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Chinatown Garden is the go-to spot for groups trying to ditch the crowds (tourists) and sit down for a quick, quality meal. The restaurant offers a wide selection of communal-style tables, mostly booths that are great for families. Their retro menus take us way back. There are photos of each entree alongside bold black lettering. And luckily for us, the food tastes as good as it looks. The crab rangoon, right out the fryer, is crispy and is served with a sweet and sour sauce that pairs beautifully. Their spicy Szechuan beef is tender and will make your tongue tingle in all the right places.
photo credit: Reema Desai
photo credit: Reema Desai