What a gem! Lovely Cameroonian restaurant that also has some Caribbean and other African dishes…read more Very welcoming service. It is a hole in the wall but the food is delicious and flavorful. We tried and really enjoyed the chicken in bitterleaf sauce with gaffi (cassava) fufu, goat stew with stewed cabbage, and a salmon pastie. All were hits for the family, including our toddler. I really liked the bitterleaf sauce and the goat stew.

I was craving authentic African food, and I found this place that wasn't too far from my house…read moreThe flavor of the food is amazing. The oxtail was amazingly cooked and the plantains were delicious too. I highly recommend getting FuFu with the oxtail because the combination is the best. I will definitely be coming back here and bringing some friends. Sabina is an amazing woman and so friendly.

Came here for a quick lunch while in the area on a Monday. I didn't know what to expect since it's…read morein a little out of the way strip mall next to a laundromat. It's cute inside, nothing fancy. Not a lot of people but it was also Labor Day. I wanted something quick and can't seem to pass up a Drunken Noodles whenever it's available. I had it with chicken as a lunch special, which comes with a little spring roll and although the waitress said it was medium spicy, it wasn't spicy. But it was very good and the portions generous as other reviewers have mentioned. I took half of it home for leftovers. The service was very good too. I don't always find myself in the Hagerstown area but if you are you should give it a try.

I recommend this place . Very generous portion of food…read moreunlike the usual Thai places where they serve tiny portion like feeding cats. Great taste and price is good.

Food is immaculate and the prices are nearly unbeatable. I recommend the general tsos with spicy…read moresoup and a pot of tea

A nice sit-down Chinese restaurant with nice ambience. Service is friendly and professional…read more They offer an extensive lunch menu. Their shrimp spring rolls are delicious. Their egg rolls not so much. I've enjoyed all the entrees I've tried. My favorite is beef and eggplant w garlic sauce partly because it's hard to find eggplant in other local Chinese restaurants. The pork w mixed veggies, moo shu pork, Kung pao chicken are all good choices. Their soups are pretty standard...all good. Their "spicy" dishes, like Sichuan chicken actually have some spice which is nice. They will adjust heat to your preferences. You can order takeout on line which is also very handy. I recommend this restaurant.

Hong Kong has been my go-to Chinese takeout place for over 15 years. About a month ago, my…read moreDaughters and I ordered takeout and were disappointed in the food. The Generals Tso's was bland, The shrimp in the shrimp and lobster sauce dish were significantly overcooked, and the rice lacked seasoning. Assuming that was a one-time issue, I ordered again tonight with similar results--and they even missed sending the side order of Pork Fried Rice. Very disappointing. Given my long history with this restaurant, I will likely give them one more try, but I am now officially nervous that I am going to have to find another Chinese Takeout place.

We have eaten there 4 or 5 times recently and would return. The outside is a C-, the inside a C+,…read more but the food has always been a solid "A" for us. We order the dinner as a combo. You get choice of soup, egg or spring roll, the dinner selection, rice, and ice cream all for $15-$18! Plus, there is also enough to take home for a second meal. Can't go wrong.

The vegetarian menu is extensive and the selections are unique and delicious albeit a bit…read moreundersized. Carry-out would be a 4.5. The sticky tables (yuck) and chairs all up on the tables at 7:00 and NO table service even though a dine in establishment is why the 3 stars.

Food, service, location! I work in Hagerstown on contract and decided to stay one recent snowy…read moreweekend to be safe. I wanted some dinner for my hotel sleepover. I looked up a few spots on Yelp and decided upon Hong Kong Express. The lunch special prices is honestly what sealed the deal for me! I saw a broccoli special with your choice of meat (I chose shrimp, more on this later!). It comes with white rice or plain fried rice. The have other options such as beef or shrimp fried rice or Lo Mein noodles for about a dollar or two more. For something a bit different, I chose the noodles. The meal comes with your choice of soup or egg roll (I chose the egg roll for my meals). I also bought the egg foo young lunch special with pork fried rice. I wasn't sure what to expect, but I wasn't expecting to be as delighted as I was with my food! The egg foo young was very tasty & well seasoned. The gravy was verrry delicious and bought the whole meal together! The egg patty was flavorful and the pork fried rice was very good. The egg rolls were lightly fried with a delicate, crispy, crunch. Nothing extraordinary about them, but they still were pretty good! Now the super star of it ALL...the broccoli Lo Mein and shrimp! Now, notice I didn't say shrimp Lo Mein. I believe this is mainly a broccoli dish with your choice of meat and whatever kind of rice or noodles you prefer. The broccoli was perfectly chopped in bite sized pieces, which is an underrated pro. Some places put big stalks of broccoli in the dish, making it hard to enjoy, especially if the broccoli isn't cooked long enough. Hong Kong does it right! I chose plain noodles to not take away from the shrimp and broccoli. It was a great pairing. The SHRIMP!!! Omg. The shrimp were BIG, plump and delicious!!! They were fresh and had no fishy flavor. I enjoyed this dish soooo much, I'm willing to go back for it alone! It was that good. I didn't include a picture of the egg foo young, but if you've had it before, it looks like that, lol! But I had to include to broccoli dish with the shrimp because the presentation was pretty by itself. The restaurant is honestly unassuming and I would've passed it by if the visit wasn't intentional. It's not fancy looking from the outside, but the inside is nice and clean. The owners/workers are very polite. Prices weren't bad AT ALL! For two lunch specials and a can of soda, the price came up to $17 and change. As I waited for my food I saw patrons come in and out of the restaurant, which lead me to believe that I made the right decision. I'll be back, for sure! 5 stars.

Bottom line up front: Best Chinese delivery food in the area!…read more We get delivery from here several times a month and are rarely (if ever) disappointed. Our goto items on the menu are egg drop soup (with or without wantons), cheese wantons, General Taos chicken, and Sesame chicken. The fried rice with pork is cooked well and has great flavor. If rice is not your thing you can get the noodles for a small up charge and they are they good as well. Overall this is a typical Chinese delivery place with food that is above average. I would recommend!

We usually get take out and the food is always good and fresh! It is reasonably priced with good…read moresized portions. We always have leftovers. The staff is always friendly and it is ready in the time frame given for pick up.

A few factoids for context…read more I am an older guy, who has travelled extensively, Army vet, have native speaker aquaintances. I have eaten at high end places with many cusines and I have eaten cold MRE's in the shadow of a tank outside of a bombed out village. I actually enjoy basic, strip mall (the seedier the better) Chinese [Americanized] food. I want that paper box with the wire, or styrofoam, or modern fancy vented plastic containers is fine too. I like the cheap chopsticks, or the tiny flimsy white fork - the round spoon is a bonus trophy. In every town in the world a main road hits a T-intersection. If you go one way it's commercialized/nicer/safer/gentrified/rural if you go the other way there are liquor stores/pawn shops/car garages (with junk cars piled out back) and a down on its luck strip mall. Turn in that direction from time to time. You will learn more about the world around you, you will have some adventure to knock the sameness out of your life, and you might even be a little frightened. That is good for you, seek it out, embrace it. That turn towards the adventure side is exactly the kind of strip mall [Old Orchard Shopping Center] Chop Sticks sits in. It is non-descript, nestled in with a couple of ethnic grocery stores, a liquor store, and several other hanging in there one-off "businesses". I knew before I parked that this was going to hit the spot. The service was fast, effecient, friendly. I got Hunan Beef, fried rice, egg rolls, and a bag of those donuts unique to these places for my wife. For $25 the best of these meals I have had in a while. Good portions, beef was spicy enough for forehead sweat, rice was simple but that seperate grain texture that you can only get from these places. The egg rolls were just the right greasy, excellent with the little package of duck sauce. I would definetly eat here often if I lived in the area. We were only in town to ride bicycles on the C&O canal path.

Upon arrival I thought it was a pretty cool cultural experience. I walked in Greeted both owners…read moreand got no response not bad but dang really , so I just told the Lady my name and she just rudely says let me see your order, so I pull it up and shes just straight up being rude like im coming to steal an order . crab ragoon was good beef and broccoli was OK but i wont be going back.

Under the radar gem!…read more So happy to have a locally owned restaurant business that loves presenting quality food and customer hospitality. The staff is thoughtful and friendly. The scallion pancakes are superb. I have now ordered MANY different veggie and meat dishes- all very good. Although I would say to order as is, when in doubt, get your selection with sauce on the side. BYOB.

This is a favorite restaurant hands down! From the delightful sushi to the appetizers to the…read moreentrees, everything is delicious and the service is great. Try the pancakes filled with string beans as an appetizer. I often get their vegetable curry with the peanut sauce and have the owner add tofu. My husband loves the General Tso's chicken. Beer goes well but it's BYOB.