Long Feng Chinese

Disappointed after the many positive reviews.
Never ordered from here before but thought after seeing so many praises on Unilocal,it couldn’t be half bad. It was ¾ bad. Ordered one Buddah Delight, one Homestyle Bean Curd, and one Hot & Sour soup. We received 2 Homestlye Bean Curds, and one container of rice to go with Both. Neither meal was spicy, which it should be, and the sauce was very thin and leaked through the containers. They also used canned much rooms and enormous chunks of celery. Not very appetozing. The rice seemed old and was dry, and the soup was so spicy it was barely edible.
Might give a 2^nd try, to see if they can live up to the decent reviews I read.

Binghamton NY is not known for it’s fine cuisine. However based on the seemingly decent reviews I decided to give Long Feng a try. We ordered several dishes, 3 combo platters; Beef & Broccoli, Sesame Chicken, S&S Shrimp, one stand alone S&S Chicken, fried dumplings, and Chicken Lo Mein. The positive the chicken tasted fresh, and the dumplings, sans the dipping sauce were good. The negative, where to start? The S&S sauce was water thin and overloaded with sugar. The dumpling sauce was hot in spice and bitter. The Sesame Chicken sauce tasted similar to the S&S sauce, and not like authentic Sesame Chicken glaze. The Egg Rolls were atrocious, greasy and over cooked. The rice, my god the rice looked weeks old, the pork was dry, the taste flavorless. The Lo Mein had canned mushrooms, and barely any flavor to it. The Beef & Broccoli was bland and slimy. The S&S Shrimp was caked with a heavy biscuit-​like coating, rather than a light crisp tempura batter. The actual shrimp inside were over cooked, and not fresh. My daughter actually got sick from her food, and was sick for the rest of the night. I ended up throwing mine away, it was not edible. Eat at your own risk.

The best Asian food I have had in the Binghamton area. So far I have only had delivery so I can’t talk about the ambiance but delivery is fast and the food arrives piping hot. The online ordering system is great. Be sure to order from the «Chinese Menu» not the «American Menu» which is much less interesting.

After years of living without Chinese delivery I couldn’t wait to order! I love that you can order online too! Inexpensive but decent food! The beef teriyaki was awesome! My husband doesn’t even like teriyaki and he really liked it! So much food for the $ 5.55 lunch special (bonus you can order the lunch specials even on the weekends! Super friendly and quick delivery too! Giant chicken wings, still perfectly crispy and lava hot!

I called past the closing time but the lady still took my order. She was also extremely kind to me while ordering when I called in last minute not being sure of what to get. The food is decent, nothing amazing but the customer service is what gets the high grade.

I tried the general tso chicken and the sauce was off. It tasted like too much vinegar like one person mentioned and not at all spicy. I also tried the Hong Kong duck and they didn’t clean the feathers off the skin well.
I was hoping to like this place because it’s closer to home and cheaper. But the food is not close to the quality of Moon Star.

I swear Moon Star is no better than Long Feng! I don’t understand why there are much fewer customers in Long Fong. So, guys, come to Long Feng, it’s closer, come on.

They’re just ehh. general tso and sesame chicken were too vinegary, clams with black bean sauce was way too salty, salt and pepper squid is consistently coated with undercooked flour. Roast duck is oily and the skin never crispy. Chicken and broccoli is good. But over all, i’m pretty disappointed. Great service tho.

Really confused by the reviews. I tried this place recently since I’ve been curious and happened to be near by. The décor was nice, even though I was only getting take out. The service was fast and friendly but there was no one on there eating or picking up.
The beef and broccoli was bland, the sauce was wAtered down soy sauce. I had to dump siracha sauce on it to make it taste like anything. The lo mein was average as were the crab Rangoon. I prefer the kind that fold up like a purse, but these were the triangles served with duck sauce. They were cooked well though.
Overall it was just disappointing. I’ll stick with Foliage and Fraternity.

I came here because I was feeling a little ill and I just wanted a big bowl of some sort of noodle soup. This was my first visit here. I’ve read good reviews on Unilocal,but I still came with an open mind. I heard they had hot pot so I was going to order that, but instead I ordered the «seafood soup noodle» which is actually just a seafood udon soup. This soup hit the spot. The soup came boiling hot. It was loaded with shrimp, crab meat, squid, mushrooms and lettuce. Not gonna lie, the shrimp was over cooked and so were the noodles but overall it was still a good meal. The broth was a little bland, so I asked for some hot oil on the side to add some more spice in my life. I would suggest you do the same if spicy is your thing.
As for the ambience. It was a nice restaurant. Nice décor. No one else was in the restaurant except for myself and the gentleman that took my order.
I plan on coming back to try more things from the menu. The menu looked like it had a lot more real chinese options vs americanized chinese food which is a plus for myself. I will most definitely be back to try the hot pot!

Food is OK. Nothing special to be honest. I have had much better. The bubble tea is good and i LOVE their teriyaki beef ! But the other dishes I ordered lacked flavor.

The food here is OK nothing special
The service was very nice and excellent
Portion sizes are huge

Not sure what everyone with high ratings was served, but our experience was absolutely dismal. Poor service and simply awful food. The spareribs were reheated in the microwave, making them rubbery and inedible. The Lo Mein was oddly seasoned and oily. The Lemon Chicken was REALLY odd tasting — would not have known it was chicken. And the egg roll was a small, greasy, overcooked log. Waited 20 minutes for a check that never came. Really, just awful all the way around.

i’m kinda surprised to see so many positive reviews about this place. this place has its good qualities but ultimately the food was unimpressive. the good: this place is nice inside, it’s not just an average takeout place and they also accept credit cards, a lot of these types of places don’t. they also have an interesting menu. they have the standard americanized chinese dishes and then there’s some more unique dishes like beef tongue and frog. i’ll never eat those things but it’s cool i guess that they have em for more adventurous tastes.
i’ve tried the General Tsos and Sesame Chicken combos here. i like the pork egg rolls that come with them, although they are a bit on the smaller side and have a different texture than i’m used to, it’s kinda more like a spring roll. they come with a duck sauce too that i think is made in house. i’ve never had one like it and it’s very good. the pork fried rice on the other hand isn’t good at all, it has a dirty flavor to it, and it has sprouts, i hate sprouts! they always get stuck in my teeth! for the sauces, i liked the sesame better. the general tso sauce was labeled as hot but i didn’t think it was spicy at all, it was actually too sweet for my tastes, and the sauces don’t really stick to the meat too well. the chicken pieces are weird, they range from small to really big with too much breading. and there were a few pieces i bit into that had the tendons left in from the meat so i had to spit em out. i’ve also had the sweet and sour spare ribs. they were cut up into small pieces that were pretty hard to eat. they had very little meat on them and the meat itself had an off flavor to it. the sweet and sour sauce was ok, different than i’m used to, not as thick but it didn’t do much in the flavor department. it was bad but it wasn’t good
for the appetizers, i’ve had the pu pu platter. the beef teriaki was good and tender but it had more of a bbq flavor to it, probably because it was right next to the rib in the package. the rib was better than the sweet and sour ribs i had but the meat was still on the tough side and didn’t have much flavor. the fried wontons were very light and crispy but there was barely any filling in them. the chicken wing it came with was ok, nothing out of the ordinary. as for the chicken tenders that came with it, they were actually just pieces of sweet and sour chicken, but without the sauce. again too much breading and they could have used more time in the fryer.
i’d probably come back here sometime with friends for a more experimental meal, but for now i think i’m going to pass on getting the standard takeout, there’s a lot of places that do it better.

Very delicious, fresh and quick service. Have always ordered takeout. The dining room does look nice, but I would think it gets chilly in the cold weather.

Clean, fresh and homemade roasted duck. Recommend to all! Be in Binghamton several times. This Chinese restaurant is high above others.

What a great find! Off the beaten path in Binghampton, but worth looking for. We are from out of town and relied on Unilocal!for a recommendation and it was right on — again! The restaurant was clean, the service was friendly, and the food incredibly fresh and obviously cooked to order immediately before serving. My only disappointment was the hot and sour soup, which was neither hot (spicy) nor sour. I was preparing to judge the restaurant by that soup until a wonderful, steaming bowl of wonton soup arrived, chock full of delicious BBQ pork, freshly steamed greens, and homemade wontons. Then, the first heaping plate of food arrived with big portions of both meat and vegetables. The flavors were distinct and the ingredients perfectly cooked. Did I mention how big the portions were? Plenty left for lunch tomorrow. Long Feng was a real find. Highly recommended.

We stopped by on the way home from a vacation in Canada. Huge portion sizes and food that doesn’t taste like it was doused in MSG. Really reasonable prices for the portions. Don’t miss their noodle soup which is not listed in their sit-​down menu but on a small plastic placard at each table. Wish we had a Chinese takeout like this one near home!

One of my favorite Chinese restaurants! It’s very cozy and homey, and the staff remembers me and my preferred order! A nice clean place, and a very convenient location.
I prefer the sweet and sour chicken, but I’ve never had any complaints. The portions were consistently large — I got the roast pork noodle bowl once, and it was nearly as big as my head, for a fantastic price. Even the Chinese fried noodles were better than the norm. Last time I was there I complimented them, and they gave me a bag to take home for free!
Great food, great prices, and a great overall impression.

Clean and comfortable with very friendly service! The Hong Kong Duck is my favorite. The food is always fresh and hot. Easily one of my new favorite Chinese restaurants.