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alex-c — 2013-10-29T20:48:54Z

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	+ ------ + ''2013-10-29 16:48:54'' [[nbsp]] I used to love this place, but if my experience today and the majority of recent reviews posted here are anything to go by, this place is sliding downhill. I ordered a pork Singapore mei fun noodle, and it was at best mediocre. They were stingy with the meat and Chinese vegetables, but they sure put in a LOT of zuccini and summer squash, which are a) NOT Chinese, and b) extremely cheap this time of year. I also ordered a side of tom yum soup, and once again, it was about half cheap squash, with very few traditional vegetables. What a gyp! + + I mean, I'm all for using fresh, local vegetables, and I might even try this combination at home, but not for paying customers who are looking for something at least a little exotic. Filling your dishes with the cheapest crap you just bought at the public market is NOT the way to get repeat customers. I spent $10 for lunch, and felt I only got $5 worth of food! This might be the way to run a school cafeteria, but not a for-profit restaurant. + + And, while we're talking about the place, would it kill them to at least TRY cleaning the place up a bit? The floor was beyond dirty, it was FILTHY! It obviously hadn't been even swept (much less actually mopped) in days! The place is a pigsty! Sorry, I take that back-I've seen pigstys that were cleaner than this place! + + Well, this place used to be good for a quick, cheap meal, but it's no longer cheap, clean, or very good it seems. I doubt that I'll ever come back. You can do better for price and quality at just about ANY other Chinese place in town. + + --["Users/alex-c"]

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jgerek — 2013-10-29T13:43:07Z

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EileenF — 2013-08-12T21:49:48Z

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EileenF — 2013-08-12T21:49:18Z

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- '''Ming's Noodles''' is a ["Chinese food" Chinese] restaurant in ["Swillburg"]. They were voted "Best Chinese Restaurant" in ["City Newspaper"]'s Best Of Awards in 2006.[[Footnote(http://www.rochestercitynewspaper.com/archives/2006/11/Readers++choice)]]	+ '''Ming's Noodles''' is a ["Chinese food" Chinese] restaurant in ["Swillburg"]. The [http://MingsNoodle.com menu] includes plenty of noodles, either in soup or pan-fried, including soba (buckwheat) and two bean-based noodles, but also includes Teriyaki and other specialties Ming likes to make, along with standard Cantonese-American dinner entrees.
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	+ + They were voted "Best Chinese Restaurant" in ["City Newspaper"]'s Best Of Awards in 2006.[[Footnote(http://www.rochestercitynewspaper.com/archives/2006/11/Readers++choice)]]

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EileenF — 2013-08-12T21:46:39Z

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- [[Image(470.jpg, "Kelly Shi fluffs a pot of rice, 2005, by ["Users/JohnLam" John Lam]", 340, right, thumbnail,noborder)]] - ## (cc) Creative Commons - From the outside, '''Ming's''' looks like just another small ["Chinese"] take-out in the ["South Wedge"] neighborhood, except at dinnertime, when the kitchen hops, and aromas permeate the neighborhood, whetting a giant appetite. Once inside, Chef Ming and Chicken Wing cook food Cantonese style as tasty as anyone can in Rochester. Granted, though quite yummy and nutritious, it's not authentic Cantonese food, not even necessarily healthful food, just Cantonese-style fast food. Given his supply chain and his customers, like for most restaurants, a seasonal menu with authentic ingredients comes hard. Ming merely tries to make a living, not to educate his clientele.	+ '''Ming's Noodles''' is a ["Chinese food" Chinese] restaurant in ["Swillburg"]. They were voted "Best Chinese Restaurant" in ["City Newspaper"]'s Best Of Awards in 2006.[[Footnote(http://www.rochestercitynewspaper.com/archives/2006/11/Readers++choice)]]
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- The [http://MingsNoodle.com menu] includes plenty of noodles, either in soup or pan-fried, including soba (buckwheat) and two bean-based noodles, but also includes Teriyaki and other specialties Ming likes to make, along with standard Cantonese-American dinner entrees. - - Five tables of two, combinable for larger groups, provide space for eat-in dining, and often fill up at dinnertime. They take no reservations, but rarely does waiting take long, and the take-out counter flows with steady bustle of orders. - - Ming's was voted "Best Chinese Restaurant" in ["City Newspaper"]'s Best Of Awards in 2006.[[Footnote(http://www.rochestercitynewspaper.com/archives/2006/11/Readers++choice)]] - - Note that their website was done by an outside company and then they switched away from using that outside company for deliveries. So if you go to their old website, it redirects you to Yummy Garden. The website listed above [http://www.mingsnoodle.com/] is up to date. Also, Ming's Noodles, despite the similar name, is not related to ["New Ming"]. Before ["Flavors of Asia"] opened, that was the location of the first of Ming's restaurants so the current Ming's Noodles was formerly known as Ming's II.	+ Ming's was previously located in ["Flavors of Asia"]'s current space. When they moved to their present location, they were known briefly as Ming II. Despite their similar names, Ming's Noodles is not affiliated with ["New Ming"].

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mrsdoran — 2012-07-13T15:20:20Z

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	+ ------ + ''2012-07-13 11:20:20'' [[nbsp]] I had always loved this place but it is not as good as it once was :( We decided to eat in. Back in the day they would have brought out fresh fried crispy noodles with duck sause to snack on...they don't do this anymore. They place kinda smelled like garbage(it was hot) and lets face it the place could used a really good cleaning and maybe some new paint. It seemed really slow. When I got my food I couldn't help but notice how small my portion was. It was about 1/2 cup of food for $10. I understand the economy has hit this place hard. Unfortunately this was my last visit to mings. --["Users/mrsdoran"]

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jgerek — 2012-03-14T15:14:36Z

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- From the outside, '''Ming's''' looks like just another small ["Chinese"] take-out, except at dinnertime, when the kitchen hops, and aromas permeate the neighborhood, whetting a giant appetite. Once inside, Chef Ming and Chicken Wing cook food Cantonese style as tasty as anyone can in Rochester. Granted, though quite yummy and nutritious, it's not authentic Cantonese food, not even necessarily healthful food, just Cantonese-style fast food. Given his supply chain and his customers, like for most restaurants, a seasonal menu with authentic ingredients comes hard. Ming merely tries to make a living, not to educate his clientele.	+ From the outside, '''Ming's''' looks like just another small ["Chinese"] take-out in the ["South Wedge"] neighborhood, except at dinnertime, when the kitchen hops, and aromas permeate the neighborhood, whetting a giant appetite. Once inside, Chef Ming and Chicken Wing cook food Cantonese style as tasty as anyone can in Rochester. Granted, though quite yummy and nutritious, it's not authentic Cantonese food, not even necessarily healthful food, just Cantonese-style fast food. Given his supply chain and his customers, like for most restaurants, a seasonal menu with authentic ingredients comes hard. Ming merely tries to make a living, not to educate his clientele.
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- The [http://MingsNoodle.com menu] includes plenty of noodles, either in soup or pan-fried, including soba (buckwheat) and two bean-based noodles introduced last year, but also includes Teriyaki and other specialties Ming likes to make, along with standard Cantonese-American dinner entrees.	+ The [http://MingsNoodle.com menu] includes plenty of noodles, either in soup or pan-fried, including soba (buckwheat) and two bean-based noodles, but also includes Teriyaki and other specialties Ming likes to make, along with standard Cantonese-American dinner entrees.
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- Note that their website was done by an outside company and then they switched away from using that outside company for deliveries. So if you go to their old website, it redirects you to Yummy Garden. The website listed above [http://www.mingsnoodle.com/] is up to date. Also, Ming's Noodles, despite the similar name, is not related to ["New Ming"]. Before ["Flavors of Asia"] opened, it was the first of Ming's restaurant so Ming's Noodles was known as Ming's II.	+ Note that their website was done by an outside company and then they switched away from using that outside company for deliveries. So if you go to their old website, it redirects you to Yummy Garden. The website listed above [http://www.mingsnoodle.com/] is up to date. Also, Ming's Noodles, despite the similar name, is not related to ["New Ming"]. Before ["Flavors of Asia"] opened, that was the location of the first of Ming's restaurants so the current Ming's Noodles was formerly known as Ming's II.

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ikiwcor — 2012-02-10T20:56:03Z

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	+ ------ + ''2012-02-10 15:56:03'' [[nbsp]] Excellent for Take Out! --["Users/Ikiwcor"]

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DaveWong — 2011-07-21T17:20:48Z

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	+ ------ + ''2011-07-21 13:20:48'' [[nbsp]] I had their Mango smoothies and it tasted awesome, I believe they used fresh fruit, it was great especially on this hot (almost 100 degree) summer day. The price was good too at $3.25 for my smoothy --["Users/DaveWong"]

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gxb0483 — 2011-06-20T13:42:16Z

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	+ ------ + ''2011-06-20 09:42:16'' [[nbsp]] Fantastic Food! small but cheap! + --["Users/gxb0483"]

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peteb — 2011-06-14T22:02:25Z

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mooster42000 — 2011-06-14T11:07:47Z

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	+ ------ + ''2011-06-14 07:07:47'' [[nbsp]] This place is great--if you like being treated with hostility by some guy that must think his food is way better than it is. I had been here a handful of times before, never having a problem with the woman who usually waits tables, but I came in yesterday for one of the worst lunch experiences I've ever had. Larry, I think his name is, ignored me when I came in and said hi, even though I was the only one in the place! He gave me a menu and I sat down; not a minute later, he came to my table bearing down on me even though I was still looking at the menu and clearly hadn't made up my mind yet. When my food was ready, he thrust it in front of me, (with no response to my "thank you", of course). I was polite as heck to this guy and he didn't say a word to me the entire time I was there, even though he was all chummy to a guy who came in halfway through my lunch, so it's not like he doesn't speak English or something. I'm sorry, Larry, for having the nerve to come into your restaurant, be cheerful and polite, and give you business on what seemed to be a slow day. I will NOT be back. --["Users/mooster42000"]

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	+ ------ + ''2011-01-14 23:15:27'' [[nbsp]] Great food here, went down there once and the owner made a dish specially for us, it was delicious! Best restaurant ever! <3 --["Users/ChanLam"]

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peteb — 2010-06-30T21:19:20Z

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JasonOlshefsky — 2010-02-07T20:53:14Z

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	+ ------ + ''2010-01-10 20:06:20'' [[nbsp]] Simply great food and my favourite all over rochester --["Users/Sandyfurns"]

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	+ ------ + ''2009-10-08 16:30:24'' [[nbsp]] Went here the other night with a friend and had a pleasant experience. Though the interior is small and kind of a hole in the wall place, the rest of this restaurant's qualities more than make up for it. For one, it's nice to have a place to eat that's open until 11PM in the area, as every other place closes by 9 or 9:30. The prices are top notch too, most dishes are in the $6-8 range and they arrive very quickly as they're cooked in a wok. Everything I've had here tastes fresh, flavorful perfectly cooked. Nothing like a wok to keep the vegetables at a nice crisp texture, but still well cooked. + + I had the curry chicken ho fun and my friend had the mango pan-fried noodle. Both were excellent, though I prefer a bit more curry flavor with mine, but that's a personal preference. + + All in all, a good choice for a quick, cheap, delicious no frills meal. --["Users/AlexD1234"]

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	+ ------ + ''2009-10-03 14:52:29'' [[nbsp]] Good for what's in their name - noodles. We like the Singapore and pan-fried noodles. The rest of the dishes are so-so, except for curry chicken. The kung-pao (or cashew) chicken comes with deep fried chicken, which makes it overwhelmingly rich. Vegetables with garlic sauce was too runny with near raw vegetables. --["Users/MVP"]

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eastsidestephen — 2009-07-26T13:29:48Z

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- ------ - ''2009-07-26 07:42:44'' [[nbsp]] Though Chinese rise is the most peculiar thing to enjoy I love noodles even more. This is something you can write [http://www.rushessay.com/custom_essay.php essays] about. --["Users/JeryBoon"]

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- ------ - ''2006-04-21 18:56:37'' [[nbsp]] You can order online on the website (for either take-out or delivery). There's also room to eat in at Ming's, but it's small and loud. Better than other similarly priced Chinese take-out places. --["RachelBlumenthal"] - ------ - ''2006-08-05 10:13:13'' [[nbsp]] The only place in town to get authentic, NYC-style noodle dishes. Oh yes, they also prepare anything and everything in less than ten minutes and their prices are ridiculously low. --["RochesterGuy"] - ------ - ''2006-08-17 11:29:15'' [[nbsp]] Along with ["Ming's II"], the best noodles anywhere. --["RichardSarkis"] - ------ - ''2006-08-24 13:02:42'' [[nbsp]] I've gone to Ming's since it opened back in the late 90s. It's being awesome, love the Hong Kong Pan fried noodle, it's as close to Hong Kong without going there. What's with NYC style? It's Hong Kong style! --["DaveWong"] - ------ - ''2006-08-28 18:23:00'' [[nbsp]] I ordered my food online-- delivery was quite prompt (they do warn you on the website that you'd have to wait an hour for your order to arrive-- if you're an impatient person it's better to pick your order up yourself). The food itself was quite yummy-- I had combo egg foo young, subgum wonton soup, and mongolian beef (although it wasn't as spicy as I was hoping for-- make sure you order it extra spicy if you like it that way). --["CatherineConnolly"] - ------ - ''2007-02-05 09:29:51'' [[nbsp]] better than most chinese take out in the area. You can sit down here, but i wouldn't recommend it. --["NjTourist"] - ------ - ''2007-02-06 19:05:58'' [[nbsp]] The food is good, but the last time I went into the Monroe Avenue location, they made a mistake on my order and gave me fried spring rolls instead of the fresh ones and when I came back to return them for the right ones, they proceeded to be really mean to me about it and then the lady made my fresh spring rolls with out wearing gloves, and I just ended up throwing them out, so needless to say I was hungry and disappointed --["MaggieSmith"] - ------ - ''2007-02-06 20:14:08'' [[nbsp]] Hi Maggie--the Monroe Ave location, ["Ming's II"], is not owned by the same people as Ming's. I think they were at one point, but not anymore. --["RachelBlumenthal"] - ------ - ''2007-02-07 12:27:24'' [[nbsp]] I think the owners were business partners, each managing one restaurant. At least, thats what I gathered over the years. --["RichardSarkis"] - ------ - ''2007-07-03 09:46:03'' [[nbsp]] I've been a regular customer here and food is always good. And to my surprise they just started doing bubble tea. But the surprise doesn't stop here yet. They actually have the best bubble tea outside Taiwan which is pretty amazing. I strongly recommend people try their bubble tea and smoothies with konjac jelly. --["AliceChang"]	+ [http://rocwiki.org/Wiki_Settings/Images?sendfile=true&file=talkicon.png] '''See ["/Comments" Archive Page] for comments prior to 2008.'''

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BradMandell — 2009-07-26T12:38:20Z

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	+ ------ + ''2009-07-26 07:42:44'' [[nbsp]] Though Chinese rise is the most peculiar thing to enjoy I love noodles even more. This is something you can write [http://www.rushessay.com/custom_essay.php essays] about. --["Users/JeryBoon"]

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	+ ------ + ''2009-04-15 22:56:48'' [[nbsp]] I had my first lunch at Ming's today-vegetables with crispy noodles. The dish was very tasty. The atmosphere, of course, is nothing to write home about. Kind of a hole in the wall place, but I like those kind of restaurants. Yes, the lady did look mean, but she was very friendly. Overall, I'd certainly be willing to go back and try some more dishes. Judging on this one experience, though, I'd have to say that my meal at New Ming was better. --["Users/mooster42000"]

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AngusDavis — 2008-12-24T18:57:07Z

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- The [http://MingsNoodles.com menu] includes plenty of noodles, either in soup or pan-fried, including soba (buckwheat) and two bean-based noodles introduced last year, but also includes Teriyaki and other specialties Ming likes to make, along with standard Cantonese-American dinner entrees.	+ The [http://MingsNoodle.com menu] includes plenty of noodles, either in soup or pan-fried, including soba (buckwheat) and two bean-based noodles introduced last year, but also includes Teriyaki and other specialties Ming likes to make, along with standard Cantonese-American dinner entrees.

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alexandergartley — 2008-11-18T18:13:46Z

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alexandergartley — 2008-11-18T18:12:56Z

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- From the outside, Ming's looks like just another small ["Chinese"] take-out, except at dinnertime, when the kitchen hops, and aromas permeate the neighborhood, whetting a giant appetite. Once inside, Chef Ming and Chicken Wing cook food Cantonese style as tasty as anyone can in Rochester. Granted, though quite yummy and nutritious, it's not authentic Cantonese food, not even necessarily healthful food, just Cantonese-style fast food. Given his supply chain and his customers, like for most restaurants, a seasonal menu with authentic ingredients comes hard. Ming merely tries to make a living, not to educate his clientele.	+ From the outside, '''Ming's''' looks like just another small ["Chinese"] take-out, except at dinnertime, when the kitchen hops, and aromas permeate the neighborhood, whetting a giant appetite. Once inside, Chef Ming and Chicken Wing cook food Cantonese style as tasty as anyone can in Rochester. Granted, though quite yummy and nutritious, it's not authentic Cantonese food, not even necessarily healthful food, just Cantonese-style fast food. Given his supply chain and his customers, like for most restaurants, a seasonal menu with authentic ingredients comes hard. Ming merely tries to make a living, not to educate his clientele.

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- ''2006-08-17 11:29:15'' [[nbsp]] Along with ["New Ming" Ming's II], the best noodles anywhere. --["RichardSarkis"]	+ ''2006-08-17 11:29:15'' [[nbsp]] Along with ["Ming's II"], the best noodles anywhere. --["RichardSarkis"]

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alexandergartley — 2008-07-08T15:37:19Z

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alexandergartley — 2008-07-08T15:35:39Z

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- From the outside, Ming's looks like just another small Chinese take-out, except at dinnertime, when the kitchen hops, and aromas permeate the neighborhood, whetting a giant appetite. Once inside, Chef Ming and Chicken Wing cook food Cantonese style as tasty as anyone can in Rochester. Granted, though quite yummy and nutritious, it's not authentic Cantonese food, not even necessarily healthful food, just Cantonese-style fast food. Given his supply chain and his customers, like for most restaurants, a seasonal menu with authentic ingredients comes hard. Ming merely tries to make a living, not to educate his clientele.	+ From the outside, Ming's looks like just another small ["Chinese"] take-out, except at dinnertime, when the kitchen hops, and aromas permeate the neighborhood, whetting a giant appetite. Once inside, Chef Ming and Chicken Wing cook food Cantonese style as tasty as anyone can in Rochester. Granted, though quite yummy and nutritious, it's not authentic Cantonese food, not even necessarily healthful food, just Cantonese-style fast food. Given his supply chain and his customers, like for most restaurants, a seasonal menu with authentic ingredients comes hard. Ming merely tries to make a living, not to educate his clientele.

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OneLove — 2008-06-27T04:24:06Z

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	+ ------ + ''2008-06-27 00:24:06'' [[nbsp]] The garlic fried rice was delicious. It is definitely one of the better options for Chinese take out! --["Users/OneLove"]

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TippingPoint — 2008-06-25T18:26:52Z

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	+ ------ + ''2008-06-25 14:26:52'' [[nbsp]] Great little joint. Some of their menu tends to be too salty, and I am a lover of salt, but still good nevertheless. The woman who works there (owner?) might come across as rude with her piercing eyes, but she is actually a nice person. --["Users/TippingPoint"]

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NateMcBean — 2008-05-11T23:28:04Z

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	+ + Note that their website was done by an outside company and then they switched away from using that outside company for deliveries. So if you go to their old website, it redirects you to Yummy Garden. The website listed above [http://www.mingsnoodle.com/] is up to date.

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alexandergartley — 2008-05-07T18:23:59Z

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RickUrwin — 2008-05-06T00:12:43Z

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	+ ------ + ''2008-05-05 19:12:43'' [[nbsp]] I believe that Ming's is just about my favorite in Rochester, well 80% of time. Inconsistent Garlic Chicken the other 20% of the time. Still love them though. ^_^ --["RickUrwin"]

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	+ ------ + ''2008-04-25 02:04:01'' [[nbsp]] I'm a big fan of the house special pan fried noodles at Ming's :) --["NathanHenderson"]

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DottieHoffmann — 2008-04-24T23:47:45Z

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DottieHoffmann — 2008-04-24T23:46:54Z

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EnishaCray — 2008-03-29T18:06:22Z

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	+ ------ + ''2008-03-29 13:06:22'' [[nbsp]] The best vegatable fried rice in town!!! --["EnishaCray"]

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	+ ------ + ''2008-03-02 19:40:55'' [[nbsp]] So wonderful. What is nicer than a hot plate of noodles on a cold Rochester day? Nothing. Mings is the very best. --["ClareDygert"]

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alexandergartley — 2008-01-28T21:13:47Z

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	+ + Ming's was voted "Best Chinese Restaurant" in ["City Newspaper"]'s Best Of Awards in 2006.[[Footnote(http://www.rochestercitynewspaper.com/archives/2006/11/Readers++choice)]]

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AliceChang — 2007-07-03T13:46:03Z

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	+ ------ + ''2007-07-03 09:46:03'' [[nbsp]] I've been a regular customer here and food is always good. And to my surprise they just started doing bubble tea. But the surprise doesn't stop here yet. They actually have the best bubble tea outside Taiwan which is pretty amazing. I strongly recommend people try their bubble tea and smoothies with konjac jelly. --["AliceChang"]

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RichardSarkis — 2007-02-07T17:27:24Z

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	+ ------ + ''2007-02-07 12:27:24'' [[nbsp]] I think the owners were business partners, each managing one restaurant. At least, thats what I gathered over the years. --["RichardSarkis"]

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	+ ------ + ''2007-02-06 20:14:08'' [[nbsp]] Hi Maggie--the Monroe Ave location, ["Ming's II"], is not owned by the same people as Ming's. I think they were at one point, but not anymore. --["RachelBlumenthal"]

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	+ ------ + ''2007-02-06 19:05:58'' [[nbsp]] The food is good, but the last time I went into the Monroe Avenue location, they made a mistake on my order and gave me fried spring rolls instead of the fresh ones and when I came back to return them for the right ones, they proceeded to be really mean to me about it and then the lady made my fresh spring rolls with out wearing gloves, and I just ended up throwing them out, so needless to say I was hungry and disappointed --["MaggieSmith"]

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	+ ------ + ''2007-02-05 09:29:51'' [[nbsp]] better than most chinese take out in the area. You can sit down here, but i wouldn't recommend it. --["NjTourist"]

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	+ ------ + ''2006-08-28 18:23:00'' [[nbsp]] I ordered my food online-- delivery was quite prompt (they do warn you on the website that you'd have to wait an hour for your order to arrive-- if you're an impatient person it's better to pick your order up yourself). The food itself was quite yummy-- I had combo egg foo young, subgum wonton soup, and mongolian beef (although it wasn't as spicy as I was hoping for-- make sure you order it extra spicy if you like it that way). --["CatherineConnolly"]

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	+ ------ + ''2006-08-24 13:02:42'' [[nbsp]] I've gone to Ming's since it opened back in the late 90s. It's being awesome, love the Hong Kong Pan fried noodle, it's as close to Hong Kong without going there. What's with NYC style? It's Hong Kong style! --["DaveWong"]

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RichardSarkis — 2006-08-17T18:29:15Z

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	+ ------ + ''2006-08-17 11:29:15'' [[nbsp]] Along with Ming's II, the best noodles anywhere. --["RichardSarkis"]

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benmargolis — 2006-08-17T16:00:16Z

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	+ ------ + ''2006-08-05 10:13:13'' [[nbsp]] The only place in town to get authentic, NYC-style noodle dishes. Oh yes, they also prepare anything and everything in less than ten minutes and their prices are ridiculously low. --["RochesterGuy"]

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JohnLam — 2006-04-22T07:01:09Z

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RachelBlumenthal — 2006-04-21T20:56:37Z

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	+ ------ + ''2006-04-21 18:56:37'' [[nbsp]] You can order online on the website (for either take-out or delivery). There's also room to eat in at Ming's, but it's small and loud. Better than other similarly priced Chinese take-out places. --["RachelBlumenthal"]

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RachelBlumenthal — 2006-04-21T20:55:16Z

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