Hong Kong Chinese Restaurant

I have never been disappointed when ordering from Hong Kong. The House Lo Mein is flavorful with fresh veggies and meats. All entrees are a great value, and the staff is nothing but friendly and accommodating whether you eat in the restaurant or order delivery. I highly recommend!

I was out in Bismarck for work and I needed a meal that provided leftovers. So I came here and got the crab ragoon and shrimp with Chinese vegetables. The food didn’t disappoint it was standard Americanized Chinese food. One reviewer mentioned the sweet and sour sauce, I don’t care for the kind they use here either which is the pink goo. The only negative thing was that the crab ragoon was a bit on the greasy side for me but that didn’t stop me from gobbling up every last one.
So if you are looking for decent Chinese food then this place is for you.

Hands down my favorite Chinese food restaurant in Bismarck. There’s not a massive selection of food but that’s because what they do have they make really well. They focus on quality over quantity unlike other Chinese food restaurants in the area.

I travel all over the place, and I eat Asian food a LOT. I read someone else’s review and got exactly what they said to get, the Special Won Ton soup, the Hot and Sour soup and the Singapore noodles. VERY, VERY good. I will say that it was just a bit on the salty side, but it’s Chinese food, so… just drink some extra water later when you feel dry. :) It’s worth it. The Singapore noodles are just simply awesome, very spicy and flavored with curry. The soups were amazing, but the Hot and Sour soup was just above average, not great but definitely worth getting if you like H&S soup. I made the Won Ton soup my dinner and saved the noodles for breakfast before hitting the road! Highly recommended, but after reading the other reviews, you might want to stray a bit away from the things you think they may already have on the buffet, that way it’s fresher and tastier. Highly recommended with the suggestion of being a bit more adventurous in your ordering. I talked to the owner and got the feeling that I could easily slip him a $ 20 and have him just bring me a few dishes of his creation.

Best Chinese delivery I’ve had since I moved to North Dakota in 2013.
Their House Special Wonton Soup is a crazy good value. It’s packed full of veggies and chicken and shrimp and wontons, definitely not the broth with a few wontons tossed in you get at most places. The chicken is pretty high quality and they definitely don’t skimp on the shrimp. (I’m a poet and didn’t even know it!)
Their Hot and Sour Soup is definitely out of this world. It’s SUPER spicy, so beware. I’m a spice hound and I can only take it in small doses. It’s packed with tofu and chicken and veggies. Definitely worth the cost if you’re a spice lover.
Beef with broccoli was ON POINT! They use high quality meat, none of that chewy gristly stuff you find at other places. I can’t quite describe why I like it so much other than the texture of the beef is just perfect.
Their chicken teriyaki is pretty decent. Perhaps a tad dry but they send it with sweet and sour sauce right in the box, and if you mix that with some of the mustard they send in the bag it’s pretty good.
Their beef teriyaki is pretty amazeballs! They sprinkle it in sesame seeds which I’ve never seen before but enjoyed. Very strong teriyaki flavor, as well, which I like. There’s even a bit of teriyaki sauce in the bottom of the container, if you want to dip the meat a little more.
Their egg rolls are great. They send you a cup of sweet and sour sauce with them, as well as mustard and soy sauce packets so you can flavor them to your taste. I personally like them with mustard mixed in with the sweet and sour or with soy sauce dumped into them. Perfectly fried every time and never too greasy.
This is the ONLY place I’ve found that makes a good shrimp with lobster sauce in ND. I grew up in New England where lobster sauce is dark, flavorful, and full of pork. Every other place in ND I’ve ordered shrimp with lobster sauce from has sent me this weak eggdrop soup crap with a few shrimp tossed in there. If I wanted to overpay for eggdrop soup I’d just tip your driver a lot more than normal. Hong Kong stepped up to the lobster sauce challenge like pros and definitely passed. It’s dark, flavorful, mixes in well with the white rice they include with it, and has lots of pork in there. And they PACK that box with shrimp! They definitely won me over with that.
Hong Kong’s espiece de resistance, though, for me, is the Singapore noodles. If you like curry, go get you some Hong Kong Singapore noodles! They pack it full of veggies, scrambled egg, chicken, and shrimp, then I swear they must use a compacter to smash those noodles in there because it’s PACKED! No fluff in that box when you open it. I can eat nearly an entire meal off that box and be fluffing the noodles and it’s still more or less full after the first sitting. Some kind of Chinese black magic going on with how they pack that box. Makes me really want to try that House Special Lo Mein I keep hearing about.

Not very good at all. Service was awesome, friendly and delivery took like ten minutes. The food was crap thou, I ordered sesame chicken, white rice and egg drop soup, it came to $ 17.44…way too expensive. Will never eat here again

The best Chinese buffet in town. I’ve only had the buffet, but most everything I’ve tried has been good. Fresh items are brought out frequently. I always get chicken and broccoli which is very good here. Staff is friendly, prices are decent. It has the atmosphere that you would expect from a Chinese restaurant. Never been disappointed.

I was in town for business and looking for something close where I could walk from my hotel. A Unilocal search turned up several options, all with mixed reviews. So I thought I would give Chinese a try.
Dinner was ok. They had a buffet which I passed up hoping for something more fresh. I am a big fan of General Tso, so I gave it a try. I would have given it two stars if not for everything being very hot right out of the kitchen. The egg roll and egg drop were very hot and fresh. The General was ok. Again, very hot and fresh from the kitchen, but nothing special. Two pieces of green pepper and two pieces of carrot.
Its the prototypical Chinese restaurant you find in any town. Same food, décor, etc. Food: ok. Service: very good. Price: ok.

Truth be told, I think the other reviewers must never had good Chinese food, so they don’t know how to compare this restaurant to others. The food here is edible but not good. The vegetables must come pre sliced from a bag because the edges are dry and curling in.
Crab Rangoon was crunchy by the time it was delivered. The sweet and sour sauce was pretty disgusting.
I got the vegetable lo mein hoping for a ton of veggies based on another review. It was mostly noodles. Way too salty for me but still edible.
My husband said the Kung pao chicken was the worst he has ever had. The peanuts thrown in were not even stir fried. The sauce is goopy and heavy. He said the hot and sour soup was the only part of the meal worth eating. If we have to order from here again, we could order 4 soups and 6 crab rangoons to make it work.
Too bad. I was hoping for a decent meal after a long days travel.

Second time here and the vegetarian options are good and good tasting! We will definitely come back.

This was a big leap of faith on my part, as there were no photos, just three reviews, and their website is currently down, so I had no access to a menu from my hotel room… but it was a great dinner and I’m glad I took the risk. I had hot and sour soup, which was excellent and flavorful. They also made Ma Po Tofu for me – even though it wasn’t on their menu – and it was excellent. Ma Po is my favorite dish and what I use to test Chinese restaurants, and finding it done well is always a treat – but particularly when the chef offers to make it for me when it’s not on the menu! Delivery was quick and both phone and delivery interactions were very friendly. I’ll definitely order from them again on my next trip to Bismarck – though I hope they get their website fixed so I can see the broader menu next time!

One of the few Chinese restaurants left in Bismarck that focuses more on the full menu than the buffet, and seemingly the only one that actually makes unique dishes instead of the same fare you get at every other restaurant. Some of the dishes are very similar to each other — they seem to use the same vegetable mixture for the majority of the dishes — but there are plenty of unique options as well.

Definitely the best I’ve had in Bismarck. It’s my go to for delivery. Their rangoons are super yummy, not greasy, and I love their veggie lo mein. They use tons of veggies!

This is my go-​to Chinese restaurant in Bismarck. I’ve never sat down for dinner here, only done take-​out (so I can’t vouch for the atmosphere or buffet), but each time I’ve eaten here my food has been delicious. It’s hard to find good Chinese in North Dakota, but this is the best I’ve had so far. Meat seems to be good quality and dishes are very flavorful. I usually spend around $ 12 for a meal — but I always have enough leftovers for lunch the next day. Very helpful staff, very good dining experience.