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We have many favorite Chinese spots in Columbus, like ChiliSpot or N.E. Chinese, but lately one of our go-tos has been Main Moon Chinese Restaurant, a small family-run storefront in Linworth. You’ll find it next door to The Hungarian Butcher and down from Rodos Greek Taverna and Cameron’s American Bistro.
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Their menu covers a lot of Americanized favorites as well as a lot of bona fide Chinese dishes. Here are a few of our favorites!
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We pretty much always order the Chengdu cold noodles. They are indeed served cold, with green onion and sesame seeds in a zingy sauce.
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Same with the dan dan noodles, which are served hot.
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They’re served with minced pork, crushed peanuts, and other seasonings, and you get to mix them together.
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Another favorite is the dumpling with hot chili oil.
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The flavor profiles of the two noodles dishes and the dumplings are similar. These filled dumplings are served in a sauce with that signature spicy and numbing mala seasoning, with Szechuan peppercorns and chilis.
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We usually don’t skip out on the Szechuan diced chicken.
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They’re diced, fried, and served with hot peppers and sesame seeds.
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And we haven’t turned away a simple order of General Tso’s chicken as well.
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Main Moon is open daily from 11 a.m. to 9:30 p.m.
Main Moon
2173 W. Dublin Granville Rd.
Worthington, OH 43085
(614) 847-8168
Web: mainmoonworthington.com