Amazing service and amazing food I suggest getting either the Chicken Wings or sesame chicken…read more Amazing for coworkers and family.

I stopped by China Gate to pick up a DoorDash order, and I was impressed with my experience. The…read morelady at the register greeted me as soon as I walked in and was very friendly, which was a nice touch. The restaurant looks clean from what I observed in the lobby, and I appreciate that their kitchen is open for viewing--you can watch them cooking right there, which feels reassuring and fresh. While I didn't try the food this time, I plan to come back and dine here in the future. Once I do, I'll update y'all with my review on their food! So far, it's a great first impression!

The struggle is real when you're looking for an authentic mom-and-pop Chinese spot on a Monday;…read moremost in the area are closed! That's why finding Happy Garden was such a relief--it's truly the last of a dying breed. Tucked away in a small town, Happy Garden offers that classic dine-and-takeout experience you just can't duplicate. Stepping inside and tasting the food is an instant trip back in time, delivering those unmistakable classic Chinese takeout flavors from the 90s. Everything on the menu was a hit, from the rich and comforting Egg Drop Soup to the perfect Sweet-and-Sour Chicken. The quality is consistent, traditional, and deeply satisfying. Adding to the experience, the customer service was warm and genuinely good. For food this classic and comforting, I am more than willing to make the 30-minute drive. If your craving demands authentic, old-school Chinese cuisine, Happy Garden is the destination.

I've been going to Happy Garden for 2 years now, ever since I moved to Gibsonville. It's been my…read morego-to for Chinese take-out. The food is always really good -- though to be fair, I usually stick to the same few things: orange chicken, dumplings, beef and broccoli, and their rice. For Mother's Day weekend, I was craving Chinese again and decided to branch out and try the 'house special chow mein.' Because they offer both chow mein and lo mein on the menu, I did a quick search (ChatGPT and Google) to make sure I understood the difference. Everything I read said they're basically the same kind of egg noodles, just cooked differently -- lo mein is soft and saucy, chow mein is tossed in sauce and lightly fried for a crispier texture. Even on Happy Garden's own website, it says under Chow Mein that the dish comes with rice and egg noodles. And "house special" usually means a mix of meats and veggies, which sounded perfect. When I got the order home, I opened it and realized the chow mein was literally just cabbage and other veggies, with shrimp, chicken, and what looked like duck. No noodles. Now, I could've let that slide -- I get that every restaurant does things a little differently. But this was the first time I've ever gotten chow mein with zero noodles. So I decided to call and explain what I expected and what I got. The woman who answered was hard to understand, and after I explained the issue, she took my name and number. When she repeated it back, it didn't sound right, so I repeated it -- and she snapped, "umm yeah, that's what I said!" I apologized and said it just didn't sound right, I was just clarifying. She said the manager would need to call me back and review the order. About 5 minutes later, the manager calls. I start explaining what happened, and she keeps interrupting. So I pause and let her finish -- she goes on about how they make their chow mein. I say, "I get that, I'm just saying mine didn't come with noodles, and I expected noodles based on what chow mein usually is and what your webs--" She cuts me off with "What website!? What website!? Where did you order!?" I tell her, "Ma'am, I ordered from YOUR website, happygardengibsonville.com or whatever. It says under the chow mein category that it comes with rice and rice noodles. So that confirmed, in my mind, I'd be getting noodles." Now, if she had just calmly let me finish and then explained that their chow mein doesn't come with noodles -- just those little fried noodle chips in a bag -- I would've said, "ah, bummer. Can I place an order for lo mein?" That would've been fine. But the tone, the attitude, the defensiveness, the unwillingness to even hear what I ordered and why I expected what I did -- that's what killed it for me. So unfortunately, even though they're right down the street and I've always been happy to support local, I won't be going back. They don't deserve my business.

I love the shrimp fried rice, chicken wings, shrimp egg rolls, the veggie and shrimp Lo mien is…read morereally good ! I recently just tried the egg foo yung and that was really good !

So the outside is in need of repair and the other concern is the health rating of 94.5…read more We ordered soup and an egg roll and were pleasantly surprised as to how good the soup was! Getting in and out of the restaurant is difficult due to its location and traffic. They are only doing take out orders at this time. The egg roll was not greasy/ was pretty standard fare but the soup was hot and tasty. Will we go back? Not sure but the reason is the location- it is a distance for us to get there.

I absolutely love this place. From the moment you walk in, the atmosphere is beautiful and…read morewelcoming. The detailed Chinese columns and carvings really stand out and give it such a special feel--you can tell care was put into every detail. The service is always wonderful. Winston at the front desk is especially kind and polite, and he always makes you feel welcome. That personal touch means a lot to me. The food is truly the best Chinese food around here. I enjoy so many dishes, but some of my favorites are the Shrimp Mei Fun, House Special Lo Mein, Orange Chicken, egg rolls, and Sweet and Sour Chicken. Everything is flavorful, fresh, and consistently delicious. You can really tell this is a family-owned restaurant that takes pride in what they do. It's one of those places you keep coming back to, not just for the food, but for the whole experience. I'm so glad we have this restaurant--it's a gem.

We moved here from the Chicago area almost a year ago and have been in a search for our go-to…read moreChinese restaurant and am happy to say we've found it! We tried the beef fried rice and chicken chow mein plus egg rolls - loved it all!

Fraud. This restaurant will over charge your card, and try to get you to pay more afterwards. MY…read moreORDER WAS WRONG, mind you i ordered 2 small Sesame seed chicken plates, & chicken with a side of fried rice. I ended up spending $37, when the original price was $34, the lady printed out the recipe and showed me i owed her $4, and when i tried to show her my bank statements saying it charged me $37 she kept telling me i owed her $4, after that the lady then starts to remove the fried rice and the chicken i ordered, mind you she removed what i rightfully ordered and gives me the WRONG order, which is 3 sesame seed chicken plates ..it tasted like they just poured maple syrup all over it, the sesame seeds chicken does not look like chicken what so ever! in my opinion this place needs to be shut down, highly wouldn't recommend.

Food was good but I asked for all sauces, duck sauce, mustard and soy sauce! They never give enough…read morefor a large meal!

Decent Chinese takeout on the south side of Greensboro. Dragon Express has all your usual…read moreAmericanized favorites. They have a steady stream of customers any time I order. In all the years we have been getting takeout, never had an issue with the accuracy of our orders. They have nice sized crispy breaded wings. Their fried wontons and crab rangoons are also good picks. I chuck them in the air fryer because the sweaty containers do make them a bit flat by the time you make it home. Egg rolls are what you expect. Hunan chicken is not very spicy but has a good flavor. Lo meins are good, too. Food cost are up everywhere. 2 combo plates, small order of wings, and wontons set me back $42. The extra $4.00 upcharge on the combo for house lo mein versus chicken was unexpected (dinner combo is already $10.75) but I didn't ask and the girl answering the phone didn't offer so that's on me. Lesson learned. Next time, I will stick with the chicken. If you liked Mr. Wonton back in the 90's you will like them, too. Similar cooking style and portions.

You literally cannot go wrong with this restaurant. I have been eating here for over 10 years. My…read morego to are their chicken wings , egg rolls and spring rolls. If you're catering to a lot of people or just want something for yourself and or family you will get your moneys worth here. The food is always hot and delicious. I have never had an issue ordering here. It's affordable even in this economy which I appreciate. They get you in and out and I love being able to call in my order and just pick it up. It's a small take out only restaurant and I recommend anyone who likes Chinese to try it.

Very good. I would call this a hidden gem in Alamance County. My table had sweet and sour chicken,…read moreorange chicken, egg roll and dumplings. All were hot, fresh, and very good, including the sauces. We grabbed a to-go menu so we can plan to order again.

Great people, definitely the best Chinese restaurant in town. Flavorful dishes, well prepared and…read morelarde portions.

Was passing through Greensboro and decided to get something to eat. This place was close and had…read moredecent reviews. Ordered my food without any problem and the prices were very affordable. Service was great until I made it to my destination. I ordered 12 wings and they gave me 6 wings and 6 egg rolls! I called back and they offered me a credit. I couldn't use that because I am not from the area. My food was good the wings were small and had a tasty sauce on them.

I have been a customer for many years, but in recent years, I have seen prices increase and food…read morequality decrease. I have been ordering the same meal ever time and NEVER know if it will be correct. Tonight's order was awful! Chicken was cooked so much, it was inedible, sauce was like water, broccoli overcooked and if you don't ask for your fortune cookie, guess what, you don't get one. I have tried to give them the benefit of the doubt on so many occasions, but I guess I will just have to bite the bullet and find a new place for my favorite-sesame chicken. Too bad.