I had a great experience at everyday authentic Chinese in landing. The food was really good & the…read moreservice was great. I'd come back here for sure. This is a true Chinese place - it's pretty authentic. We got a bunch of different things from the menu but really loved the lo mein& the dumplings. The Peking duck and salt + pepper steak were good too. Service was really good. The food came out super quick & our waitress was nice and helpful. Ambiance was good, nothing standout but met the vibes. Overall I'd come back here

I've been here multiple times now because it's absolutely the best Chinese food in east Lansing!…read more Huge serving sizes for the classic Chinese family style dinner. There is a huge menu so truly anything you are craving, they probably have it! The staff there are always open to questions about the food too. My favorite restaurant in EL!

I'm surprised more people don't eat here - it could be the hidden location next to International…read moreMarket and a laundromat. I do see a lot of takeout orders going out, but usually you can easily get a seat and the food is prepared quickly. Have tried maybe 10-12 different dishes and all of them are good in their own way. Some favorites include the Spicy fish filet soup (a large bowl you can share), shredded pork with dry bean curd, stir fry string bean (a classic), and then the string bean with ground pork - (green beans are diced into small pieces). You really can't go wrong, so it's a matter of finding your favorites. The servers are extremely helpful and almost always know the menu very well. You can get American-style dishes such as Beef Broccoli and General Tso, but I would recommend branching out - haven't been disappointed with any menu item yet! Really great execution, professional service, all around fantastic place to eat, especially with a group so you can order several dishes to share.

Main dining area in on your left when you walk in. I got seated and looked at the menu. My nephew…read moretold me about this place and told me to get the dry pot, so checked the place out while visiting EL. I looked at the menu and for the dry pot, you need to select a min. of seven items from the menu. If doing dry pot, let the staff know, as there's a separate menu for it. I went with med. spice, added: squid x 2, rice noodles x 2, shrimp x 2, beef brisket x 2, pork belly x 2, baby bokchoy x 1, chinese cabbage x 1, egg plant x 1, dry tofu x 2, & enoki mushroom x 1 Yes, added a lot and it's because the menu was not helpful. Lot of the items are singular, couldn't tell if "Squid" meant 1 or 1 serving. If it was 1 serving, how many squids came in a serving? As I wasn't sure, some of them I ended up ordering two. IE: Shrimp, I got 2 orders, there were 9 or 10 shrimps... had I know 1 order was equal to 5 shrimps, I would have ordered just 1. I wish they would update their menu to reflect the topping items so the customers know how many comes in a order. My bill came out to $70, yeah, it can get expensive! It took some time to get the food... but because I ordered lot of items, the food that came out was good for 5 people :) It was good, loved the medium spice and definitely hit the spot. Oh and yes, had leftover and took it home. I thought I was going a good job of eating, but barely made dent in the plate. I brought the leftovers home and had two more meals out of it. If you are in EL area, definitely visit the place and if you go, go with friends to try other offerings. If you are solo diner and ordering dry pot, only order one item of each from the list and 7 items from the list will be plenty for one person. Three stars for now.

Good food, generous portions, and will likely go back. Try the Chow Fun and egg rolls. Sesame…read morechicken was not your traditional order but decent enough.

Consistently high quality of food provided for home delivery…read more Hot and sour soup was always well packed and a life saver whenever I've had a cold or flu.

Everything was excellent. If you are looking for an inexpensive go elsewhere…read more Perfect for someone looking for Chinese food that beats anything else in town.

Ordered the Dry Chili Chicken, the portion size was definitely bigger than expected. The serving…read morewas enough for 3 - 4 people. Chicken was tender and some pieces had actual bones. Dish was very spicy as expected, highly recommend. Thank you

Has great food and 3 large pool tables. Pool is a little expensive compared to other pool places…read morebut the tables are very nice.

It's worth the drive! I am such a big fan of the dry hotpot with extra servings of meat and ramen…read more The sauce is so well embedded into the toppings that every bite is a burst of salty spicy flavor. I crave it every weekend:) the bubble tea is pretty good too and the restaurant hits all the boxes of solid dinner, dessert, and entertainment (with a pool table and karaoke room in the establishment) - it's becoming a weekly saturday night tradition

Pleasant atmosphere Helpful staff…read more Delish food. The Ramen is excellent as are the dumplings. Wonton soup is stellar.

This was a classic Japanese style restaurant, that being said, it is small so I wouldn't not bring…read morea huge party. Service was great, no issues. I got their spicy chicken ramen, it was good, I would give a 7/10. Not knock your socks off, but enjoyed it and ate it all. It was missing a variety in taste and texture. It lacked a variety of toppings, most of it was noodles and broth.

Extremely happy finding a Chinese restaurant that serves "real" Chinese food…read more Had the: *Mala Fish: It had bean sprouts on the bottom with the fish and mala sauce on top. Delish!! *Stir fried spinach with dried shrimp: I'm not going to lie, I thought this wasn't going to taste good since sometimes dried shrimp can be too funky with the smell and taste. This dish was the bomb!! *Szechuan beef: The texture reminds me of my "candy" beef (Szechuan beef from Ma's Restaurant). I wish it was more on the sweet side vs savory but otherwise it was a winner. The owner is very sweet woman and suggested the first two items. I just wish they would open later than 8:30pm especially on a Friday and Saturday night.

The family who runs this restaurant is so kind, thoughtful, welcoming. The ambiance is mid - feels…read moregeneric and a bit dark with fast casual vibes but really the experience of sitting there with the hot pot is what you want (not carry out). The hot pots I've gotten over the years have seriously lacked salt, flavor, and noodles have been scant but generous portions of veggies and meat. They have delicious milk tea and their rice dishes are also good!

I love this place.I order from Asian Gourmet and they really are close by and they serve some good…read moreChinese food.,,

We ordered the large portion so we would have left overs..one dish had only 5 tiny pieces of pork…read moreand the rest was big chunks of onion we asked for a substitute for the green peppers and was charged 3$ for a few snow peas. Totally rip off . The other dish had barely enough chicken for me to get full . Ask for an itemized receipt because the lady who owns this place just adds on extra crazy prices. Food was below average. Won't be going back.

Reasonably priced though I have definitely had better for cheaper, quick service, reminds me a lot…read moreof home. I missed dim sum, Kung fu hit that fix for me. I don't understand why it's so empty but I guess the price per portion could turn people off but it's authentic and delicious so I'd give it my stamp of approval.

I tried this place out for the first time tonight through Uber eats. They have a new customer for…read morelife. The orange chicken with lo mein is phenomenal. We also got Szechuan beef, which is equally fantastic. I was not expecting a crab Rangoon and eggroll to come with, which were both very good. I simply ordered from here because they were still open late night and I'm really happy I did. Try them out if you have not!

I had the szechuan chicken and rice, which tasted pretty good. It came with the choice of 1 king…read morecrab ragoon or an egg roll, I also got a fortune cookie. You ordered off a kiosk, and within a few minutes, your food is ready to go. The Hong Kong house shares a kitchen with two other restaurants, There are two tables available for indoor seating. Unlike the previous restaurant, where they had several tables.

A budget Chinese food place located near MSU campus. Funny the restaurant was named "Hong Kong"…read morebecause the theme of the cuisine is definitely Szechuan/Sichuan, quite different from the Cantonese style cuisine of Hong Kong, while the actual dishes tasted like Szechuan cuisine with reduced hotness and a bit more Cantonese details. Spicy cold plate chicken: very tender chicken slices with not too hot sauces. Could use a bit more sesame. Fish slices with preserved vegetable soup broth: Soup broth was rich with savory and sour taste of vegetables. Fish slices were a bit too thick and slightly mushy; might want to switch to another type of fish with firmer texture. Nevertheless, this dish is a bargain as it contains both a protein and a broth base (also with some rice noodles). Szechuan-style eggplants: standard. Sauce was too thick for my taste. Stir-fried spicy string beans: standard, very generous portion of minced pork and garlic adds a lot of flavor