Hing Garden

Marnie Saunders

We paid almost $50 for Wonton soup, chicken fried rice, General Tao’s and vegetable fried rice. Got back to our room, no utensils, no anything…. Just food. And we tipped $10. This is not how a successful business is run🤷‍♀️ I went to the hotels office and told them our dilemma and they said “let me guess? Hing Garden?” Never again!!!!

Sandy

If I could give a half star I would have. Food was terrible! Portions were small. Asked for substitution and was given one shrimp. Overpriced and rude teenager who works there. When I called he told the girl to hang up on me. Food and service definitely NOT WORTH IT! Do yourself a favor and eat somewhere else!

Nina New

First time going here. Really over priced, small portions. I got sweet and sour chicken and egg drop soup and it was $17. The sweet and sour sauce was the consistency of corn syrup and tasted weird. The chicken was good and there was a decent portion of that. I also got egg drop soup. Small portion for the price but it tasted really good. That's why I am giving it a 3. They do take out only but didn't include any utensils or napkins in the bag.

John Owen

Very disappointed. I have eaten in Chinese-American restaurants all along the Eastern Seaboard and have always found them accommodating. I ordered a number 14 (chicken and broccoli, boneless ribs) and a number 19, (sesame chicken, eggroll) over the phone. I kindly asked if they could add broccoli to the sesame chicken and was told no. Not understanding why, I asked again, indicating that I was willing to pay extra for the broccoli. And again they said no. I am not sure why they are against broccoli. Maybe they don't care to please their customers. Maybe everything is served out of a pre-portioned bag and microwaved. I will never find out. I ended the call after thanking them for their time. Pat's Pizza got my business.