Hong Kong Chinese Restaurant

This place is terrible not to mention dirty. Chicken fried rice was very questionable. Flavorless, soggy «spicy» general chicken. Don’t waste your time on this place.
Also the cook was wearing a sleeveless shirt making me wonder about some armpit hair in my dish.

The food is really good for the price and the amount of food you get. I have been to other places while here visiting Cheyenne and this is by far the best around for take out. I would recommend it to others, just would be nice if they had a TV.

The best Chinese Cheyenne has to offer. My favorite is the lunch specials with sesame chicken. So bomb.

Arrived at 3 pm, waited 5 minutes for the girl working the counter to get off the phone and take my order. I tried to order the lunch special but she told me it ended at 3 pm. I told her if she got off the phone and did her job right it would not be after 3 pm. Anyways I ordered the Hunan Beef extra extra spicy as one has to do in Cheyenne as this city is anti flavor and spice. When I got my food it was very bland and not one pepper. The chili oil somewhat covered the blandness.

The best wonton soup In Cheyenne uses real chicken broth. And the dumplings are divine.

I absolutely love Chinese food. We ordered food to go from HK. We ordered hot and sour soup, broccoli chicken, sweet and sour chicken, egg rolls, wantons, and low mien noodles. When I got it home and looked at the sweet and sour chicken, it was just deep fried chicken with sweet and sour sauce on the side. There was no vegetables, pineapple, or anything else added. The rest of the food was avg. I would get the noodles, egg rolls and wantons again.

About as good as it gets for Chinese food in cheyenne. The portions are generous the price is reasonable, and the food is good. They are the only Chinese place in town that serves Szechuan, and the szechuan beef I had was delicious.

Fairly pricey for what you’d expect in Cheyenne, WY but I will say the portions are great and the vegetables are crispy and fresh. There is not a lot of consistency though– my husband always orders the General Tso as extra spicy, but sometimes it’s not spicy at all or is extra vinegar-​y. I love their War-​wonton soup. Good spareribs. I really, really wish they delivered because while they are good, they aren’t good enough to travel out and pickup each time when you want a lazy night at home without cooking. I will say it’s the best Chinese food I’ve had in town, but I wouldn’t write home about it.

I get really nervous about finding new international fare in a new town, especially when the town is smaller than where I’ve previously lived. I finally tried Hong Kong Chinese when I was craving international food, but too lazy to drive too far.
Service was really quick. No one was in when I got there (around 6:30pm), and I got my food in about 5 minutes. The food was really good! They did a half order of Crab Rangoon for me, which is the perfect amount — the rangoon was a bit heavy on the cream cheese and a bit light on the crab — but still quite good. My entrée was chicken with cashew nuts. Sauce was good — it was, again, heavy on the vegetables, and light on the meat, but it was still good. Good value for the price, though I’d like to see a little more meat in the food.

Lots of food for the money, great taste! The seating is a bit limited, but most do take out. We’d go again definitely.,

As good as it gets for Cheyenne Wyoming. The take out is fast and the people who work there are friendly, if you get Chinese in Cheyenne this is by far the best place to do it.

An amazing place to eat!!! Everything on the menu is excellent! Better to call ahead before you eat there though will be a little wait!

We love Hong Kong! Huge portions, fresh ingredients, and very nice staff! It is a tiny bit pricey, but worth it because of the quality and quantity!

I ate here while passing through town with some friends on Memorial Day. It was tasty, but not the kind of authentic flavors I was craving.
You know every Chinese place seems to have their own way of doing things, so here are some thoughts on the items we ordered.
We all ordered lunch specials. A lot of food for $ 6. If you don’t eat a lot, share with someone!
General Tso’s Chicken — good, not too spicy, had kind of a vinegar-​y smell to it, but not an overpowering amount of vinegar as at some places.
Egg drop soup — great, I’ve decided that egg drop soup is never mind blowing, but it can be terrible. This egg drop soup is about as good as it gets.
Cashew chicken — I didn’t taste it, but it looked great and my friend who orders it wherever she goes really liked it. She also liked the egg roll.
Vegetable lo mien — tasty, they include a fair amount of celery and I think there is peanut butter in there. A little strange compared to what I usually have, but good.
Teriyaki chicken on a stick — tender, delicious! Order this.
Sweet and sour pork — if you like s&s pork, this is great. You pour the s&s sauce over the fried breaded pork yourself. No other favors involved.
Overall a really great value, but on a scale of 1 – 5 I have to give it a 3 in comparison to other Chinese. To me that means it’s good. I would eat there again if dining with non-​adventurous friends. If dining by myself, I would go somewhere more authentic.

They are quick close and the food is good and reasonably priced.

My wife and I stopped here in the middle of the afternoon. At first I seen their prices and about flipped out. Then I realized they serve you two meals at a time here. You’re paying $ 9+ a person, but you have enough left over for your next meal. I had the Sweet and Sour combination (Chicken, Pork and Shrimp) and it tasted amazing. The service seemed friendly enough, and the food was good. In Cheyenne, that’s a home run!

This place serves a-​ok Americanized Chinese food, but for its demographics its quite good. Prices are a bit expensive for a la carte menu.
Clean and waiting staff is polite.