Hong Kong City

They’re falling off so I’m going to give them some time and come back in a couple years.

Oh hell naw man i feel like i just got ripped off paying $ 8 for the smallest portion of Sesame Chicken and chicken fried rice iv ever ate! Dont waste your money here… the food is not even good plus you won’t even get full from your meal! SMFH

My go to Chinese restaurant, quick, cheap, and good. Don’t expect authentic Cantonese, but for fast food it’s perfect. Family owned and very friendly.

Super Chinese food. Its smericanized and they have many options for wings and such. If you get the hot and sour soup make sure its actually hot. Ihad to add soy sauce and red pepper flakes last time and I usually don’t have to.
They do lunch specials for about $ 5 – 6. They are mostly similar to the combination plate items (sweet and sour chicken, lo mein, sesame chicken, etc) except the lunch portions do not include an eggroll whereas the combo plates do. Also im not sure if the lunch is with fried or steamed rice.
This place is my go to place. The food is great, service is friendly and quick and the prices are great. They give a lot of food.

I love excellent Cantonese cuisine, and the food here is good and is freshly made to order. However, this is just your typical westernized Chinese food. It’s not what you’d find in Hong Kong or Shanghai. Where’s the duck? No roasted BBQ… Or hot pots.
Otherwise, they have great deals if your a student or just on a budget during lunch. One can eat for under $ 5. Just make sure to get your soup that comes with it, or else they will not give you it. You have to remind them that it’s included, which I think is a bit shady.
The chicken with broccoli is really good here. This is a family owned business. I have eaton here for the past 10+ years. This place is run by the daughter and son, who are always working here. They are nice people.
Baibai…

Reminds me of good olé New York city Chinese food. After talking to one of the staff i was told they are from NYC. No wonder. Yummiest!

Very bad place to eat. Nothing or not much food — it’s suck!!! :(

Emerged from the rubble this morning with a three alarm hangover and decided that only greasy, mindless, Chinese fast food could save me. Hong Kong City did not disappoint. The portions are generous, the eggrolls enormous, and healthy choices are few and far between on their expansive menu.
Throw in a gruff staff that is entirely too noisy in their open kitchen and a spartan dining area that doesn’t really make you want to stay and eat, and you’ve got Chinese fast food at its finest. Of course I’ll be back…