summer, during a bad thunderstorm, we didn’t know where we could pick up dinner, so we called in for pick-up and the food was ready super fast. When I came in to get my order, the lady behind the counter was so nice and friendly, despite the terrible weather outside, that I couldn’t help but smile myself! This local family-run American Chinese restaurant deserves all the love and support it can get. It’s a great spot that we will continue to come back to whenever we are back in Vermont and craving some Chinese food!

Decent food, nice employee. I had Shanghai noodles. It was pretty good, although a little strong on the curry. The woman who took my order said it had curry, so I should have expected it. Also, it would have been nice if the meal was served in a real bowl.

I have absolutely no complaints about Johnson’s Chinese Kitchen. The food is really nice and the service is great! This past summer, during a bad thunderstorm, we didn’t know where we could pick up dinner, so we called in for pick-up and the food was ready super fast. When I came in to get my order, the lady behind the counter was so nice and friendly, despite the terrible weather outside, that I couldn’t help but smile myself! This local family-run American Chinese restaurant deserves all the love and support it can get. It’s a great spot that we will continue to come back to whenever we are back in Vermont and craving some Chinese food!

Decent food, nice employee. I had Shanghai noodles. It was pretty good, although a little strong on the curry. The woman who took my order said it had curry, so I should have expected it. Also, it would have been nice if the meal was served in a real bowl.