Tang's Garden — Restaurant in New York

Greatest Chinese dining experience I have every had in my entire life. Before I was enriched with their divine flavors, I had though Chinese food was not tasteful. I walked into Tang's Garden depressed and longing for a quality meal, but the genuine kind and brilliant people at Tang's Garden enlightened my spirit. I immediately felt a sudden buzz in my body as the kind lady said to me, "How may I take your order". I responded with my order and to my surprise, the price was incredibly reasonable for my dish. I ordered a simple chicken brocoli with brown rice and a pepsi can. I was given my meal within 5 minutes upon ordering it to my pleasure. The experience of dining at Tang's was wonderful as I enjoyed observing the wonderful Chinese art around me. I highly rec eating at Tang's Garden if you are looking to enjoy a cheap lovely Chinese meal in a place full of cultural...

I knew right away that this was a good spot for Chinese food! We were around the area and this spot did not disappoint! A good resto at UES for Chinese food and not to go all the way downtown.

We came a bit late since they were still open too and it was a bit crowded for that time. They served very quick the items we ordered. The lady who accommodated us was really nice.

Open kitchen, you’ll see the action.

We ordered Chef’s special which was General Tso’s Chicken, Chicken Udon and Steamed Shrimp Shumai. And the serving was a loooooooot. Which is normal and usual if having a Chinese food and I would always be happy to take that. Means you get what you paid for.

Will be back again if around the area! A recommended...

The food here is really un-impressive. I hope the owner read this and make some changes to the cooks in the kitchen. It doesn't take a genius to figure this out. I ordered an appetizer beef skewer and literally I received ONE skewer for $6.50 consist of 3 pieces of flavored-less beef and lots of peppers and onions that is fried (not grilled). Then comes their famous cold "sesame" noodles, which wasn't too bad. But truly missing some finer details. The cold sesame noodles need some veggies (preferably crispy and crunchy cucumbers) and sprinkling of sesame seeds. The decor leaves little to be desired. I can't even say this place is a bargain because the food is...