I have been frequenting this establishment since it opened up. The people here are very friendly and service is top notch. My favorites are the dim sum dishes of beef or pork rice rolls ,rib tips ,and the beef chow fun is amazingly delicious. They have a greater choice of Dim Sum dishes brought to you in carts only on weekends. But you can still get some dishes during the week. The interior is very spacious and makes you feel You are actually in Hong Kong. They have a big party room in the rear that sits 100 guests. With a full bar just outside of the room. And also another bar near the main entrance . (Both not sit down bars) And inside main areas can sit another approximately 150 to 200 guests. Their is decent amount of parking out front with a designated handi cap spot to the left of lot with a ramp and parking to the side and to the rear of the restaurant. What I love about this place is the window space .Lets in plenty of light to compliment the nice lighting inside. This is the place to go if you crave authentic Cantonese dishes. Without having to trek to Flushing or Bayside. You can't go wrong. read more

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We came on a Sunday at 1 for dimsum and were seated right away. There's a parking lot so thats already a plus if you dont feel like going to the flushing crowds. There's also a picture menu so you can pick what you want if the cart doesn't come to you. read more

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I think so far this is one of the best dim sum in long island so far, specially if you don't want to head iut to flushing. We been to this location a few times and so far it's been good. read more

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Did an early lunch and Dim Sum was our choice. Place is a converted small diner, it's fine but not your typical tea room. Dishes are large and tasty but they didn't have roast pork buns. Also ordered off a menu instead of the traditional carts. Was told they only have the buns on weekends. Found that to be odd, mainstay item but only available on weekends? Decent crowd and service was adequate but could have been better. Will have to come back during the weekend to see if their cart service is better. read more

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Nice spot to open a dim sum restaurant. Very convenient for foodies who do want to go far out of the way for some authentic food. Freshly served dim sum was just as good or better than other spots much further out. Service was very good, not very crowded when I arrived around 1245 ish but in a matter of minutes it got crowded. If you want dim sum orient garden got you. read more

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Dimsum place out in Long island. It looks like a diner from the outside, and inside. There is the diner countertop. The good thing about this place id that there are parking spaces. Dimsum is adequate. Not as good as the dimsum place in Flushing, but not horrible. The taro crescent is good. Raddish cake is also good along with the young chow fried rice. The soy sauce in the rice roll is a bit too sweet. Shrimp in the shrimp dumpling lacks flavor. Overall, I will come here if I live around here. read more

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Finally, a local dim sum place so we don't have to go to Queens! We got there just as it opened on a Sunday. Variety of selections, all piping hot and delicious. Baked pork buns, shrimp vegetable dumplings, short rib dumplings, shrimp dumplings, shrimp rice dumplings, sticky rice (big chunk of Chinese sausage), sesame balls, fried pork meat dumplings, everything was really good. Large shrimp in the dishes. Friendly service too. Parking lot in front and rear of restaurant. Ambiance was very friendly- restaurant filled up fast on a Sunday. Had a lot of leftovers. For two people, bill was $55, and we ordered several dishes! Prices were same as usual Dimsum places. Can't wait to go back. Good luck to this place. read more

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This is a nice place to have family dinners. Lots of large tables. Good for cozy meals for two too. They have a good variety of Chinese dishes one can select from. If you don't see the item on the menu, as if it can be made. If you have any issues, the waiter will try his best to resolve the problem. There is plenty of parking in the front or rear of the restaurant. Street parking available too. Decent Cantonese cuisine. Willing to come back read more

The review is for its party service. The hosts requests for a family style dining for its guests. We received a 12 family style meal. Each table is about 10 people. On each round they served a big platter of Chinese cuisine. In order - seaweed jelly veggie appetizers, egg drop soup, squid with veggies, coconut shrimp with walnut, abalone with veggies, lobsters with veggies, beef & brocolli, roast chicken with veggies , pan fried noodle, fried rice , fish with veggies , then fruits . All tastes deliciously good. It's a bountiful meal that too much to digest. We had the last 3 meals packed. Food containers were provided. I heard that they also do dim sum and à la carte meal service. The place is fairly new and clean. It has a good car parking lot size . Location is not hard to find and close to other establishments. Location is close to main road that diners won't miss it. Will come back for their dim Sum service ! read more

Solid and authentic dim sum without having to go to Chinatown. Can be busy on the weekends so we come early. Love the rolling hot food cart to choose from and plentiful of various steamed dumplings, bbq roast pork buns, sesame balls and egg custards. read more

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I drove past and decided to try this restaurant. From the outside it looks like a diner but inside the decor is nice. We were seated right away, the waitress was very nice and attentive. We ordered the Tangerine chicken and it was ok. We had chicken and broccoli, it was very salty for my taste. I would come back and try other items on the menu. read more

Orient Garden - S1.Tangerine Chicken - Asian Fusion Near Me - New Hyde Park, New York

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Solid Chinese restaurant with a large menu of traditional dishes and dim sum. In the evenings, some dim sum dishes are available as appetizers. I typically go to Chinese restaurants in Flushing, but I came out to Orient Garden on her recommendation - I was not disappointed. Service was friendly and quick. We ordered the steamed oysters, some dim sum, beef hor fun and ginger & garlic lobster. Everything was flavorful and fresh with large portions. The restaurant was busy but still relatively quiet. There is also a parking lot. read more

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This place was excellent when they were serving authentic Chinese food. Now they've changed their menu to mostly Dim Sum and American style Chinese food, and sad to say it's just not as good as authentic Chinese. They've obviously taken a step down in quality to attract more American customers How sad. read more

Came in for a late night snack. Ended ordering fried fish w garlic. The batter was akin to the ones you get w home fries except w a light sweet taste. It was tasty just a little unexpected. read more

Orient Garden - Asian Fusion Near Me - New Hyde Park, New York

The best chinese food! The fried rice is fantastic! The lo mein...out of this world! the pork chops...are just wow. I am so happy that my coworker told me about this place!!!! read more

During Thanksgiving weekend, we decided to check out Orient Garden on Herrick's Road, a Hong Kong Cantonese dim sum spot in New Hyde Park. The restaurant was clean yet pricier than most dim sum spots located in the 5 boroughs. Service was a bit slow as if we were in a packed dim sum place in Elmhurst but this spot was much less crowded. Highlights Steamed beef rice noodle Steamed spare ribs Steamed short rib spare ribs Steamed pork buns Egg tarts Baked Custard Bun Beef Chow Fun Despite higher prices, I'd definitely return to try other dishes. read more

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Easily Best on the island for dim sum, never crowded, even on weekends if you go early. There takeout is top notch. I only come here just for convivence as going all the way to flushing is quite a hassle. The taste for the location you cant go wrong. I only take away one star as there eggs rolls are not the standard filling. My kids like here also and the bathroom is quite clean. For bigger groups for say 15 people they can handle. The service is quite fast and efficient. If you want your dim sum fix without the hassle of going to flushing and finding parking this is the place for you. Has quite a big parking lot too. Gives a very diner feeling as it looks a retro fit of dim sum to diner. Must try read more

We went here for lunch . The service was good. Food was served promptly. Fried rice was fine. Beef and chinese broccoli delish. Hubby had lobster which said was excellent and a good value. Dim sum good too. I will definitely go back. read more

We finally checked this place out for dim sum after months and months of wanting to come. We came on a Saturday when they first opened and sat right away. They come quickly with the carts so you can get food and if it's not on the cart you can order off the menu. The food was good, and a much better experience compared to the places we normally go to in little neck. We shall return when we are in the mood for dim sum. read more

Orient Garden - Asian Fusion Near Me - New Hyde Park, New York

It's great to have a Cantonese option in the area. There is parking in both front and back of the restaurant. The interior gives me old diner vibes. The layout is okay but if you sit at the large tables towards the back, bring a long sleeve because it gets cold! We tried this location twice, once in the afternoon and once right at the height of dim sum at 12pm. I don't recommend dim sum later in the afternoon as the food is cold and they don't have the carts going around. At a later time, you have to ask them for some specific dishes and the wait staff will bring what they have. Half the staff seems to speak Mandarin and the other half Cantonese. We had a large group so we called in advance to give a heads up. They don't take reservations but it helped that we gave the heads up so we could get the large table for 14. Food was hotter during the rush period. They had all the staples in dim sum: shrimp dumpling, rice noodle, chicken feet, pork rib, wrapped rice, shumai, and more. The food isn't bad. I've had thicker beef rice noodle before and the pork ribs are very fatty here. Overall, it's decent dim sum if you're in the area but don't have high expectations. read more

This use to be a diner spot a while back and now a reopened dimsum spot that I recently discovered. Not overly crowded. great selections at an affordable cost. Granted they need to work on the services. But overall I would come back again. It's way more convenient and the food is more authentic versus other spots in long island. It still bothers me that no one in long island knows how to make a legit Shui Mai. Like they all taste the same quality !? Which is bizarre to me. Everything else is on point! Also you don't get the choose what kind of tea you get during dimsum. They just give you the standard black tea. read more

This is our new favorite chinese restaurant! We first came here in January and have ordered take out many times since then plus a few days ago, plus actually dined in here. Very good food. Service is great. Ambiance is good. read more

Food and price quality are good. Seats are neat and big table good. Lots of parking at back building. Will try dinner one day ! read more

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wish some of the dimsum tasted more legit ... the ribs , the chicken feet and the pork dumplings were very diff other than that it's very good read more

The food was good, but this review does not pertain to the food per se. At the conclusion of our dinner, we asked to take home the remaining chicken and broccoli. The young girl who was the waitress seemed to barely understand any English except for the names of the food. She couldn't seem to answer any other questions. Anyway, she took the chicken and broccoli away and a few minutes later brought back the bag with the remaining food. The next day when we opened the container, there was absolutely no broccoli. There is no simple explanation. I knew there was just as much broccoli left as there was chicken and rice. I am positive. Yet there was no broccoli. So she either gave us someone else's chicken or for some reason took the broccoli out. Maybe she dropped it, maybe she ate it, we don't know. In any case we did not eat our leftovers and threw it out. So I suggest if you're getting something wrapped to go that is left over you ask for a container and do it yourself at the table read more

A yooooo let's gooooo !!! Was out east to try a BBQ joint but they didn't open till 4pm and we were starving like Marvin !!!! So we saw this restaurant and made a u turn and glad we did ... Plenty of parking, Nice & clean and very friendly; definitely helps if ya have some Asian friends with ya to help ya decide what to order but we did pretty well after all its all Chinese to me ... lol !! Everything we ordered was super fresh & delicious one dish after the next !!! Shrimp dumplings; 5/5 Short ribs; 3/5 too much pepper for me !! Crispy Squid; 5/5 Salt & Pepper fish fillet; 5/5 Pork Su Mai; 4/5 The stars of the show for us was their Crispy Squid & their Salt & Pepper fried fish super delicious, so fresh !!! Then for main course I let my wife pick this one never had pan fried noodles; 3/5 So we had this dish Pan Fried Noodle Shrimp; it's was delicious as well the noodle are crispy but when ya mix them up with their sauce they get nice and moist with a crisp ... the Shrimp and vegetables were delicious again not my kind of dish it's the wifey's she loved it !! She gives it a 5/5 so what do I know !!! Their service is very fast & friendly our 1st waiter didn't speak much English found him to be a lil short meaning that he didn't want to explain Some of the menu items to us however our second waiter that took over was very nice took the time to elaborate more on the menu..... Their table noodles are the wide ones that we love & their table tea was very good ... I would definitely return again to explore more of their menu.... Thanks, Greg D. read more

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Food is great service is terrific. Love the diner vibe not you typical decor for Asian restaurant prices are very reasonable.

The food was amazing! The issue I had was that they only gave us one menu for 4 people and we were very confused about what and how to order. Someone came by with spring rolls and other appetizers. She had on a mask so the communication was very difficult. Once we ordered, each plate was brought separately. Mine came last, at least 15-20 minutes behind the first entree. At the end of the day, the food was very fresh. We'll come back, but only because we now know what to expect. The atmosphere was nice, as there were several large family groups there. read more

Enjoyed dinner very much. We ordered wonton soup, seafood fried rice, Chinese broccoli in garlic sauce and sesame chicken. All commendable. My only disappointment is that the seafood was very sparse in the fried rice. Everything else was delicious. read more

For takeout, Orient served up a tasty dim sum meal for us! Everything was neatly packed in tin foil boxes to retain the warmth and prevent spills. The pork spare ribs, tripe, pineapple baos, and congee were my favorites from our spread. The delicate crispy tops of the pineapple buns were nice and sweet; the char siu bbq pork filling inside was also on sweet side without being cloyingly so, and the meat was pulled and tender. The preserved egg congee hit the spot as well-- not too watery and full of flavor with plenty of pieces of century egg and meat. Scrumptious! The location used to be a diner and you can tell from the outside, but the interior has been updated with modern furniture. They open early and have the push carts for dim sum! There's a parking lot that's easy to access right up front. I'd be happy to do dim sum takeout from them again! read more

Good to know they offer dim sum on weekends. I ordered the jumbo shrimp with mixed vegetables and the steamed shrimp dumplings--both were very good, especially the dumplings. Takeout typically takes around 20 minutes. Just a heads-up: they don't include sauce, utensils, or napkins, and brown rice costs extra (I got white rice by default since I forgot to request otherwise). read more

A new dim sum restaurant in Long Island! Ambience: the decor looks like a transplant from Flushing circa 2001. It is new, yet not necessarily "modern" compared to the visual aesthetics of newer restaurant dining rooms. Food: we ordered the usual dim sums. Unfortunately it was a weekday and they do not have everything on the dim sum menu ... some items are only available on weekends. Instead of a cart strolling around with food, you get a picture menu from which to order. The dim sum flavor was ok, not great. TLDR: this is a good spot for dim sum if you can't make the trek to Flushing. read more

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Authentic Cantonese restaurant in Garden City Park! How awesome is that?!?! We no longer have to schlep into Flushing or Bayside, Queens for "real" dim sum and Cantonese food! (Truthfully, for Long Island this is a 4 Star restaurant but if it were in Flushing Queens, this would be more of a 3-3.5 Stars). Orient Garden has taken over a location which was previously a diner. They have a small parking lot in front but there is also street parking available if the lot gets full. Although I haven't gone for dim sum yet, I'm surprised to see some negative reviews. I can't speak about their dim sum, except to say, their dim sum menu looks pretty good. (See my photos for menu). I'll update this review after I go for dim sum. I don't see any dine-in reviews for dinner service, so this review is actually for their dinner service. My family and I went on a random Wed evening, around 6pm, and was surprised to find it pretty empty. Service and hospitality were welcoming and fantastic! The restaurant had beautiful lighting and was super clean (even the restrooms!). The food was authentic and pretty good! Orient Garden has a huge menu (as expected in any decent Cantonese restaurant). These are the dishes we tried on this visit (shared by 4ppl): -- 1/2 Peking Duck (4 sandwiches) $34.95...this dish was a little disappointing. It was more like Roast Duck than Peking Duck. Our waiter assembled 4 crepes for us; a nice touch so that we didn't make to make our crepe sandwiches ourselves. This dish was ok. (3/5) -- Fish Fillet & Bean Curd Casserole $20.95...Classic Cantonese Casserole dish. This was great! (4/5) -- Salt & Pepper Seafood Combo $28.95...This is fried seafood goodness! I wish there was more variety in seafood but still a great dish. (4/5) -- Sauteed Snow Peas Leaves w.Garlic $18.95...These veggies were perfection! Nice garlicy flavors and sauteed perfectly. Get this! (5/5). All-in-all, a very good Cantonese dinner! I look forward to trying their dim sum, and also going back to try more dishes for dinner. Welcome to the neighborhood and good luck to Orient Garden! read more

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Good Cantonese good service and very reasonably priced. All dishes came out promptly and hot which is always a plus. I especially liked how clean and bright the whole place was. read more

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I saw Orient Garden on TikTok. My daughter and I went last week. We ordered a bunch of different dim sum dishes. She eats meat and I don't. I liked the taste of everything I picked but some things needed a little support. I have no problem using chopsticks, but I couldn't lift the steamed vegetable dumplings or shrimp rice noodle without them falling apart. We saw a few tables with the same thing. Turns out it was a fried lobster special. Service was good and the place was very clean. read more

This location used to be a diner, and now it's an Asian restaurant that serves dim sum, live fish, seafood, and authentic Cantonese dishes- yay! Thanks to my in-laws who told me about it. They wanted to try it as well, so I came here right when they opened today and got takeout for us. Dim sum for lunch, another yay. They have a decent sized parking lot, and the restaurant itself is pretty spacious. The dim sum prices are reasonable- about $5-$6 a dish. The girl, Joan, who took my order and the other staff were very friendly. I waited about 10 minutes for my order and everything was fresh & hot when I ate it. The chicken feet, shrimp balls, and turnip cake were really good & flavorful. I loved the fried sesame balls and glutinous pork dumplings- the dough part is thin with lots of filling. My in-laws enjoyed it too, yay! The rest of the dim sum were OK. This restaurant is a great addition to the NHP area- I bet many are so happy about it. Save yourself a trip to Queens and come here instead. I'll definitely be back for more dim sum and try out their dinner dishes. read more

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BLUF: Good food (4 out of 5 stars), but we experienced service issues during a soft opening visit. Orient Garden is a new full-service (as in, dim-sum, lunch, and dinner) Cantonese restaurant that takes the place of Park City Diner. We visited during a soft opening weekend for dim-sum. We arrived around 11:15 AM, and were seated quickly. The restaurant seemed filled to capacity 10 minutes later. The dim-sum we had was good. The dumplings were tight, suggesting that less lard was used compared to other restaurants. The shrimp were fresh and de-veined. The chili oil had a good amount of heat. The black pepper beef spare ribs were over-tenderized but still good. We would have eaten more, but for service issues. The dim-sum carts moved slowly around the restaurant. One may also order from the menu by getting the attention of a waiter; or order dim-sum directly from the dim-sum cart by walking over to the cart with one's dim-sum order form. Our orders placed with the waiter were jumbled. We didn't receive things we ordered, received things we didn't order (and which we declined) -- and were billed for both of these issues. However, the staff corrected our bill. We would visit again; we expect service to improve over time. The dim-sum is slightly more expensive than in Queens, but also seems slightly better executed. It's best to visit Chinese restaurants for dim-sum on the weekend, as weekends usually generate enough volume for restaurants to justify offering their widest selections of dim-sum. read more

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A new medium to large sized dim sum restaurant, which also serves an eclectic Cantonese menu. Opens at 11am, and this place is already crowded with people waiting for the doors to open. Food: the basic dim sum dishes we were actually able to get were pretty good, like shrimp dumplings and shumai. Beef ribs were tasty but could have been a bit more tender. Right now, its in its soft opening and there is a lot of kinks to work out. The kitchen is backed up with work and can't keep up with the enormous immediate demand for dim sum. Those little bundles of deliciousness. Don't come super hungry because there might be a super long wait for your food, depending on what you order. You can wait for the carts to roll around or you can order from the overworked waiter that runs around doing a million things. We ordered 3 dim sum items from him. He added into his Ipad but, they seemed to have gotten lost in the abyss. The dishes never showed up. So we just randomly order a few more dishes off the cart. Seating: Lots of booth seating on the left. To the right is multiple large round tables for big groups. in the back is a nice looking private room with a few tables with a large circular bar in the center. Parking: a small amount of private parking in the front. Final note: this place still needs time to get out the kinks and have everything run smoothly, so you might want to wait awhile before coming here. They definitely need to hire more staff to keep up with the demand. read more

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Solid Cantonese spot on Long Island with great service, easy parking, and a unique diner-turned-restaurant vibe. We're early birds, so we get first pickings -- everything comes out fresh and hot. We were originally drawn here for their reputation for larger-than-usual har gow, and they did not disappoint. A reliable go-to for dim sum and classic Cantonese dishes. We keep coming back. read more

Decent and convenient spot for dim sum in Nassau County. 3 people around 2 PM on a Saturday (I believe dim sum is until 3 pm). The other 2 people had been here before for dinner but not for dim sum. Plenty of seating at this time and there are a lot of staff coming around and serving. There were 2 dim sum carts going around, we ordered the rest of the dim sum items we like from the menu. I also ordered the pineapple pork buns to go to bring to friends later :) It helped that the dim sum menu has photos for items we love that we didn't remember the name of and also in case of any language barrier when ordering. So far it's a great dim sum option in Nassau County. I wish there was a little more selection in the carts but definitely plan to come back for dim sum and maybe try dinner sometime. read more

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