Ming's House Chinese Food

Tried the shrimp bun today at Ming’s House Chinese Food and it was excellent. The bun was light, fluffy, and perfectly steamed—soft and pillowy with just a slight slipperiness that made it fun (and a little messy) to eat. The shrimp inside was tender and flavorful, cooked with sautéed onions and scallions in a savory sauce that soaked beautifully into the bun without being greasy or overpowering. The presentation was really nice and made the dish feel thoughtfully prepared. Everything on the menu looks tempting, and after this experience, I’ll definitely be back to try more. A great spot if you’re looking for something comforting, fresh, and well done.

I don’t know how this restaurant got a four, it has to be BS! I’ve been here a couple times and figured I would give it one more shot because I was in the mood for Chinese food and they are close to my house. The wonton egg drop soup is very, very dark yellow and it’s like a thick jelly instead of a soup. It’s terrible! Chicken lo mein is also Terrible.. The spaghetti noodles are so soft. It’s almost mushy and the chicken is chewy. The only decent thing which still isn’t even great because the flavor is lacking. Is the egg roll and the only thing I’m going to be able to eat tonight so I pretty much wasted $15! I would definitely think twice before coming to this restaurant. All in all, awful!

Can't believe this Chinese take out is still open. Back when I was a child my mom worked at play world which was a toy store at this shopping 🛒🛍️ center I remember Waldbaums supermarket great times. And this restaurant still has great food.

good soild food big portions 🙌🍻💯..I have to come back because the food looks great but I can't smell and taste a thing...April is apon us ..so with that being said illl be back !

The food was like mush especially the rice.. wasn't so fresh not to mention they screwed up the order