Mr. Fong BBQ & Noodles

Review for Sui Yuk only!My search for a new place for my favorite Chinese Roast Pork (Siu Yuk) brought me to the doors of MR. FONG BBQ & NOODLES, small hole-in-the-wall Chinese deli & restaurant, in the King Plaza Shopping Center. Their neighbors number Ling Nam Starbread Restaurant & Bakery, Tai Yuan Restaurant, Manila Oriental Market and Classic Bowl. English can be a challenge but doable. Ordering is quick and easy after that. Pay via card or cash. Was so excited about finding Sui Yuk that I forgot to order my customary BBQ pork (Char Sui). Next time!

What a hidden gem for Roast Duck, Roast Pork, and Char Siu. Got recommended by a coworker to come here for some classic Cantonese BBQ food and absolutely loved it. Roast Duck - Extremely crispy roast duck with a lot of flavor. The duck was a pretty good size and pretty succulent. I like getting it with the sauce on the side so it doesn't detract from the crispiness. Roast Pork - Thought the roast pork was really tasty. Just the right amount of seasoning and not too salty. Still moist when we got it. You can actually see them prep a whole pig for roasting. I've only gotten to-go here and haven't dined in, but I really like the food. Just one of those classic Chinese bbq restaurants.

This spot is a hole in the wall spot, but they do provide decent food. The Peking pork and chicken wings were flavorful and on point with what you'd expect. The honey walnut shrimp on the other hand was pretty sad for what you pay for, small portion size and worst of all, it was sour and didn't taste like it should be edible. So the shrimp was a throwaway.

Salty salty soup. Bland congee. THEY add their own tip the total bill no matter the size of your table. Do they think they are a bougee restaurant?? There are so much better restaurants around this area or by the Ranch 99 a few minutes away. Don't waste your money!

Came in for lunch on a weekday and there was no wait; just a few other tables. We were seated quick and got the menu. Prices are a bit pricey in my opinion but being from out of state, it might just be the normal Cali prices.We ordered 2 noodles dishes and a fried rice. The noodles dishes were okay. The bbq pork noodle we got was kind of bland. I enjoyed the yin yang fried rice the most. They do give a good amount of food!Overall service was good and quick. The food was okay.

Mr. Fong delivers on some legit Canto food!We all were wowed with the salt and pepper tofu! A must get! The roast pork was legit, and I was able to snap a photo of a whole pig. $360 for a whole pig: I didn't think that was bad at all! Don't sleep on the honey walnut shrimp and the beef chow fun which were solid as well. I could have done without the won ton noodle soup (bland and something was off-tasting) and the HK style chicken chow mein (salty). The teriyaki chicken was also sickening sweet.Service was abrupt and got a bit confrontational when we told our server we only ordered one won ton noodle soup and she delivered two (we ended up just packing the second to go). My bf's momalso ordered a Hainan chicken and they gave (and charged) her for two. So watch your orders! But anyway, you don't come to a place like this expecting stellar service.Questionable cleanliness. The bathroom floor was wet and there was no soap in the dispenser. Non existent ambiance with old tables and chairs and a sticky dining floor. I think my pic with the pigs and the ducks hanging in the back with other miscellaneous restaurant-ware sums up the hole in the wall experience.

Not the cleanest and not the best but it has it all remind me of Hong Kong dinning my friends and I came here for dinner and got a lot of things and from feed back majority of the food we order was good. Service was great. Food was out quickly . But looks like they sell out of roasted pig around 6pm so just fyi. Parking is good in a shopping plaza with other eats as well.

The duck was very tasty. The service in the restaurant was fast and the waitress is nice and kind. The line was a little line because it was close to be lunar new year but overall I would dine in here again and do take outs anyways. The Chinese was will satisfy you for real definitely worth a try. The restaurant environment is quiet and peacefully.

Very hospitable waitresses! Comfort Cantonese food. Sadly they ran out of the roast pork (I heard it's amazing here!), but we loved the roast duck and cha sew. Vegetables were so tasty as well and cooked perfectly.

Food here is excellent! What pisses me off however is whenever we dine in, the male server always adds in a $10 tip for himself. TIPS are supposed to be based on service provided but a lot of asian restaurants are like this and they force you to tip. They always prioritize to go orders over people dining in. You make us wait 30 minutes and you just expect me to hand you an extra $10 just cause? Ask your employer for a raise and stop hassling customers! I swear if they pull the same bs, they will never have my business again.