Hop Sing Chinese Restaurant

WORST! WORST!WORST!
Ordered online for delivery and received confirmation email. After an hour I called to find out when our food would arrive. I was told they do not deliver and they asked if I ordered online. When I said yes, they told me they tried to call me several times (I received no phone call) and that the website is old and they do not deliver. Additionally, they did not email me to let me know that they do not deliver. They did say «sorry». I asked why they do not take down the website and they said they probably should take it down and they will look into it.
I do not support businesses that do not want to take care of their customers.

I go here to get my dumpling fix because it’s close, they’re pretty good and very fast! I wouldn’t have a sit down meal here (only a few tables), it’s a nice take out spot though!

Not my favorite Chinese in Essex. Very large portions, but not a lot of flavor. I had the chicken lo mein, crab Rangoon’s, and dumplings. The lo mein could have used more chicken and a few more vegetables, the Rangoon’s were more shell than stuffing, but the dumplings were good. IF I eat there again I will be trying something else, maybe it was just me, maybe they were having a bad day. But there are better Chinese restaurants in Essex.

The taste of the food was great, and the service was nice. There is no delivery available, which may be a deal breaker for some. My husband and I were staying at the hotel across the street, so we just walked over. No big deal.
The prices of the entrees were higher than what I’ve seen compared to other joints in the area, but I loved that the combination plates were available for lunch and dinner. The taste and flavor of the food was perfect, so the slightly higher prices were acceptable.
One complaint is with the fried dumpling, which i chose as my appetizer for my combo plate. They placed it inside my to-​go container, thereby ruining the crunchy texture found in a fried dumpling. Unless you are eating in, don’t bother getting it. It just becomes a steamed dumpling. The sauce it comes with is delicious, but I am a texture person, and the crunch I wanted was sadly lost by its placement inside a closed container.
Secondly is that I ordered the Pu Pu Platter, which is supposed to be served with roast pork fried rice, and we received none. I didn’t realize this until I had gotten back to my room. If you spend $ 18 on something, it should be complete. We were in the middle of a huge snowstorm which is why I didn’t go back to get my rice.
Aside for that, the food was certainly delicious, and that is really the most important thing.

Hop Sing! I have not had any food from you in a LONG time until last night. Take out was great!
Hop Sing is a great Chinese food stop in Essex Jct. It’s locally owned and the family is very friendly! While at the same time serving up some great food at a more than fair price.
Last night I got an order of the General Tso’s chicken with pork fried rice and crab rangoons! Everything came out cooked perfectly! You also may wanna note that the portions from here are HUGE! So you will be left full.
The prices are more than fair. A simple combo meal will run you about $ 8 or so. Like I said above the portions are pretty generous.
So over all Hop Sing is a great place to order out from. They come highly recommended by me! My only complaint here really is I wish they had a better sit in restaurant. Maybe they will expand one day! But my review is ONLY about ordering out as that is the norm of this location.

Tasty food and friendly service. The wonton soup is really cool here. It’s chocked full of veggies.

I love this little hole in the wall. Every time I visit the Burlington area, this place is on my must eat list. Portions are huge, food is cheap and scallion pancakes are cravable. Also the fried rice is really good.

If Hop Sing was closer to Burlington, this would be my new go-​to restaurant for Chinese takeout. The food is cheap and the portions are relatively big. Most of the combination lunch and dinner specials are $ 5 – 6, which includes an entrée, rice, and a choice of an appetizer. The steamed dumplings here were pretty decent. The scallion pancakes would have been great if they were pan-​fried rather than deep-​fried.
For some reason, Chinese takeout can never get any regional cuisine correct. Szechuan beef is never what it should taste like because it is always devoid of any hot peppers. Also pass on the salty lo mein and the not so hot and sour soup. But, compared to Lee’s in South Burlington, the fried rice is a lot better and the greasy feel of the food is kept to a minimum. After living here for the past two years, I now understand the difference between Chinese and Chinese takeout. It’s analogous to comparing Moe’s to Mexican food.

This is our new spot to grab cheap takeout. It’s clean and hits the spot when I’m craving Chinese food.
We travel past Full House (in the Price Chopper plaza) to go here…

The customer service is great. I believe it’s a family run shop. It’s definitely Americanized
«Chinese food». The flavors of each dish have deteriorated in the 3 years I’ve been occasionally buying. Like, the crab rangoons have lost all substance and flavor within the past year or so. Shrimp dishes are small prawn that don’t seem fresh at all. Soups are decent.
It’s enough to satisfy a hankerin’ for Chinese but it’s certainly not something to write home about. You get what you pay for; sometimes a lil more, sometimes a lol less. :-/

Not a great experience here. Sauce seemed out of a can, and minimal processing of food (large, rough cut veggies). As the two star description reads: Meh. I’ve experienced better.

Hop Sing is awesome for 2 reasons. The food is really very good. It also shares the same name of the chinese restaurant that elaine gets blacklisted from (in Seinfeld). For chinese takeout in the area, i’d say to check out hop sing’s.

Hop Sing’s is a pretty cool place for some quick Chinese food take-​out. Their soup is quite good, and have all the traditional things to eat. They have a small area for dine-​in, but mainly everything is to-​go.