Ming’s Cafe

I wasn’t expecting true Thai food, but when you order Massaman chicken, you don’t expect the potatoes to be uncooked French fries!
The sauces were very watery and bland.

I asked for no onions and there’s an OVERLOAD of onions in every bite. The food isn’t enjoyable at all. when I called to tel them that my order was wrong they told me that I never requested no onions. I also ordered crab ragoon. I was charged for it and when they delivered my food I had no ragoon. When I called they told me I never ordered it and wouldn’t tell me how much my order was. I’m disappointed

Ordered from this restaurant for the first time and had it delivered and it was the worst chinese food we have ever had! Everything was so sweet and had zero flavor. Ordered Mongolian beef and had chunks of crystalized sugar, the chicken with vegetables hardly had ANY chicken and had to add salt and siracha to add some flavor. The dumplings we order were supposed to be pan fried but came steamed and the sauce was so sweet and had no flavor! Think twice before ordering from this chinese restaurant. Very disappointed.

Our first time ordering since we are new to the neighborhood. The triple Mongolian dish was okay as was the spicy garlic shrimp (just not enough shrimp) and the vegetables were soggy. Disappointed in that they forgot the egg drop soup and fried rice as I bought a combination dinner. They also forgot the mustard we paid extra for. The Chinese donuts were good. Overall, too many other places to try to deal with lackluster delivery and food.

Ordered panang curry & shrimp with lobster sauce for dinner. It was pretty good, we didn’t left anything. We will order again. They delivered in 20 mins.

I love Ming’s Café a like the family-​owned vibe! Food is good too! Food is made to order and always hot!
Great conversation with the staff.

I love this place. They’re a little slow on delivery, but the food is great. It’s very Americanized Chinese food, don’t go here expecting authentic food, but if you want Kung Pao Mongolian Egg Rolls, this is the place.
Do NOT skip on the Boba Tea, especially if you’ve never had it. If you’re a fan of Boba you won’t be disappointed in theirs.

We ordered delivery and the food was alright. We had the spicy thai noodles and fried rice as well as curry chicken. Delivery time was pretty average. The quality of food could have been better, I wasn’t disappointed but I don’t think I’ll be going back.

Ordered delivery and the food was phenomenal. I had steamed dumplings that were to die for and shrimp with lobster sauce. It was soooo good! Will definitely be back!

Delicious food and friendly service! The only negative that I have about this place, is that the portions are very small and not your «average» sized portion. Overall, the food is consistent and it’s definitely worth going to more than once or twice!

I’ve never had a place mess up egg foo young so badly! The gravy was run and dark dark brown like ponzu sauce. Complete waste of money. I’m only giving it 2 stars because the crab ragoon was decent

«If your reviews are looking like essays, start a blog. I can’t read your life story on my phone before ordering from the menu.»
[Time & Date of visit]: Sunday night 1÷18÷15
[Party Size]: 2
[Location/​Ambiance]: Aside from small section of booths and tables, there’s not much going on aside from the counter and the unused sushi fridge/​display case. Not sure why that is there though. Most people seem to order to go or delivery, so not many people dining in. Décor is outdated or re-​used from the prior establishment.
[Service]:
Aside from the lady taking care of phone orders, she was also the server and food runner. I think she did a pretty good job of balancing phone orders and taking care of us and drink refills.
[Food Highlights]:
Mixed Vegetables — W/​Beef: Serving size, this isn’t bad for the money when ordering as a combo. Though the brown sauce is decent, this establishment is catered to more Americanized kind of palates. If this is how you swing for Asian food, it’s decent eats. If you want authentic, there’s more options down the road. Literally. There were more veggies then beef as for who’s concern with ratios. The beef is slightly chewy on some cuts given, but still appetizing. The eggroll that was included was mostly fillers of cabbage.
Wonton Soup — Broth was a good hearty taste, though I don’t think it would be too appealing for non Asian /​Asian-American’s such as my room mate who is extremely picky and who also picked this place. The wonton itself could have used more filling. Almost bare.
[Total Bill w/​Tax]: Less than $ 10
{Summary}:Portion wise if all you want is American Chinese food but can’t handle the true spices, this is pretty decent for a take out Chinese food kind of place. If you’re more adventurous, Volcano is a slight step up down the road.

After my egg foo young debacle earlier this week at Simons Cuisine, I decided to return to a place where I know the food is good. I usually order online and when I get there, the food is ready to go and still piping hot. I’ve never had an issue with the service — the people are always pleasant.
I ordered my beloved egg foo young (with chicken) and as usual, it is delicious. The color is perfect, it has plenty of flavor and the gravy is just right. I’ve had other things from here (mongolian chicken is another of my favorites, not as crazy about the curry chicken), and am usually pretty happy with the results.
There are a lot of choices in this area, but when I’m looking for consistently good — this is where I go.

We ordered hot and sour soup and stir fry vegetables with fried tofu. Both items were good. We will definitely order in future.

The delivery was extremely slow. 45 mins to deliver less than a mile away on a Sunday afternoon. The pot stickers were mushy, the egg drop soup had little taste and the General Tsao chicken had a Hamburger Helper flavor and absolutely zero spice. Definitely will not be ordering from them again.

HORRIBLE!!! RAW meat!!! First time ordered here since it’s right down the road from our townhouse. We ordered a steamed dumplings and the chicken inside the dumplings were RAW!!! Our 9 year old thought it was onions and pulled it out I happened to be sitting right next to her and looked at the meat and it was raw. Luckily for us we did not eat all 6 pieces that comes in one order. However my husband and I both ate a whole one which means we ate raw chicken. We immediately called the restaurant and the owner say «what do you want me to do about it?» I called to let them know there was raw chicken inside the dumplings and she was not very nice. Now we can only hope we don’t get sick from this disgusting meal. Never again I will order from here and I am not the type who leaves reviews either but this one I could not resist.
Before you eat your food check it if you ordered from here!!!

I have only ordered delivery from them. I love the online ordering through Unilocal.I don’t have to bother with calling anything in and taking more time out of my busy day than is necessary.
They are usually fairly quick for lunch delivery. The food is always hot and TASTEs wonderful! This is a great place for non-​meat eaters as they have a lot of variety in the dishes they offer. I am a HUGE fan of the General Tso’s tofu… yum yum yummy!
There isn’t anything bad I can say in regards to their lunch delivery. The food is tasty and reasonably priced, no need to look further for good Chinese food.

Since I refuse to go to Lin’s anymore I had to find an alternate Chinese restaurant so I came to Mings. I was very happy with what I ordered. The vegetable Lo Mein noodles were excellent, and so was the orange chicken, it was all breast meat and large chunks. I will definitely return.

reposting this review without «promotional» content. disclaimer: wrote this awhile back. might have changed since.
if you intend to go here to sit down and eat, reconsider your options. this place runs more like a take-​out chinese restaurant than a sit-​in restaurant. if you’re going for take-​out chinese, there are better places — like china up the road. (yes, i am aware of the ambiguity of the restaurant name… but what can i say? :) i didn’t name it.
the family dinner for two ordered consisted of the standard american chinese fare:
egg drop soup
egg roll
fried rice
mongolian beef
sesame chicken
honestly, the best thing was the fried wonton wrappers that you add to your egg drop soup. they were delightfully fresh. the egg drop soup itself was good but a bit bland. the egg rolls decent but the same problem — lacking in flavor. the mongolian beef was decent but undercooked — meaning the scallions and onions were still mostly raw. the sesame chicken was pretty good but nothing to go back for.
the fried rice tasted «smoky» — as in maybe burnt? it had a certain taste we couldn’t place. it also lacked anything other than rice. in fact, i’m pretty sure it was just rice and soy sauce. no veggies, no eggs, etc…
as for the inside dining, do not do it. the service is okay but slow. the green tea was served warm, not hot like tea needs to be. the owner’s son and his friend were there being generally disruptive as teenagers with boundless energy are. there were no other diners the entire time we were there. awkward feeling when there’s no sound other than the daily news going in the background — oh and that teenager and his friend. :)
prices are average for plates. they do have a good dinner combination special which is less than $ 8. they have lunch specials too which are less than $ 5.

I ordered Pad Thai and coconut soup. It was not that good. The noodles were swimming in a sweet (way too sweet) sauce, and it wasn’t the least bit spicy. The coconut soup was OK, but again… no spice. So many better options for Thai around here.