While in Raleigh for a fiber festival this restaurant was recommended. Eight of us were seated immediately at a round table. Everyone enjoyed their meal...accommodations were made for gluten free, heat level and types of rice. We had the best server. She was well versed in the menu and so personable. Definitely will return!!!

So surprised to see a couple of Filipino dishes on their menu. I mean, the Shanghai eggrolls were definitely spot on Lumpia (Filipino eggrolls). And they even label one of their noodles as Filipino. Loved the lumpia and pancit The service was great too!! And we didn't have to wait to be seated.

Very good Chinese food! Just how I remembered it. Egg rolls on point. Prices are really good. Service was good we went on Christmas eve. They were super busy. We will definitely be back. They are closed on Mondays FYI! We went back the following Monday. We didn't realize that!

Service is very attentive and nice servers. She constantly checked on me and refilled my water. They also pack your leftovers for you at the table which is a nice gesture. It was my first time here. I'll def be back again. I ordered the spring rolls and fried dumplings and also a hot sour soup. So yummy. And the chili oil on the side is delicious!!!!

If you really like Chinese food then you know it's hard to find carryout food like New Jersey or DC Chinese carryout anywhere else. However- this place is just like it. I've been on the hunt for a long time for the best spot and right now this is it. The staff is also super patient and friendly, and the restaurant is nice inside if you want to dine in. I can tell I'm late to discovering it by the amount of people who were picking up orders and dining inside the restaurant but at least I found it. It's also in a cute shopping center with an ice cream spot among other places. The portions are very generous and the prices are great. The general tso chicken is actually one of the best I've ever had and if you look at the description they describe it as "tender chunks of chicken cooked over a flame" and it tastes just like that. The fried rice is VERY generous with the amount of shrimp or whatever protein(s) you choose in it. I also really enjoyed that imperial delight entree. I've been frequenting this place since I found it!

Imperial Garden is my favorite spot in The Triangle for Chinese. The staff is very friendly and on top of things. The menu is large and so you should be able to find what your taste buds are after. They no longer have the buffet. This provides additional dining space though. They do take out orders as well. I don't think that phone ever stopped ringing while I was there so they stay very busy. On my most recent visit, I went with the egg roll and grilled shrimp with lobster sauce. It came with fried rice as well. In February I had the beef and broccoli combination and enjoyed that as well.

Despite living a mile and a half away, I have never actually eaten at Imperial Garden until tonight, but have gotten takeout several times. Well, my 13 year old son and I were both blown away. The service was top notch and so was the food. My son had never had a Pu Pu platter, so we went old school and started with that as our appetizer. I didn't expect to love everything on the Pu Pu platter, but it was all delicious. Had I known that we would have devoured the appetizer, I would've ordered our entrées differently. He had the Kung pow chicken and I had the imperial Garden delight. Both dishes were very good, but we were kind of full from the Pu Pu platter, so we had a ton to take home. Our server packed everything neatly in to-go boxes, which was greatly appreciated. My son and I left with full bellies, questioning why we had never eaten there before and planning on our next visit!