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Shelly D. on:
7/1/2013 9:32:36 AM
Delicious & good price!
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Mike C. on:
3/25/2013 12:05:00 AM
Craving Chinese I decided to give This place a shot. Specials for lunch and dinner are reasonably priced. I had the General Tso's. it was pretty tasty, not the best but good. The fried rice was mediocre. Tasted like Panda Express. I did like the egg roll. Actual pork inside not just veggies and a decent size. I will go back to try more.
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Lora V. on:
3/4/2013 2:37:00 PM
I have been going here on a regular basis since my job change. From the beginning it has been good and had maintained the goodness. It is not China Town goodness but close.For catering to an all types Cuisine in the neighborhood they can cater to the strong Asian Cuisine, because it is owned and run by Asians but also cater to the neighborhood which is not as much. In my opinion that is impressive.The prices are a bit hard to maneuver until you become a regular. I ordered a soup and was told there was only one size. About 15 minutes after I ordered and was eating my food my coworker came in with a half size. Uggh, well he told me how to order but seriously if I'm asking it means I am looking! Blahhh...The food is good, filling and makes me want to take out instead of cooking in after a long day...
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Wendy C. on:
7/9/2012 12:31:00 AM
It's been a while since I have been back and now I remember why. The food is decent and the prices are ok for the large portion sizes.My problems: Usually when I have went I eat my soup while I wait for my to go order. Today I was told no, soup is only for dine in. I would understand this...but it's like three ounces of soup in a togo cup (the cup is a togo styrofoam cup whether it is for eat in or not) so if I am ordering three meals for carryout, is it that serious to let me have a half cup of soup for the twenty minute wait? But no big deal, hey I am not crying over half a cup of soup, just seems to me if there is one table in the whole place you might want to go the extra mile.My main issue: I ordered kung pao chicken no chicken, baby corn instead of chicken. I order this at every chinese restaurant I go to, and rarely have an issue. I had a whole conversation with the dude about meat, that I wouldnt mind paying extra, I just prefer x veggies instead of chicken, mainly corn.I get my order and it is tied in a knot to where I cant open the bag without ripping the whole bag open. I get home and open my box....to Kung Pao Zucchini. I mean literally, it is ALL zucchini with TWO bites of carrot and three (no seriously, three) water chestnuts and zero baby corn. WTH?So I call and talk to the dude, and ask him what gives? I mean, I like zucchini as much as the next person but really? He says oh, there are carrots in there too, to which i let him know there was two bites. I asked where the corn was, I mean we had this whole conversation.."Oh, I wasn't really paying attention to all that. Do you want to come back for another one?" Ahh no, it is over 100 degrees out and I just finally got home with my messed up food, no I will not be driving back. Ever.My boyfriends bourbon chicken was ok, he didn't care for the chow mein or rice so we just threw that away.So yeah, I gave them a benefit star for having big portions and good prices. SO if you like a lotta stuff for a lot of cheap, here ya go. However, for real chinese, I would definitely recommend trying elsewhere.
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Diane P. on:
3/8/2012 10:24:00 PM
My favorite Wonton soup. I eat it often. All the noodle dishes are really good also.
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Daniel S. on:
2/8/2012 9:07:00 AM
Consistently 4 stars:This is my eighth Yelp check-in visit in China Garden. Friendly service and quality of the food has consistently been 4 stars.My visits have been before 4 pm, the latest time to catch the lunch special. I dine inside.Their lunch specials top off at $6.25. Of course, if you dining in, I suggest a tip. Similar to the majority of Chinese restaurants, a shrimp's entry is the top priced item. ($6.25).Their lunch special gives a grand portion of quality food for their money. It includes a fountain drink for people dining in (Pepsi products), soup of the day (on every visit egg drop soup), an entree with fried rice and chow mein.My favorite China Garden dishes are the pepper steak, shrimp with lobster sauce, and shrimp chop suey.The chow mein noodles take up a small portion of the plate. I left a few Chinese restaurants slightly let down by too much of the plate filled with ordinary chow mein noodles. For the record, the chow mein noodles are tasty.China Garden also cooks NY chow mein. It is a separate combination dish. I tried it, and was not a fan of it.China Garden so far, is obviously doing the right thing. My brother, who lives in North Las Vegas, will eat here when he is in Henderson. He recommends the barbecue spare ribs.Return factor: High
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Casey B. on:
1/6/2012 8:25:00 AM
Legit!!! The portions are big, the prices are set right. The restaurant is clean and the staff is friendly. All in all it's the best Chinese place I've found in Green Valley/Henderson.
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