Ming Garden - New Orleans

The Chinese Take-Out You Have in Your Head!. We were quite pleasantly surprised by Ming Garden's delicious, well prepared traditional Chinese take-out convenient to Faubourg St. John and Mid-City. Best kept secret: delivery on $30 or more orders, came piping hot to our doorstep. Fried chicken was super crispy, Kung Pao chicken ordered extra spicy actually came that way, fried rice and spare ribs excellent. Could eat here once a week!

Fast, fresh lunch. The food is always fresh. Try the Thai Chicken for coconut flavor. Lemon chicken is not too sweet, fried nicely. Orange chicken and rib tips are also good.

My favorite Chinese restaurant in the city of New Orleans, best customer service I don't have Chinese food anywhere else but at Mings

Very solid Chinese location. Good food and was fresh.(door dashed it)

This restaurant is just a three-block walk from my home, which is the main reason I decided to try it instead of Yummy Yummy on Carrollton. While YY has better reviews overall, I genuinely enjoy Ming Garden. I've been ordering take-out from here for several months now, and I've come across some terrible reviews for this place. As a regular customer, I feel it's important to share some positive feedback. First of all, your food will be ready in no time. You might not even be prepared for it. You think to yourself, “I’m a little hungry; I should order some Chinese.” It’s 6:30 PM, and you plan to eat at 7:00. Foolish, right? You place your order, and they’ll tell you, “Okay, your food will be ready in 10 minutes.” So now what? Eat early? Yes, you really don't have much of a choice, especially since we all know that crab rangoons don’t keep well. Speaking of crab rangoons, theirs are absolutely fantastic (I’m bringing that expression back!). Seriously, I typically dislike crab rangoons because I’m not a big fan of cream cheese (I have specific preferences about the ratio of cream cheese to crab to seasoning). Ming Garden gets this ratio just right for me. They truly understand my cravings like a close friend would. Their rangoons also have a funny, unique shape, but I find that charming. So, if you live nearby and are in the mood for Chinese food, just go here already! Why are you even browsing Urbanspoon for this? It’s Chinese food; it’s quick to prepare and quite affordable. At worst, you might dislike it and spend $10, but I highly doubt you will. If you do, it just means your taste buds are off, and you should reconsider your choices!