Little Hong Kong

Ordered delivery, really horrible. Ordered chow mein, received a noodle dish without any meats, just eggs. Egg rolls were over done. The soup was so greasy! Ugh, Received a can of sprite, not sure why. I would not walk, run away from eating here.

We came for dinner during weekday and got seated immediately. The service was quick and efficient, the lady there was very nice and accommodating. Food was good, we ordered the crab rangoon, general tso chicken and chicken with snow peas. The rangoon was alright, not super amazing but the other two were tasty and big portion. Pretty cozy and spacious inside.

This place has really good reviews, so I thought it was a no brainer. I ordered the shrimp roll and the four seasons minus pork. The shrimp roll was simply an egg roll with two, yes two small, overcooked shrimp. Super disappointing. The four seasons minus pork add spice was better, but nothing to take me back there for a return visit. It lacked flavor. The rice was also not cooked well. It was crunchy. How does that happen? Again, disappointed. Now, I want to share that the individual that took my order was extremely nice and provided good service.

Ate in. Great service and very fresh and tasty food. Had the pork egg roll, steamed dumplings, and beef veggie lo mien.

I am honestly really surprised that this location has such high ratings. The portion sizes are very small considering the prices we paid for them. The service was very professional and quick.We ordered:Orange chicken: very tasty, tender chicken and flavorful sauce, but smallish portionGeneral Tsos chicken: was clearly reheated, old, very tough chickenMongolian beef: tender beef, lots of veggies, very good flavorBeef and broccoli: very bland, very small portion of beef compared to the broccoliShrimp fried rice: so so bland, zero flavor, it was nice to see large shrimp being usedChicken lo mein: decent flavor, but very few pieces of chicken, mostly veggiesCrab Rangoon: decent, freshShrimp egg rolls: good flavor but only 1 piece for $3Vegetable spring rolls: greasy but tasty, 2 pieces per portionEgg drop soup: this was awful. Hardly any egg at all, and tasted of rancid oil. It got poured down the sink. The crispy wontons were stale as well.Even the fortune cookies were old and stale.Based on the quality and amount of food I think the prices are way too high. Sad to say, I had very high hopes for this restaurant but would never order from here again.

Food quality remains high, and is always piping hot & NEVER cold since it's constantly sitting on a steam bath! Still keeping lunch buffet under $6 after all these yrs! Plus it's a great selection of items at that price. If you need 60+ items that are all old & cold then go to one of those gross China buffets like in CLE or N Olmsted. Owner always remembers us & even gave our girl a big candy bar as a new year gift this visit.

Great little stripmall Chinese restaurant! The lunch buffet is very tasty and inexpensive at $5.95 for dine-in and $7.95 for carry out. Pop is an extra charge for dine in. The lady and guy that serve you are attentive, super friendly and appreciate your business. The buffet has a good selection, which hasn't really changed much except for 1 or 2 dishes each time I've gone. Most of the time the soup is Wonton, but sometimes it's Hot n Sour. They have Egg Rolls, mini fried donuts, Crab Rangoon, Chicken Teriyaki, Sweet n Sour Chicken, General Tso's Chicken, Chicken with Mushrooms, Chicken with Broccoli, Green Beans, Lo Mein, Vegetable Fried Rice, and a seafood selection. Everything is seasoned well and the sauces aren't tooth-rotting sweet like they can be at other Chinese places like the super buffets and Panda Express. I understand the need to cater to American palates with the excess sugar, but it's not for me. There's a small dessert at the end of the buffet that has a selection of fruit and assorted mousse cakes which are actually really good! So, save room for dessert!The inside of Little Hong Kong is very clean and welcoming. The decor is modern and bright. Well done!My parents, who worked in and owned Chinese restaurants for most of my life, even liked this place when I treated them for lunch one Saturday. I met them there for lunch today in fact!Stop in for cheap eats and friendly service!

This was our first visit, and we chose it because of the Yelp rating. We stopped in at 8pm on a Friday. My daughter was concerned because it was us and one other table. Sophie sat us down and got our drinks,We ordered and our food came out amazingly fast. OMG! I can see why this place has such a high rating! The egg rolls were fantastic and my Egg Fu Yung was some of the best i've ever had. The Lo Mein was delicious and my son tore through the orange chicken. The whole time Sophie was very attentive, even though there was a pretty steady stream of take out orders getting picked up.The place is well lit and spotless. I think this may be our new go-to place for Chinese - even though it's 20 minutes away.

Just left there. Not one person there.We were excited about going to a buffet. Drove out of our way to go there. There was a sign showing the prices for the buffet on the window.Went inside... NO BUFFET!

I picked up take out for my girlfriend and I . Shrimp Egg Foo Young with white rice for her. Combination General Tso's chicken with fried rice and egg roll, and Hot and Sour Soup for me. I also ordered an extra eggroll and 2 shrimp rolls. The Shrimp Egg Foo Young was lacking in flavor. Had one large shrimp in each patty that was over cooked. The shrimp should have been chopped up and mixed in the patty. The General Tso's Chicken was the worse I have ever eaten. The chicken was over cooked like it had been reheated numerous times. The fried rice was also hard. The Hot and Sour Soup was also bad. I have had hot and sour soup from many different restaurants but never made like this was. It was hot but didn't taste anything sour in it. And they must have got a special on peas as there were more peas in a quart of soup than should have been in 2 gallons. The peas were also hard. They were also in the General Tso's Chicken. The Shrimp rolls were so bad and greasy my girlfriend couldn't even eat one. The egg rolls were also over cooked. It's been a long time since I ate at this place. I use to go to this restaurant any time I was in the area. Back then they were really good. I won't be back.