I absolutely love this place, when you need cheap and delicious food this is the place to come! I always the chow mein and fried rice as well as orange chicken! So yummy. I've come many times and never had a bad experience. They are always kind and willing to give you more food than less. I recommend!

So my girlfriend and her mom took me here and we got several items for take out and it was really cheap and Super tasty! I don't know this side of town and was shocked to find out about this place! Lo mein - was delicious and I'm not usually a fan unless it's lo or chow mein from back home in Hawaii. Thin rice noodles - really good, but added shoyu becuase I like saltier taste Mongolian chicken wings - SOOO my favorite!!! crispy and moist crab wontons - not bad, but I've had way better ones. shrimp fried rice - i like how the shrimp are plumb and a nice size beef broccoli - This was REALLY good! beef with peppers - I love this dish and it wasn't spicy, but very filling. pork with peppers - it could was jus as delicious, but I prefer the beef Sesame chicken - went back last night and hubby got this, it was a bit sweet for my taste buds, but I did like that it came with jalapenos, which made it taste better with spice. Chicken mushrooms - Now this is what I'm talking about! I love big hearty mushrooms and it was flavored nicely! all in all, I will be visiting this place when I am fiening for some tasty fast quick chinese food!

Looks can be deceiving. New Asian Express is case and point. The no-frills dining area and buffet style counter service should not put off the potential diner. Typically I run from any place that advertises any kind of "price per scoop" but in this case, that is no indication about the quality of the food. The steady stream of take out customers was also a good sign that NAE has something real happening. Two people, two entrees over steamed rice and two drinks, was less than ten dollars. The food is good. The spicy heat is not compromised and geared towards an uninitiated audience. I like that. The Kung Pao Chicken was traditional, but far from typical. Spicy in just the right way, and the combination of elements presented well. The other dish we tried was the Mongolian beef and a few spring rolls. Also worthwhile and well proportioned with no lack of heat. The Mexican bottled coke was an added bonus. The staff is efficient, the tables are clean and the parking is ample in this area of Thornton. I would suggest trying New Asian Express if you happen to be out in this part of town - excellent value for money and high standards on the food preparation. Just don't expect much else.