Also like the Siam Orchid it seems geared toward providing a leisurely meal and does not recognize that there are some people on a time schedule. When I went there was a miscommunication between the waiter and the chef so that the wrong item was cooked, and they did not make a timely attempt to rectify the matter. When the food did come it was delicious, though, and was the quality of food I was expecting at a rather upscale restaurant.

I would classify this restaurant as a "fine Chinese dining experience"--one of the more enjoyable ones in the Orlando area. Ming Court did not offer things I recognize as home style Chinese food such as Cantonese style soups or the type of food found in west coast Chinatown districts. For "banquet style" dining, though, there was a lot from which to choose. Many Americans are used to ordering an individual plate, but this was the type of food that could easily be shared among all the diners at a table so that each could receive the maximum flavor experience from a variety of dishes.