I just found this little place in Eden about a month ago …read more Pretty good food, I've loved everything I've tried. Especially the lo mein. I visit them at least twice a week. The lunch special is $9.95 everyones so nice.

Great buffet fresh food great service friendly atmosphere awesome sesame chicken and honey chickenread more

Chicken and Broccoli is amazing!! Give them a try. It's a true gem!! They have the best prices for…read moreGreensboro. I love the bag of crunches they give you with the soup.

I placed an online order at 1:32pm for honey chicken and vegetable fried rice lunch special. It…read morealso came with a soup. Typically, lunch specials at Chinese restaurants come with an egg roll. While ordering, I made a note to get white rice if available since it wasn't listed as an option. Online ordering said 20 minutes but I didn't think it would take that long. I arrived at 1:46pm. It wasn't busy at all. I received my order a couple minutes later. I ate when I got home and it was the perfect temperature. The chicken was somewhat hard and dry. I am unsure how fresh it was. The honey sauce on the chicken was okay. It wasn't what I was expecting from what I've gotten from other places. I didn't try the soup because I didn't even want it; it just came with the combo. Overall, it was okay. I've had better.

Pleasantly surprised. I came on Maki night but the usual were calling me. The chef's Hibatchi…read morespecial was good too. Decent portion of protien with 1/2 noods and rice that was really well seasoned. The apps were an ample sized portion but didn't standing out in flavor or seasoning. I settled on a standard Tempura Roll which was delicious. I loved the sauces!

It's Eden, NC, not New York City. The food was good…read more Owners/Staff very nice. I'm sure it's difficult for a Chinese restaurant in Eden to get the supplies that might be available in a major metropolitan area. But they do a good job.

I don't even need to look at the menu anymore because this has always been my go-to spot. The…read moreMongolian chicken with broccoli and lo mein never lets me down. The chicken is always tender, the broccoli is fresh, and the lo mein is so good it'll have you telling yourself, "Just one more bite"... about 20 times. The portions are huge too, so if you leave hungry, that's on you! The service is always fast, which is dangerous because it means I can satisfy my craving way too quickly. If you're looking for a place that's consistent and always hits the spot, this is it. They've earned a loyal customer out of me!

We've had amazing Chinese food in San Francisco Chinatown when we lived there during our post…read moregraduate studies, and have to say this place measures up! Best we've had yet in the Triad area by a long shot. First off, the online ordering process is super easy, and the estimated time for pick up was spot on. Highly recommend ordering online beforehand. The place was slammed, packed in like sardines on a Saturday evening. Everyone waiting for orders, and even if you don't order prior, the wait would still be worth it. This place was a well oiled machine, everyone knowing exactly what to do and how to pump out stellar authentic Chinese food quickly and efficiently. Flavorful dishes, authentic spices and sauces, juicy meat, perfectly cooked noodles and rice...you name it, this place does it right. Crispy scallion chicken is the bomb! Each and every other dish we had was top notch, including the pork egg foo young, chicken lo mein, house special fried rice (chicken pork and shrimp). And can't leave out the perfectly fried pork egg rolls...taste overload. Can't wait to come back and try more of this amazing and truly authentic Chinese joint.

Excellent food and prepared in the time mentioned..Always a perfect place to go to for Chinese…read morecuisine..Just don't go on Mondays,because that's when they're closed.The people are nice and the restaurant is very clean and well lit to read the menu

me and my family asked for 6 shrimp egg rolls and they didn't have shrimp and the egg rolls tasted…read morelike old oil. we asked for a refund or a discount or another order and they told us no the worker had a attitude service was not good at all. didn't try to help us in any way we wasted money for bad food great wall on 58 IS WAY BETTER.

The struggle is real when you're looking for an authentic mom-and-pop Chinese spot on a Monday;…read moremost in the area are closed! That's why finding Happy Garden was such a relief--it's truly the last of a dying breed. Tucked away in a small town, Happy Garden offers that classic dine-and-takeout experience you just can't duplicate. Stepping inside and tasting the food is an instant trip back in time, delivering those unmistakable classic Chinese takeout flavors from the 90s. Everything on the menu was a hit, from the rich and comforting Egg Drop Soup to the perfect Sweet-and-Sour Chicken. The quality is consistent, traditional, and deeply satisfying. Adding to the experience, the customer service was warm and genuinely good. For food this classic and comforting, I am more than willing to make the 30-minute drive. If your craving demands authentic, old-school Chinese cuisine, Happy Garden is the destination.

I've been going to Happy Garden for 2 years now, ever since I moved to Gibsonville. It's been my…read morego-to for Chinese take-out. The food is always really good -- though to be fair, I usually stick to the same few things: orange chicken, dumplings, beef and broccoli, and their rice. For Mother's Day weekend, I was craving Chinese again and decided to branch out and try the 'house special chow mein.' Because they offer both chow mein and lo mein on the menu, I did a quick search (ChatGPT and Google) to make sure I understood the difference. Everything I read said they're basically the same kind of egg noodles, just cooked differently -- lo mein is soft and saucy, chow mein is tossed in sauce and lightly fried for a crispier texture. Even on Happy Garden's own website, it says under Chow Mein that the dish comes with rice and egg noodles. And "house special" usually means a mix of meats and veggies, which sounded perfect. When I got the order home, I opened it and realized the chow mein was literally just cabbage and other veggies, with shrimp, chicken, and what looked like duck. No noodles. Now, I could've let that slide -- I get that every restaurant does things a little differently. But this was the first time I've ever gotten chow mein with zero noodles. So I decided to call and explain what I expected and what I got. The woman who answered was hard to understand, and after I explained the issue, she took my name and number. When she repeated it back, it didn't sound right, so I repeated it -- and she snapped, "umm yeah, that's what I said!" I apologized and said it just didn't sound right, I was just clarifying. She said the manager would need to call me back and review the order. About 5 minutes later, the manager calls. I start explaining what happened, and she keeps interrupting. So I pause and let her finish -- she goes on about how they make their chow mein. I say, "I get that, I'm just saying mine didn't come with noodles, and I expected noodles based on what chow mein usually is and what your webs--" She cuts me off with "What website!? What website!? Where did you order!?" I tell her, "Ma'am, I ordered from YOUR website, happygardengibsonville.com or whatever. It says under the chow mein category that it comes with rice and rice noodles. So that confirmed, in my mind, I'd be getting noodles." Now, if she had just calmly let me finish and then explained that their chow mein doesn't come with noodles -- just those little fried noodle chips in a bag -- I would've said, "ah, bummer. Can I place an order for lo mein?" That would've been fine. But the tone, the attitude, the defensiveness, the unwillingness to even hear what I ordered and why I expected what I did -- that's what killed it for me. So unfortunately, even though they're right down the street and I've always been happy to support local, I won't be going back. They don't deserve my business.

I visited Shanghai Restaurant with my wife and our five children around 9:15 pm, specifically…read morebecause their online hours showed they were open until 10:00 pm. When we walked in, we were told we could sit, but from the start the older waitress made us feel rushed and unwelcome. She was clearly impatient and very rude to my children, getting annoyed when they spoke while we were trying to order, as if we were an inconvenience just because they wanted to close. Her attitude was extremely unprofessional, especially toward a family with kids. On top of that, they added an automatic tip to our bill without asking or getting my approval. We were just a husband, wife, and children, not a large party, so there was no reason to force a tip, especially given the rude service. Based on this experience, I do not plan to return and I would not recommend this place to families looking for respectful service.

How have i lived in this area this long and not discovered this place. Ate lunch here today and it…read morewas great. Had the white meat general tso's chicken with fried rice and hot and sour soup. They served the table with fried noodles(looked homemade) and hot tea - nice touch. Soup and main dish were delicious and all for $10. Best deal in the area in my opinion. Service was great and place is nice

Stopped in today for a late lunch. First impression: This isn't your typical Chinese food joint. I…read morewas impressed by the visuals. Plus it was super clean. Not sure how old the interior photos are on their Yelp reviews but looks better in person. Dude running the place was waiting on tables, answering the phones, taking orders at the front, bossing people around in the back and bringing the food out of the kitchen and serving it HOT! He was a one man show today and killing it! Plus he was so nice. About the food. I ordered an Eggroll and Curry Chicken with fried rice. The eggroll was not the best I've had but it was good. It tasted fresh and no signs of the red pork that you sometimes get (thumbs up).The Curry Chicken sauce was really good. The chicken was nice and tender, the vegetables were fresh and crisp. My only complaint would be to not serve green peppers with the yellow curry sauce. It's my own personal preference because peppers give me heartburn. I will go back for sure to try some other dishes and I would definitely recommend to anyone looking for relaxing ambiance and fresh, delicious Chinese cuisine.

Ordered takeout from Gourmet China for the family and it was a hit. The menu is huge and includes…read morecold noodles, which you don't see very often around Greensboro. We didn't order them this time, but they're definitely on the list for a future visit. Everything we did get was packed with flavor. The crab rangoons and pork dumplings arrived hot and fresh, and the Dan Dan noodles, orange chicken, chicken chow fun, and garlic beef were all very tasty. One of the biggest positives here is consistency of flavor, something that's been surprisingly hard to find with a lot of Chinese takeout spots we've tried in the area. The only real miss for us is that egg foo young isn't on the menu, which my wife loves and always hopes to find. That aside, this is a super solid takeout option for flavorful, authentic, and fresh Chinese food.