Ming Court
- December 26, 2003
- Rated 2 of 5 by
robandlynn from dundee, Oregon
My kids, ages 2 and 4, are already Chinese Food snobs. They liked the Chow Mein and the chicken dishes. So, they gave this restaurant two thumbs up. It was a little expensive but very good. The waiter was not very excited to be assigned to the table with 2 kids. They didn't even throw food on the floor and were really good. They love Chinese food, so they pretty much scarf good food. He was just not kid friendly.
They do have a koi pond outside that we frequented, while taking turns eating. They open the door for you while entering and leaving and stopped doing it for us after the second time of visiting the pond. They had some music in the bar area as we were leaving. It was pretty mellow, cultural music. The female player was pretty friendly, since I talked with her in the restroom, while changing the toddler.
After the meal, they give you fortune cookies dipped in chocolate, which were really good. My son can't eat dairy, so I had to ask the waiter for a plain one, so he wouldn't feel deprived. Of course, the waiter rolled his eyes, but came back with a few plain ones after a good 5 minutes. I think he was hoping we would just leave.
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Ming Court
- November 7, 2003
- Rated 5 of 5 by
charles123 from Palm Harbor, Florida
Dim Sum at its best and a sushi bar at the entrance! After walking past the Oriental gardens and ponds you are ready for an excellent lunch or dinner. Everything was prepared perfectly and served with finese by authentic servers. We drive two hours for the experience.
From journal Relax in Orlando?