Chen’s Garden

Food is fresh amd has great flavor. The aptnosphere is quiet and the dinning area is clean
I would diffenately return. The mangolian beef is not spicy ar all but taste good

The food here is pretty good. I liked the pork fried rice and the dumplings the best. The shrimp lo mein was average, but there was a good amount of shrimp in it.
The downside is that besides your food being brought to the table, you’re serving yourself for everything else. Since you pay at the counter after ordering, if I had known that I would be serving myself drinks, utensils, etc., then I would’ve only tipped a couple of dollars at the time of payment. Instead I tipped 20% which was definitely way too much to serve myself.

The food is pretty good for the cost. The restaurant is very clean. The little rolls are good and the fried rice has good flavor.
The boba needs serious work. Lots of ice chunks and the boba was undercooked and flavorless. Icky.
The food is good though. :-)

My husband and I have eaten here several times and each time ordered something different, each time it has been great. Very fresh, non greasy. Speedy service for take out and very clean.

So, we walked in for lunch and sat down.
We waited, waited, waited…10 minutes went by… no one even looked at us!
Finally, as were walking out… we asked a staff member how to get food ordered.
He pointed to the counter indicating that we were to order first and then sit down.
I guess we were just supposed to know that!
Disappointing and bizarre.
If they don’t care about their customers, we can just spend our cash elsewhere.

The food is usually soggy and the wontons are always extremely undercooked. The delivery is always 5 – 10 minutes late with no apology or explanation. Don’t bother. Barely passable.

Seems good, still pretty new place.

I loved the food the Singapore noodles were really good the delivery was fast wasn’t crazy about the fried wings they were very hard and dry other than that it was really good.

Chen’s has gotten worse, delivery can be hours, and the food is always cold. I don’t plan to «try» them any more… Sunny Gardens up the street is always on time and steaming Hot!

Today, I had to have some Chen’s Garden because I love this place, or so I thought :(. You see, I am a repeat customer. My husband and I thought we had finally found a Chinese restaurant that finally made some pretty descent dishes. Then, today happened. My son and I ordered some lunch. Chen’s is less than a mile away from me, but it took the delivery a little over an hour to arrive. No biggie, shit happens sometimes. Our food finally arrived and they delivery guy started demanding more of a tip! My tab was about $ 15 and I had already tipped $ 2.00 on that, plus the $ 1 fee for gas. He started getting upset and claiming he only gets $ 0.50 for a tip– whatever that means. I pointed out the tip to him on the receipt and he would not hear of that being enough. After a few awkward moments of me being baffled over him trying to hustle us for more cash, he got pissed and stormed off as he said nothing more to me.
At least the food is delicious and we can move past the angry delivery guy. NOPE! I ordered orange chicken and it was tasteless and cold. Egg rolls are stated to come with the lunch, but we received cream cheese won-​tons instead. That would have been OK had they had any filling in them. It was just a fried shell. Maybe the won-​ton soup will be delicious on this cold day. NOPE. It was tasteless broth with 4 dumplings in there that were also tasteless and looked to be just dough. The soup did not have any vegetables nor spice in it. It was if they opened a can of dollar store brand beef broth and threw some dumplings in it– called it good.
I ordered my food from Eat24, so I hit their customer service up to get this complaint in the air and ask for a refund on my disgusting lunch. They called Chen’s and they refused to refund anything at all. So, not only did they send a rude delivery guy to hassle my young boy and I for more cash, but they delivered food that I ended up throwing away because it was inedible. Eat24 did give me a $ 10 credit on my account with them, so there is that for the most excellent customer service. Though, I must say that it was not their place to hand out money as it was Chen’s job to make this up for their lack of customer service and good food. What a shame. I can’t say that there is anything that would entice me to return there and give them more business.

I’ve eaten here about half a dozen times now and my experiences have been pretty consistent.
Food was well cooked, ample in portion, reasonably priced, varied in options, and quickly prepared.
The restaurant itself is clean and lacking in a lot of the garish touches that one usually has to endure in the stereotypical Chinese Restaurant. The bathrooms are IMMACULATE in comparison to any other Chinese eatery I have ever visited which is SUCH a nice change.
The staff has been very pleasant with one young gal in particular who never stops smiling and literally run-​walks everywhere for the sake of expedient service.
While this place isn’t a show-​stopper when compared to the whole of the Denver Market, I do have to say it is on the higher-​end when compared to the usual dismal, dirty, generic, Chinese offerings one can find anywhere in the US.
While I’m sure my Chinese Wife will get around to writing her own review I will add here that she gives Chen’s her thumbs up as well.

What a horrible experience and waste of $ 18. Tonight is the first snowy cruddy night in Denver for the season, so I just felt like ordering food in. I should have opted for the fantastic Chinese joint right across the street, but I felt guilty about ordering from 300 yards away and was up for something different. I ordered from Chen’s not expecting it to be quick due to the weather, but it was a 50 min anticipated delivery time, which I was OK with.
About an hour and 5 mins later my order shows up. The driver was nice, but when I asked if the tip I put in online was included, he said «just the little bit you said online.» Classy!
So I unpackage everything and it’s A TON of food — I got the General Tso’s chicken with fried rice and a side of orange chicken. The «side» is definitely entrée size. That sounds great, right? Ummm, negative. All of my food was completely cold and both entrees were utterly inedible. The fried rice was passable so essentially I just paid $ 18 for 2 cups of egg fried rice (no meats or veg).
I definitely won’t be making this mistake again.

FINALLY an Asian Restaurant Near Evans and Monaco. Ok People here’ s my Review: I tried the white– rice tonight it was Deeelicious.(made my own beef to add to it) The Won-Ton’s were so old, and disgusting, I was very disappointed, they were like $ 5. I went at 6 PM too you’d think everything would be fresh…, they tasted like they had been sitting there for hours, the cream cheese was Rubbery it almost didn’t even taste like cream cheese. uggg don’t get the Won-​Tons if you do make sure they are fresh! just saying, Tell them Felicia warned you Lol… good night!

Ordered take out. Took them almost an hour and a half to deliver the food. When I got it, the lemon chicken I ordered was dry and tasteless. Skip it.

There are pluses and minuses to Chen’s Garden. On the plus side it is very clean, portion size is generous, food was piping hot and the menu is extensive. On the minus side the food has very little taste. We ordered take out and picked up pork fried rice, pepper steak with onions, beef lo mein and one other beef dish. The pork fried rice was just that, char sui and rice, not one bit of scallion, carrot or anything else you normally expect with fried rice. Looked great but it had no taste. The beef lo mein was mushy and overcooked, though it was a generous portion for two people. The two beef dishes were the same, lovely looking but tasteless. I had high hopes for this new restaurant since the area is really lacking in places to eat. We really want to support local business so we will probably go back and try a few more items before we give up on them.

Wow!!! Soooo new the labels are still on everything including the lamp fixtures regarding maximum wattage…“the devil is in the details”. So if your heart desires passed near the canned Chinese food aisle then head to Chen’s. No need to open tins

Went for lunch. Staff is very nice, and service was good. Food? Well that’s another story. Unfortunately, like many places in America, emphasis is on quantity not quality. Huge lunch portions, but wasn’t any better than those $ 3/​scoop places. Hopefully they will focus on taste in the future.