Amazing Chinese takeout. Maybe the best in Warminster. Super fast service. Just great food.read more

Best chicken and beef on a stick So good get few times a…read moremonth Yum! Owners are also so nice

I was surprised in small Center Point we found this place. I was happy we chose it. The fish was…read moredelicious and fresh ,miso was very good too. I also had Bento box, (shrimp with broccoli ,spring roll, and fried rice), but forget to take a picture. Service was great ,waitress was checking us every time if everything is ok and if we need anything. Recommend!

Been here a few times, never disappointed. I always go for a bento box... Seafood is always fresh,…read morestaff is super friendly.

I ordered pork fried rice yesterday afternoon. By dinner time I was in the bathroom the whole…read morenight. I felt as if I was poisoned. This place needs to shut down or the board of health needs too. If you don't mind spending your evening in the bathroom then go here. If you do not want to spend hours in the bathroom then stay as far away from this dump as possible. I will be calling the board of health.

They should re name it to YUM YUM Kitchen because the food was scrumptious!!!…read more Food was cooked to perfection. General Taos chicken was juicy. I hate when I get more bread than chicken, not here! I had nice and tender chicken with the perfect amount of breading and sauce. Ready in 10 minutes! 10/10

I've been eating at Ming's since the early 2000's. The food…read morewas never fantastic- but it was good. Not anymore. My friends and I recently stopped in for lunch. It was pretty bad. So much has changed. The prices have increased considerably- by as much as $3 an item. The boneless ribs were loaded with fat. I would honestly say that one rib was made up of more than 50% fat. The combo plates now come with just an ice cream scoop-size of rice, even plain white rice. The meals are about two small palmfuls. I remember when the plate was covered with food. What did I learn from my recent dining experience at Ming's? The food is subpar, the amount is smaller and the prices are higher. If you like Chinese/Asian food as much as I do, skip Ming's.

On Saturday, 3/28, we celebrated my brother Bill's 84th Birthday…read more His daughter Kim, her husband Berto, their son Christian, Ruth Lynch, Larry & I and niece Grace enjoyed the 'Chef's choice', a meal fit for royalty. We ate past the point of comfort and savored every bite. Our waiter was exceptional. He was able and willing to educate us about each dish, and after the meal shared stories of his immigration and work experiences. I woke to family calling to compliment the meal and the gathering. We highly recommend Ming's of Hatboro.

I really enjoyed this food. Its open later, convenient, decently priced with pretty nice size…read moreservings. The worker was super kind and our food came out fast definitely would recommend. I will for sure be coming back!

Sitting right next door to Pho Palace on Bustleton Avenue in the far Northeast in Philadelphia,…read moreYaudim Dim Sum & Noodle is a small modern semi fast food Chinese kitchen that models itself as a quick dim sum (small bowl) house where you order at the cashier from the large laminated menu on the counter the most popular traditional plates, and then sit at a table until the order taker/chef/server brings your food to you on plastic trays. All that would be fine if you don't miss the old ladies with their pushcarts hawking their goodies at your table. I sort of did miss them as they are what I remember most fondly about those enormous meals around a large round table with family and friends that I enjoyed growing up. But, this is certainly not that, and therein lies the difference of having a totally enjoyable experience vs a fast food version without any cultural entertainment value. Without that, the food was just not as tasty and fun. The Xiao Long Bao skin was too thick and chewy, although the pork infused hot soup within was decent. Similarly, the sui mai and shrimp dumplings had better texture outside, but tiny shrimp within. The glutinous rice rolls had a pleasant light soy sauce and right textured wrap, but small shrimp in both size and number. The best we had was the potato croquette (crunchy outside, hot and grated tato within). The room was all blond wood and large traditional Chinese kitchen mural on the wall. Service was efficient. Prices were about right given the recent restaurant inflation. For my three stars I would rather return to the enrapture of the old ladies and their carts.

I've heard rave reviews about this restaurant and was super excited to try it. Everything I…read moreordered was absolutely solid you could tell the consistency and that from a culinary perspective the food was cooked with proper culinary technical skill. Super disappointed in the spice and flavor balance though. I ordered Szechuan spicy beef, expecting with two of the three words in the name relating to spice this dish would bring some strong flavor of chilies. The strongest flavor in the dish I got was celery it was below mild in flavor. Same with hot and sour soup it had no kick but still enjoyable. I can see why this restaurant is popular with the elderly but if you want to gain that younger customers base you will have to bring the flavor. Just order something sweet and you will be happy this place.

Not sure what happened to this place. I ordered orange…read morechicken thinking it would be *better* than my local joint. BOY was i wrong!! The sauce looked like chocolate or BBQ sauce in color and had a tomato-ketchup taste to it. I like exotic cuisine and flavors like citrus but this dish had bitter orange peel rinds in it that killed the flavor even more. Far from and a BIG step down for chinese-american cuisine. Will not be returning.

Been coming here for many years. Ever had a bad meal. Everyone is always happy and friendly. They…read moretreat you like family. Highly recommended.

Had both the Chinese food and the sushi. Neither disappointed. There's a nice lunch special that…read moreyou can get a couple different rolls. The fish wasn't bad, we got yellowtail and tuna and both were pretty good cuts of fish. The Chinese food was also well cooked and seasoned. We will be continuing to order take out when craving Chinese food in the future

Food & portions are great! Our family loves the chicken fried rice, orange chicken (spicy), the…read moreegg rolls, as well as spring rolls. The spring rolls are actually amazing!!! The freshness of the veggies packed inside are delicious!! I have tried spring rolls in the surrounding area (Warminster/Richboro/Langhorne/Holland) which are always so soggy and oily inside. It's quite gross & I can promise I have NOT been back to those places. Asian Palace spring rolls have a few pieces of cut shrimp (nice chunks) that I have to pick out because I'm allergic, but they are soooo darn good and fresh, I'm willing to risk it lol. Their chicken fried rice is tasty & has good amount of carrots, peas and onions. Can't tell ya how many other restaurants have cut corners and dobt put veggies in and to top it off skimp on the chicken. I was highly pleased to see A.P. Is they providing what customers want making people want to keep coming back! Great job Asian Palace, our go to place!!!

If I could give a zillion stars I would. Our favorite Chinese restaurant. What I love most is they…read moreappreciate your business. Still love a Chinese restaurant that puts out hot tea, noodles and duck sauce the minute you sit down. Today I took 24 ladies to lunch (pre-arranged menu choices). All 24 ladies (some hard to please) enjoyed everything! Courses were timly, food was fresh, hot and generous portions. It was perfect. Bruce, the owner was very accomodating, Alan and Ken took great care of us. They didn't miss a beat. Generals Chicken is all white meat. I enjoy the veg tempura but everything is a good choice. And lots of left overs! Yay! Must end with the pistachio ice cream...our group favorite!