Here you will find a restaurant with the taste of gardens, as befitting the name of the…read moreestablishment. Website: 9/10 It has the motif of the bamboo plants in the background, giving the website a taste of East Asian aesthetics without overwhelming the eyes. It is easy to navigate and brings you to a menu with a large selection of dishes organized into specific categories. They even have a chili pepper icon beside the spicy ones. However, none of the menu items have images showing what they are. Brand: 6/10 The interior gave Garden Taste an underwhelming environment. The sign outside looked faded, while the menu items above the counter had various degrees of outage. I will say that the counter had Lego sets functioning as holders for basic utilities, made by the staff's daughter. There was also I presume a play area in one of the corners of the establishment. So, I can see how the establishment has accommodations for children. As a Chinese restaurant, it does fit the aesthetics of showcasing Chinese New Year in a variety of party favors and signs. Ambiance: 7/10 For a small, Chinese restaurant, it definitely had enough space for a handful of tables. It does have the potential to get noisy during the near-noon rush. The tables also have marks, though nothing too dirty. The condiments and plastic utensils are always in abundance. Service: 10/10 The staff patiently asked me specific questions about the meal, whether I wanted white rice or fried rice, of if I wanted chopped sticks or a fork. She also helped me pronounce the name of my order, the Moo Goo Gai Pan, when I drew a blank. Wait Time: 10/10 Our meals came in time without delay or interruptions. Food: 10/10 I ordered the Moo Goo Gai Pan with white rice. It steamed throughout the time I ate, yet did not cause a major problem with every bite. The plastic container practically captured the heat and steamed the entire dish. The meal presented itself in a tightly compacted container. None of the ingredients needlessly poured out. The earthy smell of Moo Goo Gai Pan perfectly represented the standard of East Asian cuisine. I never had Moo Goo Gai Pan, but I can say that this dish made a good first impression on me. The sauce particularly the hearty taste that made the soft, leathery chicken and vegetables easy to eat, with the mushrooms helping to bring much of that earthy taste. The rice complemented the dish to provide sturdiness. The abundance of vegetables helps make the dish very filling. The aftertaste stayed with me in a positive way. There are plenty of menu items organized differently on the menu pamphlet so as to ensure that you are not confused about what to get. Worth The Money?: 7/10 I can definitely say that Garden Taste is not that difference from any Chinese restaurant in terms of the bare-minimum aesthetics while also having a large selection of menu items. With those being said, I can see potential in this establishment evolving with time. While the ambiance did not work in its favor, the food definitely outweighed any serious grievances I may have. I would suggest that Garden Taste make itself more distinguishable as a Chinese restaurant. Chinese culture is not monolithic, since a lot of Chinese restaurants are specifically Cantonese-based, including this one. Americans generally know very little about China, or even the difference between Han Chinese and Cantonese cuisine. I do not know if the possibility exists to emphasize those differences in the menu. Furthermore, if the establishment were to continue to use the kid-friendly aesthetics as exhibited in the interior, then perhaps they could reflect the brand as a whole in the form of bubbly letters and bright colors. I would not say this as a serious recommendation, rather as a way of making Garden Taste Chinese Restaurant stand out as a unique Chinese restaurant. Finally, I would suggest that each of the menu items on the website have an image accompanying the name so people know what to get. Rating: 4/5 Stars I had a pleasant experience with Garden Taste and I got to try a new dish without too much trouble. Recommend To... Anyone looking for a Chinese meal while they are traveling through Ramtown.

Terrible. New owners are terrible. They do not fill the orders ya need to call and go back for what…read moreis missing. New owner is very nasty. I've bought from there for over 24 years and this new owner is bad. Raised prices no menus and ya have to ask for duck days. Go to Dorado square got good Chinese food.

Inviting ambiance, both lunch and diner menus,…read more Good service, good familiar Chinese flavors, friendly, Will go back!

This place has amazing Chinese food and it's for a reasonable price. Their service is also great…read morewith always refilling water and Bringing out food quick. They have live music some nights and a great atmosphere. Overall it is a hidden gem this isn't well known but for its price and quality it is one of the best Chinese food places in its area.

I tried Happy Garden last night and ordered a mix of dishes. The woman on the phone could not be…read morebothered to take an order. Food didn't take more than 20 minutes but when we got there it was not a clean establishment. The food was actually the worst Chinese food I've ever had. The general tso's was like syrup. Boneless spare ribs looked so good but tasted like nothing and grease. Lo mein was bearable. Everything had the flavor of day old grease. I'm not trying to be mean but this was genuinely the worst food. You know it's bad when you toss everything out and don't keep Chinese food leftovers. I love supporting small businesses and hole in the wall places but this was a rough one.

Food is greasy and tastes like it's old and been reheated everyone got sick from eating it. How is…read morethis place still open ,do not eat here most disgusting food I have ever eaten!!!

We visited here for the first time yesterday for Valentine's Day. We sat near the front so with it…read morebeing winter it was cold when the door would open. They should add another door at the entrance. We started off with Wonton soup. The flavor and texture of the meat and dumplings were delicious for me and I'm picky. The issue was the broth wasn't very hot. And it could use more flavor in the broth. Next the pan seared pork dumplings. They were delicious also and the dipping sauce tasty sweet and as it should be. I ordered the sesame chicken and it was a nice large portion of amazing white meat. As I said I am picky with texture and meat and this was the best I've had out for sesame chicken. That said, my meal was not hot for a fried dish. My dates meal was hot but lacked flavor it was like a garlic type sauce. He ordered the Bistro 3 delicacies. I still have it a 4 star because I've had terrible food before this just needs a little help and timing. I will chalk it up to being a holiday and busy. I will give them another chance though because it was a nice experience and food was worth it! :)

This is a reastaurant with friendly service and tasty food, with a few small quirks…read more We stopped at Beijing Bistro on a whim and had a pleasant overall experience. The server was extremely friendly, truly a standout, warm, attentive, and just wonderful throughout our visit. There was a slightly awkward moment at the entrance: a sign told us to wait to be seated, but no one was there to greet us. Instead, a man behind the bar called out from across the room to ask how many were in our party, then simply told us to "sit anywhere." It wasn't a big deal, but it felt a little off-putting and impersonal. As for the food: The wonton soup had good flavor but was just warm which was disappointing on a freezing cold day when a hot bowl of soup would have hit the spot. The pork bun and dumplings were delicious. The tea was also very good, and the overall service was prompt and efficient. It's a solid place with a friendly atmosphere and tasty dishes. Despite the small oddities, I'd say it's definitely worth a visit if you're in the area.

There's an art to cooking with a wok, and the chef here is a master. Each bite carries the fire and…read morethe motion of the pan the kind of flavor you only get when someone has done this for years and still loves the work. The noodles are perfect, the vegetables bright, the chicken tender. The balance of heat and smoke is old-school, the kind that reminds you of the takeout joints that used to anchor every small town. Golden City isn't just another Chinese takeout it's a piece of tradition, crafted by hands that understand patience and pride. A national treasure hiding in plain sight.

Ordered food and was told 45 min delivery, 2 hours later still no food or delivery, food quality…read morenot worth that wait, poorly run business EDITED Food was finally delivered after 2 hours, one chicken dish was cool, another was the most overcooked chewy chicken I've ever had, abhorrent food, please don't waste your money or time on this place

My eggroll was deliciously greasy and the food was phenomenal. Better than I anticipated. Prices…read moreare fair. The kitchen works behind cardboard. Service is fast and food is cooked to order. Ambiance of the waiting area offers one table with chairs, bathrooms, sodas.. and window sill area sort of provides a seat. Other customers are likely waiting nearby as food is very good.

My very honest opinion, i have tried lots of different chinese spots and this one still hold the…read morenumber one spot. My favorite dish is the porkfriedrice with half a chicken and let me tell you, it never disappoints. If you don't believe me, go try it your self

We moved away from this area years ago, but we were here visiting family and decided to try it…read moreagain, because we remembered liking it. Almost everything was terrible. Chicken and broccoli had rotten white pieces of broccoli and the chicken was mostly bad pieces. The sauce had the consistency of wet cat food, and smelled like it. It didn't taste good either. The beef and broccoli wasn't good. The beef was sliced ultra-thin and looked like it was on its last leg. The sauce was lame. The kung pao chicken had a decent sauce - not great, but decent. And nice veggies. But the chicken seemed like it was all the left-over chopped up dark-meat scraps and grizzle. Basically inedible. Sesame chicken wasn't that bad tasting but dark meat chicken. And poor quality meat. The sweet and sour chicken was ok but it's probably hard to mess up fried chicken with dipping sauce. The crab rangoons were good also. But I wouldn't frequent a restaurant if the only redeeming thing they make is an appetizer. Also, their online ordering system is awful. There are no descriptions for the dishes and you can't pay for your food online. You have to pay when you get there. It's a little bizarre and confusing. I wish they at least had a description for each dish and maybe even a picture on the online menu. Or they should post a picture of the actual store menu on their website. People may have no idea what moo goo gai pan is (I don't!). Pretty disappointing. But we aren't local so we won't be back no matter what.

I recently ordered from Eastern Empire Chinese & Thai Restaurant, and I couldn't be more impressed!…read moreI ordered the Chicken Lo Mein, which came with Roast Pork Fried Rice and an Egg Roll. I opted for delivery, and it arrived incredibly fast. Not only was it fast, but it was also so hot that we actually had to let it cool off before eating--something I rarely experience with delivery orders! The Chicken Lo Mein was packed with tender chicken, perfectly cooked noodles, and fresh veggies, all coated in a delicious savory sauce. The Roast Pork Fried Rice was flavorful, and the Egg Roll was crispy and satisfying. The portion sizes were generous, making it an excellent value. If you're craving tasty Chinese and Thai cuisine with lightning-fast delivery, Eastern Empire is the place to go. I can't speak for the ambiance except I went to pick up a few times. It was clean and counter staff was friendly. Highly recommended!

Love you still get fried noodles on table! Sushi fresh & reasonably priced! Shrimp w mixed…read morevegtables had 10 good sized shrimp & was yummy!Definately will return. Also great soups & a big selection.

Thai chicken wings along with sweet n sour chicken are my thing along with the Lo Mein. Never had a…read morebad experience. Staple once a month spot for me!