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Ming's Garden 

3640 S. Highland Dr
Salt Lake City, Utah 84106
Millcreek
801-272-2091

Hours: Open Sunday
Ming is a Chinese chef with more than 18 years of experience, and all of the great tasting dishes at Ming's Garden are proof of Ming's abilities.

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Ming is a Chinese chef with more than 18 years of experience, and all of the great-tasting dishes at Ming's Garden are proof of Ming's abilities. Having owned a restaurant in San Francisco for more than 10 years, Ming is now in Salt Lake City continuing with his cooking traditions. The Chinese menu ranges from hot and sour soup and mu shu pork to ma por bean cakes, pon pon chicken, honey-walnut prawns and calamari with spicy salt. Vegetarians will appreciate the broccoli with garlic sauce, braised tofu, mu shu veggies and spicy salted tofu. For something special, try the seafood in a clay hot pot or pork chop on a sizzling hot plate. Ming's also offers free delivery with a minimum purchase.

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Price: $ - Inexpensive
Payment Type: Accept Credit Cards

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  • B.b.q Pork

    pork loin

    8.75

  • Wonton Soup

    b.b.q pork, snow pea, mushroom, carrot, pork, wonton pork, prawns, wonton wrapper

    Bowl:  8.50

  • Curry Mix Vegetable

    broccoli, carrot, yellow onion, snow pea, water chestnut, mushroom, baby corn, bell pepper, celery, baby bak choy, yellow curry

    9.50

  • Prawns With Mix Vegetable

    prawns, broccoli, carrot, yellow onion, snow pea, water chestnut, mushroom, baby corn, bell pepper, celery, baby bak choy

    12.50

  • Prawn Chow Ho-foon

    prawn, bean spout, carrot, yellow onion, green onion, fat rice noodle

    11.25
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