This place used to be epic!! I couldn't get enough but then they sold and it went south. None of the food was even recognizable from what I'd always ordered and it was nasty Too bad! read more

We dined here this evening as our hotel was across the street and we had just arrived in town tired after a long drive. However, we were apprehensive after reading some of the negative reviews.. fortunately, we ignored the naysayers and discovered this absolutely magnificent gem of unique Chinese cuisine. The service was impeccable, ambience sublime, prices very reasonable and, above all, the food was delicious. We will certainly revisit next time we are in town and meanwhile are suspicious that the negative reviews are fallacious. read more

Hong Kong - Sizzling sizzling hot plate - Chinese Near Me - Grants Pass, Oregon

Tea bag & shrimp were only good items!! All food was disappointing! Had take out delivered. I ordered pork chow mein (it was more like chop suey), pork fried rice (uncooked rice kernels and tasteless) sweet & sour chicken (ate one piece & so underwhelmed couldn't finish), soup (smashy ball things (dumplings?) yuck & was full of cabbage & no flavor what so ever) Then the fried shrimp, I was pleasantly surprised on how good it tasted (was it because of my own homemade hot mustard‍?). All in all, the first and last time eating the food there. I should have known better!! Hands down Panda Express IS the best Chinese food here in Grants Pass as I was told when I first moved here!! I'm from CA, the choices & quality run circles around the selection here. Sorely disappointed. Not good Asian food. read more

Great Positive Nostalgia from growing up, eating with family. many laughs shared there with the Awesome food and great atmosphere. Well you can leave me hanging I'd love to come in for lunch today. cause I just can't wait. Roll these tires right in that parking lot. What you got to add to my dish? read more

My Mother In-law really digs Chinese Food and She's in Heaven whenever we bring her. Thanks Hong Kong read more

This has to be the worst Chinese food I ever had in my life prison. Chinese food is way better than this place. Trust me I know take a look at my video and save yourself some money. I'm not wanting to really complain about food, but this place is trash, disgusting and disgraceful to call this place a Chinese restaurant read more

Have been a patron to this Eatery for more than 35 years now! After seeing it change ownership, we see only subtle differences in the quality, portions and Service! Its is & always been a very much lived resource to feed my Family & Friends! We ordered their "Happy Family " meal for take out tonight with extras added, and it is a meal beyond comparison to any in my 65 years of take out Chinese food can equate to! Very much love & recimend this establishment for keeping the original Owners Quality Standards of food & service! read more

Service is wonderful, some selections are good, others not so much. They feature crunchy noodles for chow mein, which is not what most people want. Fried noodles are available but for an extra charge. read more

Hong Kong - Chinese Near Me - Grants Pass, Oregon

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Horrible. I couldn't even eat it. Too much cornstarch; no flavor. I could have been eating cardboard that was touted as shrimp and or chicken. If I could rate it zero, I would have. read more

This was the worst Chinese food Ive had in my entire life. Good service, friendly waitstaff. But dang. Greasy, flavorless (like imagine if they served Chinese in an old folk's home in the midwest), cold....I literally had one bite of each part of the meal and then pushed it away. My mouth was very sad after I tried to eat here. read more

Just a sad waste of money... I would not recommend ordering anything fried... Tasted like Popeyes! read more

Hong Kong - Cold bbq pork Marfar chicken was un-edible Fried shrimp un-edible! Unflavored pork fried rice! The servers were awesome! - Chinese Near Me - Grants Pass, Oregon

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My husband brought me Won Ton soup because I've been sick. This was the WORST Chinese food I have ever eaten. The won ton were gummy and were probably frozen. The center was not fresh but hard! The vegetables were way overcooked! Who puts mushy broccoli in won ton soup? There were a couple of thick slices of really dry pork. Dry pork in soup? How did they manage that I wonder. I tried to find something to like but I ended up throwing it away. I offered a piece of the pork to the dog. She is a chow hound and wouldn't touch it. What a waste of money! I wish I could have given zero stars read more

At best, on a good day this place is just ok. I ordered the scallop dinner. They charge almost 20 bucks for 6 little scallops, a table spoon of peas and a baked potato that was bite sized. I asked the waitress if she was joking when she set the plate down in front of me. She was shocked. She asked me what was wrong and I asked her if she saw a problem. She said no. So I told her. She came back and said the "chef" was making me more scallops. Being afraid of them doing something to my food I declined. The fact that they let that pathetic plate go to a customer is mind boggling. They were ok with it and it seemed normal to them. I've had other dishes there also. And they honestly have no clue what real Chinese food is. It's pretty gross. The ambiance is run down and all the decor looks like something out of a really bad horror movie. The carpet itself has to be original from the 50s. Seating and tables are horrid. And the bathrooms, no door on the toilet stall and the foulest stench imaginable permeates your senses. If you have to throw up, the smell of the bathroom alone will help you. No one cleans anything in the entire restaurant. It's actually a pretty disgusting place and the people are ok with it. It's odd to me that the owners and employees accept this level of vile filth and act like nothings wrong read more

Very good Chinese takeout . The Mar Far Chicken is great . The Wor Won Ton soup is really good too!

what a waste of $49.00 worst Chinese ever kung pao chicken tasteless no spice, no chicken vegetables were mushy and bland. Pork chow fun, 3 tiny pieces of pork tasteless sauce. we are local and had heard new owners were going spice up the menu. Won't go back. too bad they used to have decent food. read more

If I could give zero stars I would. My first clue should have been The dirty tables that needed to be cleaned. We were seated and brought the worlds smallest glass of water. After looking at the very extensive menu (honestly no menu should be that big, you can not make that many different things and have them all be good) we ordered. 40 minutes, yes 40, our food came out. I had a sweet and sour chicken combination. It came with a bagged salad mix that was DRENCHED in dressing. The chow Mein was very soggy, the rice was fine and my chicken was cold. My husband ordered kung pao chicken and it looked like a soup. He had to search for chicken but there was not a lack of cashews. We will not be back here, have no reason to ever eat there again. Do not waste your time. read more

If I could zero stars I would. It's an insult to even call this Chinese food. The sweet and sour pork was abysmal and possibly toxic red die number 3 dayglo ultra violet red sugar sauce no sour detected, no veg and soggy grey meat witb mush breading falling off. Chow mein was broken up into tiny pieces and a completely soggy flavorless piece of mess. Don't even ask about the fried rice. Basically think steamed rice with 2 tiny chunks of crappy bagged bbq pork. The egg rolls were huge and possibly made of paper meché and contained the same slime as the chow mein. Yuck. What a waste of a hundred bucks. read more

This is not gourmet Chinese food. It's the worst kind for you but delicious with their pink sauce smothered all over it. The waitress we have had the last few times we've went is amazing, we just love her. The place looks the same as it has my whole life. Kinda run down and dingy, but it always has been. We don't go for the beauty of it, or for healthy options. It's nostalgic for me, the food is always the same, and I love their pink sauce. Went to China Hut down the road because Hong Kong was closed (it was Tuesday) and it was awful. All a matter of preference I guess. read more

I've never had an issue with my food and I have been a customer for years. Hong Kong will be missed!

I love this place. Been coming here for most of my life. Even though I don't live here anymore, it's still a family favorite. It's what the family chose tonight. The atmosphere is kinda tacky; a little Chinese, a little "what ever American holiday is upon us." There were green shamrocks hanging on the walls tonight. Our party of four ordered the Family Special; an appetizer consisting of a huge pile of Mar far chicken and bbq pork. Dab on the hot mustard and sesame seeds and yum! Next came pork fried rice, almond chicken sub gum, sweet and sour pork and fried shrimp. Desert was the traditional scoop of ice cream and a fortune cookie. Although it's Americanized Chinese food, it was delicious and hot. As always, way too much for any normal human to eat in one sitting. It would've been an excellent all around experience if our waitress was nice. She must've been having a bad day; she barely looked at us or spoke. Hurried in and out and took her sweet time bringing change. Too bad, she would've gotten a way better tip... read more

Hong Kong - Family Special - Chinese Near Me - Grants Pass, Oregon

I used to go to Hong Kong every other week and on special occasions when I was younger, but the first experience my husband and I had after it closed down and reopened with a new owner was so sad. Yes, it was a decently busy Christmas Eve 2023 when we went BUT by the time we left it was slow and most people let. We waited for our check for almost 20 minutes, yet ended up having to get up and get it. That's not a big deal and know it's nice for the staff to take a breather after a rush. The deal that made us decide to write this review is because my husband got the worst food poisoning he has ever experienced. The only food different he got from myself and my son(who didn't feel great after, but not as terrible) was the fried shrimp. He said it was smooshy/soggy, and only had a few pieces before he decided to not eat any more. Thank goodness he did not eat anymore because after a couple days later, he is still struggling. This review truly hurts to write, but my husband's sickness is not okay. This rarely happens to him/us and we will probably never go back here again. read more

This is Chinese food for people who've never had Chinese food before. And while it is in fact an Americanized Chinese restaurant, that's no excuse for the lack of flavor they're serving. I personally prefer Americanized Chinese over authentic, but this is hands down the worst Chinese restaurant I've ever been to. Just look at the photos. All of the food is some sort of brown or gray color, sort of what you'd expect if you've had anything from a can of La Choy. The atmosphere is dated, the tables are uncomfortably high, and the expensive menu is disappointing. We spent just around $60 for 3 people, and I couldn't bare giving my leftovers to my dog. In fact, my wife and I ate so little, we went to Taco Bell after because we were starving. Seriously, skip this place. Go to Asian Express instead. Hong Kong gives Chinese restaurants a bad name, and is part of the reason why people say they don't like Chinese food. read more

I was so disappointed. The wonton soup that I planned on taking a couple quarts of home as it used to be awesome, was so gross that I only took 5 bites! The wontons were doughy and there was no flavor. Crab puffs were almost ok and the general chicken and chow mein bland. I didn't finish any dish. The service is ok read more

We ate here on Friday night. The wong tong soup was ok, who knew it would be the highlight of our meal. Everything else was way over battered the fried, horrible. Not sure how you can call something chicken chow mien as there was no chicken to be seen or tasted. It was celery, onions and bean sprouts. We were really hopping for some delicious Chinese food, instead we were let down read more

I like this place pretty good food but the outside deco needs a facelift. What about a new coat of paint to match the goodness of the food inside! The interior is also something to be desired. read more

This place used to have amazing food! My go to for years. Then new owners took over and now it is hit and miss. Last three times have been good, nothing to what it was before but today my food was almost inedible. Soup was overly peppered, sweet and sour was cold, and my cashew chicken was completely over powered by soy sauce and garlic. Very sad. read more

If I could give zero stars I would what a shit hole waitress was prostituting herself to a bunch of truckers at bar openly discussing who was going to sleep with her first. Then the food when we got it was just not edible. Ordered chicken chow mein instead got a box of greasy onions with a small handful of badly boiled chicken. The crab puffs were soggy and tasted horrible. My moms soup was also foul and over full of onions here beef with broccoli badly had any meat and had zero flavor. Definitely won't be back what a waste of money. read more

I ate at this restaurant a few months ago. The food was just okay. 1970's style Chinese restaurant with a bar with regulars. Pretty run down interior, but private booths (if close together). Decided to give it another go and order other dishes for take out tonight. I called and they answered right away, but asked me to hold a minute. After five minutes and listening to staff conversations (the receiver was clearly set down and I was not put on hold), and after 10 minutes began saying "hello?" into the receiver. Decided to see how long it would take before someone would notice. At 15 minutes someone picked up heard my voice and hung up. Don't even give them one chance. read more

Love the food but the last two times I visited I was turned away because of staffing issues. Why you need a hostess just to bully people for coming to eat. Can't she wait on a table or does she just turn her back on customers and manage the shelf behind her snapping at people who interrupt her meditation with the shelf... ? read more

If I could give this place negative 10 stars I would without a second thought. Food was soggy, tasteless and disgusting. read more

Hong Kong - Egg Foo Young - Chinese Near Me - Grants Pass, Oregon

The food is wonderful great favors.Large portion and very hot . I had a sizzling platter with all the meats and vegetables with pork fried rice. Crab puffs were very tasty with real crab But the service was the worst we have had in Grants Pass. No knowledge of the menu. Just ask if we wanted water and hot tea and walked away before we even spoke. She seemed way to busy to talk to us. Brought crab puffs set on the talk and walked away before we could ask for sauce. Food was brought to us and never seen again. I tried to wave someone down but finally walk to cash register for tea and sauce At bill paying they are too busy taking orders. Sacking up to go orders and even waiting on people that walk in as my husband stood there to pay. More then 10 minutes. All the elderly people got great service all the younger maybe under 50 they don't give and concern to. So next time take out only! read more

Sun 7/18/21 12NOON Was able to finally sit in the Dining Room, We have missed it. Since 2018 I haven't had to post a review because the food is great, the service we get has been exceptional, when we couldn't sit down in 2020 we took out food when we were able, and it just seemed like we were missing the atmosphere as well as the company. Now we are back and I had my usual yummy won ton soup, shrimp & egg foo yung as well as tea and ice cream. If you look at the reviews consider the source, I know what I like and not sure what swill they are used to eating. read more

Trust me you better skip this place. Dirty restaurant Bad service Long wait , even with no customers there. read more

Place is flithty and waitresses and bar service person are so rude. They need to clean house and get rid of those nasty girls. Maybe new personel will bring more business. I wouldn't refer to anyone. read more

Best Chinese food IN THE WORLD, Vegas style! The Hong Kong is right in the center of Grants Pass' China Town, across the street from what is only known as "the doorway". There is no place to review the doorway here on Yelp, an' it's not like it's a legit casino or nothin, but I would review it if I could. Basically go there if you want to get ripped off or possibly Shanghighed. Literally. The doorway has the worst odds I've seen outside of Wendover. It's an awful awful place. Tell 'em Willy sent ya. Forget the doorway. This is about Paul's Hong Kong. I appreciate Paul's more than most people might, as I am privy to a little known fact: the very motif of the Kowloon Room was the inspiration to one of the stages of the original Mortal Kombat! I like to believe that Tobias and Boon spent many a late night drinking oolong as they feverishly hammered out their legacies at one of those charming worn out booths from ancient China. I feel real dumb about this now. I mean dumber than normal. I really should have known better, but as I passed the kitchen I swore I heard the cooks singing an old Chinese poisoning song. Poison, poison, it has no taste! Put it in the rice and they put it in their face! It was a song my mother-in-law sang, and we knew very well that when she sang it, we would not be eating her baked sweet cheese lobster and slimy swamp casserole. I wasn't going to take any chances being poisoned or seeing others get poisoned and gettin' blamed for it, so I wised up and pulled the fire alarm. I ran as fast as I could. I did a tuck-and-roll Scorpion would have been proud of after slamming through the door. I watched from the bushes, surprised as NO ONE made their way outside! Perhaps the patrons knew better. That Paul and co. were not capable of murder. Not even the worthless scum present that evening! As I sat there watching the door I realized my fear of death and my fear of hunger were intertwined, and when it came down to it, they were actually one in the same. So I did the sensible thing and went back in there to do what I do best: scarf. I spent precious minutes in those bushes not eating, and I had to make it up to myself, even if it cost me my life. Besides, it wouldn't have been the first time I died of food poisoning. I figured if this meal killed me, at least I wouldn't be hungry in the next world. I further rationalized as I crossed the parking lot, that I could have screwed up the lyrics to the song in my feeble brains, and then there's the fact that my mother-in-law's Cantonese wasn't the best. As I rejoined my family, happy to see they were not all dead, I began shoveling giant shrimps and handfuls of chow mein from my mother's and brothers' plates into my gizzards in a mad scuttle to catch up. There was a bit of elbowing, punching and wrestling. I got to punch my Aunt Barbara between the eyes twice, but in the end everyone would be sated. As always, everyone was pleased with the marfar chicken, that gooey gooey sweet n' sour pork and shrimp fried rice. Here's a tip, always take fried rice home, even if there's only a little bit. It feels great between the toes after a long day of watching TV! The great food would not be the only highlight of the evening. We were met with the greatest of treats. The staff let us play full contact Mortal Kombat in the Kowloon Room after dinner. Paul Chang HIMSELF announced the rounds, exclaiming EXCELLENT and WELL DONE when appropriate. He didn't sound anything like Shang Tsung, but nobody cared (except Gramma). The family hadn't mixed it up like that in years. I put my Aunt Lori and her live-in lover, Alan, in the hospital. It was great fun! read more

Listen up GP: You're not going to find authentic Chinese food in your area, anywhere, ever, period. You live in GRANTS PASS. You live in the whitest part of the whitest state in the Northwest. Get over it. You want monster truck rallies and greased pig chases? You're in the right place. You want authentic Asian cuisine? You're need to take a little road trip down to SF to satisfy that craving. It's like a 6-hour drive or a 45-minute flight. You can totally do it! Now that we've got that out of the way, on to the review. This is wholly, unabashedly Americanized Chinese food. Emphasis on the American. As long as you go in knowing this, you will have a good time. There is nothing inherently wrong with greasy-crunchy-yummy-not-so-spicy fried rice, or thoroughly fried Mar Far chicken with magic "pink sauce" (the secret ingredient is mayonnaise, shhh!), or piles upon piles of greasy egg rolls (the more grease the better, people! roll in it!) and pillowy crab puffs. Come here when you aren't counting your calories, expecting gourmet flair or looking for authentic chicken's-feet entrees. Come here with your GP-native grandparents or your conservative boss who thinks she's being edgy by trying Chinese food. Whatever you do, though, if you come here expecting anything but greasy down-home Americanized cooking, you're gonna have a bad time. If, for some reason, you're a person who lives in Grants Pass and expects a Michelin-star type dining experience (really, though, have you considered moving? I hate to break it to you, but it's probably not going to happen for you in this lifetime.), this is not the place for you. For the rest of you: Adjust your expectations and you'll like it. read more

As a Chinese person, I deeply scoff at this place. The decoration is pretty good and the lights are pretty and the waitresses are nice, but the food is not Chinese. It is an insult to Chinese food. It is an Americanized lie. It's worse than that Mexican Chinese place I went to, called Chino, at least they have decent Ciao Long Bao. There's too much to say, but I'll start bullet pointing here: 1. They put those dry fried noodle sticks in the vegetables. 2. They don't know how to cook meat, so they just deep fry everything: chicken, shrimp, even the fish in the sea food platter, with the same simple carb batter. 3. The salad comes with freaking dry pork slices. 4. The vegetables in every dish comes from those packages you find in the frozen section. 5. The "sweet and sour chicken" comes with this fake, sickly sweet cherry sauce, the same kind you find in a cherry sundae. 6. They give you crackers in the beginning, not even dinner rolls. Wtf are we suppose to do with crackers? 7. Even the freaking fortune cookies they give at the end tastes weirdly coconutty. Bottom line: Don't come here expecting anything close to real Chinese food. read more

Hong Kong - Chinese Near Me - Grants Pass, Oregon

FAST, hot and tasty. There are a few lunch deals, and they are a good value. They do work with dietary challenges, too! Best Chinese choice in Grants Pass. We have gone there for many years. The staff is always kind, helpful and prompt. read more

This my very favorite Chinese food in the area, and I was raised on Kim's original Chinese food. They have a super friendly staff, kind and caring with smiling faces to greet you, food made just the way you want it. Consistently amazing. The BBQ pork is the absolute best. Thick, sweet and seasoned perfect,not scrimping on size or flavor. I count it as a dessert. Even the fried rice is good,not sparse and dry like others. And the Sizzling Wor Bar is a feast on a plate. With different tasty meats & veggies. Definitely worth stopping by for take out and eating well for a couple of meals, let's face it this point, home cooking is overrated and this a much more fun way to eat your vegetables. We need to support our favorite restaurant families, they were always there for us, be there for them. read more

Okay, so Grants Pass isn't known for their Chinese food, but there are a few restaurants here. Hong Kong is better than a couple of others that we've been to, but like most restaurants in this area, they are run like they're a hobby rather than a business. The wait staff, while very friendly and nice, were way too familiar with you right off the bat. It would have been nice if it were a bit cleaner, and the "coffee shop" off to the left was not appealing at all! There were stacks of stuff and it didn't seem to have any reason for being there, other than to stack stuff up on the counters. The food itself is very Americanized, which isn't necessarily a bad thing, but when you come from a more metropolitan area and the choices there are way over the top, coming to GP with fewer choices and a lot less flavor palate leaves one wishing for the larger city again. However, we had a few things that weren't bad. I recommend the lemon chicken, although breaded too much, the meat wasn't dried out like one of the other places we went to recently. The fried rice was tasty, but not a headliner. It would be nice if the cook here took a few classes and learned a couple of specialty dishes that could shine. On the outside, it could use a new paint job, a bit of sprucing up; on the inside keep the friendly staff, just tone it down a bit. I love a restaurant that remembers who you are and what you like to eat...these girls did just that. We will try it again, but we'll be a little careful. read more