Ming's Cafe

I stopped by here for a quick lunch. I ordered the fish with ginger and scallion over rice as well as bubble tea here. The owner was friendly and I was able to dine in at the restaurant. The fish dish was great and fresh. The portion was decent and price was reasonable I think. The bubble tea was not the best, and I think could be improved. Overall would recommend this place.

As I was driving around looking for a mid afternoon snack I came across this place as the A rating caught my eye. It’s Just off the beaten path, fresh made when you order great tasting food. Big selection of snacks, soups, entrées and lunch specials Very reasonable prices, seating for about 20 people or so, cash only establishment.

Ming’s Is a no-frills eatery that serves up a Hong Kong style menu of breakfast sets, savory rice / noodle dishes, coffee/tea/smoothies, and much more. the interior is well-maintained and kept clean. it is very basic with menus pasted on various walls etc. there’s seating inside and outside as well as an order window for takeout. ordered the steamed rice noodles in peanut sauce as well as shrimp dumpling (shumai). the shrimp dumplings were okay/good, but the steamed rice noodle in peanut sauce were really good—savory, a touch of sweetness, and full of carb calories in the noods! wanted a light weekend lunch and Ming’s satisfied that. the menu is huge so it’s probably hot or miss. will definitely come back to try more —like the breakfast sets. the menu is wallet friendly. staff is really friendly and accommodating

Overall: Convenient place for all meals of the day. They have small plates and big plates and beverages (coffee/tea/smoothies). Adequate amount of seating and food is tasty! Casual place to eat. Price: $, honest prices Service: staff is friendly and accommodating

Amazing vegan / vegetarian curry tofu noodles!!! Love this place. They have all the classic hong kong drinks & food!

The service was quick and they are very friendly. The food is quality. The presentation will throw you off a little bit, but I assure you that it is well worth putting it in your mouth. ;) all around some good food.

This is probably the worst Chinese food I've had in 10 years or at least as far back as I can remember. Honestly I'm not sure how this survives when there's so much better Chinese food right next door in Chinatown. I guess cause the prices are somewhat low at $8 for a regular entree. I had the #106 Beef Rib with Black Pepper Sauce on rice which had horrible quality meat (I had to spit out a few bites because they were endlessly chewy or pure fat) and a bizarrely sweet pepper sauce. The onions and green pepper were at least freshly cooked it seemed.

Beef Chow Fun was super delicious and the gentleman waiting on us was very nice. Got a chance to taste my friend's General Tso's chicken and that was tasty too! Would definitely return.