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China Garden
This is my go to for restaurant for Chinese food in my area. I usually get a variation of the same order; some spring rolls, steamed broccoli with garlic sauce on the side, chicken and broccoli, General Tso's chicken, sometimes a sweet and sour chicken, chicken fried rice, or some chicken lo mein. I always get great customer service here. It isn't the best Chinese food I've ever had, but it is consistently good and my family always enjoys it. This is one of the restaurants that if you order a certain amount you get a complimentary item and I like a complimentary items.
I want to like this place, but comparing to other Chinese food restaurants, it's not the greatest. I love the scallion pancakes, and not all restaurants make it. This place did and I was disappointed. It was burnt. Every last one v them. They were also soggy. I've had buttery, flaky, not burnt scallion pancakes. They also put the boneless ribs on a bed v lettuce and that irked my entire soul. Why? What's the point? Who said that was okay? That extra bbq sauce is used to mix with the rice, now I have watery bbq sauce and unwanted pieces v lettuce on my ribs. The rib sauce does taste different but it's not horrible. The fried rice is okay but it's missing something. At the compared restaurants, I can put just duck sauce and the rice is good. China Garden fried rice, I had to add seasoning and duck sauce. I'll give another chance, but I don't mind driving a few miles out the way for good Chinese