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    Hengry

    4.8 (448 reviews)
    PriceyChinese
    Closed 11:00 am - 3:00 pm, 5:00 PM - 9:30 PM

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    Natalie M.

    This place is so freaking cute! The decor is like nothing else when coming into a Chinese restaurant. Food is more on the spicier side, but so tasty and yummy! My favorite was the soup with the fish! Gary was our person who guided us through the whole menu. He was the only one during lunch that was helping multiple tables and never felt that we were abandoned. Parking is right next door, cute little spot, highly recommend coming here with friends or even a party (they have a small party room fits 15 people)!

    Stir Fried Beef
    Winn H.

    ** TLDR: Nice dinner spot with good vibes, good eats. Some dishes a tad too salty / spicy. Seating may feel "low" but otherwise enjoyed every visit here. Adding Hengry to my regular list of restaurant rotations! ** - - - - - - I discovered Hengry by accident and stopped by with a friend who never had Chinese food. Naturally, we ordered a ton of staples (stir fried veggies, Dragon-Style Chili wonton, potato appetizer, etc.) but of course had to get the House Fried Rice and Miao Sour Soup (Fish Fillet). The restaurant was packed when we walked in even at 7pm; thankfully, we were able to find a table for two within 20 minutes. Our server was very patient, and the iPad for ordering had Chinese and English. The atmosphere was very "loungey" and highly decorated - lightly lit to provide a more private / cozy atmosphere. The chairs were comfy, though at times too low for arms. We started with the Miao Sour Soup (Fish Fillet) which my friend devoured - and he hates fish! Needless to say, A+ for sweet and sour, not spicy at all. Our chilled potatoes were tasty, the perfect amount of flavor and crispy. The wontons? I generally pass on these, but they were GOOD. These are a tad on the spicier end, though I did enjoy the snow pea leaf. We had A-choy for veggies, and these were a classic, tasty staple that were flavored just right. The House Fried Rice... was very tasty but also a tad spicier than expected, sending my friend (who generally handles spice) into a barrage of coughs - definitely funny to witness. Paying was fairly straightforward, with tap as an option. Afterwards, the staff provided a coupon for a future visit, which I did revisit and try their Braised Pork Belly with Mustard Greens and Stir Fried beef. These were unfortunately both on the saltier end and weren't as tasty as the first visit.

    Miao Sour Soup with Fish Fillet and Scallion Pancake
    Shirley W.

    Took my parents here for dinner, which they were very skeptical about the place since the parking lot was at a motel. Not a very nice looking motel either haha. Walking inside the restaurant, its definitely way different than what you may expect. I actually like how the restaurant has a distinct 'hotel like' smell, not mainly like food. We ordered the Miao Sour Soup with Fish Fillet, Scallion Pancake, Fish Fragrant Shredded Pork, and this other Pork Belly dish. The customers here are also very diverse, a good amount of non-Asians, and more Chinese Chinese, so it does give it a authentic Chinese cuisine. So I never had this type of style before, so all the dishes to me were pretty sour. Everything was pretty interesting to try, but something i'm not quite used to? I think it's okay but maybe not for me haha. My mom actually really enjoyed the Miao Sour Soup, she enjoyed the soup a lot! The fish fillets were pretty soft. Scallion Pancake didn't taste too fried, which it actually tasted more flour-y? It was on the thicker batter side, but I feel like this could have been cooked longer. I think I may have enjoyed the shredded pork and the pork belly dish the most. Although, a lot of the dishes are verrryyy oily. Definitely makes you feel greasy after. Service was pretty good. The waiters here act quite elegant for just Chinese food. It's definitely an interesting spot to try!

    Linda L.

    I would've never found this hidden hole in a wall spot on my own, but my friends had a coupon so I was down to try & it's a bit of a mistake The spot is very cute. It's decorated like a lounge. Very hard to find, no signs on the back door. Service is good. Nothing wrong there. Best dishes for me were the eggs and the kung pao chicken. The shredded potatoes were flavored well, but very thick cut compared to home made. I usually love Szechuan cuisine and have it once a week, but this place was way too spicy for most of us and we all had . I had to call out of work the next day great if you like a challenge, but I definitely can't go back.

    Salted Duck
    Bella S.

    Love the name of this restaurant - if you are Hangry, come to Hengry! They serve up traditional Guizhou - Miao style cuisine, which is quite different than the "regular" Chinese food that one would associate with. For one, they specialize in Miao hot spicy soup, which contains the unique Guizhou-Miao pepper oil with a citrusy aroma. Leo (the owner) and his staff were welcoming and friendly throughout our dining experience. Leo was happy to explain the menu/dishes to us. You order on this tablet at the table; ours had a problem where after we submitted the order, it erased, prompting us to have to resubmit our orders. Other than this minor issue, our overall experience here was fantastic. The ambiance was eclectic, yet comforting. I didn't really get the art work around the walls of the restaurant, but it still worked. As for the food, don't judge - we ate like pigs ... 1. Twice-cooked Pork (5/5) Pork belly that's twice cooked meaning the pork is 1st boiled to tenderize the meat, followed by a 2nd cooking in a wok to make the edges crispy. Well it sure was cooked to perfect crisp and tenderness while giving off a pleasant spicy-roasted flavor. 2. House-fried rice (5/5) Seriously one of the best fried rices I've had. It's very fragrant and peppery, but not too salty. It contains pork-bacon, Chinese sausage, black beans, egg, and green onion. Pairs well with the salted duck dish 3. Salted Duck (5/5) Salt marinated duck that is then boiled/simmered in hot water and finally chilled to give it that dry-aged meat flavor, but yet tenderness and melt-in-your mouth skin. It paired perfectly with the housemate sweet-fermented spicy sauce. Also goes well with the house fried rice. 4. Sichuan Beef and Tripe (5/5) The beef and tripe were fresh and had a good smokey, sichuan pepper oil flavor. The added fresh cilatro and green onions added a refreshing herby kick. 5. Egg Foo Young (5/5) The name of this dish was a bit misleading because egg foo young usually means egg pancake omelette. This is actually steamed egg. The egg was steamed to perfection and it was not "eggy". It is served in light soy with sesame oil sauce and garnished with green onions. 6. Spicy Fish Mint Salad (4/5) Chinese lettuce with a dressing that seemed to be a combination of fish sauce, chili oil, mint, garlic and cilantro. When it first came out, it actually smelled like marijuana (skunk smell), but that quickly dissipated and then you just smell the pleasant aroma of sesame oil. It's kind of a weird dish, but in my opinion, it's unique and still quite enjoyable. Overall, it's light, refreshing, and minty. 7. Miao Sour Soup with lamb (5/5) The lamb was not too gamey, but it was a bit tough, mainly because it's been cooking in the hot pot. Unlike beef, lamb meat gets tougher the longer it cooks. Fortunately, it is sliced very thin, so it is still relatively easy to eat. The soup base was one-of-a-kind amazing made from crushing Miao peppers. It's very citrusy, tangy, and surprisingly, not too spicy despite the intense visual redness of it. The chili oil broth is the good fragrant - aromatic spicy, not just pure heat. This chili oil is unique in that it has a lemongrass flavor that gives the soup flavor that's reminiscent of tom yum. 8. Fried Stuffed Eggplant with Shrimp Paste (4.5/5) Never thought egg plant and shrimp paste would ever go together, but they made it work. The egg plant batter was fried to a perfect crisp and you can taste the batter dough flavor, which I personally like. My bestie said "it's almost like eating a cookie with shrimp inside" - lol. The house-made sweet-tangy sauce paired well reminding me a bit of eating sweet and sour fried fish fillet. 9. Stir-fried Kidney and Liver with Pickled Chili (5/5) Personally, I am not a fan of eating organ meats, but my bestie who does, said it was "good-quality, fresh kidney and liver. The sauce was gingery and spicy." Pairs well with the house fried rice 10. Fried Tofu Balls (5/5) Each order comes with 4 tofu balls. The tofu balls were lightly fried on the outside to a nice crisp, while the inside was tofuie and spongelike to absorb the heavenly spicy-tangy, cilantro-y, sesame oil sauce that came on the side. A+++ dining experience. We'll be coming back to try out more dishes.

    Miao sour soup with Hot and Sour Fish Stew 2.5lb (酸汤鱼2.5磅)
    Tamara R.

    Yes! It really is all that! Ambiance, service and food all 5 stars! The ambiance is really cool, I don't know how to describe it. Funky art, and modernist sofas and chairs to sit on. Very nice vibe! The owner recommended we try the fish soup - it's native to his home region. It was fantastic! Of all the dishes we had, this one really met the portion size for family style well. Everything else was delicious. Fried rice, scallion pancake, king pao chicken, and I can't remember the rest but it was all really good! And he was very informative, the service attentive, Friendly but not over bearing. We were there past close and never felt rushed. Group of 5, we each ordered an item, plus we had an appetizer and a few sodas. $134. Not bad for a place this memorable!

    Charred beef
    Austin E.

    Tucked next to a hotel in Alhambra is a restaurant serving Guizhou / Miao style cuisine. I myself am not knowledgeable about this type of Chinese food but Leo provided excellent service and knowledge regarding it. If I'm remembering correctly, the regions distinct mountain peppers are pressed into an oil that provides (in my description) an intense almost citrusy flavor, as if Thai tom yum had a baby with Szechuan spice in a surprisingly refreshing yet hot and savory soup base. It results in an addictive flavor that I've honestly never had before! The decor and ambiance were fantastic as well and I appreciated the eclectic artworks strewn about the restaurant. Would definitely love to come back and try more regional specialties.

    I LOVED THIS ONE (i forgot the name)
    Albert C.

    hengry was so good! the portions are big and perfect because it is family style. the house rice was spicy which i wasn't expecting, but nice time i would definitely turn down the notch, if possible. service: quick and attentive!

    Miao sour soup, Fish Mint Salad and Scallion Pancake
    Rong F.

    The owner (or partner) guy is very polite and friendly! He explained to me how the restaurant named Hengry as: Henry is hungry The only one waiter looks very busy doing the cleaning and dishes serving, but unfortunately he didn't pay attention to any customers needs or asking if we need anything as of a courtesy's working in such of a higher-end restaurant... 1) Miao Sour Soup-fish filet 特色鳕魚酸湯:4.5-star Fish flakes are fresh n tender. Soup offers a light touch of fermented Roman tomato mixing w/similar to lemongrass kinda flavors to brings out the soul of this food items. Sliced Lotus root, seaweed, bean sprouts and wood fungus. It's not so greasy nor rich, yet it's very satisfied! 2). Fish Mint Salad 涼拌魚腥草 4-star I wd give it 5-star if it's not so salty... Crunchy marinated Fish Mint in sesame oil, vinegary sauces is very refreshing. 3). Sautés Mixed mushroom 4-star Various mushrooms, Especially Velvet mushroom is so delish. Love it as the dish did not come in watery as of other places... it's simple yet full of flavors. 4) scallion pan cake 4-star Crispy fluffy delish, it's perfectly to pair with/the above dishes!

    Novia E.

    Went here to celebrate pre-Thanksgiving dinner with some friends and we had a blast! Glad that they were able to squeeze us in for about 1-1.5hrs before 7pm reservation. The restaurant itself is not your typical Chinese restaurant, in our opinion, the restaurant is pretty fancy and very decorated with a lot of arts. We ordered about 5 different dishes, and all of them are delicious although some of them are too spicy for me. However, according to my friends who like spicy food, they are good. They have parking structure at the back and plenty of space too.

    Potato Pancakes
    Christy S.

    I had been eyeing this place for a while and finally got to try it for lunch. There was plenty of seating and no wait when we arrived for lunch on Wednesday. You order everything with an iPad at your table. The service was fast and friendly. There's plenty of parking behind the restaurant next to the hotel including covered parking and an upper level. We ordered: Miao Sour Soup with Fish Fillets: Very uniquely flavored tomato-based soup with pieces of white fish, mushrooms, lotus root, bean sprouts, seaweed, scallions, and other vegetables. It had a very strong lemongrass flavor. It looks spicy but it was not at all, as I think the red is from tomatoes. I've never had this combination of flavors before so it was definitely worth trying. The soup is served in a large metal dish with a flame keeping it hot. It's probably enough to serve 4 or 5 people. Potato Pancakes: An appetizer with 3 small potato pancakes which were crispy outside and kind of like mashed potatoes inside. Good. Came with a little bit of cabbage and chili powder. Scallion Pancake: I had thought this would be a different take than the usual but it was pretty standard, not a lot of flavor. Stir-Fried Crispy Pork With Diced Potato: Fried diced potatoes with small fried pork bits, chilies, scallions, garlic and ginger. Mostly potatoes. Just slightly spicy. Overall, a unique restaurant to check out if you're interested in trying different kinds of Chinese food.

    Family sized Hot and Sour Fish Stew 1.5lb (酸汤鱼1.5磅)
    Michael Y.

    We ordered a sour fish soup but there were only two of us. Not a single regret as we finished it all. The flavoring was spot on and not too spicy or salty. Paired it with a pork belly with green mustard rice plate lunch special and we were very happy. Will return with more people. Food came out quickly!

    Connie Y.

    Wholly hell this place is so good! It's a restaurant next to a motel with lots of free parking. The restaurant is beautiful and hip. Get the sour fish soup you won't regret it. They also have lunch specials every day of the week. We got the pork belly with mustard greens. Everything was amazing and the service is on point. Come here you won't regret it. Happy Yelping!

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    Mama Lu Dumpling House

    3.8
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    Been here only a few times and yes if we went with others we have to send each other the right…read moreaddress as there's two mama Lu's on the same street! Just East vs West. We were able to find parking in the back and it was full so there's more parking underground. This place was pretty full, but given the capacity, the place had more ceiling space than seating place. We met family and friends while they already were in the middle of dinner and we came pretty late. Mama Lu's is known for their dumplings but they also serve Chinese dishes such as beef chow fun, roasted duck, fried fish fillet, and more. Staff were friendly, they were helpful and a wasn't hard to flag them down if we needed something. Overall, good place, would come again to try dumplings.

    I arrived late to a family dinner so all the dumplings were already gone…read more Although I missed out on the dumplings, we had the fried fish, fried sweet potatoes , duck, shaken beef, and clam soup. The fried fish was very good, crunchy a little bland but the seasons on the side worked out. The beef noodle is just classic, I feel like I eat this all the time at Chinese restaurants. The service was good, My grandma's friend apparently scoped out the place before hand and put her card down for the table. Sneaky sneaky, she put down one of the trickiest plays. The place has a very high ceiling, Spacious doesn't seem like it had a lot of tables, but it wasn't packed.

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    4.4
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    1.7 mi
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    We come here for the low price wonton noodles, steamed spareribs on steamed rice, and the beef rice…read morenoodle rolls. We also order their HK style lemon iced tea. It's pretty good here and they have complimentary refills! They're known for their rice noodle rolls here and you can order them, along with their small dim sum menu, all day long. The wonton noodles here were just $13.98! They come with 5 large wontons and vegetables over wonton noodles. I always recommend adding chili oil. The steamed spareribs on steamed rice have some bones, just like the ones you find at dim sum. But there's a lot of meat in the steamed rice bowl for a single person. Free parking in rear parking lot. Entrance at the front on Garvey Ave. They have 2 entrances in front now. Left door for to-go orders and right door for dine-in.

    Searched randomly in yelp and found this place and this was absolutely a great choice…read more Parking is at the back of the building which is shared with the other establishments. The staff are great, communication wise, it was a good service. They don't hover around your table. They let you eat in peace then check back every now and then. We ordered several dishes and each and every one of them were tasty. We came before lunch hour so not sure how busy this place gets. Are we going back? Absolutely! This is on my list to go especially for a weekend out.

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    Ji Rong Peking Duck

    4.2
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    3.9 mi
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    Came here for the Peking duck and left very satisfied with everything else we ordered too…read more Definitely call ahead about an hour before if you want to reserve your duck. The Peking duck lived up to the hype. I liked that they use pancakes instead of the buns, and building each bite with hoisin, green onion, cucumber, duck meat, and crispy skin gave a great mix of textures and flavors. The other dishes were solid too. The pea sprouts were fresh and loaded with garlicky flavor without being overpowering. The shrimp fried rice was probably one of the best value dishes we ordered at around $13 -- lots of shrimp mixed throughout and a great filler for the table. The honey walnut shrimp was unique because it came with melon, which added a refreshing touch. The shrimp itself was super crispy and I appreciated that it wasn't drowning in sauce or overly sweet. The French style beef was another standout -- packed with fresh peppers and the meat was incredibly tender. Overall, you really can't go wrong ordering here. Great spot if you're craving Peking duck and Chinese family-style dishes.

    The Peking duck was excellent. The skin was thin and crispy, the meat was juicy, and I loved that…read morethey deboned the duck. The pancakes were thin and perfectly chewy. The sweet and sour pork was unfortunately a disaster. The pork was sliced paper-thin--so thin that it felt like I was mostly eating batter with barely any meat. I was also disappointed they took the sweet and sour fish off the menu because that dish was amazing a few months ago. The five-color noodles were light, clean, and refreshing. The pork elbow was delicious with a fun, tender texture. The fish maw soup was very good and comforting, though it could have used a little more seasoning. Other than that, it was delicious. The steamed sea bass with soy sauce was incredibly soft and fragrant--a definite must-order. The scallops with vermicelli noodles were another hit: fresh, clean flavors and perfectly cooked scallops. My only suggestion would be to cut the noodles, as they came in one big clump and were difficult to serve. We ordered the beef fried rice but were given lamb instead. It was a bit gamier than expected, but still tasty. The black fungus with tofu was also excellent--well seasoned and full of flavor. Overall, there were a few misses, but the Peking duck, sea bass, scallops, pork elbow, and black fungus with tofu made the meal worth coming back for.

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