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  • Chowing Down on Chinese Food

    While people may say, “Not another Chinese Restaurant,” when a new one opens up, many people like us are still looking for one that has consistantly good eat in as well take out food at a reasonable price.

    There is a location in Nobscot that has had several reincarnations as a Chinese/Asian take out place and the Asian Buffet, which advertised extensively, yet we heard weren’t very hospitable to diners as the closing hour approached, closed abruptly.

    Green Tea II, which still has ads on the back of Stop & Shop register tapes, also closed in 2008.

    Red Pepper has had good reports, but felt the need to add Brazilian food.

    Lotus Flower is good, but seems a notch or two above others as far as price.

    Sabrina Wong in Nobscot is good, but their soups vary and it is geared for take out, not relaxed dining.

    There are some places that might be good, but put us off due to the location, or the run-down appearance.

    And nothing has survived in the old Hawaiian Village location on Rt. 30 since it closed several years ago.

    Deb Cleveland

    January 4, 2009
    Business

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