Princess Garden Restaurant

1. No menu offered- The waitress didn't even give us a menu, then looked at us sideways when we asked for one. We've been there before, but why assume, and then, have an attitude when asked. The waitress didn't seem to mind giving any other customers a menu...2. Disgusting Sweet and sour chicken- you can't get more basic than that. It was a new take on it, I can say that. They clearly use store bought sauce, and just let the pineapple and carrots stew in the sauce all day, or however many days it sat. Gross!3. Overcharged bill by almost $8!- I get that inflation has hit everyone hard, but why over bill your customers, esp the regulars? Red flag on the play. No excuse, the waitress has been working there for YEARS and clearly knew what she was doing. My poor elderly father was too nice to speak up and just paid. 4. No receipt- again, more attitude when we asked for a receipt, and she never brought it. We had to ask the host as we left. Seriously, can it get any worse? Madam waitress: it's time to retire from waiting tables since you clearly hate doing it.Princess Garden: Do better. I am utterly disgusted by that waitress's behavior. Shame on you for allowing this poor quality of service, food and behavior. To all: look at your check BEFORE you pay!

We have eaten here for years and they never disappoint. Serving sizes lend themselves to leftovers and the food is just as good the next day.

Princess Garden is by far one of the best places in KC to get Chinese food! We got an assortment of entrees shared between five people. The portion sizes were more than enough and we had plenty of leftovers the next couple of days. Some dishes were on the saltier side and the seafood dishes didn't seem to be made with the freshest ingredients.However, the chicken and beef dishes were delicious! I highly recommend those for entrees with the fried dumplings and soup for appetizers!!There is plenty of seating inside. Despite how crowded it was, I feel like the noise level was well controlled and we were able to hold good conversations even with people across from us.The servers were extremely nice. They checked in frequently and split our checks perfectly even though we probably made it more confusing than it needed to be.

Our family has been going there for a long time and have always been treated well. Food is always fresh and the service is great.

A classic staple in Kansas City that never disappoints. I had the crispy beef and it was delicious. I ordered it not spicy so it was basically like a mild General Tao's sauce. Very flavorful and I truly appreciate the fact that they still use real mandarin pancakes and that flour tortillas. Good service, reasonable prices, sufficient parking and great food.

What a gem!! I can't believe this has been around the corner from our home and we just went there for the first time last week. We felt like we were dining with family! Incredible selection- pre order the Peking Duck/ they carve tableside! They also happened to have fresh lobster (which is unusual)- delectable! Can't wait to go back.

AMAZING!! Today was my first time coming here and WOW did they blow me away!! Amazing service along with the most friendliest workers AND customers. The food was EXCEPTIONAL!! I'd have to say this place just went to the top of my restaurant recommendation of all times. The ambiance, style, and uniqueness were beautiful! Thank you for such an amazing unforgettable experience! I will definitely be brining friends and family here!

The absolutely best Chinese Restaurant in Kansas City for over fifty years! DELICIOUS FOOD, GENEROUS PORTIONS, HARD WORKING STAFF! A KANSAS CITY TRADITION!Lunch specials include soup, appetizer, and main entree for under ten dollars! Open Christmas and holidays! There is a private party room which we've used for graduation parties and birthdays!ABSOLUTELY FABULOUS CHINESE RESTAURANT !

Great family run restaurant and the best steamed dumpling in KC. A neighborhood tradition for more than 50 years

Princess Garden is the best Chinese restaurant in the Metro for dinner (not necessarily lunch.)Seriously.The original chef came from China, and it is rumored he worked in the Emperors kitchen as a youth. I believe it.Now chef has passed on, but the family have continued the restaurant because it has so many followers. I understand the family is having difficulties keeping it open as a family run business.I understand----SO OPEN A SCHOOL FOR CHINESE COOKING PLEASE!!!!My neighborhood Chinese restaurant tries hard, but they really don't know how to cook or season Chinese food. It's a shame, when the expertise is right in town, but not being given to the next generation of cooks.I am afraid that the genius of Princess Garden will be dead about the same time I will be----I hope I don't live to see it.