New Hong Kong Village Restaurant

Cheap and tasty. Friendly I will continue to come back.

First time here is great. I had delicious kung pao chicken. But second time, its mapo tofu was sour. Third time, I do not know why its kung pao chiken became so spicy.

This place is extremely good! Huge portions, quality taste, and great prices! If you haven’t tried it I would recommend you do :) they even offer kids meals :)

This is our new favorite Chinese food restaurant for takeout. The servings are huge and everything is delicious. We always enjoy the leftovers the next day. They have fast delivery and everything arrives still hot.

The meals are huge. Price is modest. Service is friendly. I shall go back for more.
Hot and sour soup was very good. Spring rolls can be a bit crisper.

Pretty good egg roll. Egg drop soup tastes good but was so oddly thick. Cashew chicken and chicken w broccoli both tasted almost exactly like how I remember lean cuisine tasting. The quest continues.

Little hole in the wall take out, why not give it a try?! Got the pupu platter and was pleasantly surprised that an order of fried rice came with it FREE yes that’s right FREE! Was’t expecting too be impressed as most Chinese places are pretty much the same. Everything was fresh and not overly greasy as most Chinese take out can be. My new little hole in the wall for some quick, tasty Chinese is Hong Kong Village.

Appetizers are great. Dinner plates are ok. Resonable price. All meals comes with bread.

Solid Chinese food at a decent price! You get a lot for your money here. I ordered here on a whim and was pleasantly surprised at how fast my order was delivered to me and how delicious it was!
The General Tsos chicken wasn’t as good as I had hoped, it didn’t taste bad by any means but I’m very picky with my general Tsos! I highly recommend this place.

im not that adventurous so the A19 is to me the ideal Chinese take out meal. its a pu pu platter for me. Ive never had an issue with the delivery or pick up times, never had an issue with making a substitution here and there. my couch and sweat pants would be in favor of new hong kong anytime. I think its two brothers that run the place and both are always friendly and accommodating

For years, I’ve been searching for a new favorite Chinese restaurant. Little did I expect that I would find it on just the second night my wife and I would spend in our new home. We each ordered one of the dinner specials, which was an entrée item served over a bed of pork fried rice. While the servings were ample, more impressive was the quality of it all. The rice was rich with flavor and very moist, indicative that it had been freshly cooked. My wife’s sweet and sour chicken did not disappoint,. especially with a sauce that didn’t put her into a diabetic coma! I would write about my own dish, but I haven’t had my coffee yet this morning, and cannot quite recall what it was.
Perhaps best of all, our spread was had on a steal. For both of us to eat to our hearts’ content, we paid just a tad over $ 20. I have absolutely no reason to not recommend this restaurant or to even speak any ill of it. Should the owners see this review, I have but one message: Bravo!

If I’m up for a walk, I just pick up from here. It’s great regular American Chinese food. We get the combo dinners, and each have enough for two meals at least.
The meal always comes with a bread stick. Why? This is a mystery of the universe. I never eat it, I think I’ll save it for some other meal, like breakfast the next day, but then I don’t bag it properly and it goes stale. Sad.
Y’know, it’s a stable happy place for me, and since there’s no hot-​pot around the corner, this is the place.
Note, he can be open late, but I find it a bit unpredictable. Also, barber-​shop hours, or something? So there’s one weeknight where you’re out of luck. I can never remember which weeknight it is.

Meh, good drunk food.
Ordered general tso’s chicken as part of a daily special. Chicken was very dry. Came with brown rice which was stale. However, crab rangoon was delicious, crispy and flavorful.

This was possibly the worst Chinese food I’ve ever had.
None of their dishes had any flavor.
We ordered hot & sour soup (tasted like bad hot&sour sauce with ketchup), chicken wings (crispy, but bland), chicken lo mein (no flavor and over cooked dry chicken), pork with snow peas and mushrooms, (thin pieces of shaved meat with mushy snow peas and dry shitake mushrooms, again no flavor), and house fried rice (the only acceptable food that we got). My husband and I always save Chinese leftovers for lunch the next day but we hardly ate any of it and just threw the rest away.
We were actually both starving so anything should’ve tasted amazing. I guess it was just that bad.

I got the «To Fu with Mixed Vegetables» dish, which wound up having absolutely no taste. Given that, I don’t know how the place stays in business.
On the front of the counter, there are 3 plates with Chinese designs on them. The first one is upside down. Seems like they keep it practical and don’t give anything else that much thought. I doubt I’ll be eating here again unless I’m simultaneously famished and suffering from amnesia.

i live nearby and this has become my favorite local chinese restaurant. the variety of combo lunches and dinners are great. i especially like the general gau’s fish, since it’s a change from the chicken! their chicken wings and eggrolls are very good too!
the employees are great and very friendly.