Hong Kong City of Miami

Egg foo yung lacks seasonings. The gravy is good. Decent size shrimp. But the bean sprouts water down the little bit of flavor. It was hot and fresh. Not burnt more under cooked. Staff very friendly.

Reasonable prices. The honey garlic chicken is very good. I also like the fried wontons. The chicken lo mein is very good as well. Delivery is quick, it was estimated to be 45−60mins, it was arrived in about 30mins.

The honey garlic chicken & sweet and sour chicken were both overcooked. The pork fried rice wasn’t flavorful so we tried adding some soy sauce, which made it worse. Not to impressed! The first sign should have been that we were the only ones there.

Started out great but overall not impressed. The egg drop soup was great as was the pork fried rice. I ordered the generals chicken which should be spicy and it’s not, at all, it is very sweet and the sauce is very thick and sticky more like a honey consistency. From what I can tell 90% of their business seems to be delivery to the local hotels and take out. Now I recall seeing their flyers around my hotels elevator so I think they cater to people passing thru town quite a bit. Never a good thing to me, I want a place that works hard to earn repeat business. If our hungry and just need food it will meet those needs but it’s not going to be an amazing meal.

ROACHES, ROACHES, ROACHES. Ordered a wonton soup to go. When I opened it, there were a few baby cockroaches floating at the top. Wanted a refund but I was not at the restaurant. This doesn’t surprise me, I saw the elderly Chinese man (likely the owner) behind the restaurant near the dumpster, with his shirt off (it was a hot day), placing a cardboard flattened box on the outdoor concrete floor and start whacking away at these large steak strips with a butcher knife, he was also smoking a cigarette as he was doing this. The restaurant was dirty, the windows never cleaned, the booth seats tearing, and the smell bad. MAJOR, MAJOR, MAJOR hygiene issues. I wish they would honestly close down as it breaks my heart to actually see some people coming in there to eat.

I work next door to this place so I come here often, their food is good average I’ll say but what keeps me coming back is the quantity of it. Boy do these people pile on the food I usually get their chicken and rib dinner to go which is enough to feed two and it comes with an egg drop soup thats better than most I’ve tasted all for less than $ 10 w. o tip.I always recommend this place to people at my job and every one seems to like it. As long as I keep getting a Bang for my buck I’ll keep on coming back. Nice and clean, good fast service.

I gave this three star restaurant five stars because it seems other patrons have given this this little hole in the wall a bad rap. I’m a super picky eater but I’ve eaten here for years and have always been satisfied with the food. Don’t expect fine dining and resort décor here. What you will get is decent Chineese American food. It’s not perfect but better food than some of the establishments near by. Lunch usually better than dinner.

In my travels, I have eaten at or taken out from many Chinese restaurants, but never have I encountered such terrible, terrible food.
The location, just east of the Palmetto Parkway on Doral Blvd, in Doral, is in a mid-​sized strip mall that seems easy to enter but impossible to leave. Let’s just say that Miami traffic can be a pain itself.
It’s a nice little restaurant, but I think lack of patrons should have served as a clue to steer clear.
The lady who took my order seemed nice enough, though she said very, very little. My «ten minute» order took twenty minutes. Unusual considering I was the only one there and the phone never once rang.
I ordered my standard beef with broccoli, fried rice, egg roll with wonton soup. I also ordered a tiny helping of fried wontons.
For a dish that has a name that starts with BEEF, it sure didn’t have much. In fact, I think there was — maybe — two or three tiny strips the size of a postage stamp. The rest seemed to be comprised of questionable broccoli and incredibly large slices of carrot with a teaspoon of sauce. It was very bland and had a strange ‘flavor’ to it.
There was the five pound serving of dry, tasteless fried rice. And an egg roll that tasted exactly like the gross egg rolls you can buy at Wal-​Mart. I am not at all certain they WEREN’T from Wal-​Mart.
The wonton soup looked and tasted old. Like it had been made several days ago and had been sitting in the kettle the entire time on high. The solitary wonton was mushy and flavorless.
The «fried» wontons didn’t seem to be fried at all. In fact, they seemed to be barely cooked.
Overall, the food was truly bad. Bland, tasteless, gross… I could throw a dictionary and a thesaurus at the food and still not cover how bad it was.
I ended up throwing about 90% of what I bought into the garbage. Fitting, as that seems to be where it was pulled from. As punishment, I’ve had severe stomach pain for the past 24 hours. Yaaay.

Escape to Food Mountain!
This place has a lunch special that is enough for dinner too. They have about 30 lunch combos all under 8 dollars. Include soup, rice and entrée.
The décor is very green… or teal. There was a matriarch type who took our order who was very sweet and friendly.
The food was good. It did not knock my socks off, but was very standard, passable American Chinese fare. I had the Almond chicken, which had plenty of veggies, which I like. Wonton soup was pretty good, but wontons seemed a little flimsy.
You can get a SOLID lunch here for like 7 dollars, they had better service than half of the restaurants in Miami and their food tastes good.
If I had to choose one word to describe this place it would be: fine. Like that cool response your girlfriend gives you when you ask what is wrong. «I’m Fine.»

Not so great better than food court

Great place to sit and eat.
Its a small local place and it’s a favorite for the guys who work over at the airport. It’s got great lunch specials and it’s priced fair for the food you get. Granted, it’s menu is pretty much the same as other Chinese takeout places.
The Spare Ribs and the Chicken wings are the best! They have a combo there for like $ 6 and it came with fried rice, soup, egg roll. They’re egg rolls are also packed with filling like ham, pork, shrimp, and veggies. A lot of other places only have their egg rolls with cabbage, which is pretty plain. My friend got the Honey Chicken and she said it was real good.
Knock on the place is it can be pretty small and in tight quarters, so if you have a big group and it’s packed, there might be a wait.
Overall, I’ve had a bunch of other items on the list and they’re all pretty good. Spare Ribs and chicken wings are a must.