Ming - Edison

The food at Ming is delicious and they have a wide variety of options on their menu. Our only complaint is that everything is a little expensive. Despite that, we still love going there for special occasions and parties. Highly recommend!

Has been here last in Jan and returned to find more of the same. Overpriced, subpar food thick heavy saucy food small potions for the price of each dish. Daylight robbery with the forced 20% tips on any order regardless of the group size. The customer should have the right to tip per their experience, this is not acceptable. Chilly chicken was forgettable, just some pieces of fried chicken in an overly saucy thick gravy, the fried rice was soggy and felt like rice in some sauce this was a big let down in terms of Indo Chinese food. Totally not worth it. Have heard from sources that the MIng II location serves better food but with the two experiences we had in a space of 4 months I am scarred. Will never try any MING food again even if the prices are dropped by 50%. It’s not worth it and will not recommend to anyone. Please avoid.

The overall cost quantity was very low compared to the prices. Also the prices online are different than or lesser online vs at the restaurant. They confirmed the online prices are lower than what it should be. For eg, Chilli Paneer online shows $16 but at the restaurant shows $19.95

Forced service charge of 20% for a group of 3 I guess they just add it regardless of the party size. Food was sub par nothing great. Soggy noodles, overly saucy main dish and salty, you can feel tones of ketchup did not enjoy the meal. Portions are on the smaller side but higher priced not value for the taste or experience There is an after taste for the meal and you feel uneasy for the rest of the day… “outside food syndrome” so I won’t rate that as good food. Noise levels are extremely high not for anyone to enjoy a comfortable quiet meal in peace you have to scream to be heard.

Everything was super spicy even the items not marked as such. We ordered apps and an entree but everything came out together; that’s not how appetizers work.