Hong Kong Inn

Pretty good chinese food. Not amazing but better than most that we’ve had around. Takes about 15 minutes because they make it fresh.

Average Chinese take out that we have patronized about 5 times because its close to our home, however we won’t be returning. I found the hot & sour soup lacking vegetables or pork, mostly broth & eggs, but the last straw was the moo shu or lack there-​of. The boyfriend has requested moo shu in our last three orders & each time I was told it was not available because they didn’t have the correct vegetables. I’m not naïve enough to believe that they chop any of their vegetables in house so once is excusable, but there is clearly a management problem when dishes on the menu are routinely unavailable which makes you question what other existing issues are ignored or overlooked in the business. Either order enough supplies to make your food or don’t put the dish on your menu!

Absolutely love this place! You can’t go wrong with anything on the menu and the owners are wonderful people. It’s affordable and the food is exceptional. What more could you ask for.

Best take out Chinese in the area — by far.
Their sweet and sour sauce is the best, not sickeningly sweet like some places. Try the hot and spicy beef.

Quick service and great food. Tricky Location tho

Outstanding food for a take out restaurant. I’d pick Hong Kong over a sit down place any day of the week!

Fie dolla I make you holla.
Yep…for a fast food Chinese local joint this place hits the spot. I walk in and the lady asks if I want my usual meal, I hand her my five dollars and the transaction is complete. She means business but she is so sweet with her interactions with me. A drink is included with my lunch meal by the way — most cases I get a bottled water but I like to keep this lady on her toes and I’ll throw in a soda every so often as she grabs a water to get a chuckle out of her. This place is nearby my office and if I’m in a time crunch I know I can get through lunch within 20 minutes.
Try this (the first two I’ve tried from someone else’s plate):
Chicken Wings
General Tso’s
Szechuan Beef (this is my usual)
Their hot and sour soup hits the spot. Ask for a cup of their hot oil if you’re into spicy food. Quick and easy… try it out for lunch if you’re nearby.