Ming's Bistro & Bar in Phnom Penh

Good food , big portions and the congee was so great I would suggest to eat with fried dough.

Some of the best asian food I’ve had in Orlando. Everything was hot and fresh and very authentic. I’ll definitely be returning. If you haven’t dined at Ming’s Bistro….. what are you waiting for?

I came in today for take out an ordered a selection of dishes. Everything from the BBQ pork to dim sum was top notch. Everyone was very friendly and helpful for it was my first to try this restaurant. I was faithful to the place around the corner until their prices sky rocketed. The prices at Mings were fair so will continue to eat here in the future.

Food was quick, there was a bit of a wait due to time of day. I will come back again.

Food is good the service was terrible. Couple of parties waiting and they let an Asian lady in front of the rest of the other people because she spoke the language and lied about it when confronted.

Best Chinese Dim Sum. The Crispy Pork Dumpling and Sticky Rice With Lotus Leaves are so flavorful and have outstanding appearances. Shumai is so fresh steaming hot;Beef Trips are tender ; tofu skin is a little chewy but delicious fresh inside. Everything is high quality contenese dim sum 🥟 Very great Asian Cuisine to try !!!!

You know the saying; "Looks can be deceiving?", thats exactly my thoughts from todays visit. I ordered dim sum (take outand I was looking forward to trying a new place. Typically my family and I go to Lims Garden (about 2 miles from Mings and their food is absolutely delishhowever we wanted to give this place a try. Unlike most reviews that you have scrolled through, my complaint has nothing to do with the customer service; the customer service was surprisingly welcoming. My disappointment is the quality of the dimsum. The shrimp rice pasta tasted very off (as if sink water was used to mix the rice flouror possible contaminated water. The shrimp dumpling was hard (like an old hard), making me think it was cooked then left out and reheated and the sticky rice without the lotas leaf was bland no flavor. I will say the sesame balls and the pork steamed buns were palatable. If your looking for delectable, flavorful and savory dim sum I highly recommend Lims Garden. Now that place is a hidden gem.

When in mood for dim sum or a quick bite of delicious Chinese food, this is the place to go. The hot and sour soup was delicious, made just right. The beef fried rice had quite a bit of delicious beef pieces and the flavor was delightful. Salt and pepper Shrimp was tasty but there was quite a bit of corn starch coating on it. I would have preferred a lighter coating. Jasmine Tea was brewed perfectly and the chili paste was perfect.

everything is delicious the only thing you feel is that they throw the food on the table when they serve it.....

horrible. Once you open the door, you can smell something funny. No service at all, Basically, they just deliver the food from kitchen to your table. nothing else. They should make it "fast food" style.It used to be good.

I wasn’t a fan. I also had some more traditional Chinese meals and not the Americanized Chinese food, maybe if traditional Chinese food is more your taste then this is for you.

The menu price is fake!!! they charge me extra $4 cause it say that is the old menu, and all the food price is higher than the menu, they just stick a small paper at the bottom of the last page inside the menu that no one actually see it, and no one notice me when i order ,a total scam restaurant

I ate here years ago and it was decent went today it was hardly any people there the lady seated us and we sat for 14 minutes and nobody even acknowledge that we were there really kind of bizarre probably wont go back what a strange thing.

Came here for dim sum/yumcha a couple days ago with my mom and boyfriend. It was pretty good. They have most of the standard dishes commonly found at dim sum places. The dishes and tea were delicious, though the service was a little scatterbrained and disorganized throughout. There were a couple waitresses that waited on us, one fluent in Cantonese and one in Mandarin and (if I recall correctlyboth in English, so the language bases were covered.The flavors were generally spot on, and the beef chow fun we ordered for eating later at night was pretty good too (though honestly on the expensive side for the dish). The prices were average for dim sum all things (read: inflationconsidered, we totaled around $52 for three people before tax and tip.Parking in the back behind the restaurant is a bit tight but manageable.Its a pretty solid dim sum place, worth coming back to if youve got a craving.

ALWAYS CALCULATE your own orders, because when they give you the bill it’s more than what it should be. For example, the M value of dim sum has apparently gone up but the price is NOT displayed on the order ticket. So when I received a bill that’s a few dollars MORE they claim price has gone up and won’t honor the price on order ticket. On a different day, the bill was MORE than expected and turns out they double charged an order. ALWAYS CHECK YOUR OWN BALANCE!!!Also, service is so slow! Food comes out at random times, not all within 10-15 minutes. By the time you’re done eating the first wave, you’re too full to eat what they forgot to bring out 45 minutes later and the food ends up in boxes. How often should I wave someone down for the same item???

My boyfriend and I love trying dim sum places that offer small plates of dumplings, steamed buns, etc. So far, I have to say, the food we’ve tried here was SO good. We ordered the roast pork steamed dumplings, fried pork dumplings, and the fried rice paste plates. The steamed buns were FILLED with pork and it so flavorful. The fried pork dumplings were my boyfriend’s favorite. The flavor of the pork was great and the textures were perfect. Lastly, the fried rice paste plate that has a longer name was a new find for us and yet was so good. They put some type of soy sauce on it as soon as it’s placed on your table and it makes it. Definitely will come back to try more of their plates!!

The service was not good so I left a 10% tip but the waitress forced me to switch it to 15%. This is the best way to lose a loyal customer over $3 extra.

Very dissapointed. The food was great with mediocre service. Once it came to check out the server demanded that we tip more. That is extremely inconsiderate and unprofessional considering service was not great.

Amazing Dim Sum! One of the best places. The sesame balls are my favorite!!! The biggest ones Ive seen. I recommend the Peking Duck and the Pork.

This is the second time I’ve tried Ming’s, the first time I walked in right before closing and they were rude, I ended up leaving just because of timing and the attitude I received. I visited a second time long before closing, the waitress was very rude and handed 1 Chinese menu and 1 did sum menu for 5 adults, we asked for more menus and she brought just one back. Once we ordered the dim sum she stood by the table asking what else we wanted, we asked for a few more minutes and she continued to just stand there and wait beside the table. We decided to get our dim sum and just leave. Save yourself some time, there are plenty of top rated Chinese restaurants around the area.

"Beat Chinese food Ive had" is what my mom said, although we didnt know how to order at first but we know now that you order off a cart and can also order off the menu for main entries.

Visited Orlando over presidents weekend and happened upon Mings Bistro for dim sum. A wide variety of choices and everything was very satisfying. Service was quick and pleasant. We were very happy with everything and would visit again.

I have visited this restaurant so many times and it is always for Dim Sum. I even brought my family here once. I loved when they used to do Dim Sum carts on the weekend.I have even been back during the week since 2020 and not had any problem.What I have learned a lesson though, Sunday Dim Sum cart service isnt the same. Its not cart service really, I think some of the staff left (or has been let go), and we were left waiting for at least 10 minutes before we were addressed. Again I have been back since 2020 but we went during the week but it is odd to have not seen one server we could recognize on a Sunday. Also though they were busy, it was weird no one explained toy friend who waited a few minutes for me to park, what the protocol was.I will try them again maybe on a weekday but possibly they may have lost their good people to Peters Kitchen (we have seen a few people that used to work here go there). We agreed that next weekend Dim Sum we are going to Peters Kitchen.

1st time there. Not really busy. Hard time understanding waitress. But the Food was delicious, portion sizes more than adequate, they only serve hot tea ( not green tea)**sign on door..delivery via grubhub**

Quick service and decent food! Close enough to real Dim Sum! Definitely will be back!

This was our first time here and it was a very good experience. The staff was friendly and the restaurant was clean.Everything we ordered was very flavorful and fresh. Our favorite was the eggplant stuffed with shrimp. The serving sizes were just right for the prices.We will definitely come back!

Not sure what to make of this restaurant. It was great when Ming owned it years ago. Then it had several change of ownership with quality changing with each owner. Sometimes good sometimes awful. I’ve eaten here 3x in the past 6 months and it’s definitely trending up. I’ve been pleasantly surprised. The only reason I don’t give it 4 stars is cleanliness. While the food has been good, atmosphere has to also be factored in. The restaurant just is dungy. They finally got rid of those godawful unsanitary seat covers. Thank you, but the black ceilings and filthy floors are just not very inviting.

Service was fast and efficient. The food was tasty. The dim sum items that were fried were light and not oily. My hubby enjoyed the seafood congee. Bring an appetite, the bowl of congee is generous.

Decent Dim Sum, but the individual dishes were too oily for my tastes.This restaurant can get packed around lunch time. The Dim Sum is decent, but Im sad that they dont push around the cart for you to choose from.My family swears by the Beef Chow Fun, but like many of the other non-dim sum dishes, it was too oily for me.

I am not one to write bad reviews but this was the worst restaurant experience ever. The entire time we ate a cart full of RAW meat was left out, uncovered by the bathrooms. Disgusting. Someone was also rolling dumplings with more raw meat on a plate, not on ice, in the middle of the restaurant with no gloves. I was honestly too disgusted to eat the rest of our dumplings with the open uncooked meat just sitting out. The service was extremely lacking as well. We will not be back.

This place was a little tricky for us to find. But since Im always on the hunt for some good Dim-Sum, we had to try this place! It doesnt have the cart service, which I love, but the menu isnt hard to read at all!Everyone was super nice, quick, and professional. We were seated as soon as we walked in even though they were busy. They really give a lot, and its not pricey at all.The place is small, and we had to park in the back. The food was amazing though, the best dim-sum Ive had so far. If Im ever back in Flordia I will def. be coming back here.

Food was average, service was terrible. They are rude. Me and my friend went to dine there. Our bill together was $70. The server never come to our table to check on us. And we seat there awhile to wait for our bill, there are only total of 4 tables including us. It was not even on a busy hour.This older server literally asked us to change her tip. We gave her 11% of our $70 for two people. she demanded to changed that to 15%. She basically said that to our face to give her 15% tip. I never been to a restaurant with such rude service and asking customer to give them more tip for bad service. I wouldnt mind giving 15% tip or more if the food was good and service is excellent. I dont think giving more than 10% tip for a mediocre service is reasonable at all.

The people that work there are awesome as well as the food, we have been going there for about 5 years and the food has always been the the same quality. Ty for ur food and service. I recommend this place. I am surprised to read all the bad reviews, we have always had the best service and food. I know my family and friends will always keep coming back.

So delicious! I was particularly happy with their hot and sour soup, I dont think I have ever had better! We ordered several dishes and each one was delicious. Their service was incredibly fast, bare minutes went by between ordering and steaming dishes coming to the table. We will definitely return!

Looks better than it looks taste. Salty and blend. Had to return it but less salty still blend. Go to local corner Chinese instead and save $44 for two people.

Enjoyed a very good dinner with my little sister. We ordered the steamed shrimp and seafood dim sum and panfried pork dumplings. Lo mein with shrimp, shrimp fried rice and duck with white rice. Everything very well seasoned and not oily. The tea was fresh and the server was very kind and helpful. Very clean and makes you feel safe even with this pandemic.

Good food.I returned and had the pan fried noodles seafood. Lot less seafood from other time I have been here. Ordered more than I could eat. Wanted a togo container one that would hold liquid. They did not want to give one. I asked how much for a container. With the price increase, one would expect they would just give one willingly. May consider going elsewhere.

I come here for dim sums and should have done just that. Instead, I tried 2 dim sum dishes and 2 a la cart entrees. Didnt like the wonton noodle soup and friendliness of the staff.

The restaurant is on the smaller size so there will be a wait.The food was great. Dim Sum is available alongside main entrees. We enjoying everything that was ordered.The service was a little unorganized. The servers wrongly brought some good looking dishes to our table, took them away, and made me wonder if I should order them.The experience seem rushed. The servers kept trying to take the menu away even though I kept saying I am still looking to order more food.

This place is hidden behind the main road, and it is definitely authentic as you can see most of the customers are asian. They serve mostly cantonese cuisine and dim sum for the entire day.The shrimp dumpling and shrimp rice paste is so delicious and it is steaming hot while serving. Crispy Taro dumpling have 3 pcs in set, big size and good valued. However, we are dissapointed with the egg tarts as it is cold and feel like left over from yesterday. The fried chinese dough rice paste 炸两is okay but nothing surprise us. We also had dried chicken hor fun that is little bit tol salty but still good. Total $42 worth eating.

Great dim sum, the restaurant has been updated a bit for the better but the employees could show much more enthusiasm for the business us locals generate to keep them running

Excellent food and comfy interior! They were very hospitable on Christmas day and all the dim sum food is cooked fresh to order! Wonderful dining place for a tapas-style eating and good selection of vegetarian options as well!

First time visiting this restaurant. The servers were very friendly. They had a qide variety on the dim sum menu, which you can have both Lunch and Dinner service 7 days a week. They also have a full a la carte menu.We tried several dim sum dishes that were very good. The average price of a dim sum dish was $2.95 to $4.95.The food came out hot and all the veggies were fresh. The restaurant was clean and we were pleased with our dining experience

My family and I have been coming to Orlando to eat here at least 1-3 times a year. My favorites are shrimp fried paste, turnip pudding, siu mai, steamed shrimp dumplings, shark fin dumplings and finally seafood dumplings. The staff speak English and Chinese as well and are always pretty friendly.

AMBIENCE: 2 (unnecessarily darkSERVICE: 2 (the general attitude is "you dont like it then you can leave" FOOD: 1 (disliked)A. Crispy duck noodle soup was 1. Duck was not crispy (Best place that has this, so far, is ABC Chinese in St. Pete2. Broth was poorly made 3. The egg noodle was not true egg noodle. Made me think of ramen noodle. B. The dumplings were so dry like they got reheated too many times or theyre left-over from previous diners plate. C. The beef in the stir-fry was very chewy.I dont know why or how this place still exists. It still serves shark fin dumplings. The place needs some major renovations; food, service, decor. Everything about the place says "there are other reasons that we exist" and none of those is to serve food.

Never been to Ming Bistro, but had a hankering for dim sum! Walking in, the hostess was standing at the door with a notepad, taking names and party numbers for a waitlist. I was maybe 3rd or so on the list and I probably waited 25-30 mins, it was about 11am or so and I believe most days they open at 9:30am. You have to note that they are a smaller dimsum restaurant so the wait will be longer than expected. When seated, there was lots of hustle and bustle of staff and customers. After a few minutes, a server came by and took our drink order, two waters and hot tea. A minute later, a woman with a dimsum cart came by and we ordered multiple dim sum items, because at that point we were hungry and ready to go! I cant remember all the dishes, but we got the usual chicken feet, shrimp and pork dimsum, steamed sticky rice, and more. After she placed the items down, she marked the meals on our dimsum sheet, and scurried away to another table. Not a second later, the waitress brought us back waters and a pot of hot tea. Their timing was pretty stellar! I was close to almost eating before drinking. The dim sum tasted fresh and delicious, no complaints here! Nothing out of the ordinary, but nonetheless was good. The second cart came with more of the veggies, fried items and dessert. We got the fried shrimp balls, covered in wonton strips and 3 egg tarts. The fried shrimp balls was really good! It tasted freshly fried and had a soft texture, and was somehow juicy! Delicious! The egg tarts was good too, but instead of a flakey crust, it seemed to have a sugar cookie-type crust. Not bad but interesting.Overall, the staff was very hard working and they did their best to make a great flow. The food was good so I will most likely make a trip back again. Try not to come during peak meal times or youll be waiting outside with the rest of the crowd!

Overall nice place, good dim sum, great price. What I dont like is the roasted duck, not very tender and juicy, was expecting better...The lotus bun is a bit too sweet. Other than those, dishes are great.

Authentic chinese food in Orlando. They also have DimSum. Their seafood is fresh. Try the lobster you will never eat a steamed lobster again. My favorite flavor is the ginger and the sweet chili thai. Food service is quick and food temperatures are exact. I also like the pan fried beef or seafood noodles (chow ming).

I would definitely come hungry the dim sum is delicious some dishes are oily but everything comes out really hot!

This dim sum place has arguably the best chicken foot and sesame ball in Orlando. However, neither the service nor the environment is satisfactory. If you care a lot more about authentic Cantonese food than the service or environment, this is your spot (or simply do take out).