Mr. Chen Hours: Plan Ridgewood Takeout

Mr. Chen hours are the first thing to check before heading to 59-05 Myrtle Ave in Ridgewood, Queens. This Chinese restaurant opens Tuesday through Saturday at 11 AM and Sunday at noon, with Monday closed. Tuesday through Thursday and Sunday close at 10:30 PM; Friday and Saturday extend to 11:30 PM. The practical decision is straightforward: choose an open-day lunch or evening meal, and do not assume the same start time every day. Monday is closed, and Sunday starts an hour later than the other operating days.

For a meal rather than just a schedule check, the asset describes an open kitchen, a quiet dining area and straightforward table service. Chow fun and Singapore mei fun are named examples of the Chinese staples, while the wider menu also covers Japanese and Thai options. The listing supports both eating in and ordering to go, so the useful next question is how you want to eat.

Use Mr. Chen hours to narrow that choice, then check the current menu before committing to an order. The listing includes a dollar-sign price band and weekday lunch-special hours, but it does not supply exact dish prices, reservation terms or a guaranteed collection time.

Venue: Mr. Chen, a Queens Chinese restaurant in Ridgewood, New York.
Address: 59-05 Myrtle Ave.
Schedule: Mr. Chen hours are Monday closed; Tuesday 11 AM–10:30 PM; Wednesday 11 AM–10:30 PM; Thursday 11 AM–10:30 PM; Friday 11 AM–11:30 PM; Saturday 11 AM–11:30 PM; Sunday noon–10:30 PM.
Phone: (718) 417-1008.
Rating: 3.8 out of 5 from 245 ratings in the asset.
Price signal: $; exact menu prices are not provided.
Lunch: weekday specials are listed for 11 AM–3 PM; Monday closure still applies.
Format: table service, takeout and online ordering are documented. Parking, transit instructions and booking policies are not supplied.

The weekday lunch specials are listed from 11 AM to 3 PM, but that window has to be read alongside the weekly opening schedule. Monday is closed, so the supported lunch-special planning window falls on Tuesday through Friday rather than every weekday indiscriminately. Sunday begins at noon, and the asset does not describe a weekend lunch-special offer. Treat the lunch-special window and the restaurant opening window as separate checks before deciding when to order.

The useful limit in Mr. Chen hours is therefore not just the closing time. A Tuesday lunch can fit the listed daytime special window, while a Saturday meal should be planned from the regular opening hours without assuming the same offer. The dollar-sign price indicator gives a broad budget cue, not a per-person total, a discount amount or a list of included dishes.

Start with the kind of meal you want: the asset names chow fun and Singapore mei fun among the staples and describes portions favorably. It does not identify which dishes qualify for the specials. Check the current selection and its price before ordering, rather than inferring an inclusion from a photograph or a general value review.

For evening planning, the distinction is the later Friday and Saturday finish. Those days close at 11:30 PM, compared with 10:30 PM on Tuesday through Thursday and Sunday. That extra hour is a scheduling option, not proof that every dish or order channel remains available until the final minute. Check Mr. Chen hours against your intended arrival, and ask about ordering timing if you are cutting it close. The asset does not list a last-order cutoff.

The dining description supports a quiet, low-key meal with table service and a view of an open kitchen. If your decision is between sitting down and taking food home, choose the format before relying on a closing time. An opening-hours listing alone cannot tell you how long a table meal, pickup order or delivery will take.

Online ordering and delivery are documented in the asset, and its review summary mentions quick delivery positively. That is customer feedback rather than a timing guarantee. For takeout, the most concrete operational detail concerns noodle soups: stock and noodles are packed separately. Use that evidence to compare the meal format, while checking current ordering details directly rather than assuming an arrival estimate, service radius or late-night availability.

The clearest menu starting points are chow fun and Singapore mei fun, because both are explicitly named in the restaurant description. They give you something specific to look for on the current menu without pretending that a photograph establishes an exact dish, size or price. The menu is described as covering Chinese, Japanese and Thai options, but that breadth does not establish the availability of a particular item on a particular visit.

For noodle soup, the useful comparison is about packaging rather than an invented ranking of dishes. The asset says the broth and noodles travel in separate containers, which helps avoid soggy noodles during a takeout order. Separated broth and noodles are the documented takeout detail; no reheating instruction or travel-time promise follows from it. If that format matters to you, check the current soup options before choosing.

The review summary emphasizes fresh food, solid portions, value and a quiet dining experience. Those themes help frame a decision, but they are not a substitute for the listed 3.8-out-of-5 rating from 245 ratings. Compare the specific features you need, then use the opening schedule and current ordering information to decide whether this is the right meal stop.

What are Mr. Chen hours during the week?
Tuesday through Thursday open at 11 AM and close at 10:30 PM; Friday closes at 11:30 PM after the same opening time. These are venue hours rather than a confirmed last-order cutoff. Monday has no listed service.

How do Mr. Chen hours change on Sunday?
Sunday runs from noon to 10:30 PM, rather than starting at 11 AM like the other operating days. Saturday stays open until 11:30 PM, so the two weekend schedules should not be treated as interchangeable when planning a meal.

Do Mr. Chen hours include Monday service?
No. Monday is marked closed in the weekly schedule. The separate reference to weekday lunch specials does not establish Monday service. Pick another operating day; the asset does not record a special exception that would support a different plan.

Which Mr. Chen hours cover weekday lunch specials?
The specials are listed for 11 AM to 3 PM on weekdays, with Monday closure still applying. Qualifying dishes and exact prices are not supplied, and there is no listed weekend equivalent. Check the current selection rather than assuming inclusions.

What food does Mr. Chen serve?
The description names chow fun and Singapore mei fun among its Chinese staples, alongside Japanese and Thai options. Noodle soup is another documented format. This is not an exhaustive current menu or confirmation that every pictured meal is a special.

Can I dine in or order food to go?
Both are documented: a quiet dining area with table service, plus takeout and online ordering. Delivery is also mentioned without a service radius or timing guarantee. Check current ordering details rather than treating favorable delivery reviews as an arrival estimate.

What do the rating and reviews say?
The asset records 3.8 out of 5 from 245 ratings. Review themes include fresh food, portions, value and quiet dining. These are customer impressions, not assurances about every meal; weigh the specific features that matter to your own order.

Are prices, reservations or parking confirmed?
A dollar-sign price band is recorded, but exact menu prices, reservation requirements and parking arrangements are not supplied. Missing information does not establish free parking or walk-in assurance. The listed contact number for checking visit details is (718) 417-1008.

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