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]]> http://www.foodielifestyle.com/2008/01/13/ming-edison-nj/comment-page-1/#comment-143 John Sun, 06 Apr 2008 13:00:14 +0000 http://foodielifestyle.com/2008/01/13/ming-edison-nj/#comment-143 My wife and I and son, 9, just ate at Ming 2, in Morristown, and can confirm your review. The atmosphere of the place was different, especially for the boring suburbs, but .... My wife has been up all night with stomach cramps and dry mouth. I woke up in the middle of the night feeling like I'd eaten a bucket of salt. I was very put off at being charged $7 for a bowl of rice - $7 for maybe 50 cents worth of raw ingredients! (I couldn't help thinking, as I ate this crazy rice, about all the times I used to hear about people starving in India.) The wait staff was very attentive, but our guy knew zero about wine yet pretended to be an expert. All told, a v. disappointing experience, as we had driven 45 minutes to get there and were charged an arm and a leg for what was essentially tasty but ultimately greasy, MSG'd) Chinese food - not the delicate "Pan Asian" that the company advertises. In fact, 75% of the other patrons were of Indian descent, with a few other Asians. When is someone in NJ going to figure out that there are masses of people who like good food and atmosphere but want the real thing, not an ersazt experience. My wife and I and son, 9, just ate at Ming 2, in Morristown, and can confirm your review. The atmosphere of the place was different, especially for the boring suburbs, but …. My wife has been up all night with stomach cramps and dry mouth. I woke up in the middle of the night feeling like I’d eaten a bucket of salt. I was very put off at being charged $7 for a bowl of rice – $7 for maybe 50 cents worth of raw ingredients! (I couldn’t help thinking, as I ate this crazy rice, about all the times I used to hear about people starving in India.) The wait staff was very attentive, but our guy knew zero about wine yet pretended to be an expert.
All told, a v. disappointing experience, as we had driven 45 minutes to get there and were charged an arm and a leg for what was essentially tasty but ultimately greasy, MSG’d) Chinese food – not the delicate “Pan Asian” that the company advertises. In fact, 75% of the other patrons were of Indian descent, with a few other Asians.
When is someone in NJ going to figure out that there are masses of people who like good food and atmosphere but want the real thing, not an ersazt experience.

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