Li's Garden

REALLY GOOD FOOD... If you know what to order, which might explain all the low reviews...those reviewers just didn't order the right things. It's not your typical Chinese takeout restaurant and if you order the regular takeout dishes, they're probably going to be average at best. What you want to get are their spicy dishes with lamb or beef. Get the sweet and sour whole fish that comes with a large bowl of fish soup, the soup is slightly peppery with a mild fish stew flavor that warms your soul. Their lamb chops are cooked well, very meaty and coated with peppercorns that you can brush off to taste the subtle spice it leaves behind. Great food, good service, this is a true hole in the wall and I hope those low reviewers don't come back cause that means it stays a hidden gem 😏

I don’t understand why their rating is so low while they have so many returning customers! In other words, the owner doesn’t care about bad reviews because they are indeed good taste! I have been their customer for the past 5 years, love it and will love them as long as they survive! Good Chinese restaurant!

Went on sunday with a friend, we honestly just got in to get refuge from the rain.. but we were really pleasantly surprised! food was great (very generous portions), prices were good.

My aunt says this is a northern Chinese dongbei food. I really love the lamb soup here it’s like the ones in Mongolian hot pot. I also like the pumpkin fried sesame pancake. I was not a fan of the oblong cornbread. It was super dry but the rest of the dishes are authentic and good. Portions are huge.

Not sure why the all low star reviews, probably local uncle and auntie don’t come to write Google reviews. A friend recommended us to try this spot, and it was good. For their prices in today’s market, very affordable and big portion. Food is made when ordered, fish was fresh. Their spicy is different from Szechuan spots, where they are a northeastern region cuisine, so don’t expect ma-la, just kick in the mouth spicy, not complaining, just new experiences. Flavor is not top notch, but more like better than mom cooking. Lol the servers are friendly and attentive. It gets loud in there though, tables are closed to each other and patrons are mainly men and they can get loud. Beer is $3/bottle, where else can I get that deal?! I would recommend, if you want authentic Chinese northeastern food, but if you are looking for nice interior and ambiance, then this is def not the spot for you. If you are like me, price/portion/quality for ingredients, give them a try. They actually get busy fast, most tables actually made reservations ahead to ensure a table.