My friend and I went on a walk, with the intention of replenishing our fuel at Ming's Garden after…read more He had come before, and mentioned it's one of his favorites. After my experience there, I could say the same. They have about 4 tables if you wanted to eat there, which we did. They have paper menus, closely resembling the options offered at other Chinese take out spots. I was overwhelmed and went with the chicken wings and vegetable fried rice (spicy upon request) combo, but I should've picked something else. My friend ordered the orange chicken with vegetable fried rice (spicy upon request) and a spring roll. We each got a drink and ended up paying about $30 total. After about 10 minutes, our food was ready. It was hot and looked delicious. I was expecting the big wings with the drum, flat, and extra tip, but they were party wings with the drums and flat separate. It came with 6 wings which is pretty good for $10. It tasted good. My friend's plate looked amazing, and tasted even better. The chicken was white meat, the batter was still crispy, and the sauce was incredible. I highly recommend. They are located in a plaza, so parking it very easy.

Our favorite local Chinese food restaurants. I am addicted to their eggrolls: crisp, light, filled…read morewith vegetables and so tasty! Their chicken chow mein has a thick sauce, lots of vegetables and tender strips of chicken. It's yummy! However, their chicken fried rice takes them to a whole other level. By far the best I have ever had. I am not usually a Chinese food enthusiast but whenever hubby says I feel like Chow Mein, fried rice or egg rolls from Ming Garden....count me in!!

We hadn't ordered takeout from Fu Ming in West Warwick in a while, so when hubby said he wanted…read morechicken terikayi skewers, we did that & so much more! He selected the shrimp & veggie combo with perfectly cooked shrimp & crisp-tender vegetables in a savory sauce that hit all the right notes. I ordered the pork lo mein, which was loaded with tender slices of pork & those delicious sauced noodles that make you go back for "just one more bite" (over & over & over again). We are new to the ma po tofu dish & it was delicious with a little extra Fly By Jing chili crisp. Everything was fresh & generous portions as always which allowed for several leftover meals. Safe to say we will not wait so long before ordering again! NOM NOM NOM #YUM

The food was delicous and enough for leftovers. The chow mein and chop suey was hot, fresh-tasting…read morechicken with no MSG or heavy corn starch use. Veggie fried rice spot-on! It was light and fresh cooked, not greasy or dried out dark brown. Chicken Noodle soup, nice broth and fresh chunks of tender chicken. Eggrolls were crispy and not greasy--yum. Fu Ming is more of a "take-out" restaurant, however there are afew tables, space small and atmosphere meh. Service with a smile Location is easy off RT 2 to RT 115. Can't wait to go back! I do recommend.

Food was very good. order received in timely fashion…read more Atmosphere was pleasant. Wewere not seated in crowded atmospere. We will be back soon.

Finally found great Chinese food! Glad I took the 15 minute drive (a road trip in RI) to get it…read more Tasty & cooked perfectly. We will be back!

Workers are always sweet. Providence stapleeeee and my fave Chinese food spot. The shrimp WITH…read moresauce is a must to get. They load the plates too.

So so so so good!! And cheap! Portions are HUGE!!! Staff are super friendly!!! There is normally a…read moreline but I promise it's worth it !

No effort to make this food special, generic fast food, missing flavor, spices, quality, Low end…read moreChinese food, fast, blah

Great China restaurant on Dexter st central falls R.I. dropped his cooking utensils on the floor…read morepicked them up and put them in a pan of raw chicken in front of my face no joke!!!! Don't want no one else to get sick and yes I called the health department

Downtown joint dabbling in both old school Chinese American classics and authentic dim sum. Most of…read morethe Yelp photos hit the dim sum, but most of the customers in the large room stick to memory lane. The place is divided into two halves: tiny bar and three rows of booths on one side; large tables with chairs on the other side. Combo plates available both at lunch (M-F) and dinner (any time). -- Sticky Sweet Soy Garlic Sauce Wings: Wow-worthy, with the darkest sauce I've ever seen, looking like someone poured Hershey's syrup on them. Characteristics of teriyaki, soy, and garlic, and intense sweetness, but all balanced and very different, and there may even be Hershey's in there afterall. More importantly, quite delicious. The wings themselves were really good too, bringing firm to crispy skins and tender, juicy interiors. The sauce hardens over time, so eat these fast. But you'll want to anyway. Near-elite to elite. -- Rice Noodle with Shrimp: Lackluster compared to other versions I've tried. Noodle not as fresh and slippery. Sauce not as flavorful. Shrimp were good but spaced out. Below average. -- Sweet and Sour Chicken (on a dinner combo): Ping pong sized/shaped balls of chicken instead of the usual fingers, but these were excellent. Very high meat to batter ratio, good crispness to the exterior, and decent tenderness inside. Sauce served in the side. No pineapples or cherries, but good contrasting flavors to the sauce and no glop. Well above average, even without the fruit. -- Pork Fried Rice (on the combo): A mixed bag, this had light grains with pleasant but subtle flavor, long-in-the-tooth dry pork nuggetry, and some onions. Flavorful or not, that rice had freshness, moistness, and bounce. All things considered, a little above average, but with potential for higher. -- Egg Roll (on the combo): Felt limp to the touch but had a delicate crispness to it. Inside, a mix of celery, cabbage, and pork, with decent flavor and a moo shi feel. Not bad. A little above average. Lots of ups and downs here, but a reluctant 4 stars thanks to the brilliance of those wings. I scouted plates on other tables on my way to the restroom and saw similar highs and lows, but more highs. Even if the potential goes unfulfilled (and I have higher hopes for the old school than the dim sim), the wings alone would bring me back.

Tonight we went to King's Garden for dinner and the experience was just average…read more First of all, the stench as we walked in was prominent. They need to replace the old worn out carpet they have...it's stinky and it's dirty. When it rains, the smell is even more pronounced. We got a scallion pancake app and the dish was tiny and the pieces were smaller than other times. Same with the steak with black pepper, it was a smaller portion than other times. But some dishes like the Kung pao chicken and the Moo Shu pork were regular size. Several areas for improvement. Hope they get to read this and provide clients a much better dining environment.

The food is delicious. I got lo mein with rice and egg roll out of this world. THE OWNERS are nice…read moreto Sophia and feeble and Ashley ar so sweet.good luck girls keep the good work going love ya

Wanted to check out this newly renovated spot where China Dynasty used to reside. What a facelift -…read morethe space was gutted and redone with a modern and sleek aesthetic. Plenty of seating - tables, booths and bar seating. They do have a parking lot, spots in front of the building and on the side - we ended up parking on the side of the building and there is a ramp for handicap accessibility. We were greeted and seated very quickly - place was only 25% occupied on a Sunday night. Paco was our waiter and he was very personable and accommodating. We ordered wonton soup, boneless ribs, calamari, Takoyaki and I got the chicken with eggplant combo. Overall for Chinese American, they do a really good job. We really liked the boneless ribs and calamari, ribs had that nice grilled charred taste and not too overly sweet glaze. I prefer ribs with no glaze but if it has one - this wasn't a bad one to accompany it. The menu is VAST - serving Chinese, Thai, Japanese and Vietnamese from what I remember. Sometimes you worry that when a restaurant tries to do too much, they might not excel at all of it. We didn't have any Japanese (sushi) or Vietnamese (pho) dishes so can't attest to those but for what we did have, we enjoyed. They have reasonably priced lunch combos for those wanting to save a buck! For what it is - Imperial is pretty solid and we are looking forward to our next visit.

I got the fried dumplings and princess roll both were very yummy! And the workers were so sweet!read more

Great value, quick and friendly service and convenient for Seekonk. Did a big order pretty…read morequickly. The Chinese part of the menu delivers on what you'd be looking for in a takeout restaurant. The Japanese portion is a nice addition. Will definitely order again.