The absolute best Chinese food in the area. Mr. Lee is a delight and the food is consistently good…read more Their fried rice is always hit.

Tonight not impressed! I called to place an order for take out closed. However placed an order on…read moreGrubHub will be here soon! I get it! Greedy but hopefully good! Order from here all the time! Just saying!

I worked at the barbershop at the end of the road on Evergreen. Never really noticed this spot and…read morewhen I recently went twice I was satisfied with my lo mein and general tso. On a cold day i get the hot and sour soup and wonton soup.

Omg...Currently wiping crumbs off my mouth as I type this...This place has some of the best Chinese…read morefood I've eaten since high school (this one place in Roxborough on Ridge Ave back in the early 2000's across from the pizza hut iykyk) ... I consider myself a shrimp roll snob (has to be perfectly crispy, fresh, cabbage cooked well, you know the whole shabang) and that is EXACTLY what I got. The shrimp and broccoli was delicious as well. Everything was fresh, prepared well, and piping hot like I like it lol

On Saturday, 3/28, we celebrated my brother Bill's 84th Birthday…read more His daughter Kim, her husband Berto, their son Christian, Ruth Lynch, Larry & I and niece Grace enjoyed the 'Chef's choice', a meal fit for royalty. We ate past the point of comfort and savored every bite. Our waiter was exceptional. He was able and willing to educate us about each dish, and after the meal shared stories of his immigration and work experiences. I woke to family calling to compliment the meal and the gathering. We highly recommend Ming's of Hatboro.

I've been eating at Ming's since the early 2000's. The food…read morewas never fantastic- but it was good. Not anymore. My friends and I recently stopped in for lunch. It was pretty bad. So much has changed. The prices have increased considerably- by as much as $3 an item. The boneless ribs were loaded with fat. I would honestly say that one rib was made up of more than 50% fat. The combo plates now come with just an ice cream scoop-size of rice, even plain white rice. The meals are about two small palmfuls. I remember when the plate was covered with food. What did I learn from my recent dining experience at Ming's? The food is subpar, the amount is smaller and the prices are higher. If you like Chinese/Asian food as much as I do, skip Ming's.

Best chicken and beef on a stick So good get few times a…read moremonth Yum! Owners are also so nice

Menu is kid friendly Ang vegetarian options the service is great very polite and there not a long…read morewait

Very authentic and clean restaurant where you can order bubble teas and desserts…read more Service is always fast and excellent.

I got the vegetable pan fried noodles and veg lo mein and popcorn chicken all to go. And all were…read moregood. The pan fried noodles were my fave. And it's def a good amount of food, didn't need to add that popcorn chicken. But threw some in with my noodles , and yah, also good. Tried the seasonal pumpkin cream boba. And daaaang it is fiiire!! It's like creamy buttery pumpkin goodness. At half sweet too. 10/10 recommend the boba

Nice atmosphere. I was skeptical about the place seeing some negative reviews. But decided to go…read morewith safe bet. Like dimsum and general tso chicken... they didn't give us soup spoon for dimsum but kinda late to ask for it and some dimsum was already tore in the bottom so soup was leaking through...which defeat the purpose of soup dumpling. And general tso chicken was average but the sauce was watery in the bottom. And weird fishy smell in water cup. I had to get different cup for it. Then it was better. Robot serving machine was serving food but the waiting staff put it on table for us. So i don't really know the purpose for the robot but it was fun. I've seen it in other restaurants Overall not bad experience but idk if I will visit again.

We really enjoyed our dinner and there was a lot to choose from but don't come here if you're…read moreexpecting a traditional Dim Sum experience. Usually there isn't a menu and numerous servers are pushing carts throughout the restaurant and explaining what they are offering. That's half the fun. You have a chance to sample all kinds of dishes, usually small bites and can order as many or as little as you like. Here you are ordering off a menu like any other restaurant. It's not a bad thing but it's really not Dim Sum. The menu is large with many great sounding dishes. They had Peking Duck that you don't see on many menus and it was delicious. Well worth a try for an above average Chinese restaurant. BYO

This place has some of the best Chinese food around! My family has ordered here many times, but I'm…read morenot local so never had it before, but heard how great it was. We ordered general tso's chicken, pepper steak, kung pao chicken, chicken lo mein, pork friend rice, egg rolls and wonton soup. Everything was fantastic! Generous portions meant plenty for leftovers. The service was standard and matter of fact, like many Chinese takeout places. Ordering over the phone is simple - call, place order, be assigned a number to provide at pickup. It's a good system. The prices are a bit higher than others, but it's worth it!

Why do I not reread my reviews?…read more Detailing one line for this review in hopes I reread before ordering again. The wonton soup is absolute flavorless garbage. There was also only two wontons that come with a small wonton soup, wtf? Step up your wonton soup game and I will be happy to order from your location going forward. As always people SYOY!!!

I was surprised in small Center Point we found this place. I was happy we chose it. The fish was…read moredelicious and fresh ,miso was very good too. I also had Bento box, (shrimp with broccoli ,spring roll, and fried rice), but forget to take a picture. Service was great ,waitress was checking us every time if everything is ok and if we need anything. Recommend!

Been here a few times, never disappointed. I always go for a bento box... Seafood is always fresh,…read morestaff is super friendly.

Have been coming here since I was a kid. Love the food then and love it now! Staff and owners are…read moreso sweet and great atmosphere and love the fish tank still even as an adult. Many things are amazing here but I love the Garlic Chicken & Broccoli, Lo Mein, Wonton soup and Egg Rolls. Will continue to be my go to for Chinese in the area!

Attentive service. Consistently good food. Cute goldfish aquarium is the decor highlight.read more

First, I should say that I've never had better tasting General Tso chicken anywhere, and I've eaten…read moreat a lot of Chinese restaurants. That though, unfortunately, is where the "good" ends. The one woman who I've seen there every time I've visited the restaurant, really shouldn't be customer facing, because she has the heaviest Chinese accent/dialect that I've ever heard, from any Chinese American in my entire life. Now, believe me when I say that if I were in any Chinese province, I wouldn't be able to sensibly utter a single word. Chinese (any dialect) is incredibly hard to learn, and for that matter, so is English. So to be clear, I'm not mad at the fact that it's difficult for her, but it truly does impact the ability to place an order. Now, onto the primary reason why I stopped going there: The health ratings that Yelp provides show a decline over time, and the most recent inspection results are getting concerning. To compound the situation, the kitchen area (visible behind the counter) is dimly lit, and I can't help but think it's deliberate. One one occasion, I saw the man (possibly the cook) scrubbing the wall behind and over a grill, with what looked like a driveway brush dunked in water. Water (presumably dirty and greasy) was running down the wall, and was a little too close to the grill to be what I'd consider safe. So, to conclude, the food may taste good, it's prepared pretty quickly, and the prices are fair, but from a cleanliness and safety perspective, I don't feel like taking the chance of getting sick. And, as mentioned, getting over the language barrier isn't an easy task either. Sadly, I would not recommend Panda Pavilion at this time, unless they make some changes.

the lady was very rude to me and my freinds she after we asked about the menu she started yelling…read moreat us then took pictures of us without our consent so overall it was a terrible experience and I don't recommend