Q Q Garden

This place has excellent wonton soup and vegetable soup, the chicken mei fun is wonderful. I didn’t care for the sesame chicken (no sesame oil flavor at all)

We stumbled upon QQ Garden when we couldn’t find the restaurant we saw on the billboard and had planned to eat at. I have to assume that’s the result of my guardian angel interfering, because this place is REALLY GOOD. I’m very glad to have happened upon it by chance this time… next time it won’t be by chance, I’ll be hunting it down every time I’m in the area.

I ate here about a month ago. I was so excited about the online ordering. The prices were great. I picked up the food and got home and opened it up and was instantly grossed out. I got chicken lo mein. The chicken was this slab of slimy white rubber. I ate like 4 bites and went and picked up McDonalds which I didn’t want to eat but it tasted much better than anything we ordered from there

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I decided to check out QQ Garden tonight to continue to see the different Chinese Findlay has to offer. Cruising their website to find a menu, I found that you can order online. Already a big plus in my book. After seeing what the menu had to offer, I decided on the chicken with broccoli. The combination platter came with brown rice and an egg roll for $ 6.95. A good deal if you ask me. I also decided on an order of crab rangoons-​eight for $ 4. Another decent deal.
With online ordering you can elect either ASAP preparation or choose your time to pick up your order. When I got to the restaurant, the cashier was very friendly and had my order packaged and ready to go. I also found out they offer «bonuses» for a certain amount spent. For instance, spending $ 10 offered me a free can of pop. Although I wasn’t going to take it, the cashier already had one ready to go. She even gave me a menu although I didn’t request one. All in all quick, friendly, and great service.
The chicken with broccoli was delicious. The broccoli was nicely sautéed, but still retained a nice crisp. And the sauce on the food was a nice complement, with a great ratio of not drowning the food. I found the brown rice to be, for lack of a better term, flat. It didn’t have quite the fluff I was looking for. The crab rangoons, however, were both fluffy and crisp at the same time. There was also a great ratio of filling to breading, and I found the sauce to be a nice complement. Consistent with the meal, my egg roll was tasty as well.
All in all, I was very impressed by my meal from the old Brookside pharmacy. Great service, online ordering, a good price, and an enjoyable meal. If the only complaint I have is ‘flat’ rice, I consider that a success. A place I would definitely visit again.

At here for the first time on 8÷9÷2013. I was sad when I walked in to see how there was no customers in there. The waitress was very nice, quick, and prompt. There isn’t much decoration and they do deliver dine in on a paper plate and drinks in a foam cup. Food was out pretty quickly and it was really good. You get a lot for your money. I enjoyed it and will definitely go back when I want Chinese food. I worry they don’t get enough business though. The only other decent place in Findlay is Hunan Garden.

I’ve only eaten here once. We ate in and the waitress was very friendly but the food was lacking. I got the sesame chicken and the breading was really hard. So hard it was difficult to chew and I didn’t eat very much of it because it was such a workout! It was surrounded by cold broccoli. It reminded me of the frozen chinese chicken you can get in the frozen food section. The quality reminded me of a buffet but was a lot more expensive. I also got a shrimp egg roll which was good. Got beef sticks as well and they were inedible… weird texture, weird taste… almost like microwaveable sausage. I also got a stomach ache afterwards like another reviewer mentioned. I guess I would try them one more time but would definitely order something else besides the hard chicken chunks.

I’m going to give it the benefit of the doubt and assume «Q Q» is meant for something other than «crying.» «Crying Garden» doesn’t have an inviting feel to it. Regardless, I stopped by as I thought it has closed for a while. I guess I drove by at the wrong times?
This was a take out order, and the food was prepared quickly enough. I didn’t have a stopwatch on me, but I’d say it was ten minutes or so. There wasn’t any rush, and that’s fine.
From what I witnessed, the cashier was pleasant and courteous. I always appreciate pleasant and courteous. She wanted to know if i wanted anything to drink while I waited, but I wasn’t entirely sure if that was hospitality or an attempt to sell a beverage. Politely declining was free either way.
They’ve kept the place clean and orderly from what I could tell. The Old World Café did most of the heavy lifting converting it back to a restaurant after Brookside Pharmacy closed. A spot of good fortune for Q Q Garden.
The prices are a little higher than other Chinese take out places in town, but there’s quite a bit there. I imagine one could make two meals out of it, if they wanted. I ordered the sweet and sour combo, and the sauce reminded me of Ming’s. I was never crazy about their sauce though.
Overall, I can’t say the food was exceptionally better than other restaurants in town. Hunan Gardens is still my first choice, but this would be OK for take out occasions. I did like the way the white rice was prepped though. It made for a nice base for the rest of the plate.
Whether it was too greasy for me or merely overdone, the meal upset my stomach after a while. It could be I’m at the point where I need a little more care with what I order, and am willing to give it another shot with a different dish. As it went tonight, though, it was a little rough.

Really wonderful Chinese food! Unlike some «Chinese places in Findlay (*ahem* Ming’s Great Wall), this food is really authentic and tastes great. The menu is extremely large, and the items are priced well. The restaurant itself is clean and quiet, and although I have always ordered take-​out, I would certainly like to dine in in the future. I have only ever had to wait, at most, five minutes for my take-​out order after stepping into the restaurant and choosing what I would like. The only think I didn’t like is that the spicy food is REALLY spicy. I have been told, however, that you can get varying levels of spicy-​ness if you so desire. Whenever I am in the mood for delicious, non-​greasy Chinese food, Q Q Garden will be the place to go!