When in town since we live on the Westside this is our go to Chinese food place. We like to go early to avoid crowds so service is pretty quick. Our waitress who I believe was tending to the opening of the place was preoccupied so had to request for our rice since the main dish was served, waited a bit for our won ton soup. So based on the flavor of the food will still continue to go. The place was clean and comfortable and spacious enough for other customers to move around if need be...Wheelchair accessibility: One stall 1st come 1st served
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Elvira Baltazar
Most of the food here are good.. Today we ordered the crispy gau chee mein. The crispy gau chee is good, but the noodles are too watery and did not taste good at all . I should have paid attention to the previous review.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 2
Service: 4
Cynthia Munoz
The food is great, and the service is great!!!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Carrie Ann Lee
We love their Duck Cake Noodle, Shoyu Pork,Parking: Be mindful of peak hours. Ample parking for the most part
I was looking for a Chinese restaurant since our favorite closed, found this place but not ordering here again. We order beef broccoli cake noodle, the cake noodle was so overcooked and hard. The sauce was lacking taste and even worse it was so thin/watery. They didn't even give mustard. Oh well I'll keep looking for my family.
Dean S.
They dont cut the char siu for youBroke 3 plastic knife trying to cut em. And this gotta be the most expensive chinese fast food i've been too. Even a chinese dine in no charge this much. Food look good so i had to try. Prolly will go with other options than ming mings.
David O.
Was in the mood for some Chinese food so I went to Ming's Canton Food, which is located in the Highlands Markets Food Court. I had the orange chicken and the fried rice. I don't think it was the best, but it was Ok. Part of the problem is I went at an off hour time so the food was hard to eat from sitting around to long. There is a food court area to eat as any typical mall court would have. They don't have their own private dining or anything like that. It's set up like a Panda Express with you just telling them what you want from behind a glass bar. If I am in the shopping center and was in the mood for Chinese food I might get it, but I don't think I will be making special trips to eat here.
Maris N.
For $12.97Mix of Chowfan, Beans and RoastPork.They give good amount of food for reasonable price. The taste is pretty good too. Definitely will keep coming to this place.
Drew W.
My go-to at Pearl City Highlands. I like the duck, roast pork and char siu. Nothing fancy. Just what I need for mall food.
I ordered a drink and the cake noodle with duck. Something must be wrong with their ice because when I drank my drink after all the ice was melted it tasted disgusting. The food was good though.
Debbie Y.
How have I not discovered this place earlier?!! Learned about this place from the Food Fiend on YouTube. We live close by, so I was surprised I never heard about it. Hubby and I decided to check it out. As recommended, we had the roast pork and char siu on cake noodle. Yum! The char siu was tender and tasty. The roast pork was perfectly fatty! Just the right amount of fat and meat! And, the cake noodle was crispy and delicious. I will definitely be ordering this again... with the gravy on the side. Normal serving had a little too much gravy for my taste. In spite of all the gravy, though, the noodles stayed crispy!Best part, the price! About $15 for a big plate! Enough for two meals.
Mike N.
I always see posts on Facebook about this place, so I decided to try them out. Their food is much better than Panda Express, with better choices. I like their harm ha ong choi w/ pork, but that wasn't an option when I stopped today. I did a 3 choice plate with egg fu young, spicy eggplant, and roast pork w/ beans. For my starch, I did half rice and chow funn. I think their chow funn is good, as they use the thinner noodles than most places.
Titi R.
Always enjoy coming here for Chinese plate lunch. Food is always fresh and the service is always friendly. We always grab a two or three choice plate with half fried rice half noodles. They put a good amount on the plate so it takes two of us to eat it all. I would definitely go out of my way to come down here to grab lunch or dinner.
Maritess C.
Hubby and I came here for lunch right after I got off work. This location is inside a food court. It's basically you pick and choose your one or two item combination plates. I decided to get half and half, fried rice and noodles along with beef broccoli and orange chicken. I don't advise on getting the orange chicken. It was hard and not fresh. It stayed under the lamp for a long time. The beef broccoli was okay. The meat was a little chewy but the broccoli was crunchy. The fried rice was the only good thing and the noodles were okay as well. It's a first time to try some food here. I washed down my food with a raspberry iced tea. I haven't had this drink in so long it was sweet and refreshing..There were plenty of tables in the food court. There's a guy constantly cleaning all the dirty tables. A definite plus. Honestly, I don't think I would come back here. I spent around $35 for the two combination plates and two medium drinks. Pretty pricey for just average tasting food.
When in town since we live on the Westside this is our go to Chinese food place. We like to go early to avoid crowds so service is pretty quick. Our waitress who I believe was tending to the opening of the place was preoccupied so had to request for our rice since the main dish was served, waited a bit for our won ton soup. So based on the flavor of the food will still continue to go. The place was clean and comfortable and spacious enough for other customers to move around if need be...Wheelchair accessibility: One stall 1st come 1st served
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Most of the food here are good.. Today we ordered the crispy gau chee mein. The crispy gau chee is good, but the noodles are too watery and did not taste good at all . I should have paid attention to the previous review.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 2
Service: 4
The food is great, and the service is great!!!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
We love their Duck Cake Noodle, Shoyu Pork,Parking: Be mindful of peak hours. Ample parking for the most part
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Roast Duck Cake Noodle, Beef Chow Fun, Shrimp Fried Rice Catering, Cold Ginger Chicken, Crispy Chicken Cake Noodle, Side Order Shoyu Pork
Delicious all for $20
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 4
I was looking for a Chinese restaurant since our favorite closed, found this place but not ordering here again. We order beef broccoli cake noodle, the cake noodle was so overcooked and hard. The sauce was lacking taste and even worse it was so thin/watery. They didn't even give mustard. Oh well I'll keep looking for my family.
They dont cut the char siu for youBroke 3 plastic knife trying to cut em. And this gotta be the most expensive chinese fast food i've been too. Even a chinese dine in no charge this much. Food look good so i had to try. Prolly will go with other options than ming mings.
Was in the mood for some Chinese food so I went to Ming's Canton Food, which is located in the Highlands Markets Food Court. I had the orange chicken and the fried rice. I don't think it was the best, but it was Ok. Part of the problem is I went at an off hour time so the food was hard to eat from sitting around to long. There is a food court area to eat as any typical mall court would have. They don't have their own private dining or anything like that. It's set up like a Panda Express with you just telling them what you want from behind a glass bar. If I am in the shopping center and was in the mood for Chinese food I might get it, but I don't think I will be making special trips to eat here.
For $12.97Mix of Chowfan, Beans and RoastPork.They give good amount of food for reasonable price. The taste is pretty good too. Definitely will keep coming to this place.
My go-to at Pearl City Highlands. I like the duck, roast pork and char siu. Nothing fancy. Just what I need for mall food.
Restaurantji Recommends
I ordered a drink and the cake noodle with duck. Something must be wrong with their ice because when I drank my drink after all the ice was melted it tasted disgusting. The food was good though.
How have I not discovered this place earlier?!! Learned about this place from the Food Fiend on YouTube. We live close by, so I was surprised I never heard about it. Hubby and I decided to check it out. As recommended, we had the roast pork and char siu on cake noodle. Yum! The char siu was tender and tasty. The roast pork was perfectly fatty! Just the right amount of fat and meat! And, the cake noodle was crispy and delicious. I will definitely be ordering this again... with the gravy on the side. Normal serving had a little too much gravy for my taste. In spite of all the gravy, though, the noodles stayed crispy!Best part, the price! About $15 for a big plate! Enough for two meals.
I always see posts on Facebook about this place, so I decided to try them out. Their food is much better than Panda Express, with better choices. I like their harm ha ong choi w/ pork, but that wasn't an option when I stopped today. I did a 3 choice plate with egg fu young, spicy eggplant, and roast pork w/ beans. For my starch, I did half rice and chow funn. I think their chow funn is good, as they use the thinner noodles than most places.
Always enjoy coming here for Chinese plate lunch. Food is always fresh and the service is always friendly. We always grab a two or three choice plate with half fried rice half noodles. They put a good amount on the plate so it takes two of us to eat it all. I would definitely go out of my way to come down here to grab lunch or dinner.
Hubby and I came here for lunch right after I got off work. This location is inside a food court. It's basically you pick and choose your one or two item combination plates. I decided to get half and half, fried rice and noodles along with beef broccoli and orange chicken. I don't advise on getting the orange chicken. It was hard and not fresh. It stayed under the lamp for a long time. The beef broccoli was okay. The meat was a little chewy but the broccoli was crunchy. The fried rice was the only good thing and the noodles were okay as well. It's a first time to try some food here. I washed down my food with a raspberry iced tea. I haven't had this drink in so long it was sweet and refreshing..There were plenty of tables in the food court. There's a guy constantly cleaning all the dirty tables. A definite plus. Honestly, I don't think I would come back here. I spent around $35 for the two combination plates and two medium drinks. Pretty pricey for just average tasting food.