Really great Asian cuisine and delucious Phos! Out lunch…read morestop here was agreat find and from the amount of food pick-ups and take out customers, quite popular with the locals! Friendly family service and plenty of room to dine in here.

The food was ok. The rice wasn't all that great. It had no vegetables and there was hardly any…read moremeat. I was expecting at least bean sprout and onions neither of which were included. The boneless spare ribs were ok nothing to write home about. However, I also tried the fried chicken wings which were just as expected, crispy, and piping hot. Everything was made when ordered so nothing was cold. The restaurant itself was clean. Definitely one of the cleanest Chinese restaurants I've been to. The service was prompt. However, I would definitely go back for the wings and maybe give something else on the menu a try.

Our first time here to Got Rice! The food and service was excellent…read more We order Spring Rolls and Pork Dumplings for appetizers. They were hot and delicious. We also ordered Shrimp and Lobster Sauce. It came with rice. It was outstanding. I can't wait to return and try other dishes.

Had not been here in over a year and unfortunately, though the food is still exceptional, I didn't…read morecare for the place your own order at the computer and no waitress/waiter service... it was a Wednesday evening about 7:30 PM and the place was completely empty. I was the only patron.... It seems that got rice has become more of a takeout restaurant that I sit down and enjoy your meal restaurant... price is also have gone up, but what hasn't gone up pricewise

This. All of this. This is what a Chinese restaurant…read moreshould be. Great food at decent prices, friendly servers, and no contrived fluff over getting some hipster deconstructed curry kabob blah blah blah. Our food (and we tried quite a few things) was fresh, hot, and delicious. Not one person who worked there passed by us without asking how we were or if we needed anything. Our only minor nitpick would combo dinners getting veggie fried rice instead of pork but even that was good.

I have my usuals that I get delivered from here but I decided to try all new dishes. First I…read morestarted with the pork dumplings which are probably the best damn dumplings I've ever had. Yes they were that good and the tangy soy sauce that pairs with it enticed the hell out of my taste buds. I wasn't sure if I had already tried the beef in hot garlic sauce but I ordered it anyway. I chose a non- spicy choice but it definitely would probably be more flavorful with more spice. I loved that it came with veggies - bamboo shoots, carrots and my favorite...mushrooms! The house pan fried noodles were certainly interesting as the crispy egg noodles were in a separate container from the shrimp, calamari, chicken, pork and vegetables. Once you added the protein, veggies and gravy the noodles start to soften up. Loved that it came with more mushrooms but wished it had more taste. Overall I will definitely be getting those pork dumplings again but I may just stick to my old faithful house fried rice and orange beef until I'll feeling adventurous again.

After a long day of traveling, I wanted something easy and comforting, so I DoorDashed East Wok. I…read moreordered the chicken and broccoli with rice and a Diet Coke, and everything arrived quickly and exactly as it should -- the food was hot, the drink was cold, and it all tasted great. Definitely hit the spot after a long day. Would order again!

I've ordered from here a few times now, and the food always exceeds my expectations. Everything is…read moreserved hot and fresh, and the chicken is always great quality white meat. The vegetable fried rice is made with fresh vegetables, not frozen, which really makes a difference. The restaurant is also extremely clean inside. I definitely recommend this place to anyone looking for delicious, authentic Chinese food!

Ordered food for the first time. Sesame Chicken and an order of Pork Lo Mein. Pleasantly…read moresurprised because other reviews said portions were small. Not true. Food was fresh and plenty. Egg roll very fresh but not much filling. Considering that's probably complimentary, that is a minor ding. Service was friendly and extremely nice. Definitely will order again!

Third update to by this customer... A famous print ad from the 80s was headlined "You can't eat…read moreatmosphere." Now, aside from not using the correct term "ambiance", the thought is a perfect argument why you should try Fong's Garden. To start, there is no garden. Nor is there any ambiance of a higher elan than an overnight laundry. (I hear this will change, soon. Business idea: Fong's Natural Laundry Detergent!) You want ambiance? Try Echo where the Wonton Soup is near $20. FG's is just as good or better at under $6. There in lies the added fourth star. The chef is reaching his or her golden age. Having experienced Chinatown dining in Manhattan, Queens and San Francisco, I can attest Fong's Garden is right up there with the best. And right up there with the hugely higher-priced Breaker's restaurant, Echo. Mongolian Beef, a signature dish, is superb with tender protein and just the right amount of sesame and whatever else it is that makes it so much of a must order. Moo Goo Gai Pan is also what one would expect from a much more luxurious and expensive joint... Even the rice was well made. The wonton soup, five stars. And jee shucks, even the new Menu and logo are keeping it classy in the Palm Beaches. Getting back to the atmosphere thing, you also can't eat what you don't see on the menu. Big tip here: Ask about Egg Foo Young. FG will do the rest. Same for Won Ton/Egg Drop combo soup. In fact, I wonder if FG is doing a "double secret menu" just to tease us. If so, could Peking Duck be on our future? Please? Maybe for Chinese New Year? By then the back area Garden should be open with Fong's Garden branded blind folds available to spare your date the anti-pleasures of the small, spare few tables and chairs with views of the counter and walls. (Blindfolds? Business idea: Fifty Shades of General Tso's Chicken). As you read the other reviews, remember new management took over just this year. Anything before 2024 does not reflect current Fong's Garden. Order online. Take home. Enjoy in your own backyard.

This was an excellent Chinese dining experience, and what stood out to me most was the authenticity…read moreand attention to detail. The ingredients tasted fresh, the seasoning was on point, and nothing felt unnecessarily heavy or overly sauced. The shrimp shumai were delicious--generously filled and flavorful. The garlic clam with vermicelli was probably my favorite. Not only was the presentation beautiful, served on oyster shells, but the combination actually worked. The garlic was flavorful without overpowering the delicate clams, and the vermicelli provided a great contrast in texture. This is the kind of dish where you can tell some thought went into the execution. The sweet and sour pork was also very well done. Crisp, not greasy, and importantly, not drowning in an overly sweet sauce. The balance was just right. We finished with the egg custard, which takes about 20 minutes to prepare. It was worth waiting for. It had that genuine, traditional quality that you don't always find when restaurants start modifying dishes to appeal to a broader audience. And then there was the service: Our server, Mai, was wonderful. She was warm, courteous, and professional without being overly formal or hovering. More importantly, she actually knew the menu. Her recommendations were excellent, and every dish she suggested delivered. She also recommended a sake pairing that complemented the meal beautifully. I also thought the pricing was very reasonable for the quality. These are dishes that require good ingredients and careful preparation, and I didn't feel like we were paying an inflated price. Authentic flavors, fresh ingredients, thoughtful execution, and genuinely good service. That's what makes a restaurant worth returning to--and Grand Lake got all four right. A very solid 5 stars from me.

It was nice to be back in West Palm Beach and enjoy a real Chinese restaurant again. Grand Lake…read moreChinese Restaurant has been a staple for as long as I can remember, and I'm happy to say it still doesn't disappoint. I ordered the War Shu Duck, and it was every bit as good as I remembered from when I was a kid--crispy, flavorful, and absolutely delicious. The wonton noodle soup was outstanding as always. The broth was clean, rich, and full of flavor. The wontons were generously filled with shrimp and pork, along with bok choy, making every bite satisfying. I also had the shrimp balls, which arrived piping hot, were perfectly cooked, and weren't greasy at all. They were packed with flavor. Overall, another excellent dining experience. It's great to see a longtime local favorite continue to deliver the same quality after all these years. I'll definitely be back.

I love hotpot. I could eat it every day for the rest of my life and never get bored. By far, K&L 98…read moreis my favorite hotpot restaurant in Palm Beach County. The staff is always extremely friendly and knowledgeable. When I bring friends that are new to the concept, staff are eager to explain the bar, the revolving ingredients, and the different types of broth. Water glasses are never empty (which is a good thing since I tend towards a mix of spicy & tomato broths). The food is always fresh, and the bar/tables are always clean. The space is extremely inviting because of the lighting, the large floor to ceiling windows and the furniture. And the meets, veggies, seafood, and sauces are always fully stocked - I have never had to request staff to refill an ingredient. I love the variety they offer, and will continue to make this my go-to hotpot spot for the foreseeable future!

Come hungry! The selection here is great, with plenty of beef, chicken, and seafood options. I also…read morereally enjoyed the variety of vegetables, especially the different types of mushrooms and other fresh Asian specialty veggies available. I went several rounds trying to sample as many combinations as possible, but I was full before I could even begin to scratch the surface. In addition to what you pick yourself, there's also food that comes around on the conveyor belt that you can grab, which adds to the fun of the experience. The make-your-own sauce bar has lots of different ingredients, so you can customize your flavors however you like. Our waitress was attentive and checked in on our table regularly. I also appreciated that the restroom was clean.

I come here all the time! The food is always hot and tastes amazing! I get the same thing every…read moretime but it's my favorite [American] Chinese place to bring a friend because they can order anything they like and I know they'll love it! The lady who works there is literally the sweetest and works so hard! She remembers what I order, and will even notice when I haven't come in for a while. If you go, be nice to my girl!! I like the restaurant itself too, though I've never sat down. It's quiet but there's about 4 tables of seating available and plenty of floor space to not feel cramped, and the mirrors on the wall make it feel more spacious. Definitely give it a try

Food: 5/5 Service:5/5…read moreAmbiance:- your average takeout spot Now the food was great! I was not expecting to be back twice in a two week span. I am a major fan of orange chicken and I paired it with vegetable lo mein which tasted delicious. You could tell the food was made fresh because it was piping HOT. Extremelyyyyy flavorful sauce as well. I liked how the chicken had actual meat on it and it wasn't full of batter. The lo mein was also piping hot and quite tasty. It took about 20 minutes to prepare & I was able to eat twice out of one meal. Definitely will be back if I ever feel for Chinese!!!

This is THE Asian fusion spot. It's the original Kapow location, and you can tell the difference…read more The plates are perfect to share in a big group. Order a bunch and pass around the table! The service is always great. Here's an easy list of menu items I've enjoyed- Small Plates: - Edamame - Brussels sprouts Gyoza Tacos: - Ahi tuna poke Steamed Buns: - Char sui belly boa bun Main flavors: - Spicy beef basil Noodles: - Steak lo mein Desserts: - Pineapple brûlée - Thai donuts Brunch: - Duck hash skillet (took half of this home and put it over rice for dinner) - Steak & eggs

Temporarily closed, expected to reopen with a name change? I don't know, but they don't have to…read morebring back the poke tacos nor the 5 veggie fried rice dish I tried. OK, so the poke tacos were not that bad but they don't do fried rice very well. I ventured here with some heffa that I don't even talk to anymore. But that's another story. The service was OK, they need to get their reservation system, right. I made reservations, but the heifer got there first. She said she used my name after they called me to inquire if I was still showing up. I had been there 45 minutes. The ambience is nice. It's dark. It was a Saturday. They were very busy. I'd return again well if they were open, but I would not be eating that again.

Joy Noodles was so good! Everything we ordered was delicious. I got a dish I still can't pronounce,…read morebut it was amazing. My daughter got the beef Korean Style noodle soup and couldn't stop eating it. She said it was that good! My husband had the Korean beef, and he loved it too. The spring rolls are definitely worth ordering, and the portions were generous. The food was fresh, full of flavor, the service was great, and the atmosphere was really nice. We'll definitely be back!

This was amazing food and I love the fact that it is so close to downtown West Palm, but still has…read morea little parking lot right behind the restaurant for easy parking, and the side street can also be used for parking. The bathrooms are single occupancy and spacious. I loved the curry and I literally want to go back for whatever their appetizer was that was gluten free but deep fried and had like a vinegar sauce. So good, the best thing my friend and I have ever tasted that was battered and fried. Plus it was vegetables, so it has to be somewhat healthy, right?