Peking Garden

The dishes are very flavorful, well prepared and cooked to order. Everything on the menu is delicious and staff are very friendly

First I would like to note that this is located inside Pal-Do market in the food court that they have there. Don't be like me circling around the parking lot trying to find it. I ordered the half/half Mongolian beef and sweet sour pork, black bean noodles, and gyoza all for to-go. They packed it with a small side of rice and miso soup. The sweet sour pork were lacking some flavorsI did enjoy the Mongolian beef the noodles for the jajangmyeon was over cooked and lacking flavor a bit as well Overall experience - I was under the impression that this would be more of a dine in and not food court. If im grocery shopping maybe I'll consider picking something up from there.

I've only eaten their jajangmeon and sweet and sour pork and it always hits the spot for me. I love going here because the service is quick. Staff are super nice as well.

Everything about this place. Friendly staff, amazing food, Just one of hidden gems in Tacoma

There's not many great options for Korean Chinese food in the general Tacoma area. This one isn't a standout option but it does the job. Jjamppong is my favorite dish here. The noodles are in a delicious spicy seafood soup. The soup is quite rich and tasty and there's plenty of onions and seafood pieces. The noodles are a little thicker for my liking but is still tasty. 5/5Jjajangmyun here is also tasty but very very oily. We have gotten takeout on multiple times and the sauce is packed separately from the noodles. In the sauce container the oil was separated from the rest of the components and you can tell there's A LOT of oil. 3/5. Still good but nothing too special. The noodles are the same thickness as the jjamppong.Beef tangsooyook/ sweet and sour pork: also hits the spot but doesn't standout compared to other places.Overall pretty okay! If you're looking for a Korean fusion spot in this area, I'd definitely say to give it a try :)

The jajjangmyun is always great usually but it was a little bland the last time I went, but it's still my comfort food along with the sweet and sour pork!

Was stopping by after eating Outback, I was still hungry for some food. I was craving for my black bean sauce noodle. I was looking at Yelp to see where to go find one. This place shows up and I decide to give it a try. The location of this place is actually located inside a Asian grocery market at the food court. They have couple other restaurant there too as well. I ordered the half and half. The black bean sauce noodle and the sweet and sour pork. The service there is very friendly and welcoming and as for the food. It's alright, not the best I have. The sweet and sour pork was tasted too plain like they forgot to season it or something. As for the black bean sauce noodle. It wasn't bad or good, but I still finished it because I was hungry. Overall, decent place if you want to try some comfort Korean food.

This is my favorite spot if I'm craving Chinese/Korean food!! Love their jambong, jajangmyun and sweet and sour pork. They have fast and great service! Have dined in and ordered takeout many times from here.

This was absolutely delightful-the service was fast but pleasant, and our food came with some kimchi, bean paste, raw onion and daikon radish. We comfortably split this platter for two and were satisfied with the portion. Their pork was wonderful-I would love to come back for more food here, and I loved the combination of the kimchi with the Szechuan pork.

I would've given this place a lower rating but the female employee who took my order was very kind and friendly so I added 2 stars.The reason for my disappointment is because this is a Korean restaurant pretending to be a Chinese restaurant. It is called Peking Garden Chinese Restaurant but the flavors are not Chinese at all. The wonton soup was an egg drop soup. I've never seen wonton soup with broth that wasn't clear. The consistency was thick and gelatinous not a thin broth. The chow mein was made with a flat rice noodle and not the round egg noodle. The flavor was also sweet which is not how Chinese chow mein should taste. The beef and broccoli tasted similarly and overall the entire meal was a let down. Note: this restaurant is in the food court of Pal-Do market in Lakewood.