Ming's Cafe

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2604 Guadalupe St, Austin, TX 78705
Austin, TX 78705

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(512) 476-8888
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We always visit Ming's when in Austin. I order pretty traditional stuff, usually lo mein (noodle) dishes,...

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I had my first date there and the servce was ridiculous. Serious communication problems with the people behind the counter and the food was sooooo freaking greasy and salty that m...

Friendly staff, great food, affordable prices 10/23/2010

We always visit Ming's when in Austin. I order pretty traditional stuff, usually lo mein (noodle) dishes,... more

Friendly staff, great food, affordable prices 10/23/2010

lindaa Provided by Partner
We always visit Ming's when in Austin. I order pretty traditional stuff, usually lo mein (noodle) dishes, but have recently become addicted to the ... more

Nice Chinese restruant 7/20/2009

They have live jazz on Monday night.pretty cool. The mings wings are really good. Famous hot and sour soup. Special lomein is my favourite. more

Awesome chef's specialties! 1/12/2009

The Chinese restaurant standbys are good, but the true gems are the Chef's Specialties. The Buddha Delight is phenomenal, the pan fried noodles are out of this world, and the coconut soup is to die for! The egg rolls have been voted the best in Austin. Fai Jow, the owner, is a heck of a nice guy, too, and if you talk to him about what you like he'll cook you up something special. Monday nights feature live music by well-known Austin artists and always has the place rockin'. Try it out. You won't be sorry! Pros: Fantastic specialty dishes like coconut soup, greenbeans w/pork, buddha's delight, pad thai, etc. Cons: Standbys like lemon chicken are good but not remarkable more

Best wonton soup and fried wontons in town!! 11/29/2008

I have lived all over this country and have only found one other chinese restaurant with great wonton soup (it is in Portland, OR). The wontons are made in the thin wrapper instead of the thick pasty one, the broth is well flavored and has generous amounts of bbq pork and nappa cabbage. The fried wontons were also fantastic, light and crispy with a wonderful dipping sauce. All of the entrees we enjoyed were well seasoned and perfectly cooked (not greasy like alot of chinese restaraunts). The prices are also very good and the owner friendly. Pros: good food, great prices Cons: small parking lot more

Very Greasy and just plain Nasty!!!! 8/5/2008

I had my first date there and the servce was ridiculous. Serious communication problems with the people behind the counter and the food was sooooo freaking greasy and salty that my feet blew up like a balloon.....bad idea if you have diabetes or allergies to sulfites and preservatives as I never had before till I ate there. I went to the bathrom and one of the servers came in and did not even wash his hands. I even saw a woman pick up trash around the sitting area and touch used cups then go help serve fresh food....NASTY!!!!!!! I remember years ago there was a problem with Chinese restaurants in Texas cities being dirty and i wlll tell you that I had gas for two days that Tums and Zantac could not do much even together. I think I will go get tested for something....... Pros: AC works well Cons: dirty and workers went to bathroom when I was in there and did not wash hands!!!! more

Best Egg Rolls in Austin 2/26/2008

I am from New York City and have been looking for NY style egg rolls and these are as close as you can get outside New York, in addition to the egg rolls, which are the best in Austin, the rest of the food is just like all the little store front Chinese takeout restaurants in NYC. The food is cooked fresh when you order it at the counter, nothing fancy just good American Chinese food with dishes like the lunch specials that come with sweet and sour chicken, fried rice, and a drink. (Moo Goo Gai Pan, Tangy & Spicy Chicken, and Pepper Steak are $5.99.) The food is served on Styrofoam plates brought to your table. It is also a good value for the money with large portions. Don't forget to get all their dipping sauces as everyone is excellent. The even have duck sauce which I haven't found in any Austin restaurants. I don' t care about ordering at the counter or eating from Styrofoam, it's all about the food. I would highly recommend Ming's Pros: Great food cooked to order, off street parking, friendly service, piano player more
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