China Garden

Had a meal at the china Garden tonight. Had egg drop soup which to me was not very good. The wait staff are very nice and polite, which goes a long way in enjoying your food. The hot tea is my favorite drink at the china garden. I had the yang chow and it was average. Not bad tasting. For a small town, i believe it is a nice place and of course i will go back again for the fortune cookies and the hot tea.

3 times at restaurant. Very clean, very friendly. Orange chicken is great. Good price. Love crab Rangoon a must.

A favorite among locals. This isn’t fine dining but it does have traditional flavors. We always get the lunch combination meals which are very economical and you get a good amount of food. Dining inside you tend to get larger portions than the carry out containers. Most of the waitstaff tend to be locals and not real knowledgeable about the food but the menus are pretty self-​explanatory.

Very poor quality even for American-​Chinese.
Dumpling soup, as a side with the meal, was no more than broth made from chicken bouillon and one dumpling. The dumpling was like a stale flour pocket with a speck of meat dust inside. Had the mu shu pork and it wasn’t terrible but far from good. The white rice was nice.
The environment is terrible which wouldn’t be bad if something was good.
The waitress seemed as if she had no clue what Chinese food was.
I understand this is a small town but there is just no reason to give it a better review.

Granted a small Chinese food restaurant in a small town in Bryan, Ohio shouldn’t be compared to its big city cousins, but with this place could be so much more with better cooking and recipes. I ordered my favorite soup, Hot & Sour soup, but I had to send it back. I tried the tried & true Won Ton, but it was served look warm, with a stale wan ton. The chicken and broccoli special was terrible. The broccoli was ok, but the chicken tasted bland, processed, tasteless, and poorly cooked. Even the fortune cookie served with the check was super tiny and stale. However the service was fast and friendly.

In a small community like Bryan fine dining is only an option if you are willing to drive. It is a plus to have a place like China Garden to satisfy an craving for Chinese food and stay inside the city limits.
Come here for consistant high quality chinese dishes that are most suited to American tastes. Moo Shu pork or chicken, General’s chicken-​stir fried if you want to do without the batter– my favorite. Pot stickers, hot and sour soup. The staff will prepare to your personal taste, so ask to add heat or turn it down.
Service is pleasant and as fast as the kitchen can get it to the table.
China Garden has a beer license, if you car to have a cold one.
This is by far the BEST Chinese within 20 miles or so; so pop in when the mood strikes.