Minghin Cuisine

We enjoyed my daughter’s birthday here. The green beans and beef were the standout dish and everyone’s favorite. The pork fried rice and chow mein were very good. I loved the crab and corn soup. The short ribs and pork belly were ok but wouldn’t order that combination again. The orange chicken was ok but the group’s least favorite dish.

First time doing dim sum. Quite the experience. Here's a list of all 11 items ranked: Must get: 1. BBQ pork bao- bao was soft and airy, pork was the perfect compliment 2. Deep fried shrimp roll- the amount of shrimp inside was unbeatable 3. Siu mai- beef and shrimp complimented each other very well 4. Chaozhou style dumpling- flavor explosion in my mouth Would get again: 5. Country style dumpling- similar to the chaozhou but not as flavorful 6. Deep fried pork dumpling- loved the crisp outisde and soft inside 7. Baked bbq pork bun- the bun was so soft and inside was not too sweet 8. Deep fried jumbo sesame ball- subtly sweet but would have liked a filling inside Disappointed: 9. Short rib with honey sauce- was looking for more of a honey flavor and tender meat 10. BBQ pork crepe- was hoping it was like the bun or bao but in crepe form; no need for this one when there are similar bbq pork options are on the menu Not for me: 11. Stir fried sticky rice- none of us liked it as we barely touched it; weird flavor that can't be explained They were very busy as we waited to get seated. Unfortunately, they took a long time between our first order (split that into two seperate deliveries) and the second order. We got to the point where we were full and not really excited to eat the rest. Overall, a very fun time and looking forward to coming back and trying out some of the other items.

No wait for a party of 5. We arrived around 7:15 pm on a Thursday night (marathon weekend). You order on a tablet. Our server was friendly. We ordered egg rolls. They were ok. I wouldn’t order them again. We also ordered crab Rangoon. Those were good but not cooked evenly on each side. One side was more crispy. We also ordered the 1.5 plate of orange chicken and 1.5 plate of kung Pao chicken. Portions of them both were huge. I’d say 3-4 people could eat off of the 1.5 plates. Flavors were good not great. Dined in from out of town as we saw the place was highly rated. Would try other places before coming back. Owners were excellent and friendly. Parking is a bit of a mess and very limited.