A local favorite to Stoughton. Always visit whrn I am back in town. The food is served quickly and…read morehot. The restaurant coulu do with some updating but staff is always very welcoming.

My sister and I go to Ming Du every time we get together. They are very accommodating and very…read morefriendly. They have a special that we always get where you can get fried rice and three appetizers. Appetizers are my favorite things so this is such a good deal!! You can get lo mein instead of rice for an upcharge. Excellent food!!

The best Pho; fresh vegetables. We loved the spring rolls. You are waited on as soon as you're…read moreseated. Food is served in perfect timing. What lacks in atmosphere is made up with excellent food, great friendly service. This place is a hidden gem

Services NG, FOOD no good, bu bo hue is the same soup with pho. Soup. They just add seasoning into…read moreit, using the wrong noodle. And for my pho special. It even worst over all. I dont recommend.

My bestie took me yo Gourmet Garden for a celebratory dinner while she's in town. We ordered the…read morebeef teriyaki (8/10), crab ragoon (7/10), boneless spare ribs 10/10, chicken pad thai (9/10), and a side of white rice... as for drinks the kiddos both had soft drinks, I had the red sangria (7/10, bestie had the white sangria (3/10) and we both also had a Mai Tai (7/10). Overall the food was good and our waitress was really nice and checked on us often.

Good, fast, friendly service. The food was good, and priced reasonably. The chicken was lightly…read morespiced, which was nice.

This restaurant is no longer open. You call the # and it goes to VM, you try to order online and it…read moresays the restaurant is closed even though it's 7 pm on a Friday night. Not sure what's going on but they're still listed in Google as if they're up & running.

the food was way different then we expected. it wasn't terrible except it had a weird aftertaste…read more the chow main is also supposed to be noodles and it wasn't at all what it usually is and the dumplings weren't good at all

I will start with what's good…read more Mr Chef has really great atmosphere. It's a small restaurant but the decor is both pretty and trendy. They have cloth napkins folded in the table, and some festive lights. Really a cute spot for a date. They have a small but solid list of cocktails. And Boba milk tea. The staff is also very welcoming. Parking is easy, its centrally located. We've been 3 times though and haven't really liked the food two of those times. It wasn't awful, we just didn't like it in comparison to other Chinese places. Good cocktails though. Cute boba. Maybe the Japanese food is better.

Visiting from Georgia, was looking forward to visiting Mr.Chef's more than any other place. Even…read morethough they try to accommodate sit in diners, the service wasn't really great at all. This is a TAKE-OUT restaurant! The fried rice was a MAJOR let down, there was an aftertaste of freezer burn. Maybe it was big batched prepared for holidays. My rice came out cold and the server asked if I would like it put in the microwave. THE MICROWAVE!!?!?!!?!?? Anyways, everything else was great! Crab Rangoon was pretty awesome and even better than I remembered! They probably have the best General Tso' chicken around! Just get TAKE OUT and you won't be disappointed!

I've heard about this restaurant for years and finally tried it! Overall, we had a lovely…read moreexperience. The restaurant is beautifully decorated and very clean. Our server was a very nice man! We ordered the scallion pancakes, crab rangoons, kung pao shrimp, and sesame chicken. The appetizers were the stars of the show, in our opinion. They were delicious! 10 out of 10. The shrimp and chicken, on the other hand, five out of 10.

This was easily the worst restaurant experience of my life. My group went here at 12:00 PM for a…read morereunion, and the place was completely empty--not a single other customer came in the entire time we were there (until 2:15 PM). There were no waiters or waitresses, only the owner. The smell inside was terrible, like a musty old house. As for the food, it looked unappetizing and tasted even worse. Almost every dish was strangely sweet and borderline inedible. Between the smell, the lack of staff, and the horrible food, I will never go back. Save your money and stay away.

Just had dinner their Sunday night. What a treat ! Best ribs on the bone and wonton soup. Don't…read moremiss the chicken scrolls too. I had read some poor reviews , but don't listen to the negative stuff or you'll really miss out. Can't wait to go back.

Went back for a dinner a year after the big "under new management" change. Interesting findings…read more -- Egg Rolls: A little small, a little dry, but nicely crisp, old school celery filling, and VERY intense BBQ pork flavor inside. Almost like a pork bun. A little above average thanks to the flavor. -- Chinatown Ribs: Not available when they first did the new management thing, but their signature babybacks are back, at least as a special. A different cut from the spares, these are a little pricey at $28, and odd cutting-- some wide, some narrow-- but very thick (2" in spots) and very juicy. Just enough glaze, and thankfully not all over the cross sections, because these fresh-cooked ribs have nothing to hide and need no crutch (I'm looking at you, Jasmine Garden). Very pleasant flavor. Near-elite. -- Yu Hsiang Beef (on a combo): Yes, they do dinner combos. The beef was very tender, with pleasant spicy flavor and sweetness to balance it out. It seems the sweetness is a new twist; I preferred the version I had twice a year ago that was much more spicy and savory, but this was good. Nice assortment of peppers and wood ear mushrooms. Above average. -- Spareribs (on a combo): Had to try these too. These changed a little from a year ago (previously near-elite once and elite once)-- not as thick and no scoring of the surface. Delicious glaze, but dry and probably a reheat. Will definitely get these again, but as a full order, not as extras plopped onto a combo. A little below average, but still some good signs. -- Pork Fried Rice (on a combo): Dry. Muted flavor. Below average. -- General Gau's Chicken: Very crispy and staying crispy throughout the meal, these flattened, bumpy mini cutlets had quality chicken, good tenderness, and a complex sauce mixing heat into the sweet the way the General is supposed to but which most don't. Caramelly delicious. Near-elite to elite. Some bumps in the road still, but still plenty to like.