Ming Kee Kitchen

PROS
+ Fast delivery
+ Courteous, friendly service
+ Great portion at cheaper prices
CONS
— Not authentic Chinese food
— Too much veggies in meat dishes
RATING
Food 2.5÷5.0
Ambience N/​A
Service 4.5÷5.0
Delivery time 4.5÷5.0
Price $
*Open at 4pm
*Order from Ming Kee through Just Eat

We ordered the dinner for two. Delivered was free. Wonton soup was very good. Egg rolls were excellent. The main 3 course, special fried rice, beef vegetable, and sweet and sour chicken balls, all very good. Delivery was fast and the food was hot. Priced at slightly over $ 20.00 can’t be beat. Yes we would order from this restaurant again.

Awful! I ordered beef lettuce wrap and it had so little beef! I called back and they told me it was made to their highest standard. I also bought almond chicken and it was all breading, it was overcooked, dry, greasy and when I mentioned it to them they agreed! They did not offer to send me a new dish or credit my account. In fact all of a sudden the girl on the phone seemed to loose her ‘english’. Funny how that worked. I will never order here again. Ever!!!

Never had ginger beef before this place and now it’s my fave. Soo yummy

I ordered from the them other night and now I will never order from them ever again. The food used to be good and it was terrible. My mom felt sick after eating this food. Never again
The new ownership must have made it go downhill

new ownership, about 6 months or so.
recommend the sweet and sour pork, lots of veggies too, a bonus.

This is by far some of the greatest Chinese food I have ever eaten. Pretty much delivery only it seems but if you live in the area give them a try it’s absolutely fantastic!

Have been ordering quite a few times at this place. The service is generally fine with the delivery time. However the food quality isn’t consistent, we usually order the same set menu with dinner for two A: chicken chow mien, wonton soup, beef chop suey, sweet and sour pork. The pork is usually really dry, taste like a re-​fry and very oily, we wouldn’t order it at all if it wasnt the set menu. the chow mien is good but sometimes tasteless, very blend. The kitchen needs to improve the consistency of the quality! We ordered chicken balls once and when the delivery arrived, the sauce was uncovered and the sauce was all over the box! After that we kind of had enough and stopped ordering. Overall if it’s only for a quick Chinese for a lazy day, without too much asking for the quality, I would say its ok to go for this place.

It’s simple delivery chinese food and nothing more. If you’re lazy, too tired to cook or just want to eat some comfort style Chinese food then this place is decent. Sweet and sour pork and spring rolls are tasty. Don’t expect much more than a meal that tastes good, but leaves you feeling like you want to hit the gym for 8 hours straight, and you’ll be fine!

Years ago (circa 2003), when I was studying at BCIT, we used to get Chinese food delivered to us on campus from this restaurant. Back then, I remember the portions being generous, the food being tasty, and the prices being reasonable.
Fast forward to 2012, and things are not what they used to be.
We ordered a set dinner for 2 which included:
— 2 Spring rolls
— Sweet & sour pork
— Chicken chow mein
— Beef chop suey
— Won Ton soup
— Fortune cookie
The spring rolls were slightly too greasy but OK. The sweet and sour pork and beef chop suey were good but the portions were dismally small. The chicken chow mein huge but was mostly noodles and shredded veggies; there was barely any actual chicken in there. I can’t comment on the wonton soup because I opted not to have any.
My biggest issue with the set meal was that the amount of chow mein we received seemed to be almost double the portion of sweet and sour pork and beef chop suey put together. It was as though they expected you to fill up on the chow mein.
I’m not sure if this is business as usual or if they were having an off day. I hope it’s the latter.