We ordered the string beans, the Peking duck set, and a chicken dish. Overall, the food was solid…read morebut felt more Cantonese than Sichuan, so it did not really hit the spicy, bold flavors I was expecting. That said, it is good value for what it is, and overall a decent restaurant. It was surprisingly quiet for a Friday night, which worked well for us. Nothing was especially mind blowing, but the dishes were reliable and well executed.

ChongQing is one of my go-to lunch spots for Chinese food when I'm in downtown Vancouver. The lunch…read morespecials are affordable, filling, and tasty. I got the green beans with Chicken in black bean sauce. It came with rice and a soup, to make it a decent sized meal.

Potentially the worst Chinese food I have had. Ever. Squid…read morein spicy salt and pepper had no spice whatsoever and as tough as shoe leather. Szechuan veggies no spice at all. Generally inedible.

Got take out from here and can't say we'll be back. We ordered through Uber and found the person…read moreworking the front area to be quite rude. From ignoring waiting patrons for pick up to demanding I open my app to prove it's actually my order because "I don't know who you are", even after showing a screen shot, I can't say I've ever encountered trying to do a quick up and being so irritated at the interaction. The odds of reciting an exact name and order in trying to take someone else's order would be pretty difficult. This type of interaction happened twice in a row, so for that alone we won't bother going again. Service is still a rather important aspect even if it's just picking up. As for the food, it was fine. Not awful, but not impressive either. The spring roll for $2.50 a piece had nothing but a few large chunks of cabbage in it and tasted like heavily used oil. No thanks. We also got a meal with noodles, beef and sweet and sour pork. Maybe it's good value for the quantity, and I thought the beef was decent. But the pork wasn't and the noodles were heavily covered in a salty sauce, which was kind of ok but definitely leaves you feeling greasy. The chicken part of the lemon chicken was good but the sauce had a thick jelly like consistency. There's better, nicer places in the area, so no need to return here. If you want greasy, food court style Chinese take out from a questionably clean establishment and can handle rude interactions, then go for it. But we won't!

I'd been meaning to try this False Creek restaurant for a while, so when I did visit I ordered some…read morefairly standard fare to try out for the first time. The service is excellent, they leave a gadget at your table to press for the attention of the staff any time. Their hot and sour soup is quite good, not the best in Vancouver but nothing to complain about. It had relatively large pieces of chicken and plenty of shrimp. I ordered the mushroom egg Foo Young.. also really good and buttery, if I have one complaint it would be that the salt is a little on the heavy side. Finally I ordered barbeque pork northern style chow mein. I really like this, it was obviously stir fried in soya sauce with a chewy texture, and the pork was on the verge of crispy. I would definitely order this again. Parking is easy, there are plenty of stalls out front that are shared with other businesses, and it's right off W 6th Avenue.

Very solid! It's tucked away in a small strip mall but don't let the lack of ambiance dissuade you…read more I am all about Dim Sum and the dumplings I had were perfect, squirted juice and I could have paid a lot more in other fancier places! The wontons in chili garlic sauce were some of the best I've had - and I'm from San Francisco, so I have high standards for authentic Dim Sum. This little place is a gem!

The foods especially great when you eat in…read more Good tea, good service and great food. The location is convenient too a quick drive to Park Royal. I've enjoyed this spot for years.

The food could improve! Ordered 3 dishes, they all looked the same, brown. Called and said how…read moreunhappy we were. They really didn't care. Will never order from Ming's again, and we live 1 km away!

I didn't think it was possible to make bad egg foo young, but they somehow managed to do it. It was…read morea bit too salty, but the really off-putting part was the weird rubbery texture. Never ordering from there ever again.

Love this place! Good food, generous portions and really nice staff. Lots of metered, or some side…read morestreet parking. So nice to have a great restaurant in our Kits neighbourhood. :)

There's a review further down about the wonton soup having flies and dirty bok choy. I needed…read morewonton soup and thought, "surely that can't be right." Surprise, found a little soup bloated gnat stuck to the inside of the container, along with visibly dirty bok choy. So, you know... can confirm. I get that times are tough, but take a little pride in the veg you're serving. Washing produce is part of running a kitchen. If they didn't wash the bok choy, did they wash anything else? Didn't finish it.

It's rare to find a fast food Chinese restaurant which serves dishes normally reserved for the…read morefamily at home. But this is what Peter (owner/chef) offers at Patterson Wonton House. For example, I had rock cod with two of the healthiest veggies on the planet (sorry kale): bitter melon and Chinese broccoli. Stir fried in black bean sauce - superb - sad that these items are not offered in virtually all Asian restaurants. Decor of restaurant is blah, but the food is fresh, authentic and tasty.

Pass. Not for me. No Mongolian beef. Shrimp and broccoli better. Chicken chow mein so so. When kids…read moresay the white rice and boba is the best thing they ate then pass. I must have ordered the wrong things because google reviews say this is the best. Vs Canada vs Portland taste The veggies were very very fresh and good

I quite enjoyed my take out here and the prices were really reasonable. They even take 10% off if…read moreyou take out and pay in cash which was nice (I basically just tipped it back because I appreciated the service.) I quite enjoyed their sweet and sour pork and deep fried shrimp. This complimented their chow mein and fried rice very well as well as their chop suey. Very good portion sizing as well for the price. I quite enjoyed my meal with my friend from here. One of the more fun parts of my meal was opening our fortune cookies and reading our fortunes to each other. It is right in the downtown strip so it is very convenient.

Good Chinese food especially on the lunch menu/mini size portions. The Szechuan chicken tasted like…read morethey used sauce from a bottle but the chicken with ginger and green onion had a nice flavour. I would return for their lunch menu/mini size as the portions are quite large for $13. They're also really efficient and fast, and take out usually takes 15mins. They have tons of tables inside but note that they're sometimes all taken around lunch time so it's best to go at an off time if you want to eat in.

We used to order from Jade Garden quite often in the past. It had been quite awhile though since…read morethe last time we ordered from them, and even longer still since we'd actually dined inside the restaurant itself. Featured here: Minced Beef & Parsley Soup Peking Duck (2 courses) Peking Pork Chop Filet of Sole with Seasonal Vegetables Prawn with Scrambled Egg Fried Flat Noodles Pan Fried Salted Radish Minced Meat/ Egg We were celebrating a birthday in the family and birthday boy was happy with his meal!  Service: Good Parking: Free Location: 1195 Marine Dr., North Vancouver