Hong Kong Kitchen II

Took our family last night and had a great experience! The service was fast and friendly and the food was amazing! We ordered Mongolian Beef, Hunan Beef, Kung Pow Chicken and Chicken Lo Mein. The Mongolian Beef had a deliciously spicy sauce and lots of beef with hardly any fillers!The Hunan Beef was delectably savory and also loaded with beef! Highly recommend!The ambiance was peaceful and old school Chinese bistro with everything you'd expect from a great Chinese restaurant!Portion sizes were amazing and enough to get full and bring home leftovers!Will definitely return!

Alright place. Ordered a variety of dishes for dinner carry-out. The staff were friendly, if not a little bit confused. Young male cashier seemed to not know where his head was. Interior seems drab and musty, but not the worst dining room I've ever seen. Food was a mixed bag. Crab Puffs were 90% wrapper, very little crab. Pineapple Chicken was nice and crispy, good sauce if not a bit gloppy. Garlic Chicken was okay but came with no vegatables, and it comes fried so it tastes more like General Tso's than Garlic. Moo Shu Pork was fine but not the best we've had. Would I get it again? Maybe, since it's under a mile from our current home.

Decent Chinese food at a decent price. Family owned usually somebody there to greet you and help you with your order. I would recommend this although they do not have much sit in seating.

To start this, we are transplants from the NY/NJ/PA area. In our quest for finding some comfort food we are continually searching for chow mein like you get at any Chinese restaurant back east. We have been trying for the last two years and are still looking. Our latest quest search took us to Hong Kong Kitchen II. Well the hot and sour soup hit the spot. My tong was nicely anesthetized by the end of the cup. It was very tasty. The wonton soup had vegetables in it which was a first. The wonton wasn't that good but the broth was tasty. The egg rolls were delicious. They come in an order of two. The pork fried rice tasted a bit on the old side. The Hunan shrimp had a great flavor and delicious veggies. The shrimp we just okay - not super fresh tasting. The pork chow mein came with a ton of crispy noodles on top. The noodles were crispy, the pork was disappointingly fatty and dry, veggies were cooked nicely, and the sauce was okay but not as tasty as it could have been.The freshest item we had were the fortune cookies The quest for a hood chow mein dish continues.

We love Hong Kong kitchen. The food is excellent and so is the service. Eat in the restaurant or take it home it is wonderful.They have a very friendly, excellent staff with great customer service. The restaurant is nice, and very clean. Ambiance is ok, but mainly a family oriented place. Nice little place with great food.

I love Hong Kong Kitchen! It is always 10/10 solid food when it comes to Chinese. The service is great, the pick up times are always very reasonable. I love the options and they can adjust to meet your allergy needs. We order the shrimp fried rice, wonton soup, orange chicken, noodles, and beef with broccoli. In an area that has a lot of turnaround, they have stayed and made a good name for themselves. Definitely patronize this restaurant!

We have frequented this place since about 2019. They have the best orange chicken and kung pap chicken. Their crab puffs are also a great app to get. Today we got the sliced bbq pork app and it was great as well, nicely seasoned. We have always purchased an order for pick up however they do have tables and seating. Usually your order is ready in 15-25 minutes. They have a few spaces for parking so no need to worry there.

This food was not good at all. I ordered 4 items and it came out to over $60!!!. The chicken was nothing but gristle and had to spit out almost every bite. It was inedible. The garlic sauce tasted good, its just a shame the chicken itself has the consistency of leather. The Crab puffs literally tasted like they have been under a warmer for 2-3 days....absolutely no crisp, ice cold, and rubbery. Thankfully the fried rice was hot and fresh and tasted great, so out of the entire meal, that's all we were able to eat. Unfortunately I cannot recommend this restaurant at all. I will just have to stick with Pei Wei and Panda Express because not only are they WAY cheaper, they are WAY better quality.

It was honestly one of the best restaurants in arizona well that being a great Chinese diner but the staff were so nice

We ordered food for pick up last night- one of the dishes was the Phoenix Dragon (a shrimp, chicken, and vegetable dish) and we specified for it to be spicy. However, there was no shrimp and it was not at all spicy and lacked salt; it was sweeter than the orange chicken we had and did not feel like the "Chef Special" dish we had ordered. Because the place had already closed by the time we ate, we decided to go in today to let them know about the mix up and request for the correct dish. The lady was rude and had an attitude with us despite our polite tone and insisted that since she packed the food, it was correct. During the whole interaction, she never apologized once about the inconvenience! We totally understand mistakes and are happy we ended up getting the correct dish but it was an extremely unpleasant experience and we will not be returning.