Their food was always just always decent. Tonight was Worst Chinese food I've ever had.Did they…read morelose their cooks? Most of it went in the garbage. Won't be back

Here's a one-star review for Gourmet Garden in Wyckoff, NJ:…read more One Star We decided to grab some quick Chinese food from Gourmet Garden on our way out of town, but it was a decision we deeply regret. We were charged a $2 upcharge for white meat chicken and an extra $1 for soup with the lunch special, which wouldn't have been a big deal if we had been informed beforehand. However, the real issue was the food itself. The chicken was absolutely disgusting--chewy and filled with fat. It definitely needs to be inspected because what we received was not acceptable. The worst part was that we all got extremely sick after eating here. We spent the entire night and the next day in the bathroom. This was the only thing we ate that day, so it had to be the chicken. I am incredibly disappointed that a place like this is open in a town with so many great restaurants. I also blame myself for making such a poor choice when there are so many other options in town. Stay far away from Gourmet Garden unless you want to be sick for days. There is nothing gourmet about this place. You've been warned!

Fast service, good prices, typical take out only closed on Tuesdays big selection on menu ala cart…read more& combination dishes we love the scallion pancakes & fried dumplings

Unfortunately the food wasn't good. I gave three stars but it's only because they were very nice. I…read morewon't be ordering from here again.

Horrible!!!!!! I ordered pal lo mein it had a horrible smell and was all dried stuck together. I…read morealso ordered fried rice. That too was horrible no flavor. Their food is not fresh. I will not go back! There is a great Chinese restaurant on Wyckoff Ave. called T S Ma. They are a bit pricey but it's worth it!

This is our go-to place. Really good wonton soup. Solid food all around. Consistent quality.read more

Have been a Bamboo House customer for many years. If you…read moreare looking for the best Chinese food in Bergen County, look no further. This is a gem. All the dishes seen to be made with loving care. Every taste even for the most basic dish, tastes special. You may have to wait for takeout, but the wait is worth it.

The best Chinese food in the area. Dumplings are amazing. General Tso's was perfectly crispy and…read moregreat flavor.

The best Chinese in Bergen County! The food was amazing, service was great and the restaurant…read moreitself is clean and arranged nicely. I have not one bad remark to give anything I had the pork soup dumplings which are hard to find at any Chinese establishment and they were the best I ever had My pork pad Thai was also perfect! I don't see me eating anywhere else going forward for Chinese food even though I need to travel a bit

From what we have been able to tell, there are very few good Chinese restaurants in Bergen County,…read morebut we finally found one that we were impressed with. The name of T.S. Ma Chinese Cuisine was certainly unique, but the positive reviews and delicious-looking pictures convinced us to try it for a takeout dinner. The woman that answered the phone was friendly, professional, and a complete joy; we had a reasonably large order and she coordinated it with easy accuracy. When we arrived at the place to pick up our goods, we saw that the restaurant had a spacious room dedicated solely for to-go orders, as well as a modern dining room for those deciding to eat there. The place was spotless and even the takeout area was bright and welcoming. Our ride home consisted of about 20 minutes of driving time, as well as another 20 or so minute stop at the supermarket, but the food was still warm by the time we arrived! We unpacked the sturdy, insulated bag they had provided and were happy to see that our dishes all arrived as requested and in generous portion sizes. We started by sharing a few items, like a quart of the House Special Soup, which included shrimp, white meat chicken, and pork with mixed vegetables in a chicken broth. The strands of pork were a bit chewy, but the chicken and jumbo shrimp were tender. The broth was flavorful, but light on the sodium and better with a dash of black pepper. We also divided up the Mu Shu Chicken with chicken strips, cabbage, and egg that we were to wrap in pancakes with sweet hoisin sauce. The pancakes were fresh and held up even when they were stuffed with the warm filling and heavy sauce. They tasted like they were handmade and not from any sort of package. The actual chicken mixture had a slightly burnt flavor, but was otherwise delightful. The only issue was that there was so much stuffing and only four pancakes. We probably could have used six to eight instead. Lastly, we shared the Chicken Lo Mein, which needed more chicken and some vegetables, as it was mainly noodles. It was richly flavored and not at all greasy, though. We then each had our own entrees. I opted to get something from their "Steamed and Grilled" section of the menu. My Steamed Shrimp came with a wide selection of vegetables, including Chinese cabbage, napa, jicama, broccoli, carrots, string beans, and snow peas. The vegetables were all crispy and fresh, and the shrimp were plump and delicious. I got it with a "light" spicy garlic sauce on the side, which apparently had no cornstarch in it. The sauce was very thin, so I assume that was, indeed, the case, but, despite being heavily wrapped, a good portion of the sauce had leaked out into the bag. I will say that the small drop I tried had a nice heat to it. I also sampled a bite of someone else's same version of the dish that had been sauteed and not steamed, and thought it was spicy and well-cooked. Someone else in our group had ordered the Shrimp with Honey Walnuts, not realizing that the shellfish would be fried and the sauce mayonnaise-based, so she was not thrilled, but that was not the restaurant's fault. However, she did mention that she thought it was bland. Despite her main dish, we all though T.S. Ma Chinese Cuisine did a nice job with our meal. Everything was lightly salted, not too greasy, and with enough flavor to keep it interesting. Plus, the staff even made little bags for each of us that included a fortune cookie, sauce packets, and plastic silverware; it was a very cute touch.

It's a nice little Chinese restaurant, they have plenty of seating to go around, simple and basic,…read moreand you don't have to wait a long time to get your orders, they are quick and efficient, I recommend this location if you are in the area...

I love this spot! We ordered a bunch of stuff for my grandma's birthday. Gram loves Chinese food!!!…read moreWe loved the roast duck. Not a lot of meat but delicious with a nice roast on the skin. Beef Szechuan and string beans Szechuan had great flavors! If you order chicken orange flavor you can ask for all white meat!! We love that!!! Give this place a try. Everything was fresh and delicious.

This is our local go to for take-out Chinese food, chop suey and veggie fried rice, a typical…read moreorder. They are a very busy place with American chicken wings also on the menu-it seems among their popular order an even as they are across the street from a Popeyes! They rarely get the order wrong if ever. It's good to have this hardworking team in our town.

I've been going here for years. Their food is decent. Since my last review, I tried a few different…read morespots that have the same or better general tso's chicken. I liked this place before I had tried food Chinese food. This place is less than mediocre. Their pork is rubbery. Their chicken and broccoli is watery. They put lettuce and cabbage in their Lo mein and I can't figure out why. Their dumplings are not very appetizing either. I usually go here because they are convenient. I do not order food served in styrofoam or use single serving plastic. I have been ordering pints to avoid plastic but it is too much food and too much money. I asked for them to give me a genera tso's chicken dinner but asked for them to give it to me is their cardboard pint containers. They refused to accommodate. I always found the woman at the front counter to be mean. I didn't really care because I was hungry, but I'm really sick of the attitude and the overall experience is very undesirable. Its with driving a few more miles for some friendly service and better quality food. After going here for 25 years, I have been enlightened to much better food and much better service. Maybe I'll try again with the next owner change.

Don't fear the fusion. I wasn't sure what to get but the Yelp-approved red curry was a good choice,…read morewith impressively fresh vegetables including broccoli, mushrooms and red peppers. And the chicken cheese egg roll fun? Authentic Chinese fare, no, but authentic suburban cuisine, you betcha. It's been some time since I enjoyed the delightful burn of complementary mustard on crunchy complementary noodles. Waldwick is quieter than some of its neighbors in normal times and given that it was Christmas I didn't know if anything would be open. Very glad to discover Red Bowl; from observing interactions with several regulars it seems the locals are already on board.

Remarkably unremarkable. "A jack of all trades is a master of none, but often times better than a…read moremaster of one." Typically I am in the ever-most agreeance with Billy Shake; however, this is a law that applies to some but not all. This law should not be applied here. Master of nothing. And Jack of a farcical fusion trade. The epitome of, yea that was an OK dinner. The Thai food is bland, the Chinese food is underwhelming, the sushi is actually fine. I grew up spoiled off of the well-rounded juggernaut named Jumbo of Airmont who did EVERYTHING well. Iykyk sista. Red Bowl couldn't even fry their rice. Could never chicken their broccoli. Wouldn't dare to lace their lo mein. Which is a shame, because sometimes you want a dynamic dinner of all the above: Chinese and sushi and thai but oh my the sharks out of the water here. Broke through the waves but just can't walk on the land - Even though it so would like to. Evolution takes millenniums. And God chose the homosapiens, go complain to the aliens. These fusion factories often pry on the weak families who can't decide between the three, but it's clear as a mist-less day... they whiff hard at the tee. You will be crestfallen if you appreciate every dinner as your last. If you don't mind an average meal, then I and this review are not for you. Don't be abashed by your carelessness, we all have different purposes in life. Linguini's is just a higher purpose, and with that I tap out here... to never return.