Shanghai Bun 六禾园

Great stop for some comforting Chinese food! Dishes here lean on the sweeter side but are still delicious. The soup dumplings and pan fried buns are your best bet. Don’t ignore the specials written on the boards!

There’s a Chinese restaurant I pass by every day on my way to drop off my daughter, so I decided to stop in. Since it was my first visit, it's hard to fully evaluate the entire menu, but based on what I had today, the food was average overall. The most disappointing part of the experience was that, while we were still eating, the staff began clearing our dishes without asking. It felt as though they were rushing to prepare the table for the next guests. That said, the house fried rice was the most enjoyable dish of the meal. -. Taste of foods: 7/10 -. Freshness of Ingredients: 7/10 -. Staff Friendliness & Attitude: 1/10 -. Speed of Service: 9/10 -. Cleanliness: 6/10

Best soup dumplings ever. Consistently good food, fresh, hot and tasty. Service is good but not the most friendly. But all in all an excellent experience.

We will avoid this restaurant because of its service. The curry chicken was average at best and I wouldnt recommend it. Orange chicken and Tofu eggplant were two options worth trying. Overall, the food is good and is worth a try. We ordered a bunch of items and thoroughly enjoyed them. The thing that we hated most about the place was its service. The waitress was clumsy at best where she spilled water on the table and took 5 mins to bring napkins to clear it up. She did it again to the table next to us. Anytime we requested anything, she would forget and needed another reminder. When we gave her 12% tip, she had the audacity to call us back and demanded 18% tip.

Shanghai Bun in West Windsor offers a decent dining experience for those craving authentic Chinese cuisine. During a recent lunch outing with my son, we sampled a variety of dishes including pork soup dumplings, wine chicken (served at room temperature), spicy beef noodle soup, and pan-fried chive buns. The standout dish of the day was definitely the spicy beef noodle soup, which delivered bold flavors and just the right amount of spice to tantalize the taste buds. The pork soup dumplings and pan-fried chive buns were also enjoyable, meeting our expectations in terms of taste and quality. In terms of service, we found the staff to be attentive and accommodating, ensuring that our needs were promptly met throughout the meal. While Shanghai Bun may not be for everyone, it delivers solid food