The food at Chinese Gardens is a mixed bag, with some dishes being good and others being bland or poorly prepared, as one reviewer found the fried rice to be burnt and another had prawns with the poop vein still in them.

No, the portion sizes at Chinese Gardens are not generous, with one reviewer describing the amount of food as 'astonishingly small' for the price.

Yes, Chinese Gardens is a good option for a date night or group outing, with a quiet and visually appealing setting, although the seating is mostly booths which may not be suitable for large groups.

The service at Chinese Gardens is mixed, with one reviewer describing the waitress as 'really sweet', but another having a poor experience with the owners being 'cruel' and refusing to replace poorly prepared food.

There are some vegetarian options at Chinese Gardens, such as the egg drop soup and noodles, but the options may be limited and not clearly marked, as one reviewer accidentally received pork in their dish.

Chinese Gardens may be a good option for families with kids, as the architecture is visually appealing to children and the egg flower soup is a hit with kids, but the food quality is mixed and may not be suitable for all tastes.

The cost of eating at Chinese Gardens can vary, but one reviewer paid $33 for a Pick Three Combo Dinner through DoorDash, which they felt was overpriced for the amount of food received.

Some reviewers do not think the food at Chinese Gardens is worth the price, citing small portion sizes and poor food quality, while others find the food to be tasty but overpriced.