Ding's Garden
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Ding's Garden Reviews
We came late. Hour before closing so yes we had to rush to get what we wanted even tho it was our first time. And oh my gosh !!! Everything was toooo delicious 🤤 everything. And I need to go back and try more
Very Nice Boss with Delicious FOOD
Pan Bao + salty chicken are tasty
This restaurant is about to be closed Permanently, due to the old age of the owner and wants to retire. And there's a cafe style restaurant. Nothing fast, seeing nothing high-end. What the food is a shanghai style food, not the best I will only give six or seven out of ten for the food wise. That night, we had about 14 people. And the restaurant was quite small. There's only one large table can comedy us. And the food was pre-order on a special owner selection menu. All the dishes...read full review
Ding's Garden is a restaurant that has mixed reviews from customers. Some find the food to be below expectations, mentioning issues like thick and chewy skin on the grilled buns, uncooked street wonton wraps, and bland mixed appetizers. Others enjoy the new menu items like the idiot's dry noodle and the house 5-items cold plate. Customers also appreciate the promotion offering dan dan noodles for $7.99, with good-sized portions that can easily feed one person. However, inconsistency is a common problem; sometimes the food is pretty good, and other times just alright. There are also complaints about pricing issues, with some customers being charged more than listed on the menu without explanation or apology. Additionally, some feel ignored or treated rudely when questioning the bills. Despite these issues, the restaurant is praised for its marinated platter and authentic flavors reminiscent of home. The food quality can vary, and customers are advised to double-check their bills for accurate pricing before dining at Ding's Garden. The restaurant maintains a clean and inviting atmosphere, making it a good option for those craving regional cuisine.