Chinatown Garden

Howie a month ago

One of these old fashioned simple Chinese restaurants we know from the 70‘s of last century. The hot n sour soup was tasty, spring roll without spring or without veggies (no clue) but oily and the dumplings maybe hand made but boring. Most of the fast Chinese food restaurants offers better food.

Randy L 9 months ago

Drinks were great, hot and sour soup was also excellent, the Szechuan crispy Beef was great but a bit on the sweet side. It was delicious but I think would be even better with a little less sweetness!service was great! We've been multiple times and will go back for sure. Large portions too. We each got a bowl of soup and split an entree.

Jerry Ngo 3 months ago

Had a pretty average experience dining in the restaurant. The hot and spicy soup wasn’t spicy enough. The tofu and the beef flat noodles that we ordered were pretty tasteless. The saving grace was the prawns which I felt was acceptable.

Phuong Malkin 3 months ago

We ordered the Peking Duck. The menu described it as served with scallions and cucumber (like other Chinese restaurants). When they brought it out, there was no cucumber. The waitress said their restaurant does not serve Peking Duck with cucumber and the menu did not mention cucumber. I asked her to bring me back the menu and showed her there was cucumber in the description. She then said she worked in the restaurant for 18 years and never served cucumber with Peking Duck. I asked her did the menu always said Peking was served with cucumber during the last 18 years. She said no, they just had new menu and the person who wrote the new menu did not know that the restaurant did not serve Peking Duck with cucumber. If I knew their Peking Duck was not served with cucumber, I would order a vegetable dish. I do not like to eat main dish without vegetable. My husband said no tip but when we received the bill, they already added 15 % tip to the total bill. In USA, tip is the way customers reward the server for good service. A lot of negative reviews regarding this matter.

willthevill 11 months ago

I have not much to complain about, the dining experience was good. The food was good, especially rhe Szechuan beef. The szechuan beef is my personal favorite. The hot and sour soup is also pretty great, the soup is very light but has deep flavor. The chips that came with the soup tasted a bit stale though. The triple delight pan fried noodle was amazing, especially the noodles, which was very creamy. The food portions were nice as well, you definitely get your fill for your money's worth. The atmosphere here is very good as well. The seating is quite nice, with very comfortable booths. The decorations and style of the location is very oriental, which is on brand (since it is Chinatown). The staff was quite receptive and helpful.