Hong Kong Express

The food was like earing cardboard. Chicken was hard and had a odor to it. Do not eat here. I think they just serve the left over food from the previous day.

My go to place for Wonton soup. Yum yum yum.

Probably the best Won Ton soup I’ve had. The regular size is huge, I can never finish it. At only $ 5 it’s a steal. Tons of HUGE wontons and tons of shrimp. I get mine minus the chicken b/​c I don’t care for the chicken in it, too gristly for my taste. My only complaint is to make sure that the shrimp are all deveined but those are few and far between.
As for the rest of the food there, really nothing too different or better than other chinese fast food places I’ve been to…

Sundays only — Super Deal — buy 2 combo meals, get another combo for free!
This location is great for vegetables & rice only combos. If you ask, they will make steamed veggies without any other sauce, so you can be sure about vegetarian food.
I do recommend the mushroom chicken. The staff, while not verbose, has always been nice and professional, and I recommend this place for people living on «student salaries.»

Two words: WONTON SOUP
A coworker of mine introduced me to this place a while back and I’m HOOKED! Trust me when I tell ya, the regular size is more than suffice. They are not greedy with the dumplings, shrimp, and chicken and they provide you with crispy noodles to add to the soup (do it!). It’s a good lunch meal for about $ 5 bucks. It’s worth a try!
P. S. They give you a fortune cookie, too…

After work I ventured around the South Bay, Carson to be exact, looking for some greasy and delicious Chinese food. I wasn’t sure what was still open after 8 o’clock, then I remember there was a Chinese express restaurant next to the water place where I refill my 5 gallon bottles. Storming down Avalon Blvd, I was happy to see neon signs that read Open.
Interior — Located on Avalon Blvd and Scottsdale in the shopping plaza shared with Payless foods and other small businesses. Clear visible view of the interior. Very well lit at night. Hours are posted right next to the entrance/​exit door.
Exterior — Medium size building with the capacity of maybe 20 – 30. Simple ambiance. Large menu along the wall. Items are correctly labeled. Has one beverage cooler consisting of typical thirst quenchers (snapple, soda, tea, etc.) Tables, chairs, and floor seem cleaned hourly which was great for customers who weren’t taking their food to go.
Customer Service — Very friendly. Despite that they were closing in less than half an hour, they were very welcoming. They greeted me upon entrance and I was already helped. That’s the service I like.
Food — Pretty good selections and they have more than most Chinese joints. They have a teriyaki bowl I noticed, didn’t try it but maybe next time since it’s recommended by the previous reviews. I chose the one item combo because it was dinner and didn’t want to eat alot. However, I asked for barbeque pork (trimmed) and they basically gave me like the portion of a two item combo. It comes with fried rice/​chow mein, but I chose the fried rice and it wasn’t too bland or greasy.
Overall — I’d come here whenever I’m craving some fast Chinese food in Carson. Service was quick and easy. Seems like a family owned restaurant and I like it better than Panda Express.