The was okay, the meat cut to thin and after eating got sick

The restaurant is located in the Bensonhurst section of Brooklyn. I ordered the wonton noodle soup. The soup was salty and the wontons were cold. The scallion pancakes were average and oily. The chicken with black bean sauce was over a bed of white rice. The dish was also very salty and lacked flavor. Hardly any sauce and the chicken consisted of various small pieces.

Ting Gain is a casual appearing restaurant that serves flavorful Cantonese food. The Young Chow Fried rice is delicious and the eggs are whipped deliciously. The Chicken steaks and Pork chops are pan fried with a nice crisp taste.

Amazing roast pig and duck. Rice rolls are also great. Would also recommend the Peking pork chop (gingdo gwat), congee and the hot drinks during breakfast. If you are having a party I highly recommend the suckling piglet. It’s the best you can get.

Had the beef Chow Fun and salted fish eggplant chicken over rice. Tasty, generous portions and relatively cheap compared to other Cantonese restaurants on 86th st. Their beef congee and beef rice rolls are also really good. Congee texture on point, good amount of beef and seasoned just right.

We’ve been coming here for years and it always hits the spot. My normal go-to dishes are the jaja meat sauce fried rice, sweet and sour chicken, or the goo lo pineapple pork. My bf always likes ordering the curry chicken fried rice. This spot is affordable, delicious, and quick. Highly recommend!

I dined in. :) Had general tso and sweet and sour chicken. Really delicious! General tso chicken was a bit sweeter than I expected, it really comes down to your preference. Update Aug 2022: I forgot mention, they make their own hot oil and it's great! The salt and pepper dishes are yummy! The curry fish balls are really good, but be if you get the curry ramen, becareful because the flavor is a bit watered down, but still not bad. I think this place is a decent Chinese restaurant since you don't see a lot of these dishes in your typical Chinese corner places. If the owner makes this resturant have halal options, then they definitely would make even more money since the area also has a lot Muslims and no good decent halal authentic chinese restaurants.

I genuinely enjoy this place and always order the same thing, the R8. Occasionally, I’ll get a drink, like their green tea, and the soup has an incredible savory flavor. I bring my friends and family here so often that they already know my order by heart. However, I’m not a fan of their tipping policy. While I understand the importance of tipping, they often expect a larger tip than I’m able to give on some days. You’d think that as a regular who supports the business frequently, this wouldn’t be an issue, but it still feels a bit awkward. I’m hesitant about coming back because of it, but I’ll see how things go.

Very fun experience and great food! We have never had Chinese food like this before, the 10 second noodles were great (kind of a mix between hot pot and pho). The stewed beef was amazing! So much flavor and so tender. The broth was delicious — we got the original and the golden broths. Highly recommend the golden broth, it was so flavorful! We will be back to try another flavor soon! Yum!

This is a nice restaurant. Management and staff know their customers well and care, often by name. This is a restaurant geared towards the American pallet, although I have no doubt they'd have the skills to produce something more authentic. Much nicer and a bit pricier than the usual takeout type of place, but we'll worth it to us. They've expertly configured the menu so that the food comes out quickly, with generous portions and is hot and tasty.

Delicious food both in the restaurant and takeout! The staff is very friendly and accommodating. Continue to come here pretty regularly for a couple of years now and the staff are friendly and efficient and even remember our vegetarian order!

Ordered from here and there was a freaking bug in my food. I am disgusted

The food was absolutely disgusting. Dried and burnt and told her about it and she just threw sauce on top or else would be drier. I want a refund. I’m never coming here nor is my family. I should’ve read the rating f disgusting. No wonder she said she always do this. Omg.

Came here my first time with my brother and my daughter. Walk in and the atmosphere is clean and welcoming. We got a seat right away since lunchtime was not busy. I didn’t realized how simple the menu was until I sat down. My brother ordered the combo B and I got the chicken energy noodle dish. We got the curry fish balls and fries as an app. The food wasn’t anything special. Nothing stood out from the dishes. Maybe if I came during breakfast, I might be wow. The service was great. **Google won’t let me add my dish for some reason.**

Disappointed on Hong Kong style appetizer they overcharged ! it doesn’t taste good ! not good enough ! get one on each one piece? Reason why this place is empty every time I go coz people know better this is a ripped off.

I ordered Kung Pao chicken, General Tsos, and Crab Rangoon for takeout. The rangoons were soggy and mostly empty, like 90% dough. The KP chicken was 50% celery and had no flavor. I was craving Chinese so badly but this was really disappointing. The egg roll was also limp and flavorless. There’s much better spots in the area, I would avoid this place next time.

The Chinese restaurant is located in the Dyker Park section of Brooklyn. I ordered scallops with brown rice. It was typical and had average taste. The shrimp and lobster sauce was disappointing. The shrimp were good but the sauce was salty. The sauce had no meat, vegetables or scallions. Very plain with little taste. The chicken with black bean sauce consisted of very little sauce with mostly green peppers and onions. The dumpling noodle soup was a good portion but the soup was very salty. The total was over $40 and the customer according to the menu receives a free pint of lo mein. I placed the order by phone and was not informed about the free pint of lo mein. The person taking the order first offered a soda and then an egg roll. I stated that I am entitled to a free pint of lo mein and the person sounded like he would reluctantly give it to me. I arrived at the restaurant which is basically a takeout with several tables for dining. I paid for the order with my card and he seemed annoyed that it was not cash. If you don't want to accept cards or provide free food items then I suggest you update and change your menu. The customer service needs an upgrade.

This is my favorite Chinese Cantonese restaurant. Prices are a bit higher compared to others near by, but the dishes are yummy and worth the price. I normally don’t like chicken, but I enjoyed chicken from this place. Most dishes from the chef special menu are delicious. This place has valet parking which is a plus!

The food was delicious and huge portions! We got half a goose, which not a lot of places have. It was pretty tasty. The waitresses were pretty nice and funny.

If you want deep fried crumbs instead of chicken!! Go ahead great place for that I think 2% out of the whole plate is chicken only!!!

I ordered the first time tonight and it was awesome Quality and promptness very respectful Will refer to my family and friends EXCELLENT!!!!

If you want deep fried crumbs instead of chicken!! Go ahead great place for that I think 2% out of the whole plate is chicken only!!!

I ordered the first time tonight and it was awesome Quality and promptness very respectful Will refer to my family and friends EXCELLENT!!!!