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    Cheung Hing Restaurant

    3.8 (822 reviews)
    ModerateChinese, Barbeque
    Open 9:30 am - 6:30 pm

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    Moderate noise
    Casual
    Good for kids

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    Becky V.

    Roast duck and roast pork are pretty good Used to have tables to sit inside. When I went in 2026 there are no more tables, turning into takeout only. Realy enjoy their roast duck over rice plate, so indulgent and oily goodness it is! Especially with the sauce drizzled over everything.

    1.3lbs Roast pork on left, whole roast duck on right.
    Ry T.

    It's hard to find a deli with really good roast pork and roast duck. This is probably the best for both items in the Sunset district. A whole roast duck is $34 and a better buy than 1/2 duck for $21. Just buy the whole duck and use leftovers for fried rice or jook. Both items were cold and aspic in the duck had turned into a gel. The duck was under seasoned but otherwise OK. The crispy skin on the roast pork was very good but the meat was under seasoned as well. It's great for folks with hypertension as we eat too much salt in our diet anyways.

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    Connie L.

    I am a Loyal customers for over 5 years, ordering a few times a week. They are good for my lunch needs, always large portion and delivered HOT. I don't go there to sit, I believe they do have a few tables for indoor dining. I always UberEats and sometimes DoorDash these lunches. Restaurant close for evening after 5:30 pm, last order accepts around 5:00 pm PST!

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    Byron C.

    Parents take me here a lot when I come visit. BBQ meat here is very good, cantonese bbq needs to go viral, like korean bbq honestly is not as good as this imo. So much more flavor here! Claypot was nice, crispy rice, the sauce gives flavor to the rice punctuated with the saltiness of the protein. Also vegetables are good to mix in too I guess! I don't know exactly what we order everytime so I can't review much specifically. Just know it's pretty authentic. Service is on par of what'd you expect for cantonese on the lower end, it comes with the territory, dad says this place is known for it lol. Not bad! Just definitely not good so just don't have thin skin. Learned do not get the beef pumpkin & teriyaki sauce. None of us liked it. Dad didn't even want to take it home LOL

    Whole roast duck
    Russell W.

    This is a stop in and go get your authentic Chinese BBQ joint. Quality can oddly be hit or miss, but this time, everything was yummy. The roast duck and roast pork (used to be whole pigs, now just the ribs) were juicy and flavorful. The order of beef with black bean sauce chow fun had plenty of gravy and tasted good. Costs have definitely gone up, but when you're craving that greasy Chinese food, this is a good spot for to go. There is no service and there is no ambiance as you wait in line and order your food and then go!

    Christy T.

    Always love their roast duck. Was pleasantly surprised with the mochi: tasted very good with coconut and peanut inside. Also got roast duck to go: as good as usual. Parking was metered right outside. No sit in dining, only take out.

    Marko J.

    Had this place about 4 years ago so I had to check it out again! Walk in and there's no line and the people serving us give us some good recommendations. They were really nice and it came out to 25 dollars for sticky rice, mochi and roast duck and soy sauce chicken plate. Took it to the beach and it was super good. The duck was so good and juicy. I would definitely recommend it if you're coming here. The chicken was good too and well seasoned. There were such huge portions that we had to take the sticky rice home and eating it late night definitely hit the spot. The mochi wasn't too sweat and still tasted really good. It was probably the best part and if ur in the area you should definitely give this place a try.

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    Jolens V.

    The food is great My friend use take me here so it brings a lot of smiles and memories here . My favorite is the squab. The service is great and very friendly. The portions are generous. The restaurant is nice and clean.

    2 item plates -- roast duck and roast pork with crispy skin, soy sauce chicken and roast duck
    Hannah P.

    2 item plates -- absolute bang for your buck. 2 giant servings of meat over rice and cabbage for $20. 3 item rice plate is even bigger. Personally, I enjoyed the soy sauce chicken and roast pork with crispy skin the most. Duck was good too.

    3 meat plate
    Taesung K.

    I feel like most of the Canto bbq spots esp in the Richmond main value prop is the fact that they're cheap and accessible in the sense that they're easy to get to by the 38. But for whatever reason a lot of the places give you meat that is not that fresh or bony (esp true w duck) This place was in the outer sunset so it's really not accessible wo a car and it's only take out BUT $20 for a 3 meat rice plate that comes w a crazy amt of meat (prob a whole quarter duck!! Duck is the most expensive cut!!). At least 2-3 meals worth of food. Anyway big fan. Biggest complain. Didn't give me chili sauce or the duck jus for free lol

    Fatty bbq pork.

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    Love the char siu here. Very clean and tasty. Always consistently solid. People are nice too. Yum!

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    The portions are generous--seriously huge--and the quality is amazing. I ate so much Haw Goa 7 trays. Lol

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    Ask the Community - Cheung Hing Restaurant

    Saw old reviews of roasted piglets offered here. Is that still available for order?

    Is there tax for ducks?

    Yes, because it's cooked by them. Why then do you not have to pay tax for food in a grocery store precooked or not? Because they do not cook it there.

    Can you order whole roast pig from here?

    Yes!

    Do they accept credit cards?

    Yes

    Is it open now ? I know it was closed for the past 3 weeks

    reopened since 11/25/2020.

    Saw that a vehicle rammed the storefront recently (likely an accident). Will this place be closed for repairs or was the damage minimal?

    The restaurant is open!

    I hear you can order a whole turkey for thanksgiving. Is this true?!?

    Yep! They have a big banner outside that says you can. Not sure when the cut off date is though.

    Is this the same restaurant as the one in Millbrae?

    Yes, it's a franchise. They also have a location in South City on Grand. The best one for fresh poultry, in my opinion, is this location on Noriega though. Millbrae is good for sit down eating.

    How often is the cuttlefish available, and if I were to buy a whole one, at what days and times is it most fresh?

    Good question.... You'll have to find out by going there and asking them directly. Anyone else know the answer to this?

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