Sunny Garden

Bomb NYC style Chinese takeout, greasy and delicious! Been going there occasionally for a decade and don’t plan on passing it up when I’m in the neighborhood.
Sad that they’re closed =(

So far all I had here was the sweet and sour chicken and eggrolls. First off let me say that they don’t even attempt to let the grease drain off of your food; it’s like they take it right out of the fryer and drop it in your bag. I bit into the eggroll and grease trickled down my chin. This place would be a «desperate times call for desperate measures» kind of situation. But other than that the soda tastes pretty good. Good luck on your next bathroom visit.

Yesterday I was looking around the neighborhood to found something for my cousin to eat because he was a vegetarian but he seafood and he was coming home from work soon and I wanted to get him something to eat. Anyway I was walking around and most of the things around here were close because of the blizzard the day before and normally where he live in williamburg is so lively and so many restaurant open all the time so i was pretty shock most of the things were close and there were like 20 inch of snow everywhere and alot of car where stuck. The only thing i saw open that was near his house was Sunny Garden so i say why not plus I get to Unilocal it. Anyway i came in and there were pretty busy w. delivery order. I order the shrimp and string bean and the house chow fun and a extra large rice. The food itself wasn’t the best quality but it was eatable. The people who work there were friendly to me but I shouldn’t give them just a 2 for that. Overall if everything was close again, I would come back here but it wouldn’t be my top choice or middle.

Ordered for the first time last night — cheap, friendly phone service, quick delivery, but… the food was a little off.
Crab rangoons were oily and filled with what looked/​tasted like greasy onions & other veggies — definitely no cream cheese. The filling looked a little like the inside of an egg roll — NOT a fan. Pineapple chicken came in a clear plastic container with a thin, watery sauce — at first glance, I thought it was soup. The chicken was white meat and pretty good, but there wasn’t much pineapple flavor despite the large chunks of canned fruit. Rice was hot and sticky, but dried out soon after leaving the container.
Overall, I’d say you get what you pay for.

Ordered a vegetarian dish, got violently ill. Thumbs down.

Typical Chinese take out place in the South Side of Williamsburg, Brooklyn. it’s good, fast, greasy.

Just avoid Chinese take out restaurants — almost all of them are disgusting, dirty, and have horrible food. Make your own chinese food or head out to a real place. (Many take out restaurants use a mop to clean the wok — I just don’t know if they use the same one for the floor too…)
I only ordered here once, but once was enough. I ordered the Sweet & Sour chicken which should have been called Sweet & Sour Flour. It was ALL flour — there was barely any chicken. However, the sauce was good.
I must say, though my other order — the fried chicken; was not bad at all. The fried chicken was just right, enough meat, lightly crisped, and just right enough oil. Maybe everyone should just stick with their fried chicken — not the Chinese food.
Many say it’s cheap, but it’s actually comparable with the other take out restaurants around the area.
Honestly, if you really need take-​out food, head to Cook Street which is next to McDonalds on Broadway/​Cook St. (close to JMZ Flushing Ave train station) I have surveyed the kitchen — it is ultra clean and the owner is very polite and professional. He speaks english, chinese, and spanish fluently. I highly recommend Cook St for safer food and more quality food from the chinese menu only. (Though the fried chicken tastes better here)

Yeah, it’s not gourmet but, it’s also $ 4.50 for a lunch including a choice of like 20 main courses and pork fried rice and a soda/​soup/​eggroll. Not great for vegetarians but $ 5 lunch in Williamsburg vs. $ 15 lunch in Williamsburg is freakin awesome. Also, delivery is fast and free and the people who take phone orders are fluent in english which helps if you’re not Chinese.

TRICKSY HOBBITT!
This place has a totally decent looking menu and makes you believe it’s an actual restaurant, and not just another gross corner grease shack… do not be deceived. The place is just like all the others… borderline scary food straight out of a kitchen reminiscent of Barf’s from «You Can’t Do That on Television».
But like, yeah, it’s cheap.

Standard Cheap Chinese food. Order delivery because you probably don’t want to see what the actual restuarant looks like. It’s got a large menu and it’s pretty cheap.