Location: Mohegan Lake
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- 1. United States Military Academy Visitor Center
- 2. Boscobel House and Gardens
- 3. Bear Mountain State Park
- 4. Paramount Hudson Valley
- 5. West Point Tours
- 6. John C. Hart Memorial Library
- 7. New Croton Dam
- 8. West Point Museum
- 9. Manitoga / The Russel Wright Design Center
- 10. Hudson Valley Center for Contemporary Art
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Most Popular Chinese food in Mohegan Lake, New York, United States
Reviews on Chinese food in Mohegan Lake, New York, United States. Mohegan Lake, or, rarely, Lake Mohegan, is a census-designated place (CDP) located in the Town of Cortlandt and partially in the Town of Yorktown, both in Westchester County, New York. Mohegan Lake was named "Lake Mohegan" in 1859 by William Jones, who owned the Mount Pleasant Hotel on the East side of the lake. The change dates back to the early 1970s before which residents commonly referred to it as "Lake Mohegan", the name still used by the United States Census Bureau for the CDP. The population in the 2010 Census was 6,010. There is a private lake, Mohegan Lake with beaches which was closed for Swimming After Reports of Harmful Algal Blooms.
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6. Stone Rose Steakhouse Sushi Lounge
Overall Ratings
3 based on 22 reviews
Reviewed By P9589ZAscotts
Ok went out to eat with a couple and i have an issue with cooks that cant read the tickets.why is it that hard to make the food the way its written? A medium rare burger is NOT a well done burger.(twice) . Not again.
5. China Star II
Reviewed By stuartled
There isn't much room to sit as this is more of a takeout place than anything. My family has taken out of this restaurant many times and we've mostly been satisfied with the quality of the food. Additionally they are pretty speedy here as you get your meal around 20 minutes. A good choice when you don't want to cook.
4. Golden House Chinese Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 57 reviews
Reviewed By Gypsgris
I like American Chinese food. It typically is dependable. You know what you get and what not. Well, this experience was at the bottom of my Chinese food experiences. They claim in their restaurant name "Gourmet Chinese". Definitely not! First I had some steamed wontons. The dough was too thick but still they tasted ok. After that I had chicken with broccoli and pork fried rice. The fried rice was terrible! Tasteless with fatty pieces of pork and served lukewarm. The broccoli was ok but no spices on it. The chicken was terrible: limp, tasteless and not hot. While the service was prompt, the demeanor of the staff was lukewarm at best as well. I had been here a few years ago and it was ok. But now: Never again!
3. King Buffet
Overall Ratings
4 based on 69 reviews
Reviewed By Emilin A
The Sushi was good. The place is kind of small for a buffet maybe thatâs why it was not a huge selection for the food.The employees were very friendly but I after the notice that we got the dessert they brought me the bill and told me THANK YOU FOR COMING!!What about If I wanted to try something else?
2. Emperor Garden Restaurant
Reviewed By Briard
This restaurant recently came under new management, and we thought we'd give it a try. Much to our delight was fresh, tasty, and unique. Charmingly misnamed Fried Cracker Chicken was savoury and delicious. The coconut-infused malaysian curry was wonderfully tasty with delicious vegetables. Didn't try the sushi. We hope they stick around for a long time, as we need a local "go-to" place for takeout or a "too tired to cook" night out.
1. Wild Fusion
Overall Ratings
4 based on 84 reviews
Reviewed By Wlad K
The atmosphere is a cut above for the neighborhood; a place you might actually sit at the bar and have a cocktail. Big saltwater fish tank and expansive interior. The sushi is fresh, tasty and in tastefully polite portions. It takes a long time to get to the table; sip your miso. Chinese dishes come out with a fillip of decoration, in a pineapple shell or nicely garnished. The hostess is friendly.
