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    Chicken Lo Mein
    Daow W.

    We were in Galveston for a last getaway for the year. We had been fishing and out in the sun all day and just decided to do take out and enjoy our last night in the room watching a movie and getting ready to leave the next day. Peking Garden was closed by us and even though it had some negative reviews, we decided to take a chance. Glad we did!! We did not do the buffet.... I'm not a fan of Chinese Buffet but instead order off the menu. Which I highly recommend. We got pork egg rolls, Hot and Sour soup, chicken lo mein and Hunan Beef. The Hot and Sour Soup came from the buffet line which was okay with me since our local Chinese buffet place does the same thing but everything else came fresh from the kitchen. All of our dishes were great. Tasty, fresh and enough to feed a family plus some.. It's only the two of us so we had a bunch of leftovers, which was great when we got home... I didn't have to figure out dinner. The meats in both of our dishes were tender and fresh, the veggies were also cooked perfectly with that Wok kiss of tenderness. There were fresh slices of ginger, which made my taste buds smile a little more. The hot chili oil sauce was truly spicy. While I was waiting for our food, I did take a look at the buffet... There's a lot of stuff and I can not review on that but I will say ordering off the menu was the way to go! The only drawback was the printed menu did not have the correct price so the lady at the register had to go in the system when I asked her prices for items. However, she was super nice and very friendly. If I was a resident of Galveston, this would be on our take out rotation!

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    Good value. Food was fresh and tasty. Even the sushi. Friendly....clean. Will be back again and again

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