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    3.8 (121 reviews)

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    Quiet
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    Good for kids
    Good for groups

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    Shrimp in Lobster Sauce
    George I.

    I've always given Hung Ta 5 star reviews. Today I'm dropping it to 4 stars. The last two times we have eaten here they were out of plum wine which is a perfect match to oriental food. Very disappointed to eat my meal without plum wine.

    One of my nearly empty plates. I loved the green beans.
    TJ H.

    I was greeted as soon as I walked through the door. I hadn't been here before, so I wasn't sure was I was seeing. I was seated by a young man, I apologize I don't remember your name, and he quickly took my drink order. He knew what beers he had available, and basic information about the beer. I'm guessing he was not old enough to drink. But he was spot on. When he returned to take my order I informed him that I hadn't been there before, and he quickly filled me in. I could order specific meals or dishes, or enjoy the buffet. And I did enjoy it. I tried everything but the soups and salad bar. There was only one dish that I didn't enjoy, but it was personal preference, it looked delicious. The price was very fair, for the buffet, as I took 4 plates! And a bowl of ice cream. Seating had many "sections" which would add to privacy and intimacy. Music was at a low but audible level, and it smelled good. I would recommend for anyone looking for easy Asian food.

    Hing Ta in Rocky Mount, NC
    Bruce K.

    Lunch time at this all-you-can-eat Chinese buffet. Service was great from the waitress who cleared dirty dishes and refilled drinks and from the nice lady working the register with the big smile. The buffet isn't all that large and the stuff on there was just okay. Too much sauce and not enough protein. It was well taken care of and tidy but after two plates of mostly chicken with broccoli, I quite while I wasn't too far behind.

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    Easy to get to location. They were to the area and I've tried a couple of different Chinese restaurant. I must say this one stands out very good fresh food, good variety and very friendly share. I definitely will return.

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    This was by far the worst Chineses restaurant in Rocky Mount I hope because I don't live here and was just passing through but I would never come to this place again. It did teach me something though ... to pay more attention to my instincts the good was horrible I just hope I don't pay for it later The food was horrible and I still paid almost $40 for two plates Don't come here it's not worth it

    Orange chicken
    Taylor T.

    Hing Ta is probably my favorite Chinese take-out restaurant ever. They have a great buffet if you're looking to eat in, but I really love eating Chinese at home and snuggled up on the couch. My favorite is the orange chicken. It is so light and flavorful. The sauce is fresh and tastes just like orange; nothing artificial about it! The chicken is juicy, white meat chicken and the breading is delicate and doesn't overwhelm the tender, juiciness of the chicken. I also love their spring rolls! The filling is full of flavor and not just stuffed with soggy cabbage. It's easy to find parking and quick to run in and grab your to-go order. The interior of the restaurant is full of Asian charm. Hing Ta is a real Rocky Mount gem.

    Pecking chicken, mixed vegetables, shrimp with vegetables and mei fun.

    The BEST Chinese buffet we've had since we moved to North Carolina!!!!! This is a quiet little buffet but the food tastes amazing. I ate so much I couldn't eat anymore food. Their homemade duck sauce is to die for. The kids and my husband loved it too. The service was quick and great! As soon as the cup was empty or almost empty she filled it. We ask for napkins and she brought them immediately. They have nice decor as well. They have cakes and ice cream for dessert. We will definitely be back for more!

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    Yi Ge Asian Cuisine - Roast Duck Lo Mein

    Yi Ge Asian Cuisine

    3.9(144 reviews)
    44.6 mi
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    OMG! It worth everything, I drove 150 miles from Charlotte, my friends came from Massachusetts to…read moreDurham. Referred by a friend who loves to explore good food. The place was beautifully decorated & classy. Yi Ge 一哥 is the best authentic Cantonese Chinese cuisine that I have ever found in North Carolina. The chef and owner of this restaurant is actually a lady from Guangzhou. Her family was musician family and has a YiGe musical instrument shop in Guangzhou. They keep the name. We ordered a combo of toast duck, pork & BBQ Pork. We ordered the braised To Fu & a plate of water spinach. We also order a lb of braised chicken feet 鳯爪 to eat there (special order). Everything is super good. We didn't expect there's such a super high standard of Cantonese cuisine in this place. After we took a few bites, we decided to write a review for them. The pictures were taken after we had started eating. The portions are very reasonable. I was told that there were many more great dishes including Canton style Beef Chow Fun 乾炒牛河。 During weekends & Sundays, poached chicken, steamed fish, ask them for special menu. I purchased 6 pounds of prepared chicken feet to go that I can steam at home. If one is a big fan of authentic Chinese Cantonese cuisine, you will never be disappointed. They will move to a close-by location for bigger venue.

    We had not been to Yi Ge in a couple of years, so we arrived only to find the building in the…read moreWalMart shopping center had gone dark. Fortunately, we noticed the sign in the front explaining that they had moved across highway 70 and are temporarily sharing space with Kobe. About 25% of Kobe has been repurposed to serve Yi Ge customers while the majority of the restaurant is still dedicated to teppanyaki. Yi Ge's menu hasn't changed, so we tried duck egg rolls for an appetizer and I ordered the Hong Kong tofu, a favorite, for my entree. The duck egg rolls were actually spring rolls and didn't have any taste of duck to them. They also arrived at the table lukewarm. My Hong Kong tofu was just OK - the serving was not especially generous, it lacked flavor despite having two different types of chilis, and arrived at the table lukewarm. Past versions of this dish from Yi Ge have been extraordinary: flavorful, a bit spicy, perfectly cooked, and hot out of the wok. My dining companion received a massive serving of chow ho fun and thought that hers rated an OK too. Despite the Kobe section of the restaurant being very busy, service in the Yi Ge part of the restaurant was friendly and attentive. Prices for our entrees were definitely above average. This was just an OK, but Yi Ge is capable of better. Maybe they were having an off night?

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    Imperial Garden Chinese Restaurant

    Imperial Garden Chinese Restaurant

    4.0(242 reviews)
    48.5 mi
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    Imperial Garden Chinese Restaurant is located in the Greystone Shopping Center in Raleigh, on the…read moreleft side of Food Lion. Imperial Garden has long been my go-to place for Chinese food, but over my last few visits, I have noticed that the quality of the meat has gone down The restaurant layout is split into two rooms. The first room features booths and an elevated seating section, while the second room has tables for larger groups. The decor is simple and traditional. The service here is still very good. Although I haven't gotten my favorite waitress during my last few visits, she made a point to come over and talk to me this last time. She even remembered my exact order and that I like it prepared without onions, which I truly appreciated! Unfortunately, the beef itself seemed a little rubbery. A few of the pieces were completely fine, so I am not sure whether the meat was just overcooked or had sat under a heat lamp too long before being served. The fried rice seemed better than ever, though, as was the eggroll. I think I will need to start trying some new vegetarian or alternative dishes here on my next visits to avoid the meat, as I still really enjoy the local atmosphere and excellent service.

    I have been coming to Imperial Garden for over 30 years, and it has maintained a high standard of…read morequality Chinese cuisine (with some American touches) and friendly service over the years. Portions are very generous, and we usually have enough leftovers for a complete meal the next day. It can get crowded during peak times, so I highly recommend a reservation. Two stand-by Chinese starters, Egg Rolls and Crab Rangoon, are a great way to begin any meal. The Egg Rolls are big, crispy and full of flavor. The Crab Rangoon are the best I have had anywhere. These won-won wonders are tender with a silky-smooth Cream Cheese and Crab filing. Imperial Garden does all the basic Chinese Chicken dishes to perfection. The Hunan Chicken, is slightly spicy and stir-fried with a few vegetables in a savory sauce. My grandkids love the Sesame Chicken). These bite-size chunks of Chicken are coated with a thick, sticky, slightly sweet sauce and liberally coated with Sesame Seeds. Two other favorites are General Tso's Chicken - double fried and sautéed with fresh green peppers in spicy sauce and Empress Chicken - marinated chicken, lightly fried and sautéed with broccoli, baby corn, straw mushroom & water chestnuts. Peking Style dishes are another winner. Whether it's Shrimp. Pork, Beef or Chicken; these tender morsels are coated in a tempura-like slurry, stir-fried to perfection and smothered in your favorite sauce. I like the Sweet & Sour Pork version. It comes with a bit of Carrot, Water Chestnut, Bell Pepper and Onion; and is served with either White Rice or Fried rice. Throw in a lightly-hopped ice-cold Tsingtau, sit back, and savor the moment.

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