Saturday lunch on a rainy humid New York April afternoon calls for something small but substantial…read moreeffort. Seven (7) measly steamed pork dumplings $6.65 was average. What happen to the standard eight (8) pieces of dumplings? Back in time a platter of Chinese dumplings were (once upon a time) 10 pieces, but has intense disappointedly reduced to the current 8 pieces in restaurants due to the exorbitant inflation and high expense from 2025 cost of living. Customer service is average. Long Hing is a standard takeout business and satisfies the hunger pangs when you return home after the daily grind not wanting to cook, or a lazy weekend. The interior is very dark and dated to 1980s era. I do not suggest to dine-in, but take your food to go in the comfort of your home. Takeout menu is available for grabs. Nota Bene: cash only. There is a gargantuan handwritten sign that cannot be unseen for method of payment.

Foods good but I can tell the difference between them and the old owners. I don't buy as much as I…read moreuse to but I can say if you need a quick meal this spot is not bad.

The food is Decent better than others in the area, however it's still just okay. The rice was…read morepretty greasy. The sweet and sour chicken was crispy and delicious. Lunch prices are fair. I like that they let you pick white rice, pork fried rice,chicken fried rice, brown rice or vegetable rice at no additional cost. It's your typical Chinese fast food spot. Nothing extraordinary. Service was fast. The restaurant itself is small and crowded with a few booths for dine in.

This place almost killed me. I ordered chicken wings and pork fried rice the Wednesday before…read moreThanksgiving and was sick throughout the holiday weekend into the following week. I have never experienced any type of illness like this before! Never again.

In the passage of my travels on a autumn Saturday late morning/early lunch time hour. Hunger pangs…read morestrike. I have a strong proclivity to gravitate for Chinese cuisine since it is my cultural ethnic roots. After reviewing the menu, my predilection for noodle soup continues which I decided wonton noodle soup, quart $4.75. The portion for one quart holds substance as expected. The pork wonton were abundant and enormous while the thick noodles were sufficient. The wontons were soft and prepared fresh and I decided to consume in the comfort of my own home. The soup broth was, thankfully, not salty but good consistency and somewhat bland. There were no scallions as a standard Asian noodle soup for vegetables. I was offered sauce options: hot, spicy or soy sauce. I choose soy sauce, but did not intake to prevent increasing my already existing high blood pressure. One fork is included in my order packed, but I prefer chopsticks when consuming all Asian cuisine. My food order accompanied with mediocre American crispy Chow Mein snack which was blah as I honestly abhor such frivolous. This crispy Chow Mein not genuine to Chinese culture. It contains fat and high calorie content. The next day I aggressively walked on a treadmill at my gym to burn calories of this unwanted and unattractive belly fat. My face became very warm, white and bright red after continously walking for half hour. Personally, I take crispy Chow Mein as insolent to Chinese culture. Pass me some pineapple buns or egg custard tarts and I will leave the plate empty! Pass me a box of crayons and I will gladly color your world! Nota Bene: Cash only. Absolutely no form of credit/debit or electronic payment is accepted. I am elated that cash is still accepted. There are signs made visible for "cash only" and "plastic straws available upon request." Waiting time is within a reasonable timeframe from ordering, payment to fulfillment pick-up. I did receive a sales receipt. Business cards and takeout menus are available for grabs. This business name "Hong Kong Gourmet" implies Cantonese cuisine. Thus, do not come here seeking Sichuan food, a bold and spicy Chinese cuisine known for its use of chili peppers, garlic with the use of Sichuan peppercorns; Shanghainese food for soup dumplings xiao long bao, (siu2 lung4 baau1) 小籠包 and/or Hunan food.

Fast and quick service. Classic Chinese restaurant near the neighborhood. Owners are nice and…read morehardworking. Food was good loved their sweet and sour soup as well as their plantains.

Solid Chinese take out spot in Howard Beach. My go-to spot! The food is always freshly made and…read morehot. Everything we've gotten to date has been on point in terms of taste and texture. Some things I've had: roast pork appetizer, hot and sour soup, singapore noodles, shrimp with lobster sauce, general tso's chicken, and kung pao chicken. My stomach can't take too much MSG. But I have no issues eating food from New Fuleen Palace. Note: They offer lunch specials Monday - Friday. And, you can't dine-in. This restaurant only offers take out or delivery.

Good however not consistent they need to take more pride in there stuff getting delivered the first…read morecouple of times the food was amazing the last 3 times it was mediocre at best

This unassuming Chinese spot was close to our hotel, after a long flight we were delighted to find…read moreout they deliver!!!! The person who took our order took their time and explained every question in detail and with patience. The food was delivered before the expected time hot and delish!! The plates were filled with very appetizing food. We ordered two more times that should tell you how great our experience was. When we visit again we will def visit again. I personally will be getting the chicken wings orange chicken egg rolls and shrimp fried rice

Great local Chinese restaurant in Queens Blvd . Street parking and Q60 bus stops near by . Take…read moreout restaurant only . My go to favorites here is the Shrimp Egg Foo Young , House Special Chow Mei fun ( which is curry based ) and the Shrimp And Broccoli with garlic sauce . If you eat pork the spare ribs are delicious . They are friendly and if you go into order the wait time is long . The deliver and are on Uber Eats and Grub Hub .

I called them at 10:17. The lady answered the phone screaming at me saying we're closed. We're…read moreclose. How are you closed when it says on your website that you close at 11 and then hung up on me now I don't even wanna eat there anymore horrible service.

This is my mom's favorite chinese food restaurant in the area. She is a huge fan of their fried…read morechicken wings and pork fried rice. They lose a star because their pricing could be better and they don't deliver. I would likely recommend this restaurant if you are a on a low-salt diet because their food is often low on salt. Their other strength is that their food is consistently good and not oily. They are also pretty friendly on the phone which is how I always make my orders.

Top tier! The shrimp and veggies hits every time and is definitely worth the money. ($13) I…read morenormally order through Uber eats and they have yet to mess up my order. The portion and quality has been consistent. 100000/10

Mom and I have ordered here regularly usually without any problem. Today mom ordered several items…read morescallops, white rice, egg drop soup singapore noodles and sweet n sour chicken with vegetable fried rice. i did not check every thing when i picked it up. But as soon as i got home, i pull out the noodles and it exploded. from the flimsy container. Not only that. there was no sweet n sour chicken. Either they did not take mom's order down properly or they missed putting in the chicken in the bag. we called back to try and resolve this. They kept hanging up yet promising to get the manager on the phone. Mom is already telling them she cannot just answer the phone as she is blind. the restaurant employees were ignoring that and kept insisting the manager will call back. This is the last ever order at this business .

First time trying this place. I ordered very easily online and my order was already ready by the…read moretime I got there. No more than 10 minutes. I ordered chicken and broccoli in brown sauce and it came with an egg roll. The egg roll was ok but could use a bit more filling. Was also a little too crunchy so it may have been just a little over cooked. Still good tho. The chicken and broccoli was good. Not the best I've ever had but not bad. Same with the fried rice. Not sure if I would go back here but maybe I'll try other dishes. It wasn't bad like some places I've had in the area.

I have to say, this is probably the worst Chinese food i have ever had in New York…read more If i could give this less than one star, i would. My roommates and i ordered three dishes and one app 1. General Tso Chicken 2. Sesame Chicken 3. Orange Chicken 4. Roast pork (app) As you can see in the pictures the food was all identical. Same flavor. They sprinkled sesame on top sesame chicken, bits of orange on the orange chicken, and just put a couple red peppers in the general tso. It wasn't even edible. It truly tasted like the "chicken" was over breaded cooked, and left to sit all day. We literally could not even eat our entire meal. It was truly inedible. Couldn't even eat the rice as it was so dry. Feel like we were served someone's leftovers that were reheated. The only item that was slightly edible was the roasted pork, but it was so salty and sticky it was difficult to have more than one or two little pieces. Unfortunately, the vast majority of our dinner ended up in the garbage. Luckily Seamless refunded.