Enjoyed two meals from here. Very good flavor to the pork mei fun, good egg rolls, delicious spare ribs. Dumplings are made in house and very delicious with a spicy soy sauce to accompany it. They do deliver and there is no charge for over $15. Will continue to go back. read more

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So good!! Amazing portions for low prices. Our new favorite spot!!! They still throw free stuff in even though we got a lot of food, and it's amazing. read more

Great people always accommodating to needs. I love the Egg Foo Young, they make it well done for me (crispy), and at my request spicy. My wife loves the vegetable soup, vegetables never overcooked, full of flavor without being salty. They do take out (take away) or delivery only. We have been going here for years and have not been disappointed. The cold sesame noodles are my second favorite. read more

Not impressed, food was not good. Couldn't open the front door, weird! Gave you a lot of food but it was good, weird chicken texture. dumplings were fine and House wonton soup was good read more

We are vegetarian. They had tons of sub-$10 tofu items. That is rare these days. We chose three and they were all distinctly different with good flavor and texture. The portions are good sized. We also got lo me in and it was a giant delicious portion. They even gifted us Chinese donuts! The service is basic. You wait in your car for them to bring it out to you. We would return. read more

The service is definitely sort of weird, but the food is really good and the servings are HUGE and really cheap. They also always throw in a free bag of Chinese donuts. Just get delivery, it's easier and free. read more

As good as it gets for your local family-owned, Chinese takeout place! Tasty and fresh. Great portions and prices. Service is kind, friendly, and thoughtful. Steamed meat dumplings + vegetable dumplings were delicious and come with a tasty dipping sauce on the side. The dumplings are definitely homemade - they kind of feel like if mom made them. The skin is a little on the thicker side, but I'm not going to hold a family-owned Chinese takeout to Din Tai Fung standards :-) The meat dumplings have a stronger savory flavor, and the vegetable dumplings are milder, but both are really good. General Tso's Chicken was yummy. "Just right" sized pieces - not too big or small. Tender chicken, and nice sauce consistency. Some pieces are a little heavier on the breading, but no hard or stale pieces. You can actually taste the chili pepper flavor, although it's not spicy. Overall very good. Broccoli (we ordered it as a dish) was particularly good. Very fresh, crisp and tender at the same time. The default is brown sauce, but we asked for white sauce and loved it. The "Special Diet" menu offers light dishes (no oil). My husband tried both the "Chicken with Chinese Vegetables" and the "Shrimp with Chinese Vegetables". He was very happy - said they tasted light and fresh. Egg roll and white rice were both really good - simple things that are easy to take for granted, but you'd be surprised how often they're a little off (taste and/or texture) at some places. Perfect at Huang's. Sweet Chinese donuts are the perfect treat to end the meal. It was our first time trying Huang's, and we'll definitely be back! read more

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WOW!!! This is the best Chinese food I have ever had!!! I was in town staying at a local hotel looking for the closest Chinese restaurant. I am so glad I chose this one. First off, the customer service was great! The two times I called they were so helpful and friendly. Second, the prices were very reasonable! Let me tell though...the food was GREAT!!! It was cooked well and had excellent flavor!!! The menu also had a great selection of choices for vegetarians. They even give you a free bag of sugared donuts. I definitely will be returning! read more

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Me and my husband just moved to NJ and decided to give this place a try since it was recommended to us by many people. I gotta say not only the food is amazing and full of flavor but the customer service is pretty good; the ladies were so nice to us! They serve a lot and the price is amazing. Don't let negative comments get to you; definitely give them a try! My family was visiting from another state and also gave them a try and they loved it! Please keep this business open because I will be going there a LOT! read more

Huang's Garden - Bbq Boneless Ribs - Szechuan Near Me - Bordentown, New Jersey

You could tell food was made fresh to order. Everything was delicious, well packaged, HIGHLY RECOMMEND!!! Gave extra bowls/ silverware too. We will absolutely order here again. -Ginny read more

Very good and reasonably priced. My goto when I feel like Chinese for lunch. Fried rice is darker than other places in the area, but very good read more

The food was solid, but I asked which ones are the thick noodles and got told the exact opposite. Coulda been misheard over the phone. Also they messed up our apps so the 4 star goes to a 3 with those errors. BUT, you want Chinese delivery, should meet all your needs. Try em out for yourself. read more

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One of our new local favorites -- especially for Szechuan style and their FRIED RICE. We have ordered take-out 3 times in as many weeks and each order has been great. The woman on the phone is very friendly, polite and takes care to address me by name. I am always asked if any sauces, plates or plasticware are needed. The food has been excellent and portion sizes are grand. Additionally, in our last 2 orders they have silently included a free appetizer! We truly feel like valued customers and as such we are glad to support this business. read more

Huang's Garden is really a misnomer. It may be Huang's, but it surely isn't a garden. This Chinese house sits on the southern end of Farnsworth Avenue in Bordentown, NJ. Where most of this main street has come to life in the past decade and now is attractive for strolling, eating and comfortable happy hours, this place is a throwback to when B'town was more or less a dump you wouldn't consider visiting unless you lived nearby. My beginnings were not auspicious, as I parked at the front door, and immediately behind a exterminator's truck. I asked the driver if he was about the treat the restaurant, or was coming in for lunch. He appreciated my concern, and replied he was only doing an inspection as part of an ongoing service contract. Glad they were on top of that. I came in and sat down at one of 2 booths and 2 tables in the front end. The space was cluttered and populated by three generations of the family running the operation. Grandma and grandpa sat at a round table in front of an HDTV watching a Chinese station, while mom and dad worked the kitchen, and granddaughter came in and out doing what 10 year olds do. I was sitting in their living room. Gratitude for the invitation. The menu was state of the art for 1990. All the usual dishes. So, I asked for the Sesame Chicken lunch special and a bowl of Wonton Soup for an extra 4 bits. Let's see what was delivered. The Wonton Soup was surprisingly good! The 3 dumplings had a thin coat, and the ground Pork within was tasty. The broth was unusual because it had a mild lemony flavor, which at first stopped me mid-chew, but ultimately was interesting and enjoyable. Cool. The Sesame Chicken was plentiful dark meat chicken that was textured as if it had not been frozen, with a very dark brown sauce that was not as gloopy as expected and nicely piquant. Again, above average for the standard Sino American plate. Finally, the Fried Rice while suspiciously uberdark brown, was full of chunkies, and tasted pretty good. While I wouldn't make the trip to this tail end of Bordentown's main drag again for this, I was pleasantly surprised that the cuisine emanating from the kitchen was far better than the dining room atmospherics suggested. Grandma was a gracious hostess and server as her hubby napped peacefully. I left satisfied and appreciative of being adopted by this lovely family. read more

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Was in town for a business trip, was craving some late night takeout and this was amazing. Will go again if I'm in the area!

Excellent food and service! The delivery guy was so pleasant and they even threw in a free app since we placed a large order.

Food is delicious every time. The only thing I do not enjoy is the soup which is why I give it a 3 star . Other than that definitely give this place a try. Do yourself a favor and order the Chinese doughnuts too read more

Our food was not delivered for over an hour. They were out of sautéed green beans and the eggplant they replaced it with was bland and cold in the center. The delivery guy was rude and insisted on checking the credit card despite the fact that they'd already inconvenienced us significantly. Needless to say, we won't be reordering. read more

I had a great experience tonight with Huang Garden for pick up. The lady on the phone was very sweet, addressed me by name and called me back to ask if I wanted sauce or paper plates. The food was extremely hot when I got it home and very tasty. Great price too. I will be ordering again :) read more

In my previous life working for an international corporation I've had the opportunity to dine at Asian restaurants around the globe. I've traveled and tried authentic food in exotic locations in the far east as well as their more westernized counterparts in Europe. I've feasted like a pig in shit on corporate expensed dim sum at the Peninsula in Hong Kong as well as fresh served oysters on a floating barge in the London Docklands at Lotus Chinese. And yet, despite all these fine dining experiences, I still give Huang's Garden 5 stars. Why? Because life changes. No one could have told me a decade ago when I was flying the world on BA first class as a gold tier member (the Lakme tune in the safety video is burned into my mind) that 2008 would herald the end of my international jet-setting career and relegate me to a the life of a regular Joe working a mundane 9-5 job in a second tier city living in the suburbs. But crap happens and you need to adjust. Sure, when an international banking conglomerate was paying me to live and work in the far east I'd pick and choose what to eat very selectively. But on a cold, dark December Jersey night when I've just got off the Light Rail at Bordentown and experienced double frozen teste's on the walk back to my car and and I'm looking for the best combination of fat, salt and protein - Huangs Garden is all that I need. Do I question the hygiene? Sure, a little, but I've seen much worse. And I doubt that the situation at the chains is that much better. I do also subscribe to the theory that as humans the more we exclude germs from our life the weaker we're making ourselves, so I don't focus obsessively on this. This is more a psychological thing than a real issue frankly. Recommend: house special fried rice. Avoid: shrimp toast (seemed to be very weird). Advice: stick to takeout! read more

I've eaten Chinese food about a million times in my life, from gross-looking strip mall joints, to inner city takeout places with plexiglas windows to deter (additional) robberies, to white tablecloth/candlelit/fine china (pun intended), to Chinese dining in other countries. This was, by far, the worst Chinese food I've ever eaten. Strike that. I didn't even eat some of it - the smell was too unappealing. I ordered several items for takeout - sweet and sour chicken with pork fried rice (combo), shrimp lo mein, beef stick, and spring roll - to figure out what I like (and, let's be honest, for the prospect of leftovers). The spring roll was both greasy and overcooked. It was also flavorless and had no shrimp in it (not all Chinese restaurants add shrimp, but still). The veggies inside were not fresh. The sweet and sour chicken was battered in an unfamiliar coating, and it was totally overcooked. The sauce had a weird spice to it that I didn't recognize, and it smelled funny. Hard to put my finger on it, but I had one piece and threw the rest away. The beef stick was so dry and so flavorless I actually checked the menu to see if I had accidentally ordered dried jerky. I hadn't. Finally, the lo mein. Ah, lo mein. Usually slightly greasy, a perfect hangover food. Usually chock full of onions and scallions, with bright pink shrimp and bursting with flavor. Usually doesn't apply here. I am not even exaggerating: the lo mein smelled like wet dog. I got smacked in the face with an overwhelming odor of wet dog when I opened the carton. I couldn't stomach myself to keep the trash in my house, lest it stink up the house. $16 in the trash. I'm hungry - can anyone recommend a good Chinese take-out joint? It's not Huang's Garden. Avoid!!! read more

Normally I give four stars only for great food, but Huang's is all about value. For $6.55 you can't find a healthier, better value than one of the tofu dishes anywhere in Jersey. It''s enough for two or three meals. Plus it's got character. I agree with other reviewers that the dining area is what it is - the cluttered living room of a multi-generational Chinese family with heavy accents and big smiles. The family that runs this is very likeable and really appreciates your business. Over the 15 years this place in downtown Bordentown has been under the current ownership it's evolved into a takeout place. All the Chinese take-out standards are less expensive here. The deliciously spicy Singapore style chow mein with shrimp may be the tastiest thing on the menu. I do not recommend spicy orange beef or shrimp toast. They are happy to customize your order including brown rice at no extra cost. Free delivery. read more

One of the most surreal "dining" experiences in a long time. We only went here because we were in a hurry, and everywhere else in Bordentown had long waiting lines (Saturday night). As we walked in, we thought we'd actually walked into somebody's house, as the owner's family were sitting around in chairs, the kid playing a shoot-em-up video game loudly on a big-screen TV at the back of the seating area. They seemed as surprised to see us as we were to see them. They assured us they were open, though the restaurant was dark and there was nobody else in the place. Again, we were really in a hurry and figured things could only get better. But they didn't. The more we looked around the more we realized what a dump this place is. The menu had the usual stuff you'd expect to see at a no-frills Chinese joint that appears to do most of its business as take-out, and the prices are about what you'd find anywhere else. The food, when it came, was unimaginative and really unappealing. Yes the servings were large - almost too large - but the food just looked awful. And it tasted awful. Really awful. None of us could eat more than a few mouthful. The shrimp fried rice consisted of rice - and shrimp - and possibly a few fragments of onion. And all the while, a kid continued to play the shoot-em-up game (admittedly with the sound turned down a little) just a few feet from where we were sitting, absolutely oblivious to us. Nobody thought to ask him to move or turn it off. A take-out customer came in at one point and was waiting for several minutes for someone to help her, and I finally got up and went over and knocked on the kitchen door and told them they had a customer. One of us went to the bathroom, which she described as beyond filthy. Horrific, I think was the word she used. I could go on and on, but this place is CREEPY and DIRTY, and the food was really really awful both in appearance and taste. I cannot believe the health department allows this place to remain in business. Do not under ANY circumstances eat here. read more

We have not tried Huangs garden until a few weeks ago and since then, have ordered a few times. They were easy to call, quick to deliver, food was wonderful, and easy to pay with a CC at the door. read more

I ordered Barbecued spare rib tips from there yesterday with white rice. It's not the first time I've ordered from this restaurant, but it's the first time I've encountered a problem. As soon as I took the lid off of the tray, the smell that came out of that tray was atrocious. The ribs smelled like they were bad and the taste was even worse. I tried tasting them and you can taste that they were bad it was just sour. I didn't call to complain because what were they going to do? send me another batch of sour ribs? all I know is that I will never go back to his Chinese restaurant again read more

Very generous with amount and prices are good too. The owners seemed very nice too. Was very pleased with everything there. Will definitely visit again some time soon. I honestly couldn't find any flaws whatsoever. The price was pretty good too for the amount that was given. read more

The food was very bad and they put eggs in thier fried rice ,I never ate thier again I learn my lesson the hard way

Some of the freshest Chinese food enjoyed. Don't be thrown off by the decor (or lack thereof). It reminded me of being in Beijing 20 years ago. Had scallion pancakes, General Tsao Tofu and Lo Mein. Will definitely come back when we're driving south on I-95. read more

Soooo, about this place....ambiance is definitely back alley china town. It's small, dated and dirty. If your a neat freak, you're not gonna like it. However, that doesn't bother me, I've learned that some of the crappiest looking places serve some of the best food, in this case the theorem proved to be true again. While I won't say it was the best Chinese food I've ever had, it was definitively very good. My son had chicken fried rice. Definitely had a different taste to it we both liked. Yes, egg allergy beware. I had the chicken and broccoli. Broccoli was crisp, a huge + for me. Shows quality. I hate limp broccoli in my Chinese food. Food wasn't drowning in sauce and the rice was good. I'd say solid place to get food from read more

Good local Chinese restaurant...with friendly delivery service. If your order is over a certain amount, you get free donuts. Food typical Chinese takeout fare. Better go for takeout. The restaurant is kinda dumpy. I think most of their business is doing deliveries locally. read more

I've been ordering her for a long time and the food is consistently good. The food is tasty and authentic. I eat in Chinatown all the time, and the food is similar. His ingredients are fresh and it is not overly greasy. One small family runs this place...husband and wife so be patient when ordering and leave 25 min to pick up. This is only for take out. The dining room is not really more than a pick up area. Please try it. They are so sweet and work so hard. It's a hole in the wall but it is delish! read more

So I am a firm believer that you can't judge a Restaurant by it's cover. We pulled in front of this Restaurant for lunch a few weeks ago and I thought for sure we made a mistake. Small, looked like a "dive type" Restaurant and when we walked in there was nobody in the place except what looked to be the owners. Like entering there home as a few were sitting at a large round table in the back. . . . . which was only 10' from our table. Very small Restaurant - maybe 20 seats tops. I ordered the Sliced Chicken in a Garlic Sauce with Hot & Sour Soup and an Egg Roll. The Hot & Sour Soup was not so good . . . . The Entree however along with the Egg Roll was without a doubt the best plate of Chinese food I have ever had and I eat out a lot . . . Just outstanding. Only been here once so maybe next time not so good but the meal I got here the other day was just over the top. Pricing - Did not pay as I was in a group but I think the Lunch portion which I ordered was like less than $6.00. If you are in the area give this place a shot. read more

We do take out from here all the time. The food is consistent and the owners are very nice. They always give you some type of complimentary appetizer or dessert. And they give back to the community. read more

Truly, truly awful. Ordered it delivered while we were staying at a nearby hotel. The steamed white rice and fortune cookies were the only really edible things - otherwise, it was brown muck, tasteless vegetables, and what I strongly suspect was cut-up and overcooked fried chicken from a KFC-like chicken joint. General Tso's chicken was 90% breading and bad at that. Kung Pao chicken had absolutely no "pow". Big portions, but we threw almost all of it away, read more

My expectation for Chinese takeout is generally low. The atmosphere of the restaurant when we came to pick up our food didn't help either. So I was pleasantly surprised by how good the food was! I am half Chinese, so I think I'm a pretty good judge. We ordered a bunch of appetizers, like the scallion pancakes, spring rolls, boneless ribs, fried dumplings...they were all excellent. The spring rolls in particular were delicious. We also had sautéed string beans, shrimp with black ran sauce, and house chow fun. Also very tasty. I should also mention that their prices are very reasonable. We easily fed 10 hungry people for just $65 with plenty left over. They were open on a major holiday and very kind and accommodating! read more

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I have been to other Chinese place in town and this is one of the best great food fresh and very very tasty. The place is a small and rundown but don't judge the food by that give them try and you will see what I an talking about read more

What more can you want in a restaurant? The prices are phenomenally low, and every time we order, they throw in freebies such as doughnuts or fried wantons, etc. My kids love the food. We usually find it best to get take-out, because the interior of the restaurant is more like the family's living room -- it's small and cluttered and inhabited by elderly Chinese people watching Chinese television shows. However, one time, my kids and I decided to be adventurous and we ate in. It was actually a fun and interesting experience. It was comfortable. We'd do it again. read more

I have always passed this place living in Bordentown for over 15 years. I have never actually ventured to try it until the other day. I called and placed my order ahead of time knowing they were only a short walk away, I was going to pick up my food. So I can't rate them on their speedy delivery service, but they took less than than they originally said to make the two lunch specials. I ordered the steamed chicken and broccoli and the sesame chicken lunch and both came with generous portions, more so of the meat than anything else, but that's what most people like anyway. When I walked in to pick up my order I saw they had seating and it wasn't packed at all for a Sunday. It was a bit strange, the ambiance, but it's a Chinese food place so I wasn't picky. They were reasonably priced for the portions and all the extras they give you such as egg rolls and crunchy noodles. I will have to say that the Chinese food is better the second day than the first...but that comes with most take out places, right? Overall it wasn't my favorite Chinese food spot, but it was a good place to go. read more