I received several recommendations about trying New Hong Kong Restaurant and I finally had the…read morechance to visit them recently. I must say I was very satisfied. They are so good, I had to have them twice in one week. They are now my go-to spot for Chinese take out! First day, I tried their garlic wings and shrimp fried rice. The wings were delicious and I love the fried rice. Second time, I ordered General Tso chicken with pork fried rice and an order of wings with garlic powder sprinkled on top. I have zero complaints about this place. They are very reasonable in comparison to other Chinese restaurants in the area. Their menu is pretty extensive and has a lot more to offer than your average Chinese restaurant in the area. You know the food is good when it's in the hood. I'll definitely be returning.

I ordered fried pork dumplings, an eggroll, and a small general tso's tofu. Everything was…read moredelicious, highly recommend

Cute little place with good food. The spiced beef noodle soup was good but was mostly noodles, not…read moreenough broth for me. The boa is very tasty, boba was also good.

Felt a bit peckish and didn't really want a full meal, but had heard lots of nice things about this…read moreplace. It was a little difficult to find in a tiny plaza with storefronts not facing the main road - I ended up overshooting the entrance and parking at the Wawa next door (shhhh) and walking over. First thing that struck me was how nice and cheery and bright and sparkling clean this little spot was. I chose two of the char siu buns (steamed buns with pork inside) - $2.50 each. One bun is fine as an appetizer since I really wasn't that hungry. It could have used a little more meat, but it was very tasty. If you bring one home, the best way to reheat is to wrap it in a damp paper towel and microwave for just about a minute.

The restaurant is a bit unassuming, but the food was excellent. I would definitely go back!read more

Night and day. The original owners obvs not involved anymore. Noodles were mushy and tasteless,…read morespices were weak and very off, chicken sate was totally burnt. This place used to be great, but those folks are gone.

Have been here a bunch of times, they are slipping as the combos are not providing enough sauce for…read morerice. A 50/50 balance is what they used to use.

It's your basic Americanized Chinese food...but sometimes that is what you crave. Nothing fancy but…read moretake out is always quick and tastes the same each time. Lunchtime combos are a good deal. Most are under $7 and it comes with a choice of soups and either egg roll or a can of soda. I like the chicken and broccoli or the shrimp, pork and chicken with broccoli. For dinner, top choice is their seafood delight which is loaded with seafood. My daughter loves their fried donuts for dessert.

some of the best Chinese food around. service was great food is freshly cooked. get the herbal tea…read morein a can

HOLD THE PRESS...we have a WINNER! Found this by accident…read more The atmosphere is a mixture of old and new looks. The food is AWESOME! Had the eggplant with shrimp in garlic sauce. Portion size is plentiful and the sauce...OMG! I had the king pao chicken. Sauce spicy but not heavy overall. The dish slid down. The pièce de résistance was the jasmine tea that added to the meal. You OWE it to yourself to try this place. Yummmmm

My father-in-law was craving for roasted duck, so we came to try the authentic Peking Duck. It…read moretakes about 45 min to cook, so order ahead before you come in. The duck was crispy and delicious with little fat. The duck soup was a bonus dish if you pay $6 extra, and it is really worth it. The duck itself was kind of pricy. We love the Fish Fillet cooked with duck egg york, but not sure it is really Taiwanese style. Pan fried noodle is a typical Cantonese dish, it is a good one to choose. Dry hot pot was unique but not enough ingredients since it cost $18. Sautéed beef was not tender enough. Overall, it was a good dining experience with great services. BTW, 5% off if you pay cash. They service special Chinese breakfast items during Saturday and Sunday. We ordered Fried Crispy Dough and Salted Soy Milk, and they are not bad.

No ginger for my soup dumplings! Thats a first. I wasn't obsessed with the soup dumplings and i…read moreabsolutely over crab and pork soup dumplings. Not coming back, not a fan. The servers were also a little shady because i changed my mind about taking orders to go. It seemed like they want you to spend a minimum in order for them to seat you. The restaurant was empty as can be . Not rude, just awkward.

The staff is super friendly! Gave awesome recommendations. We got two trio platters, fried bananas,…read morecheese wontons, two homemade ice teas and a fruit juice with boba (I mixed the watermelon and passionfruit juice with mango and peach boba balls). 1st platter, white rice, bourbon chicken, braised pork belly & boneless spare ribs. 2nd platter, fried rice, orange chicken, black pepper chicken & black pepper shrimp. Everything is delicious & we will be coming back

3.5 Lots of hype about this shopping mall food court Chinese take out style restaurant…read more Bang for buck, it's definitely a good deal - $13 for three proteins and a side. You pay extra for certain upgraded dishes. When I first rolled up, there was a line of customers waiting to get their order in. There are lots of different dishes available, but awkwardly, there's no way to preview them all unless you scoot up and politely walk up and down the row of dishes to peruse what's on the menu while others are deciding in line and waiting for their turn to order. Everything is served to go. I chose the following: Mixed vegetables as my side (delicious! light and tasty, definitely would order again) Black pepper shrimp for $2 upgrade - okay, shrimp had a slightly limp texture to it, medium size, decent taste. Chicken wing (just got1 in my platter), didn't get a chance to taste it, but certainly looked crispy, fairly large size, heavily battered Braised pork belly - this was actually my favorite dish, however the serving was fairly small, maybe only 4-5 pieces of pork belly. Very easy to park, grab and go. This is NOT fine dining in any way, shape or form. But not horrible either.

Was craving noodle but not ramen, so I tried out this restaurant and found the meal deliciously…read morefilling! I didn't wait long for my order to be ready and had a kind cashier. H Mart food court also streamed on a giant TV FIFA, which made the simple dining area more entertaining! This is a great place for real Korean dishes! I would try another dish again!

A quick Korean Chinese food located at Hmart Cherryhill food court. The jjajangmyun was ok but the…read morefried dumplings came out cold so asked to refry them. The jjamppong was tasty but was little spicy for me. It's nice to have a quick bite with a reasonable price.