Whenever I'm in the area, I would stop by Super Wok as my go to Chinese takeout spot. I believe the…read morebusiness is family owned and we love supporting local businesses. My go to orders are the garlic eggplant and you can't go wrong with any of their chicken dishes. The prices are very reasonable for the amount of food they give. They do have a sitting area in front if you want to eat your food there but majority of folks just take it to go. Highly recommend coming here if you're looking for a delicious quick meal that leaves you satisfied and wallet full.

Food is the best. Service great for a pick up only joint. When you're craving Chinese food this is…read morethe place.

Excellent price for the sushi, and well made with a good portion. The house special pad Thai was…read moreexcellent and so was the chef special soup (the wontons were fire in there). 10/10 would go back! Great staff and kitchen.

The food is very delicious ,I will comeback , I like sushi,kitchen food!next time I will take my…read moremom go there,try something different

My criteria for takeout isn't the same as when we dine in. I'm also, shall we say "penurious"…read morewith takeout. I mention this because if China King was a sit-down restaurant, I'd likely be one-and-done. Based on convenience and reasonable prices, we'll probably return. But know that I'm not enamored. Hot and sour could be dubbed 'hot and watery.' No distinct taste. HOWEVER, I doctored mine up with sauce and ingredients from the other dishes, giving it some punch. They skimp on wontons in the egg drop wonton, but I like that they have wide greasy noodles to throw in. T loves Mongolian beef. His assessment is different than mine -- he grew up with crummy Chinese food in Georgia -- and he considered this good. Eh. There was such an overload of onions. The moo goo gai pan was maybe eh-plus. Not bad. And a week later ..... 1) Wonton soup -- why don't restaurants make soup like they did years ago with slivers of pork, slices of water chestnuts, greens and more taste? This is okay with a few squirts of soy sauce. The wontons are pretty good, and to their credit, plenty of 'em. And as I said last week, I like the bagged crispy noodles China King stocks. 2) Double cooked chicken -- c'mon, this dish is devoid of any zing. It's supposed to be spicy. The ingredients are there, but it's bland, bland, bland.

I often crave Chinese- I'm not very picky- but for years I've avoided this place because of several…read morebad meals. Yesterday I decided to try again- Hot and Sour Soup- Shrimp Egg Foo Young. There were approximately 3 shrimp in it. Chewing the 2nd one I had to spit it out. It was rotten and I've felt nauseous since then. Not particularly friendly- and why does it bother me that they charge 50 cents a portion for both mustard and hot sauce. I don't like to write this kind of review- but that meal was just horrible.

All you can eat dimsum on Saturdays and Sundays 11a - 1p. Less than $20 a person. You cannot beat…read moreit. Service was great, although the dimsum itself is self-serve (you go to the steamer cart instead of the steamer cart coming to you). Food was very good quality for the price, you will be very happy, and they have authentic dimsum dishes like chicken feet, duck egg congee, stewed tripe, etc. They even have a full buffet table of stir fried, fried, and baked dimsum items. Highly recommended. PS - show up at 10:55am if you want to guarantee yourself a seat, or call ahead and make a reservation.

Meet friends for a birthday at Jim Ding, first time I've been there in many years. Inside the place…read morewas very clean and we were welcomed as we entered. Waiter seated us with our friends and took our drink orders. As soon as last person arrived we placed our orders and everything started to come out within 10 minutes steaming hot. Everything was delicious and it was the first time I tried pork soup dumplings which were fantastic. We will be back and thank you Jet

This rating for take-out only. My husband would give them a 3 and I would give them a 1 so we are…read moresplitting the middle at a 2. Their 'bun' dishes are okay, and their bahn mi is missing key flavors that would make it a true bahn mi. Their pad thai, however, is the worst I've ever had. It has absolutely no flavor.

This place is amazing! I go here so often it's an addiction. I get the same thing every time, the…read morepho option with raw steak, flank, brisket. The flavor is amazing and the place is so traditional from the decor to the food. The food comes out fast and the workers are kind. Overall I don't get why this place has such a low review. Pho kitch'n is a not so hidden gem.

We were having guests at our place for dinner so we've always ordered from King's Garden And taking…read morethe food home. They have always Had the best food But this time we ordered general Taos chicken and the chicken was hard and old, shrimp egg foo Young, and the usual brown gravy which is what You're supposed to get with shrimp egg for Young, But this time they gave us some other Glazed sauce that I had no idea what it was. After spending $114 for dinner, this was definitely A waste of money. I spoke to SANTIAGO, the only non-Asian in the restaurant on the phone and he told me he was gonna let the owner know how dissatisfied we were. This one's on Sunday. Monday went by I heard nothing. Today I called and spoke to SANTIAGO again and He told me that he told The owner But the owner does Not reply to my calls and does not care about Selling bad food to its customers that's why they're ratings are going downhill fast. King's Garden used to be the very best Chinese food restaurant in the area. How do you go from being the best Chinese food restaurant To the ABSOLUTE WORST I don't know what happened to this place. But I don't care because I'm out of $114. If the owner would've made good on that dinner, maybe I would have gone back, but Obviously he Doesn't care If bad food leaves their kitchen. I WOULD BE CAUTIOUS NEVER TO BUY FROM THIS RESTAURANT EVER AGAIN. WORST CHINESE FOOD EVER!!!!!!!!!! Yelp is asking what could improve? I said going to another Chinese Food restaurant will improve my situation

Ended up having lunch at King's Garden Chinese at the Chestnut Hill Hotel nearby my relative's…read moreRoxborough home, since our cousin visiting from Texas is geared less to spicier and out-of-the-ordinary food. (Note - The adjacent Chestnut Hill Hotel Market was closed.) Beyond sharing an egg roll, ordered a Hot & Sour Soup and their Thai Style Fish. My local relative ordered Tofu with Black Bean Sauce, while our Texas cousin selected Chicken with Cashews. The egg rolls were OK and Hot & Sour Soup standard. My Thai Style Fish was batter-dipped fried fish in basically a gloppy Sweet & Sour Sauce with a little heat added - nothing I've even had close to in a Thai restaurant. The Tofu with Black Bean Sauce was better, but all in all not so remarkable. King's Garden was like basic Chinese food outside Chinatown used to be decades ago, before you could get higher quality and regional-focused Chinese options elsewhere. (Some may say my 3-Stars is generous - but the food wasn't inedible, just "meh" geared to people with muted tastebuds.) My recommendation - opt for the Market, if open, or choose any place (!!!) other than King's Garden to eat.

This review is for delivery only. My daughter and I were…read morelooking for another place to try some good Asian food. We decided to step out on faith and try Lucky Star Asian Cuisine. Delivery was on time and food arrived warm. We decided to try the General Tso's Chicken/ w brown rice, which was pretty good. It was sweet and spicy. The chicken was good, moist and flavorful. 8/10 We also got the Hawaiian Chicken. It wasn't what I was expecting. It was fried chicken breast sitting on a bed of lettuce, fruit/a few pineapple chunks and cherries. It came with a sweet and sour sauce. By everything being separated in the dish, there was no infusion of flavor, which made it dry and uneventful. I wouldn't get this again. 5/10. We also got the Crab Rangoon (cheese & crabmeat inside). These did not transport well. They seems wilted and probably need to be eaten soon after taken from cooking. Plus they were very stingy on the cheese and crab inside. 4/10. Spring rolls too, as a appetizer. They were just ok! Again, just needed more inside the roll. 4/10 By this being my first time trying this restaurant it may get a better review if I visited. So hopefully I'll do that in the future .

This was an interesting Asian restaurant that had both Chinese food and Japanese food. We were…read morecraving some Chinese food this day. We were quickly seated at a booth. The place was so dark that we had a hard time reading the menu. They brought dry, crunchy noodles for the table with this sweet and spicy sauce for free. The spicy sauce was really good. We ended up getting egg and spring rolls, pork fried rice, wonton and hot and sour soup, and shrimp with broccoli and carrots. The soups were comparable to most Chinese take out places. I really liked the wonton soup. The egg and spring rolls were pretty basic. Honestly, I would have preferred going to the shady Chinese corner shop that had bullet proof glass surrounding the cashier. The shrimp with broccoli with carrots was pretty basic as well. Again, I think the corner store Chinese shop makes it better. At the end of our meal we did get some tasty oranges and a fortune cookie. My fortune cookie response wasn't even fully written on the paper.

Grew up in the area years ago when Berwyn was a sleepy little town with not much but apartments and…read morea septa station. Now there is this shopping plaza with Dim Sum Mania. It is a cute, clean and friendly Shanghai style Chinese restaurant. We got beef on a stick, traditional Hong Kong style pork siu mai dumplings and salt and pepper squid. All quite delicious. The service was super friendly.

It's a nice, clean space with a wide selection of dim sum items as well as Chinese dishes. The…read moreservice was good and the food came out in a timely manner. We had the roast duck, roast pork buns, brisket noodle soup, and Chongqing spicy chicken. The food was good overall. The brisket noodle soup could have used more depth in the broth. The chicken was tender and they used white meat. The roast pork buns were similar to any other roast pork buns. The roast duck, however, seemed overcooked or possibly old and reheated to the point where parts of it were charred.