Hong Kong

Don’t bother — plain, mass produced and definitely not fresh. I just don’t think they get enough traffic to support fresh ingredients.

You get a lot of food for your money but it’s your average Chinese food. Nothing amazing. The hot wings are pretty good.
If Gordon Ramsey walked into this place he would shit himself. It is gross. The décor is very tired and worn. There are gnats all over the windows. Random stains on the walls and the garbage can is just amazing. I should have taken a picture. I’m afraid of what the kitchen looks like.
The owner is really nice though. I feel bad about writing this but he needs to know!

We tried the cashew chicken and the garlic chicken with fried rice. The entrees were tasty and had lots of veggies. The crab cheese wontons were sour tasting as though they had gone bad. Those were tossed which was a bummer. We’ll go back, but not for a while.

Ordered 3 meals and appetizers for delivery, came right on time and still hot! Very reasonable prices, and the beef egg Foo young was exceptional! Doesn’t look like egg Foo young I’ve ordered from other places, but the eggy pancake thing was light and fluffy somehow underneath a pile off delish beef, veggies and gravy. All three of us tried it and loved it! Average cashew chicken and Kung pao shrimp. Would Not Order the egg rollls again, though. They had an odd smell and taste that didn’t make it past 1 bite for me. Fried mushrooms were tasty, and crab cheese Rangoons were some of the better I’ve tried. We WILL eat here again!

We love Hong Kong. The food is fabulous and the owner is great.
My kids enjoy eating there with the foosball table right in the restaurant. The atmosphere is dated. This is mostly a delivery restaurant but you will not find better in Littleton for the price and yummy food.
Forget Panda and get real Chinese food. Tops!

Ah, yes. Another Chinese restaurant review. It seems as though hundreds of these restaurants are popping up daily in and around your neighborhood. Such is the case of Hong Kong in Littleton. I had seen this small restaurant as I drove by on my way home many times. So, I decided to try it today.
I called my order in on my way home so that I could pick it up. It was a Saturday around 1:00 in the afternoon. The man on the phone was very brief and didn’t speak much english. He told me that it would be ready in 10 minutes. Awesome! Quick service.
I parked in the lot where there was ample parking and walked in. Horrors ensued. I don’t know how exactly to describe the interior of this sad, sad place. There are only about 5 tables, so it is pretty small. Random pin ups and pictures adorn the walls. There are a few pictures of the food hanging behind the service counter, which had papers and items strewn across it. It has an odd, musty odor on the inside. There is a large fish tank in the front with what looks like a sad Koi in it. I swear that I saw a tear drop run down the Koi’s cheek as if it were saying «I’m next».
I ordered the Mongolian beef lunch special. The man behind the counter was the cook, waiter, bus boy, and cashier. Probably the owner as well. He had my plate ready when I got there. So I paid and I left. The bag was rather heavy and the weight of it surprised me. Upon returning home, I open the box to unveil my bountiful feast. It looked pretty darn good, lots of «beef», onions, and sauce and two large scoops of white rice. It also came with an egg roll.
You are now asking yourself…“wait.did he put beef in quotation marks?”. Yeah. I did. And here is why. I have eaten all forms of meat in this world. Many of them forms of ruminant. THAT was NOT beef. The closest thing that I can place that to is horse that I ate while in Europe. It had a very gamey taste, but not like a venison taste. I swear it tastes just like horse. The sauce itself is very oily. It coats the inside of your mouth as if you had taken a shot of olive oil. The onions are good though. The sauce was also heavily salted and tastes like they added copious amounts of Tabasco. The egg roll was just ok. Overall, I was very, very disappointed.
In conclusion, they give you a ton of food for the money, but I ended up throwing 75% of it away. It is not a good value as most goes to waste. The place itself is sad and rundown to the point that our aquatic friend in the tank was weeping. Needless to say, I won’t be going back.

Great hot and sour soup, best Singapore noodles, Orange chicken, very friendly staff! Love this place.

This place is great! Fast, delicious, great service, and reasonable price.

Ordered from here last night for the first time and the other reviews were right, a ton of food and not much money. Loved the combination Lo Mein, it was amazing. The Mongolian Beef was way too spicy for our taste but cooked well. Like the General Tso chicken but will get something else next time. Only complaint was that the food was not as warm as I would have hoped and we only love about a mile away. We will order from here again though and hope it will be warmer.

Tasty. Sesame chicken. Great food, and a lot of it, at great price.
I have eaten here a bunch of times with Bill C. he knows the owner and used to live nearby or something.
You get a ton of food for a pretty good price, so I am good with it. It seems like a one man band and that’s cool. The place could definitely use a good scrubbing, our seat had splatter on the wall, I tried really hard not to notice. I also noticed that there are wires just strewn all over for the new TV he installed. I suppose that does remind you of the third world but that’s not exactly what I am looking for when I go out to eat.
I wish they would spend a little more time hiding the wires and just cleaning the place or painting a little… that would earn them another star pretty quickly.

My hubby and I decided to go to another Chinese restaurant tonight, one that had more/​better reviews. We should have gone here! We order out but have never eaten in here; however, the next time we go out for Chinese we would like to come here. My husband particularly likes the lemon chicken, and I am a fan of the orange chicken or the general tso’s (not sure if it is actually called that here, but the equivalent). I have had better crab rangoon, but overall this place is one of our fav’s. :)