I had the szechuan chicken and rice, which tasted pretty good. It came with the choice of 1 king…read morecrab ragoon or an egg roll, I also got a fortune cookie. You ordered off a kiosk, and within a few minutes, your food is ready to go. The Hong Kong house shares a kitchen with two other restaurants, There are two tables available for indoor seating. Unlike the previous restaurant, where they had several tables.

A budget Chinese food place located near MSU campus. Funny the restaurant was named "Hong Kong"…read morebecause the theme of the cuisine is definitely Szechuan/Sichuan, quite different from the Cantonese style cuisine of Hong Kong, while the actual dishes tasted like Szechuan cuisine with reduced hotness and a bit more Cantonese details. Spicy cold plate chicken: very tender chicken slices with not too hot sauces. Could use a bit more sesame. Fish slices with preserved vegetable soup broth: Soup broth was rich with savory and sour taste of vegetables. Fish slices were a bit too thick and slightly mushy; might want to switch to another type of fish with firmer texture. Nevertheless, this dish is a bargain as it contains both a protein and a broth base (also with some rice noodles). Szechuan-style eggplants: standard. Sauce was too thick for my taste. Stir-fried spicy string beans: standard, very generous portion of minced pork and garlic adds a lot of flavor

I love this place.I order from Asian Gourmet and they really are close by and they serve some good…read moreChinese food.,,

We ordered the large portion so we would have left overs..one dish had only 5 tiny pieces of pork…read moreand the rest was big chunks of onion we asked for a substitute for the green peppers and was charged 3$ for a few snow peas. Totally rip off . The other dish had barely enough chicken for me to get full . Ask for an itemized receipt because the lady who owns this place just adds on extra crazy prices. Food was below average. Won't be going back.

Had a great experience yet again yesterday!…read more Decided to dine in and the service was quick and friendly! The atmosphere was cozy and inviting and the food was fresh and delicious!

Great hidden gem - this place was recommended to us by a friend, and we really enjoyed our meal…read morehere.

It was our first visit and honestly were very cold where we were seating. Even our tea got cold. We…read moredid not order any hot pot dishes and only shared an appetizer of egg rolls and a garlic chicken stirfry. Either order did not make an impression on our taste buds. They do offer a large menu of hot pot dishes and stirfrys. If and when we go back it will be when the weather is warmer.

The family who runs this restaurant is so kind, thoughtful, welcoming. The ambiance is mid - feels…read moregeneric and a bit dark with fast casual vibes but really the experience of sitting there with the hot pot is what you want (not carry out). The hot pots I've gotten over the years have seriously lacked salt, flavor, and noodles have been scant but generous portions of veggies and meat. They have delicious milk tea and their rice dishes are also good!

Aside from being charged an $8 for a tip on a takeout order, the food was horrible. We eat out…read moreoften and I rarely complain. This was over the top bad.

Food was delicious. Restaurant was very clean including bathrooms. My only complaint was the…read morerestaurant was quite warm.

I've lived in the area for about 30 years and never noticed this restaurant! Decided to give it a…read moretry. There was only one other party there on a Friday night. It was very quiet. But a friend had recommended it so we were willing to give it a try. Overall a great Chinese food experience. The menu says it's a Sichuan restaurant. And they had Sichuan dishes plus the "American" Chinese dishes you'd expect. I see they also do dim sum but we didn't try that. They have a ton of vegetarian options! The server told us that they have been open since about 2011 and they used to only have traditional Sichuan food. Their primary customer base was international students who wanted authentic Chinese food like they had at home. But after Covid there were few international students from China in town and their business was struggling, so they expanded the menu to appeal to American tastes. As a result, the menu is huge! And you can choose between authentic Chinese or American style. We tried 2 dishes and enjoyed them both. We will definitely return and try some others. It's not a fancy restaurant but there are comfortable seats for 2 and big round tables with turntables for parties of 10 who want to share dishes. The staff is a very nice and helpful family. And they could really use some more customers! Carry out or dine in.

Reasonably priced though I have definitely had better for cheaper, quick service, reminds me a lot…read moreof home. I missed dim sum, Kung fu hit that fix for me. I don't understand why it's so empty but I guess the price per portion could turn people off but it's authentic and delicious so I'd give it my stamp of approval.

Their food is great and the service is fast. I've never ate in-house. We always call in an order…read morebut their place looks inviting.

Always fresh and delicious!! Cooks , servers and owners are wonderfull too! All the food is…read morewonderfull I