Peking Garden

While I was eating the fried rice, chow mein, and honey walnut shrimp, I immediately thought that I should’ve gone to Panda Express in Bonney Lake. Too salty and unimpressive. A disappointment.

My husband went in here and ordered 2 meals an appetizer and what was suppose to be chicken chow mien with homemade noodles. Our total was a little over $ 47. When we got home none of the dinner came with rice just the meat nothing else was there. The chow mien didn’t even have noodles it was more balls of under cooked dough. It was the biggest waste of money we’ve ever spent. I called to the them to let know and the owner wanted to fight over the phone with me. She wanted us to drive back to her restaurant for steamed rice and soup and we live in Orting. Not happening we have a toddler. Won’t go back! Even the food we did get tasted awful!

My roommate and I always go here for Chinese food take out. Normally we get the fried and steamed dumplings, mu shu chicken, and a beef option. The only thing I don’t recommend is the almond chicken. We love, love the food here!!! Dine in customer service varies depending on the day but is usually tolerable. Try it out, you like it!

I ordered almond chicken… They gave me Tyson chicken patty cut into four pieces with a bowl of bland gravy on the side,. Asked them why there was no Almonds, they said they were out. she said, «you like it that way». Then she got mad because I wouldn’t eat it. I’ve never written review, but this could very well be the worst restaurant I’ve been to in my entire life.:(

I’ve only ever had take out from this place so I don’t have much to say about their customer service or dine-​in experience, but their serving sizes were awesome! Food was very flavorful and and I loved their sweet and sour chicken. My husband had ordered some type of pork meal and the meat was a little rubbery and didn’t taste very good so I wasn’t too impressed. I can kind of see why this place is a hit or miss type of deal for most.

The first red flag should have been that the place was empty on a Friday at 6:00. The second, the screaming coming from the back. I ordered a variety of things to get an idea, then found out that some were not for «to go». Wha? Anything with the homemade noodles is for in house dining only. Bummer, but ok. The fried rice was bland, and of course had peas and carrots. The chow mien was greasy. Not a little grease, I actually poured the grease into a glass that measured out to a quarter cup. Pretty much a disappointment.

Absolutely the WORST Chinese food I’ve ever had! So bad I’m leaving my very first review. Quality that of sketchy dollar Chinese, plain white rice not even included with dishes, rubbery meat… so bad. So. very. awful.

Excited to try dinner. We usually have the lunch specials… more to come! Better than expected.

I have been meaning to stop in here for quite some time, and I’m so glad I finally did! They have excellent prices selections for their lunch specials. The hot & sour soup was delicious! I was pleasantly surprised at how tasty the Thai curry was. Good fried rice & yummy crispy veggie egg rolls! I’m looking forward to trying other dishes.

We love this place. It’s the best Asian restaurant in the area. We usually order Mongolian Beef, Sweet and Sour Pork, Cashew Chicken, and General Tsos.
The food is always hot, flavorful, and fulfilling. Our family has varied tastes, so we get both the hot and sour and the egg drop soups. Both are always really well done. Egg rolls are tasty. Overall, we’ve never been unsatisfied with our portions or food. The meat in the Mongolian Beef is always tender, well seasoned, and cooked proper.
The staff is outstanding, truly. We have never had a negative experience with them; they’ve even been more than accommodating. Example, Super Bowl Sunday. Not being a sports minded family, we wanted to eat out and get away from the hoopla of the day. We went to Peking Garden to eat in. Unfortunately, they wanted to close to go home and see the game. So we took our food to go, and she loaded us up on extras to accommodate them wanting to close early. The staff is always friendly, always.
I see both negative and positive reviews. With the other choices in the area, this is a great place.

I was hesitant to try here because I have had a lot of crummy Chinese food lately. Tough meat, too much MSG, etc. This place was pleasantly surprising though.
We ordered three things for take-​out: Honey Walnut Shrimp, General Tso’s Chicken, and Beef Chow Mein. All were really good. The Honey Walnut Shrimp was definitely my favorite though. The shrimp are really crispy and amazing. The breading is really light too, so it isn’t overwhelming, and the sauce is incredible.
I would of given this place 5 stars, but the to-​go order took FOREVER to make even though the place was empty. I called it in 25 minutes before I got there, and still had to wait another 15 minutes once I arrived.

This place has really good reviews and really bad ones as well. After dining here, I can see why. This was a sliding scale of quality and service.
We ended up here after another restaurant we chose was closed. We waited at the door and no one invited us in or greeted us. After approaching the counter, we were asked if we wanted our food to go. After we said we were eating in, the service improved. We placed our order and started with Hot and Sour soup. It was amazing, rich flavor, great temperature and fair price. Next was the 10 – 15 minute wait for Potstickers. The Potstickers had amazing flavor! However, The 6 Potstickers were about the size of 2 Potstickers from most restaurants. The combination of size and wait really made this not worth the wait. The Mongolian beef came out and it was a generous portion, but unfortunately the flavor was bland. We tried to wake it up with soy sauce and salt, but it was just too far gone.
In the end, our water glass stayed empty, the service got worse with every course and flavor, portion and price were inconsistent. This was a better choice than Panda Express, but they need to work on service, flavor and consistency.
I definitely would not make the drive here again, but if it were in my neighborhood, I would give them a second chance.

So-​so place. Egg rolls and spicy soup are eh. Fried rice was really plain. General Tsao chicken was the redeeming quality. Not too fried and the perfect amount of spice.

I can’t believe all the good reviews l, this place is awful … Had the honey prawns because of all the raving reviews they were medium shrimp at best definitely not prawns … The sauce was the worst honey walnut sauce I’ve ever had and at $ 12.99 I am not happy about the huge waste of money .i have been doing everything possible to get the taste out of my mouth. My sister had the chow mein and almond chicken. Chow mein was soaked with grease and was more like a greasy yakisoba then chow mein she wanted… Almond chicken was ok at best … All three items came to $ 35 we will never come again … Definitely a should have went to mcdonalds night

Man this little place us amazing. I got the combination deal with the mongolian beef and was amazed at how good everything was. Excellent service, decent prices, and you leave so full it’s hard to breathe. My company is stationed right up the street and I get out here at least once a week and I promise they now have a regular customer.

Not anything to really blow your socks off, but for where its at, you can find great value here. 6.50 at lunch gets you: an entrée, rice (fried or white) and a soup (hot and sour or egg «flow» (sic?)). The food is decent, definitely better then the chains as other options. For a quick quality fix in a random area near downtown Sumner, this is a good choice.

Ordered the homemade chow mein with prawns. When my order came to our table I noticed it was missing the prawns. I asked about it and was told that they were out of prawns and that they gave me extra chicken. It was a small portion and they charged me same price as for the dish with prawns. The server also took my soup before I was finished with it. Won’t be going back.

My tummy is full of Happy :)
I ordered the #7 lunch special Chicken withe Cashews which comes with hot and sour or egg flower soup plus your choice of steamed or fried rice for $ 5.95. It arrived sizzling and was pleasantly more food than I expected. I always like getting more for your money.
The food was excellent. The chicken was diced just right for fork or chopsticks and there was a lot of cashews in it. A lot of places will skimp you on the nuts in these kind of dishes but this was just right. Service was quick and friendly too! I’ll definitely be back again soon.

It’s still outstanding. I had the General Tso’s chicken this time through, and it was great! Just the right amount of spice and the pieces of chicken were the perfect bite sized pieces.
I’ll be back again next time I’m in the area!

— small family owned Chinese restaurant.
— very reasonable price.
— nice little place for Chinese food in a small town.