Hong Kong Chinese Restaurant

Just moved to the area and needed a good chinese resturant. Will definitely be back. I ordered Sweet and sour chicken, and pork lo mein with pork fried rice, egg roll and a soda.

My experience here was Good and believe me when I said is good. The food was good not oily it felt fresh. The young guy at the counter has good customer service. I moved from new York so I'm still searching for places to eat . I live in mount Pocono, I will definitely stop here again in the future for food. I give A + bathrooms are clean, for me is very important it show's how clean you are.

I’ve given this restaurant a few tries, hoping it would get better, but unfortunately it hasn’t. Each time, the food just hasn’t tasted good — it’s either bland, overcooked, or just off in flavor. The ingredients don’t seem fresh, and the dishes don’t have that authentic taste I expect from good Chinese food. I really wanted to like this place, but after several chances, I don’t think I’ll be back.

Some dishes here are quite good, some are not. If you order the right thing, you're going to be very happy, if you don't...well...ya know. The chicken sticks here are probably my favorite in the Poconos. They don't use the red dye and make them look all fake, it's just quality meat from the broiler. When you're trying to go low carb, grabbing an order or two of those on the go is awesome. The wonton soup is just okay, I wouldn't order it again. The broth has mild flavor and the wontons themselves were just alright. The scallion pancakes are dense. They're practically like regular pancakes. I've eaten at quite a few traditional Chinese restaurants and these are not the same that you'd get from one of those places. They don't taste bad, just a different item altogether. The chicke

Do yourself a favor and go somewhere else, anywhere else. The food here is bad and expensive. Ironically, you don't get much of it for the price, either. They don't fill their containers and you'll get anywhere between half empty to slightly more. It used to be much better years ago. The previous owners sold the business and the new owners jacked up all the prices while cutting back on portions and the amount of proteins. They get away with this by coasting on the reputation of the previous owner and knowing they're the only Chinese restaurant in Wind Gap. Trust me and take the 5 minutes to drive to Pen Argyl, Bangor, or Nazareth for other Chinese that is much better, less expensive, and actually gives you a pint or quart worth of food.