Lake Miriam Chinese Kitchen
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Great food! Excellent service! Fast service! Easy location! Clean!
Some of the food is literally the best in the United States I’ve tried !!! Second to a spot in Manhattan I’ve had!
As a truck driver I’ve eaten maybe Chinese buffet in let’s say 20 states ! And then a couple states I’ve been to more than one!
So in my opinion this is 2nd in the United States BEST in Florida !
So Ms Ling has retired !? Is that why all the changes I wonder !? Who knows ???
Excellent food excellent service
Just a little higher then...read full review
As a truck driver I’ve eaten maybe Chinese buffet in let’s say 20 states ! And then a couple states I’ve been to more than one!
So in my opinion this is 2nd in the United States BEST in Florida !
So Ms Ling has retired !? Is that why all the changes I wonder !? Who knows ???
Excellent food excellent service
Just a little higher then...read full review
Got to go last night. It was delicious. They have even added some new items. Fried dumplings! So good
Hours
| Monday | 11AM - 9PM |
| Tuesday | 11AM - 9PM |
| Wednesday | 11AM - 9PM |
| Thursday | 11AM - 9PM |
| Friday | 11AM - 9PM |
| Saturday | 11AM - 8PM |
| Sunday | 11AM - 8PM |
Lake Miriam Chinese Kitchen is a restaurant offering familiar, nostalgic Chinese takeout. Reviews note the clean, bright environment and friendly, quick staff. Many customers praise specific dishes as delicious and authentic, including the famous bourbon chicken, Kung Pao chicken, pepper steak, broccoli beef, and chicken wings, which are noted as perfectly marinated. The vegetables in entrees are described as very fresh and crisp. The option for two-entree combinations and online ordering is appreciated.
However, experiences can vary. Some find the food thick, saucy, and greasy, which can cause stomach discomfort. A few reports mention receiving cold, oily, or non-spicy food, as with one instance of sweet General Tso’s chicken. The lo mein is noted to use spaghetti-style noodles. After a period of adjustment following relocation from a Publix location, many feel the quality has returned. The restaurant is also commended for handling large group orders efficiently, with orders arriving delicious and hot at the requested time.