Nice place. Spacious and Good for organising parties. Helpful service personnel. A bit pricey but quality of food is satisfactory.

Air Chief Marshal Mushaf Ali Mir (Urdu: مصحف على مير; March 5, 1947 – 20 February 2003) NI(m), HI(m), SI(m), SBt. was an influential statesman and a four-star air force general who served as the Chief of Air Staff of the Pakistan Air Force (PAF), appointed on 20 November 2000 until his accidental death in a plane crash on 20 February 2003.[1] Air Chief Marshal Mushaf Ali Mir  ACM Mushaf Ali Mir (1947–2003) Chief of Air StaffIn office 20 November 2000 – 20 February 2003Preceded byACM Pervaiz Mehdi QureshiSucceeded byACM Kalim SadatChairman Pakistan Aeronautical ComplexIn office 1999–2000Personal detailsBorn Mushaf Ali Mir 5 March 1947 Lahore, Punjab, British India (now Lahore in Punjab in Pakistan)Died20 February 2003 (aged 55) Kohat Pass, Kohat District in Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa, PakistanCause of deathAviation accidentResting placeMominpura CemeteryCitizenship PakistanMilitary serviceNickname(s)Mashoo MirAllegiance PakistanBranch/service Pakistan Air ForceYears of service1966–2003Rank  Air Chief MarshalUnitNo. 25 Squadron Night Strike EaglesCommandsDCAS (Air Operations) Central Air Command Northern Air Command Project ROSE Project Green Flash ACAS (Plans) Joint Intelligence X (JIX)Battles/warsIndo-Pakistani war of 1971 Afghan civil war (1996–2001) Indo-Pakistan standoff (2001–02) War in Afghanistan (2001–03) War on TerrorAwards Nishan-i-Imtiaz (military)  Hilal-i-Imtiaz (military)  Sitara-i-Imtiaz (military)  Sitara-e-Basalat

The service is awesome. Management is good. Place is clean. Food specially the red meats and prawns are awesome. Dumplings are the sauces are really worth trying. It’s worth every penny spent.

We have been visiting China Garden for years. Me and my family are so used to their food it's like home to us.Came back here after Covid such a long time and just brought back so many memories.Food was outstanding as expected usual just like I remember it.Teppanyanki Chicken and Prawn Sui Mai my all time favourite.

Me and my family went to China Garden after so long with lot of expectations and trust me when I say it was probably  my worst  experience. It was really thoughtful that they kept teddy  on chair for social distracting and probably that was the only nice part about this place. Now lets start with what i didnt like Service  was bit slow ➡️Tom yum soup was watery and had no taste...also felt that chicken was not that fresh. Funny part when we told the server he said I never recommend this soup to ANYONE 🤣. Server  replaced  our soup with manchow. Unfortunately it was also very bad and I left after 2 or 3 sips. ➡️I personally didn't like chicken wonton as it was doughy...I drenched them with honey Chilli sauce. ➡️Fried Canton Duck looked very dry and dull.. honestly  not so appetizing 😑 ➡️In the end we also ordered  2 chicken dishes sa po chicken and Crispy tossed chicken. Sa po chicken  had some weird after taste and Crispy chicken was not at all Crispy. The only things that was fine was corn cream and butter garlic prawn. Over all my personal  experience was really bad. One more thing that shocked me was the bill. Can someone please explain  what is Dining service charge (DSC) why as a customer I should  pay ?

It's a good place. Bit pricey, but the taste is good.

The chicken&prawns Sui Mai and special hot garlic fish was very delicious and amazing. Perfectly well cooked; there was a blast of flavours in mouth!! Delivery was a contactless which I liked very much. Quality was perfect and impressive 💯. Quantity too was excellent and satisfying. Best food under best prices. Highly recommended 💯.

I came for dinner to China Garden Restaurant with my family and ordered Chicken and prawn Sui Mai, Pan fried Shanghai Dumplings,Yang Chu fried rice,China Garden Clay pot rice, and honey noodles with ice cream. All the food was very delicious, fresh and amazing. My family was very happy and I will definitely order again.

Brilliant food ! A landmark restaurant in Delhi. And still the best chinese restaurant in Delhi. Been around for decades and quality is better than ever. The food be it Dim sums or starters or mains. Food is outstanding. Especially the seafood which is as fresh as can be. Along with the extremely polite and hospitable staff. Highly recommend.

Stellar service and absolutely delish food.

One of the Most Authentic Chinese Food

Superb place to order yummy and delicious food!!! You get the best authentic food with finger licking taste!!! The service is also quite good!!! The food is simply awesome 😍I will recommend their Super delicious mixed mushroom pizza and fish cheung fun..

Boy what a treat. Great Chinese food after a very long time. Prawn fried rice was excellent. Flaming Sa Po chicken brilliant. And the jumbo butter garlic prawns. The best !

Ambience is good, location is good but the main thing - the taste of the food is disappointing. We went on Father’s day , wanted to have a good time & great and that we didn’t have. Would never want to go again. Thanks!

Management does not want to listen, kept arguing for straight 10 mins. The fish was smelly and tasteless. The Manager said he got the fish changed (mind you within 2 mins), and it was the same.On top of it they have added DSC CHARGES,which btw is not mandatory but the Manager! Good luck going to this place and wasting your money!

They literally forced us to pay service charges despite expressing our unwillingness to do so. According to them, they had been strictly instructed by their ‘Chinese Owner’ to collect service charges. We have not encountered such stubborn staff anywhere else — their behaviour and customer handling were aweful. Food is also ordinary. We will never revisit this place and do not recommend anyone to do so.

Realy liked the place, they had amazing food altho they were kinda lacking in desserts, i didnt like them very much but still I wud rate it a 4.5

Poor Hospitality, non standard food and rude behaviour from customers. My known Mr. Kaushal visited there with family, manager at service argued bitterly and even didn't shame to say that you are not welcome here when he make complaint. China Garden management should pay attention for staff training. Unprofessionals .

Greatest Chinese Restaurant going in the Dumps I visited China Garden Restaurant in GK2 New Delhi on the insistence of my 11 year old daughter.The date was 16th August 2021 in the evening. Was there with my Wife, Daughter and a friend. The problem started when I complained about Hakka Noodles being too oily. The waiter was already behaving as they were obliging me by replacing it. The main issue started when I wrote a scathing review on the form provided. The manager asked me what the problem was and I informed him that I written it on the form. After this a verbal argument ensued and he started shouting at me that they were trying their best. I told him that he was not obliging me as I was paying in full for my meal. On this he replied that they had served me the food. He started shouting at me to not visit the restaurant again and I was not welcome. I left immediately humiliated with such uncouth, rude and unprofessional behavior.

This restaurant does not offer much apart from ambience. Food is good but very expensive. Serving Portion is also very less.

Those who like Chinese food with different flavour of momos and cuisine and like non-vegetarian food,this place good with ambience and service.

Takeaway of close to rs 8000 - and the main dish servings were almost good for just 1 person good flavour was ok

The best place for Chinese food in Delhi...been a favourite joint for the whole family for nearly 20 years now...

Seen the journey to the worst.. Staff contribution is forced.. May the staff are not paid by the owner.. Food quantity has dropped ridiculously.. The tom yum is an indian curry soup with masala and oil floating.. .. Clear soup is water with not even salt.. .. If you had been here earlier.. It's no more like that.. BEWARE

We ordered somewhat crispy potatoes (not honey chilli) for starters. Sapo Chicken, Teppan Soba noodles (chicken) along with Korean Garlic Fried rice which was easily enough for three people. Food was absolute delicious with courteous staff and hospitality. Location is convenient to find with enough paid parking in front. Will definitely recommend for Chinese lovers.

Well, this place has been my favourite Chinese restaurant in Delhi since more than a decade now. Be it the ambience, the royal service, the chef and server recommendations , their all you can eat packages, and their lip smacking food, they are the best in all. This outlet at GK2 M block market has stood the test of time beautifully and looks as new as it was more than a decade ago. Timeless. Precious.

I am forced to Rate 2 Star to the Fine Dining Restaurant with Great Chininese Garden Theme due to Authenticity of Food and Food Tastes I ordered Korean Garlic (Kimchi) Fried Rice I got Gabbage with Reddish Texture instead of Naturally Khatta Mittha Kimchi Tastes I am missing my Korean Kimchi Foods

Some excellent Chinese food. Went after long to CG, here food gets the better of you. The chicken was so good that I didn’t feel it’s chicken. The prawns were soft and delicious. Top class

Wonderful place for chinese n Japanese cusine in Delhi .Been visitng this for many years now and Apprecaite the quality maintained !!

The trendsetting mumbai restaurant opened with much fanfare in delhi 10 odd years back . The quality has gone down very slightly. But always enjoy Coming back to it. Great ambience and good service.

China Garden has been an institution on the Chinese Food front. The food has always been consistently good, always. While I do admit there was a bit of a slump right after the pandemic, they’ve more than made up for it now, especially with the quality of ingredients they use. We absolutely love their soups and starters, and could easily have a full meal with just those. If you’re going in a group, definitely try their group menu which is priced at 2199 per person and includes unlimited portions of a fixed number of dishes from the menu.

Pathetic oily food and nothing unique about the taste too. I’ve eaten Chinese food at various small / big restaurants across Delhi and have never once come across such disgusting preparations. I requested them thrice to use least possible oils and apparently they used extra!!