Hong Kong

I recently tried egg foo young, and overall, I enjoyed it! The rice was definitely the star of the dish—fluffy and flavorful. However, the egg foo young itself, which was meant to be chicken-focused, didn't quite deliver on the taste. While it was decent, it wasn’t as satisfying as I had hoped. Overall, a good experience, but I’d go back just for the rice!

This is the worst I've ever had. 3 day old rice from Mexican Viejo. They call it fried rice. No egg, no onion and no vegetables. No fry!! This is one of the worst waste of money that I can think of. Please don't buy this trash. This is like moving north and saying "Southern Cooked Meals" and you can't cook at all.

Food is incredible! Service was amazing, and atmosphere was relaxing. Even though it was very busy and popular, it was still calm and relaxed! If you are in the area and looking for good food, I highly recommend this place!

Hong Kong Chinese Restaurant did not disappoint. Chinese takeout can be a gamble. It is either really good or really bad, and this one landed firmly in the really good column. I ordered chicken and broccoli in garlic sauce. The food was packed with flavor and ready fast, which is exactly what you want when you are starving and standing by the counter. Portions were generous, and everything tasted fresh. This is definitely going on my regular takeout list.

🥡 I placed a take-out order consisting of A BBQ spare rib combo plate, a quart of Sweet and sour pork, a quart of Sweet and sour chicken, and 2 orders of Teriyaki chicken on skewers, I also requested 3 pairs of chopsticks. The total for the order was $42.06. The order was incorrect, they only gave us one order of Teriyaki skewers instead of the two I ordered, there were no chopsticks, and we only got 2 fortune cookies even though we ordered 3 entrées. The spareribs were tough, and had quite a bit of gristle, but the rest of the food was pretty good.