Tasty Garden

I came here during a quick break from work. It seemed like your standard Chinese restaurant, thankfully the menu choices had plenty to choose from for vegan...I ordered the Szechuan tofu and it was scrumptiously delicious and satisfying. I was happy to know they didn't use MSG in their food. The price was a little more than I expected a dish to be but I think the amount or portion made up for it, there was plenty leftover to take home.It wasn't too bad, I could see myself returning here if I need my confess food cravings fix.The establishment was clean and orderly. Service was good to average. Nothing really stood out but the food was good and average.

Tasty Garden is one of the best Chinese American takeout places in Canton. Online ordering is easy and efficient. I've used it twice, and my food is typically ready within 20 minutes. The service is friendly. The food is well-cooked, and there is an extensive menu of authentic and American Chinese dishes. I've tried and liked the honey walnut shrimp, duck, egg foo young, and the lunch specials like chicken or beef with broccoli that comes with fried rice and a spring roll.This is mainly a takeout restaurant. There are only two booths for dining in.

My kids were wanting some Americanized Chinese food. We stopped by Tasty garden and ordered 2 shrimp fried rice and large order of shrimp Lo Mein. The items were good. Kids liked the flavor. The shrimp itself were large size but weren't enough. A more generous portion of protein would have earned this establishment a 5 star. Nonetheless, with what was served, we were satisfied with quality. While I wanted to give 3.5, yelp doesn't have a half to ratings, so rounding it off to a 4.

This was our first visit and found the food to be delicious. General Tsao's was not overly sauced and the chicken was juicy. The chicken and broccoli were cooked perfectly. Crab Rangoons were tasty. We also tried the vegetarian dumplings and liked the lighter dough. We'll be back.

I missed breakfast and was looking forward to lunch here. The restaurant is located in a small strip mall conveniently located on Haggerty and Cherry Hill. The menu is available online and online ordering is available, as well. I liked that pictures accompanied many of the menu items; it definitely makes deciding easier. I had the Dragon and Phoenix, which featured complementary tastes. The Cantonese-style meal featured shrimp stir-fried with a variety of vegetables, carrots, peapods, bamboo shoots, baby corn, and mushrooms. The other half of the dish was the General Tso's chicken. I thought the shrimp was very well-prepared but was underwhelmed by the chicken; there was too much batter. I also ordered the Orange Chicken which had a similar flavor profile to the General Tso's chicken. This also had a bit more batter than I would have liked. Otherwise, it was solid. I liked the flavor of this dish. I do think I should have gone with the roast duck, steamed chicken, or salt and pepper calamari for something different though. I should have given it more thought. I generally don't eat rice - I don't like the texture of it. But, I did like it here (long-grain and dry). The meal was ready in 20 minutes. Service was quick.

I ordered the C20 dinner meal and requested that no salt be applied. The food looked good on site but the taste was the opposite. The spring roll was crispy on the outside but mushy on the inside. The fried rice was some kind of buttery concoction with a splash of chicken (deli chicken) as shown in the photo. Last but not least, there was the beef and broccoli. The broccoli was crispy, likely undercooked but edible and the beef covered with an extremely salty sauce . I'm use to Chinese rice having a vegetable or something added into the rice (green onions, peas, carrots eggs, bean sprouts, carrots etc. ) but there wasn't. Oh well. I tried.

Pretty decent food. Liked the pan fried dumplings. They are definitely less thin skinned and more like a thick dumpling and the sauce they come with is great. Got orange chicken, pretty decent but could have been spicier to my tastes. They gave me hot oil on request and it improved the dish quickly, rounding out the orange chicken sweetness with the lip-tingling heat of hot oil and chili. The server was very nice, quick and attentive. A cute little shop I have driven by many times. By the way, the egg rolls are quite good here. Crunchy, hot and good to dip.

I noticed a new Chinese joint take-out only at small strip mall on Haggerty corner Cherryhill. At least it is open for lunch on Sundays, but close on Monday. So much items listed on their menu, nothing so especial. Price wise they are about the same as other take- out joints within 2-3 mile radius. Food was so so, just like they come from the same suppliers with the other Chinese take out joints. Would I visit again? Maybe, maybe not.

Thank you for the good food.It is a authentic place, real authentic Chinese. I love it. Definitely be back.

This is a great carry out Chinese carry out place. We had tried two different lunch specials. The lunch specials comes with chicken egg roll or a spring roll. We had gotten chicken egg roll which was tasty. Lots of cabbage mixed in with minced chicken. Tastes great with some hot mustard. The lunch specials comes with fried rice. It was very simply made nothing really in it maybe like one or two peas. The Szechuan tofu is small thin fried strips of tofu cooked with carrots, onions, baby corn, carrots, bamboo, broccoli, green peppers, snow peas and mushroom. The sauce is a salty, slightly sweet and a little spicy. It's a great vegetarian dish. I also tried some of the General Tso's Chicken. Which had lots of tasty fried chicken pieces with maybe 3 broccoli mixed in a sweet and spicy sauce. The portions are huge in a styrofoam container. Prices are reasonable and have gone up due to Covid. $8.00 for tofu dish and $8.25 for general tso's chicken. I had just noticed printed on the menu the lunch specials are only for Mon-Fri. I guess I got lucky. :) I can't wait to try the traditional Chinese menu items.