Hong Kong House

I love this place ! Staff is super friendly. Was looking for a Chinese restaurant when I moved out here and won’t go anywhere else. Great prices with great food.

Whenever you go out to eat, you want the most «bang for your buck» while still eating something tasty. This achieves all that.
For less than $ 10 you can get a combination plate that’s huge in portions, pretty tasty, and doesn’t break your bank.
The staff is quick and friendly, the food came out relatively fast, and the overall environment was quite clean and spacious.

One of the best Chinese food places in Sacramento… I hosted a foreign exchange student and this was the only place her would eat because he said it tasted like home… Pretty good family run service, and it’s always very busy. They have a party table capable of holding 22 people so parties welcome. My only vice is the area is total crap… Sandwiched between a light rail station and mc Donald’s this place never fails to surprise me with random stuff happening outside the large windows

Great food. Love the chicken wings with jalapeños. Bomb.
Chowfun. Goodie. Best is the peking pork chops if you like sweet and apicy
This place is also getting popular too. So plan your take out early or later than meal rush hours
Make sure you being your antenna to keep yourself occupied
Worth the wait nonetheless

Best Asian cuisine ever and authentic. Service is excellent. Have had dinner here many times and really enjoyed the food. This family owned restaurant makes you feel like family. Try it you’ll love it.

How was I to know this place would be this busy on a Wednesday afternoon? I didn’t think about there being limited eating options in an area peppered with goverment offices/​work parks. The inside of the restaurant is roomy, moderate seating and friendly family staff.
Combination Plate B $ 9.25 | Beef and broccoli, sweet and sour pork, fried rice (or steamed) and an egg roll. Hefty portions that even this Falstaffian chick couldn’t finish in one seating; ate half for lunch and the other half for dinner. Pipping hot crunchy nuggets of deliciously supple pork covered in that quintessential Chinese-​American florescent magenta goop.
Humungous slices of thin and tender beef with crispy edges and perfectly al dente broccoli; still bright green and alive. Everytime I order broccoli beef it’s all broccoli with these teensy shards of what seems to be beef. This place did not hold back.
Egg roll was a little salty. Stuffed with crispy vegetables in a shatter crispy wrapper.
I’ve eaten takeout from here before and wasn’t all that impressed. It does not travel well. The key is to eat in.

Great place for lunch. Massive portion sizes, I mean really big. An entrée could easily be shared by a family of 3. Well worth a visit.

After reading some reviews make me want to try this place. We went around 5.30 pm. so dinner time, order Chicken Fried rice and menu #D which is Schezuan Chicken, Mongolian Beef, Fried Prawn and Chicken Chow Mien.
The food is not bad at all… pretty decent, at least the sauce is different for each dishes and fresh too. so pretty satisfied and think want to come back again to try other menus.

Its all about the food. Theyre friendly nice and attentive but the food is whats the star here. Everything ive had is too notch in taste and quality. You cantbgo wrong, I drive 20 minutes just to have this food, even when there is several nearby to choose from my neighborhood.

Been going to this place off and on. When we first went there a few years back it was excellent, the service was good, the take out was still fresh when we got home and the flavors were good. It’s been going downhill since then. Maybe they have trouble handling busy hours but the last time we went there I watched our orange chicken come out first and sit on the counter and then almost an hour went by until the rest of our order was done. So a lot of our items just sat on the counter getting cold. When we got home (4min away) our food was cold and super chewy. $ 35 down the drain.
The employees seem like good folks I just think there is a huge disconnection from the front of the house to the back of the house. There were a few people waiting around the same time I was there complaining of getting the wrong orders.
My tip would be to take a gamble and try this place while their business is slow and you might be surprised but don’t wast your time while they’re busy.

This review is for the foodies and service received.
I’ve always driven by this place and always tell myself that one of these days I’ll give it a try.
Today, my brother and I were picking up a friend around the area and they’ve both said it’s a good place to get good food with huge portions.
This place has a good amount of seating and parking isn’t so bad.
We were greeted right away and were asked whether we were there to eat in or taking our food to go. The people working here are really nice, if not a bit on the quite side.
I took a look at the menu and the food is pretty cheap. They also have a nice amount of different foodies foodies on the menu. I ended up ordering chicken fried rice and my brother ordered general chicken with chow mein.
We waited about 10 minutes before receiving our food. My brother’s order also came with a veggie egg roll. It was delicious! I really wish I had another one.
When we got home and I opened my order I didn’t realize how much they packed our containers full of food! For the price you pay and the amount you get, I believe it’s more than worth it!
The food itself is great because it’s not overly salty and still has flavor to the dishes.
This place is conveniently located by Watt and right off of the Watt light rail. I would recommend coming here and ordering some wonderful foodies!

Whenever we get too busy to cook, we would call the restaurant up and put in an order.
Our favorites are the Fried Chicken Wings & General Chickens.
Good size portion for the price.
Apparently it’s good enough for us to keep on coming back! :)

The food was scrumptious!!! Overall, there was a generous amount of food for the price. My boyfriend and I were very sad a favorite place of ours closed so we decided to try this one instead. We were very lucky to have come up with this place. Hidden gem.
It didn’t get a 5 star review because the walls of this place could have been a lot cleaner.

It disappoints me to have to update this review, but my feelings have changed a lot since my first visit to Hong Kong House. Experience and all of that was still great, however, the food was really just subpar. Yes — there was definitely TONS of it, but the quality just missed the mark for me. Considering over half of my protein in the dinner plate was poorly cooked vegetables, I’m not sure I’m really getting quite the «deal» that everyone refers to. Don’t get me wrong — I love veggies — but don’t give me more vegetables than beef or shrimp, that’s just not acceptable in my book.

A few days earlier I had a wonderful experience when I tried a new restaurant. I was tempted to return to the same place, but decided to be adventurous and try something else for the first time, in hopes of it being an equally great discovery.
I stopped in here to get take-​out on my way home. The decore is purely functional, the service was ok, the portions were generous. Sadly, the food was a total miss as far as I was concerned.
When you haven’t had breakfast and now it’s closer to dinnertime than lunch yet after you take a couple bites of your food you find yourself saying, ‘that’s enough’, you know it’s not good.
What in Minnesota we call lo mein, in CA passes for chow mein. In either case, what I expect is noodles with some assortment of vegetables. What I got was nothing but excessively greasy noodles with a few shreds of carrot so tiny as to be nearly imperceptible. The eggroll also seemed merely a vehicle for lots of oil.
I love Sweet & Sour sauce, I expect it to be, well, you know, sweet and sour. Theirs was so disappointing. The only discernable flavor it had was that of clove.
After starting to eat this food I found myself thinking, ‘what a waste of money’, and wishing I had chosen to go somewhere else, anywhere else. Most of my meal became dog treats.

Sorry to disappoint and I know my review is lower than most, but I didn’t think the food was great. If it were a question of whether or not I would return, I’d have to say «no».
The chow mein wasn’t at all flavorful. In fact, it didn’t taste fresh. I ordered the General Chicken and it was doused in lots of sauce containing way too much garlic. I only took one bite of the egg roll, and decided it just wasn’t worth finishing.
If you’re really, really hungry and you want lotsa lotsa food then you will not be disappointed. The portions fill the entire plate, and it’s impossible to eat without some falling off the plate with each bite you take.
The humongous plate of food containing the General Chicken, Chow Mein, and egg roll was only $ 8.00. So, you can fill up inexpensively if that’s your dining objective. If you’re going for taste, then you may want to try another place.

Nothing beats the restaurants in South Sac when it comes to Asian food but If you’re in the area and if you’re looking for a fast & tasty Chinese food that offers BIG portion, this place is the place!
I live in Rosemont and during the lazy days when I don’t feel like cooking but still need to feed the kiddos, HKH is def on my top list when it comes to take out. It is conveniently nearby, they are really fast, they will have your food ready within 5 – 10 mins and most importantly, most of the food that I have ordered is fairly good! My husband and I are huge fans of their spicy salted pork-​chops, pot-​stickers and their hearty wor wonton soup and did I mention the portion though? BIG!
I have been ordering out from HKH for almost 3 years now and I have noticed the increase on their prices. As of right now, my favorite spicy salted pork-​chops is priced at $ 10.25 (eek!)

Was a little skeptical as it looked like your average strip mall greasy, chewy chow main, over breaded, over fried fatty chix chunks drowning in overly salted sauce.
In fact, despite the good reviews i almost turned and left. But we went in and gave it a shot. And boy were we glad we did!
We ordered salt and pepper pork chops, beef chow fun (dry), garlic spicy egg plant, house fried rice, and general tso chix. Its all very tasty, flavors pretty spot on. Everything was very good. The only miss was the eggplants were hust a bit soggy (over done). But overall it was quite impressive. Id put it up there with CF Chang in Natomas and a step above Lolly bowl.
So get past the poor décor and get in and have a yummy feast!

Food: I ordered the Combo A for 1 person. It consisted of 2 pieces of Crab Wontons, Tofu Mushroom Stir fry, and your choice of fried rice or chow mein. This combo probably could of fed 3 people — it was huge! I hardly put a dent in it. The crab wontons were good. It had more imitation crab than cream cheese. It tasted like it has been sitting out for a little bit because it wasn’t too crunchy and the stuffing wasn’t hot. The tofu mushroom stir fry was good. It had a lot of flavor. It came with tofu, 2 types of mushrooms, broccoli, Chinese broccoli, green bell peppers, and onions. 3.5÷5
Service: Fast and not friendly but not rude. 3.5÷5
Final thoughts: The food was mediocre. The good thing about this place is they’re not skimpy on the food.

Hong Kong House is a great place to get Chinese food. The dishes here are café style with an entrée over rice, won ton soup, chow mien, fried rice, and other delicious food. The portions are huge here and can easily be shared with another person. If you have leftovers, they don’t taste well the next day because the gravy gets thick. I ordered the tofu beef with rice and it’s decent.