We are new to the area and our family recommended this place. We have eaten here a number of times…read morealready and love it. Everything is always consistent. We do takeout usually but everything is well packaged and ready on time. The staff is very friendly and accommodating.

This isn't a fancy sit down restaurant. They do have a few tables. The gentleman that took my order…read morewas very friendly and helpful. They have a lot of lunch options and different combination plates. The lunch options are under $10. They include soup or a soda. Pork Fried Rice or White Rice. Choice of an appetizer and an entrée. A great value for the money. I got the Shrimp with Lobster Sauce, Pork Fried Rice, an Egg Roll and Hot and Sour Soup for less money than fast food restaurants. The Shrimp with Lobster Sauce was absolutely delicious, and I'm extremely picky on this dish. It had four jumbo Shrimp in a delicious sauce. The Pork Fried Rice was light in color, strong in flavor. It was delicious! The Egg Roll had a nice combination of celery, pork, cabbage and the right seasonings. It passed my no duck sauce needed taste. The flavors were great. I tried the duck sauce, although it looked like, it had that great New England apple flavor. The only item I wasn't a huge fan of was their Hot and Sour soup. I felt it lacked flavor and was missing some old school ingredients. Overall, this was a great lunch stop with a lot of value for your money. I will definitely return!

I moved to Cali over 20 years ago and miss New England Chinese food. So whenever I visit I always…read morehit the Chinese food places. My family raves about this place and have been coming here for years! I've been three times so far and love it. It's very small and basically do most of thier business via takeout. I always order the same thing along with the mini potstickers. The teriyaki sticks are the best in town! The rice is to die for as well. The Lobster sauce is really good too! The young lady that always helps me is sooo nice. I love coming here and wish they had places like this out here

Food was horrible.Chicken wings, old dried out.Fried rice clumpy, sticky chone mane.Reheated…read morechicken fingers doughy.There isn't one good thing I can say about this 83.00 dollars, 8.30 would have been too much ,4 star that is not accurate 1 star

Very responsive to suggestion! Will listen to issues you've had in the past! This is a great family…read morerestaurant! Best Chinese in the MetroWest area! I think it's how many hours

This is our go to in neighborhood chinese restaurant that is reliable and quick. We love their…read moreshrimp and lobster sauce over rice and sesame chicken w brocolli which is good. Their portions are generous and the food is prepared very quickly! We love that its a small family that runs this business and they are always super kind. This restaurant doesnt have big parking spot and its in the middle if hudson so it might be big difficult to find parking. Its not very sit down friendly and the restaurant is more for pickup and go vibe

Follow-up lunch visit, finding Magnolia at pretty much the same level: almost really good, but not…read morequite. Mixed bag with highs and lows. -- Hot and Sour Soup (on a lunch combo): Pleasing rendition, with many mushroom types, a just-thick-enough broth, and some mini bits of red pepper in addition to liquid heat. Above average. -- Magnolia Special Chicken Wings: Big plate of wings in a dark sauce combining sweet, heat, and a bit of sour, but not to be mistaken for sweet and sour. Outside, not much crispness. Inside, not much tenderness, and barely moist (forget juicy), but nice marinade flavor deep down. Above average to well above average, but previously elite. -- Pork Egg Foo Yong (on a lunch combo): Two naked patties/omelettes with thick brown gravy on the side. Exterior not crisp, but firm. Interior perfectly tender with a profusion of large chunked onions and tasty pork, and fairly fresh pork at that. Good flavor to the gravy-- served as a big bowl with no monkey dish or spoon. Near-elite. -- Pork Fried Rice (on a lunch combo): Fresh and nice texture but subtle of flavor and not old school style. Decent amount of pork. Rice-a-Roni flavor. Average to slightly above. (Yes, maybe slightly above. Rice-a-Roni has its place.) -- Chicken Fingers (on a lunch combo): Standard issue with the usual low meat-to-batter ratio. Nothing noteworthy on the positive or negative side. Average. Servicewise, I felt ignored the entire meal. Had to grab my own napkins off another table. Hoped for a chance at a water refill that came too late. Long wait for the check. Nothing rude, but not present, alert, or efficient.

Lunch special review (this time): large plate lunch of General Gau's chicken, had a tangy…read moresweet/sour mildly spicy, included hot&sour soup (which was quite good), and a nice egg roll. Very good quantity, good price. (Hey, nothing wrong wanting (non-traditional) Chinese food once in a while!)

Had New Year Eve dinner reservations for party of 9 At hibachi grill. Arrived before reserved time;…read morewas not late. Waited 2 hours before seated at table. Would have left but no hope of getting seated with 9 people anywhere else on NYE. Waited 1/2 hour before waitress took drink orders.... Another long wait for food orders. One of our party couldn't take any more and left abruptly. Food quality - fair. Huge rice portions, small meat portions. Chef practically threw portions on our plates...food falling in drink cups and all over counter & chef picking a pieces that fell on counter and tossed onto plate...ew. We were seated in an additional room with 2 hibachi grills that was also used as a storage room. Unsightly Boxes of supplies were haphazardly stacked along far wall. Cobwebs stretched from ceiling to grill vent canopy. Ended up being late to following reservations at live music venue and lost our table. Been going to Ginger Gardens past 16 years -when it was Fuji Gardens on NYE. This is second year NYE service was terrible. Gave them benefit of doubt last year; Will not go back. They are trying to please too many and don't have adequate staffing. Really put a damper on our festivitie; hope that's not a precursor to the new year.

We started going here after Joy Asia (RIP) closed, and we can't say enough good things about Ginger…read moreGarden. Excellent food, really good drinks, great service...and KENO! Our favorites are Jalapeño hamachi, egg and scallion fried rice, crab rangoons and pretty much everything else. Bartenders are attentive and the customers are friendly. They've got teppanyaki tables which are popular any time of the day, and it's fun to watch the chefs even if you aren't participating in the meal. If you love fresh sushi, adult beand tasty Chinese dishes, make Ginger Garden part of your regular stops. You won't regret it!

I was in the area and looking for lunch, I had the Large Tom Yum soup with shrimp, I got lots and…read moregood size shrimps, mushrooms and flavorful , Basil Thai Rice with Tofu was plenty and a delicious Thai Ice Tea. Place is small but clean the service as outstanding. Going back for more. Prices are very fair.

Ordered takeout/delivery from Up to Me for dinner through DoorDash. Up to Me received the order and…read moreprocessed it quickly. We ordered two Thai Iced Teas, an order of Edamame, a Red Curry with Chicken, and a Pad-See-Ew. The Thai Teas were great, very happy with them. The size of the drink was generous and they did not overfill with ice, effectively providing a good amount of the actual drink and it was not watered down. The Edamame was good; I did add a little extra salt, but I would rather add salt myself than it be too salty. They were prepared just right and very tasty - hit the spot! As for the entrees, they were okay, not my fave. Every restaurant has their own style and take on a recipe - it is not that it was not good, it just was different than some other interpretations of the recipe. Re: Pad-See-Ew, it was on me not reading the description to realize it only had broccoli and Chinese broccoli/kale, so I was a little bummed to not see other vegetables. The flavor was still good and as expected though. The Red Curry was loaded with eggplant, peppers, bamboo shoots, etc. as usual. The pieces were a little on the thick/large side, but better that than not enough. The sauce was not as creamy-coconut milky as others and had a definite spice to it. The portions were good sized and had good flavor. Again, the entrees were not bad, they just were a little different than how we usually get them at other places. They did make the food quickly and portions were generous; I would consider ordering from here again and trying something else.

First visit to this divey old school joint in at least 15 years. My last visit way back then wasn't…read morethat great, but I'd been hearing rumblings on local boards that the chef/owner of the more highly acclaimed Silk Road in Marlborough is now manning the kitchen here, with positive reviews. A Tuesday night visit was chaotic servicewise, but the food came through. Got a fixed Dinner Combo of Sweet & Sour chicken, Boneless Ribs, and Pork Fried Rice. I added "an order of egg rolls." They only gave me one, but only charged me for one, which worked out better. Egg Roll: Very crunchy. Minimal flavor. See photo for composition. Sweet and Sour Chicken: Generous serving, very crunchy, slightly better than average meat-to-batter ratio. Very pleasant golden sauce with some tang and complexity. No pineapples, no cherries. Boneless Ribs: Very thin, some were dry, some were moist. Good flavor with not only the glaze contributing but also some additional seasoning, possibly five spice? Pork Fried Rice: Superb. The right color, texture, and flavor. I partied like it's 1979. Visit 2, a week later: Smaller crowd, less chaos, but a little less wow factor. Dinner Combo with Shrimp & Lobster Sauce, Chicken Wings, and Pork Fried Rice; I added on an app of Boneless Spareribs. Shrimp: Pale, slippery, not undercooked but close. Juicy. Lobster Sauce: Very soft, slightly gelatinous, slightly garlicky, very faintly sweet. Not that warm. Chicken Wings: Three of them on the combo, scorchingly hot, pale, faintly five spiced but not much flavor. Pork Fried Rice: Again excellent, good color and texture, loaded with pork nuggets and onions, slightly smoky, good flavor overall. Boneless Ribs: Thin slivers, nicely coated with red glaze, mostly moist, slightly fatty, occasional gristle. Overall: Not in the elite class but with the right order can be a contender for that next level. Though uneven, there's enough promise to keep going back, and if the rice is this good every time, it's worth going back even if only for that.

We love Chin's Garden! Their chefs specials are amazing. I Love the chicken and broccoli, orange…read morechicken or their Moo Shi and my boyfriend loves the salted shrimp with egg noodles, you can have them add as little or as much heat as you want. My boyfriend likes it spicy. Their pork fried rice is delicious with pork and some onions, very flavorful, delicious and consistant every time we go. Their chicken fingers has just the right amount of batter and crunch. We usually get the pu pu platter for two, everything is amazing. I just learned Chin's Garden has been family owned for 30+ years and all their sauces are homemade. Their restaurant is large with plenty of seating, the service is very friendly, outstanding Mai Tai drinks! They treat you like family. We definitely recommend Chin's Garden!

This review is long overdue. I DoorDash Yummys Kitchen whenever I'm craving Chinese food. They…read moreoffer simple, fresh and consistent food. Everything I have ordered was absolutely delicious. Two of my favorites are the Mandarin Delight and Beef & Broccoli. The sauces are light with just enough flavor that doesn't overwhelm and drown your food. Every vegetable is fresh and cooked perfectly to aldente, never soggy.... and the protein and seafood is always delicious! The pictures are an accurate depiction of how fresh their food is. I love Yummys and highly recommend!

I continue to search for outstanding authentic Chinese food in metro west, and after trying Yummy…read moreKitchen, my quest will continue. On the bright side, the portion of the lunch special was very generous, especially when paired with soup for an extra dollar. The vegetables were fresh, shrimp was a decent texture, and online ordering was easy. However, the flavor wasn't very memorable...no sense of fresh garlic, ginger, scallion, herbs...just mild soy sauce, salty, corn starchy American food court grub. And the pork fried rice is certainly not made to order. Unfortunately, I placed my order using Beyond Menu, but upon arrival at the restaurant to pick up my food, it was clear they never checked the incoming order. No big deal, they promptly started cooking my food and I had my takeaway in about 10 minutes. It's good I wasn't planning to eat there, as the "dining" area was super cold / unheated. I'm sure the kitchen was hot with the cooking in progress, but the waiting area felt like I was standing outside at a food truck. You can do a lot worse than Yummy Kitchen to fill yourself up for very little money, but I'll keep searching for that elusive Chinatown authenticity out here in the burbs.

Takeout joint only. Zero seating. Reasonable prices. Combos all day. Nice takeout packaging (black…read moremicrowaveable plastic with clear plastic tops). The food is just barely okay, but I'd say adequate for a quick takeout situation. -- Egg Roll: Crisp, cabbagey, with lesser bits of celery. Surprisingly pink inside, but not sweet. Seasoned in a traditional way, but subdued. -- General Gao's Chicken: Big chunks, briefly crispy, sweet with no counterbalance, and a bit of extra sauce to lend the rice a hand. -- Pork Fried Rice: Bits of pork and only minimal flavor, but at least it was fresh. Bland and hot beats bland and tepid. A good amount of food for a decent price. No rival for better sit-down joints, but I'll take this place over the fast food chains, and it'll be a better value.

I'm not normally one for giving negative reviews, but I need to share. My lunch had absolutely NO…read moreflavor, the food was so bland and the duck sauce didn't have any flavor either! I ordered a combo of white rice, chicken wings (which are the largest chicken wings I've ever seen, beef teriyaki which were also large, boneless ribs (way over cooked and dried out) and an egg roll for my appetizer (part of the combo). My Coke (in a bottle) was even flat! There was a kid behind the counter (school holiday in honor of Veteran's Day), he was really rushing me to make a decision but I think mostly out of boredom. I read previous reviews about him and didn't experience what others wrote (at least not that I noticed or heard). I won't go back.