Ming’s Garden

This is a pretty decent place to get chinese food. I come here for lunch sometimes because it is so close to my job. I like to sit down and take out. The quality is pretty good and the same goes for their prices.

Gross I ordered Roast pork egg foo young and had to throw it away. It was so greasy It probably had a ½ cup grease /​The chicken fried rice was bland no vegs to speaks and hardly any chicken 15 dollars down the garbage drain.
Go to Sushi palace instead Its great!

Recently moved just outside of Princeton from northern NJ and have been trying several Chinese deliveries… by far this has be the worst. Delivery time was so long we had to call to check on our order which took well over 1 ½ hrs. Ordered the basics for our first time: BBQ ribs: horrible loaded with some kind of red dye stained our fingers, fatty, under-​cooked. Chicken w/​eggplant — the chicken was questionable for real chicken, chewy, stringy twisted pieces something. And a special shrimp dish that was mediocre at best. Also got Fried Rice that was bright yellow? Pre-​paid with credit card and gave $ 7 tip — mistake for crappy delivery, spent over $ 50. Not sure why this place is getting such good reviews???

Had an order of crab rangoon, house rice, Orange chicken and stir fry veg. All the food was excellent in flavor with exception of crab. Found dough to be a little chewy. Orange chicken slightly flavored and they served with side of orange sauce. This way flavor to your desired strength. Definitly would be a visit again. menu

Just moved here and glad I called them. Combo dinners were good and not too greasy. Everything was hot and really don’t have anything to complain about. Also glad that they make Mongolian beef, seems like few places in the NYC area actually make this dish correctly.

Great place for Chinese food! I’ve been coming to this place for 3+ years now and it never disappoints. Very friendly and family-​owned. Definitely a recommended spot — one of my usuals.

Their food is ok their delivery service is not.

I think something is wrong with the address since the place didn’t let me check in but the food was cheap good and etc.
The fried dumplings had thick skin, moo shu had more cabbage than i wanted it to, the fried rice was good. Not very oily and a good go to take out asian place that does delivery over 15. I like how they take credit cards too!!!

Decent enough takeot for Princeton although if you’re looking for a sit-​down place, I would definitely head 3 stores down to Sushi Palace instead. That being said, this is a solid option if you are looking for a quick, inexpensive meal to go. The pepper steak is nicely seasoned and pretty tender and the garlic chicken is enerously portioned. A step up from the Ivy Garden, for sure. And it’s cheaper, too.

Decent chinese takeout. I tried their curry chicken with brown rice. I actually enjoyed it. I went here with no expectation, and the place delivered. They had too much onions which I actually enjoyed because I love onions. They can put a touch more chicken, but they give enough. Id go back again and try another entrée.

I was ready to bash this place with a 1-​star review — due to the fact that it took over 2 hours and 20 minutes to receive the small delivery.
I gave them a call at the 2-​hr mark and was told the delivery guy is on the way. It was a Sunday night therefore the «it’s busy» excuse was not a good one. Once arrived, I made sure to check that food is hot and does not look re-​heated. Delivery guy apologized and quickly accepted my request for a discount, and gave me $ 2 off of $ 16. (don’t hate me, I did give him a 25% tip :))
Since the food was fresh and the delivery guy was nice, I will give them the benefit of the doubt and rate the food objectively.
Ming’s Garden did exceed my expectations, as the Princeton area lacks decent Chinese food for the most part. Though not good enough to warrant 4-​stars, the price was right and the food is solid.
The cold sesame noodles — a simple dish, was pre-​mixed, with above-​average noodles.
Chinese Curry Chicken generally tends to be quite bland, but Ming’s version of it had a pleasant kick to it, with properly sauteed crisp vegetables. Heavy on the onion, but still superior to many places around here.
Finally the Beef Chow Mein was an interesting experience, as it lacked noodles. My significant other had mentioned this is sometimes the case, but I made sure that the description contained [white rice + fried noodles] before ordering. Though it was borderline mushy, the rest of the dish did beat my expectations while missing the noodle part.
If I were able to, I’d rate Ming’s Garden 3 and ½ stars — the food was solid and I’ve paid too much for far worse Chinese in the area. Worthy of a re-​visit if I am in the mood.

Solid Chinese delivery/​take-​out. I’ve eaten here a lot and never had a bad experience