So far I like Canton Tea Gardens. I had some sweet and sour chicken from the place and it had good flavor. We got some of the green beans as well, and those were really good. I shared them with the baby and she was a fan as well--oddly, she especially seemed to like the onion that they're stir fried with. The BBQ pork fried rice is pretty good as well, but if you call to order it they say they don't have that, just "regular pork fried rice". It actually makes me wonder if I'm ordering with the restaurant directly or if when I call it's routing to some third-party service, but at any rate they give me the rice I ordered. Moo shoo has also been a hit, and the kiddo seems to like it pretty well too. Service has been friendly, and they take ApplePay. There's not much parking here, and it's all street. But it also seems to be mostly a takeout place; when I've gone in I've encountered more folks picking up than eating in. I can't say I won't continue to explore nearby Chinese restaurants but this one is what I'd consider home base.

Large, clean place with very friendly people and good prices. The first place I've ever seen with both Mei fun and chow fun on the menu, that's a good sign. Tea was served at each table, signaling a very traditional restaurant. I had the Singapore Mei Fun. There was a lot of meat. I got a whiff of curry but it's so spicy you can't taste it. Thumbs up. She went with Chicken Kow, which is moo goo gai pan without the moo or something like that. She liked it. Since that first visit we ordered delivery from them and the food was just as good at home. It's now one of our favorite go-to places.