Ming's Bistro: Experience the Best Dim Sum and Seafood in Orlando

This place is very simple and straightforward Chinese. No frills. Came here craving dim sum and I won't lie, it's because our favorite spot is closed. So we wanted to try something new. Parking here was a nightmare at 6:30pm on a Saturday. Impossible almost. But once we sat down and ordered our food came out hot and quickly. We ordered several different varieties split between us two and left here so stuffed it physically hurt. The shrimp and eggplant and the steam roast pork bun were some of the best I've EVER had, but the sui mai were alittle lacking. I was very happy with the sesame balls here as well. So chewy and delicious. Not sure if they have a bigger lunch crowd but dinner was a bit empty. Great dim sum. Good price. Would come back here again.

We came here on a Saturday for the dim sum and had a really great time. As soon as we sat down, our server explained everything to us and got us our drinks. She was very sweet and helpful the entire time, and let us know we could get things from the cart and order from the menu. We ended up doing both and it was a nice experience to be able to do both. I really liked the variety of dumplings and dim sum we were able to get and how hot it came out after we ordered. Some of my favorites were the siu mai, the bao buns, the shrimp balls, and the shrimp rice paste. I recommend trying this place out.

I loved this simple and delicious Chinese restaurant. We went for a sit down dinner on a Friday evening. Service was a bit slow, but the food was absolutely delicious. My husband got Mongolian beef and I got shrimp lo mein. Portions are generous. The decor is simple and lets the food star as the main attraction of this place. We plan to return and get take out from here. Just beware the parking can be difficult so account for that before arriving. Otherwise this restaurant is a real gem like all the other Asian places in the Mills district.

We walked in for week day lunch for Dim Sum. We just sat down and the waiter approached us to ask how many. We picked out what we wanted on the card. Service was fast and brought us water immediately after we sat down. Food came quick. Now, all the haters on this review and thought service was terrible or you think these immigrant workers are rude. Whatever!!! If you want authentic Cantonese family style dim sum with out the frilly stuff. When you go here, make sure you know what you want to eat. The dumplings and food were all fresh and yummy and I did not taste any MSG and stuff. Will definitely be coming back for more with my family.

I adore this place because it feels like you're a local with secret knowledge about a hidden gem. Like some guide took you off the beaten path & introduced you to authentic local cuisine but it's right in the heart of Orlando! (How many times have I driven past it & not known it was even there?!?) The food reminds me of the Chinese food I used to eat when I was a little girl. I highly recommend (from the Dim Sum menu) the Shrimp Dumplings & the Pork Fried Dumplings - (& from the main menu) the House Special Fried Rice. **More recommendations to come as I haven't had the chance to try everything... yet... And the portions are huge! Bring a friend & an appetite - bring a friend with an appetite... or... you can always bring the leftovers home. (It's always better the next morning... with fried eggs on top. * wink * )

Ming Bistro serves excellent Chinese dim sum—fresh, flavorful, and consistently good. Like everywhere these days, prices have gone up quite a bit, but the quality of the food and service makes it worthwhile. The only area that could use some improvement is the décor and overall atmosphere, which could be refreshed to match the high standard of the food.

This is a great place for a large family. We order several dishes and share. Food is consistantly the same and not good one day and bad the next visit. I am not allowed to get take out from the quick place next to the grocery store or my grand kids will be very disappointed. Favorites for the kids of course is fried rice, mae fun, kung poa chicken, and rice noodles.

Food is good all around. You have to order dimsum. They don’t have the cart. I appreciate upfront pricing and clearly written. A lot of times when I go to Chinese restaurant I fell scam because it’s written on Chinese and I have no idea what I’m being charged. We eat here on occasion.