Once you exit the elevators, turn left (I mention this because it can be a bit confusing). You'll arrive at a lobby/host area that serves both Ming II and Mehndi. If you're interested in traditional Indian cuisine, head to Mehndi; for Indo-Chinese, go to Ming II. We arrived about 15 minutes early for our reservation, but they graciously seated us.
The interior of the restaurant was lovely, featuring high wood-planked ceilings that made it feel quite unique.
For appetizers, we ordered the Veg Spring Rolls, which were nicely filled and not greasy—three came on a plate, although they were oddly cut in half. The Golden Fried Mushrooms were perfectly battered, with a slight crispiness and coat...
Fancy asian food with fancy prices. Too expensive for okay food if you ask me. Nothing was bad...but nothing really impressed us either. Drums of Heaven was pretty good, good sauce. Asian calamari was weird. We got 3-4 diff entrees like chili chicken, kung po chicken etc but honestly the sauces all tasted very similiar to tell which was which. The food was whatever but the drinks were bomb though I must say! I got the lychee martini...twice! They have a whole book of cocktails which is great for variety but hard to pick. My husband got some apple bourbon drink which he also really liked. We made a reservation but we still ended up waiting for a while. The nice thing is that they have a siste...
This is one of the fav restaurants for Indo Chinese. We were here last night celebrating some life events. Weekday so we got the table easily. Settled ourselves and ordered Drums of heaven People like us, missing Indian chicken lollypop, this is the closest you can get. Chili Garlic Noodles Chili Garlic Rice Hakka Noodles All three items in chicken. Well prepared (but a bit oily) that's fine though. The portion is more than sufficient for one person. Service ambience, it's all top notch. They increased their price, but I guess that's the case with everyone. Note: Parking ticket Don't forget to validate from reception. Parking is free.
We ordered the eggplant stuffed with paneer in Hoisin sauce, which arrived on a sizzling plate—it was delectable, and the portions were generous. However, the chili garlic fried rice was a bit disappointing; I would rate it a 3 out of 5 as it lacked the flavor and spice I was expecting.
Overall, I enjoyed the experience and am thrilled to have discovered another pan-Asian restaurant in the area. I will definitely recommend it and plan to return.
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My secret spot. Whenever I stay at the Hyatt I dine here. I normally prefer to dine solo at the bar in restaurants but I'm a sucker for a dark intimate clandestine booth environment, even alone. Cocktails are amazing, excellent wine selection, this last time I started with the Lychee Martini then moved on to a glass of their French Chardonnay. The food is incredible here. I was so hungry I didn't take pics, will do next time. Check it out!
Nice atmosphere, good service but mediocre (at best) food. Also, this is the only Asian restaurant I 've ever been to in which you need to order and pay for rice separately. If you go here, beware that in small print on the menu it says for your convenience a 20% tip will be added to your bill . when the bill comes out, it 's not itemized so unless you read the fine print, you 'd be double tipping.
Ming looks like a lounge when you walk in. Went with a group of six and tried a whole bunch of apps and mains, not one complaint about the food! Very flavorful food. I had a great drink as well, the English garden. My favorite of the shared apps was the cauliflower manchurian fried cauliflower in a delicious spicy soy sauce. I got the hot garlic chicken which had the perfect amount of spice.
I absolutely loved the atmosphere, food, and drinks at this restaurant! Everything we ordered was delicious. The highlight for me was the bar area, where we waited for our table to be ready. It's set apart from the main dining area and has a charming speakeasy vibe. The spicy chili margarita was outstanding! Plus, we even had leftovers to take home!
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I went to the Ming in Morristown and it felt like the restaurant had zero servers because they never showed up to the table. I literally had to chase them down for a glass of water. Don't go here if you expect a server with your food order!
We came here for dinner and had a good time overall. Ambience was nice and I was not expecting it being the exterior and section of the hotel its in. The service was friendly and food was good too.
Assorted Vegetable Pakoras (Fritters)
Assorted Chicken Tikka Special
Tandoori Salmon Nimbu Dhaniya
Masala De Mantequilla Paneer
Curry De Pollo Estilo Casero
Chandni Chowk Ki Papri Chaat
Masala De Patata Y Coliflor
Chuletón De Cordero Masala
Paneer Methi Malai Mattar
Hari Mirch Paneer Bhurjee
