Hong Kong Restaurant

Have been eating at Hong Kong for almost 20 years. Classic Chinese joint with food slightly higher quality than edible for a reasonable price. Great staff: fast, friendly and helpful. But I simply cannot go back until it replaces the filthy carpet and stained draperies. They have not been cleaned in decades. Just plain disgusting. If you must eat in, do not touch the curtains or you'll get a shower of choking dust. And don't look down. This is beyond unsanitary...

Now you all know that every restaurant we go to it starts off with five stars. The waitress gets 10 stars because she was amazing very sweet full of energy absolutely meticulous about her place settings and all the utensils were clean. This however is the great part . I do expect some greasiness to CHINESE FOOD especially when it's sweet-and-sour chicken or deep fried shrimp however when it's dripping with grease and the shrimp have been double deep fried and it's a rubber looking mallet burnt. We have issues when the small pieces of chicken have been dumped twice in the flour mixture prior to frying and has been deep fried cold you know what's going to happen. Upon taking out your deep fry, you will now have the grease holding onto the cold for dear life. This is just a whole fiasco of tragedies. The one chicken was terrible. It was deep fried nuggets covered with some unrecognizable sweet sauce took two bites and declared it worse than you can imagine. The egg flower soup was pretty good. Everything else was just terrible.

Be sure to come hungry! We were craving good Chinese and hit the jackpot in the north end with Hong Kong Restaurant. Family dinners are priced per head with a two head minimum. We ordered a two person family dinner at a little over $20 pp and still had a ton to box up after feeding two adults and a child. Standard family style - choice of soup, an app, 4 entrees, and fried rice. Pictured is the number 10 family dinner. Service was friendly and quick, what more could you ask for? Interior was super dated, but dont let that fool you. Tables were clean, and food hit the spot! We wish we had enough room to try the street noodles everyone is raving about, but we definitely know what we're getting next time!

The service was nice. The food was unappetizing. The Chow mien was tasted ok. A little greasy. Very bland looking. Few vegetables. Pale color. The Fried rice was awful. Pale! Not legitimate fried rice. It's was practically unappetizing because of the color and ingredients. Almost plain!!Sorry but I won't be eating at this establishment again. The atmosphere was very nice. I just wish they used vegetables you can see!

Wonderful and kind staff. The food is amazing. Tasty and fresh. Just had surgery and right now I can only have pureed food. My husband got me their egg drop soup. I was so hungry for their soup. I pureed it - and finally had a tasty meal.

The Food is fantastic and authentic, the service sublime. There were meals in the menu that I have not seen in a while. If you are looking for good food this is the place to go however, they get busy very quickly so plan accordingly. Added to that, it can get crowded inside. In my opinion, worth the wait, worth the money.

I've been remiss in posting reviews and so they have been stacking up!First off, Hong Kong restaurant. I'll post some good/not so good things from my perspective, and some photos! We've eaten here a number of times recently, so not all the photos were from one visit.Good:The restaurant is clean and well put together. No torn seats or carpet. Plenty of booths and a big round table with a roundy thing in the middle to spin your food off like a merry-go-round with you and all your friends flying off it when you were kids.The lounge! Just what I want in a lounge. Friendly bartender, low lighting, some music, and you can eat in there if you desire.The main restaurant; Friendly staff, multiple types of menu choices (Cantonese, Schezwan, etc). Lunch menu and dinner menu available during lunch hours. The food? Mostly delicious! The lunch menu has different combos at a reasonable price.Not So good:Not a big fan of their fried rice. It was "okay" IMO, not much seasoning, a splash or two of soy sauce woke it up nicely, but no wok char present so it really lost the smokey flavor I enjoy with fried rice.

Still one of my top 2 Chinese restaurants in town, Hong Kong is one I keep going back to for their Singapore noodles. I'm obsessed with this simple, delicious dish of spicy thin noodles full of chicken, BBQ pork, and tiny shrimp. And the portion is huge - I always have enough leftovers for one or two more meals at home. While I usually get takeout, this week I went there for a pre-Christmas dinner with a couple of friends. The service was fast and friendly, and we all enjoyed our meals. Of course, I got those darned Singapore noodles again. I can't seem to resist them, even though I keep vowing to try something else on my next visit. The BBQ pork, which is usually tender and excellent, wasn't my favorite on this visit. It was pretty dry. Also my daughter wasn't a fan of there being noodles in her egg drop soup. His she didn't like the texture. Their soups are usually pretty good, though!

Well dang it! I know it was late, but if you aren't willing to cook the meal like the teriyaki I tried to order, assuming it's because the broil was off and the cook didn't want to turn it back on. Which was alright with me, my back up was beef and broccoli! I have loved the beef and broccoli before once dining in. Unfortunately it was the most bland beef and broccoli I've ever eaten.. pretty much just steamed with onion carrot and broccoli... I'm so extremely disappointed as I've had nothing but rave things to say until this point. The orange chicken was pretty solid though. I would have just ordered what they could have prepared correctly so I'm not wasting $20 on mediocre not as listed food. I really want to come back, however will not be as boasting about the establishment as I once was.

Consistently good food and service. Home Delivery is now available through Munchie Dude.