Ming’s Bistro

"After our cruise we were craving for some Chinese food! And Ming’s bistro did not disappoint. Please dont mind the simple interior, it’s the food we came for! Authentic dim sum flavors. But the items are hit or miss. We loved the siu mai, beef tribe, chicken feet and har gao. They were spot on!! But the potstickers dumplings and fried rettich cake were bit disappointing. They do serve it the old way, in a heated push cart! which is super fun to experience as not many places serve dim sum like this anymore. Come early or be prepared to que up"

"11/4/23: Saturday noon This is my first time being able to see my food into this restaurant. I attempted to come here twice but there were a long line of people outside in front of the restaurant waiting. If you are hungry, avoid coming here after Sunday church rush hour time. Saturday is a better weekend day. It was crowded and there were just about 2 people pushing the carts around and they also clear the tables. I came with a party of 4 adults and 4 kids. We waited for about ten minutes. Recommended: 1. Studded eggplants were tasty and flavorful, big pieces compared to other dim sum restaurants 2. Steamed gallon was fresh hot and good with adequate portions of leafy and stem parts 3. Chicken feet are well seasoned and flavorful, not as greasy as other dim sum places that serve chicken feet. It has an herbal flavor too. 4. My daughter likes the egg drop soup here. Cons: 1. Finding a parking space was a challenge 2. Hac Cao skin is thicker than other dim sum places. My son who loves hac cao didn't like eating hac cao here. 3. Tripe was a bit on the chewier and tougher side compared to other braised beef trip at other dim sum places. 4. Service was mediocre for a dim sum restaurant. 5. Xa xiu pork is on the dry side, not that fresh. My family and friends family did enjoy eating dim sum here. I sure do want to come back to try a few other items that didn't came out until the end when my party was top full."

"A very good option if you are craving din sum! Great variety of dishes and the staff is always attentive when we come here. They also bring around carts with dishes ready to grab if you are craving something you don't want to wait for. Parking can be tricky sometimes in the area so it might require a bit of a walk."

"Food is always delicious and fast! One of the best dim sum places in Orlando. Everything is fresh and the waiting time isn’t so bad. Saturdays and Sundays is the actual dim sum! They open at 10 am. I’ve been going here for years and I recommend it 9/10! Service is pretty good too"