Pleasantly surprised by this establishment. Had been to this location years ago before they…read moreremodeled and was possibly a different owner. Had dinner with family I use to go here with and it was a great experience overall. Service was prompt and overall was relatively affordable considering all the food we got. Their Mongolian beef looks delicious and my spicy shrimp dish was awesome. My only complaint is that their egg rolls are very tiny but still tasty. I really enjoy the decor and it was relatively busy on a Friday dinner time evening. Every plate around us looked just as delicious.

5 stars! This is…read moreour favorite Chinese restaurant probably in the world! Food came out fast, hot and delicious. Waitress was incredibly friendly and we will be coming back soon!

Great food. A hidden gem. Everything had been really good…read more Service is crazy fast. They even called me back to take my order when they were with others. Love it!!

I wanted to give a proper review. Don't believe some of the low rated reviews. If you look at their…read moreprofiles, they give every place a bad review. To clear things up about their dining area, they have 2 small tables outside and 1 small and 2 big tables inside. Small tables - 2 chairs. Big tables - 4 chairs. On weekdays, you don't need to make a reservation. On the weekends due to their limited dine in area, I would recommend a reservation to be safe. You can make a reservation through Google/Yelp or phone call. Parking is easy since it's in a strip mall. There is also a 3% charge if you use plastic. Just a note, I tried looking at their food pictures on their website, but it kind of runs slow. Sometimes it would freeze. I think they need to fix it. I would return here to try other items. I would highly recommend ordering off their Malaysian menu instead of the miscellaneous. Don't order orange chicken or General Tao's chicken. Very cringe because you can get that literally anywhere. Get the Malaysian food because it's hard to find in Illinois. The owner is very sweet and the service is attentive. We ordered lor bak, nasi lemak, Hainanese chicken rice, hokkien mee, and kuih talam. Just a FYI, the portions are very generous. For 2 people, I would recommend ordering 2 dishes. Prices are reasonable for what you get. A pot of tea is $6. -lor bak 5 - I highly recommend this appetizer. It has crispy pork sausage with shrimp fritters, beancurd, and cucumber. It comes with two sauces. Everything was delicious. -nasi lemak 5 - I love the chicken rendang. The meat is very tender and it has a deep flavor. You can taste the spices that went into it. -Hainanese chicken rice 3.5 - I gave Penang Malaysian Cuisine a 4 because the rice was delicious. HD's version, the rice was not as moist and flavorful. The chicken was not bad, it's about the same as Penang's. It could be a bit more succulent without the sauces. -hokkien mee 4 - this won't be as tasty as in Malaysia. I liked the big pieces of shrimp, an adequate amount of sliced pork and hard boiled egg. The broth is still very good. If it's your first time having this, I still recommend it. -kuih talam 5 - I would suggest this if you like pandan. It's not sweet. It has a soft and bouncy texture.

Found a hair in my fried rice. Ordered chicken brockli lunch special. Food was good but hair…read moreruined it. Also the spring roll suoer tiny and the lady gave me only one piece of napkin.

Entered wah feng not very friendly or good. I ordered 1 ton…read moresoup not very good. There was one little shred of Napa and a piece of very faded out Char sui. Ordered vegetable, egg, foo young the gravy was not very good. It was the exact same gravy they put in the bean curd. All I can say is thank God that I have hot sauce. If I had another arm working, I would doctor it up. I guess there's a reason why this isn't that popular . The cashier wasn't that great or the food.

03/01/26 - We were invited here for dinner tonight to celebrate my wife's high school classmate…read morebirthday. There were a number of her high school friends along w/her daughters that hosted the event. When we arrived the restaurant parking lot was completely full. I dropped off my wife and one of her classmates @ the door & went to find a parking spot. The restaurant was packed w/people waiting to be seated & people coming in to pick up their carry out orders.

Arrived around 5pm on a Wednesday. Was seated right away and was filling up fast while we ate. They…read moreprovide pot of tea with a glass of ice water when you sit down. The egg rolls and fried rice were outstanding! Sweet and sour sauce was not good and was very hard to get out of the container they put it in. The general tsos chicken was very dry (lots of breading with dried out chicken) and the pad Thai had almost no sauce and the noodles were oily. Both looked great but didn't deliver on the taste I'd go back to give them one more try but wasn't impressed during this visit.

The food was absolutely delicious seriously my taste buds were happy. The sesame chicken for…read moreexample, was a real winner fantastic flavor and that sauce was on point and it came with a lovely white rice bowl. The Kung Pao chicken was also super tasty if you like a bit of a kick you might want to ask for some extra spice next time. We also really enjoyed the shrimp fried rice and those yummy egg rolls you get two per order. Just a heads up though the portions for dine in felt a tad on the smaller side especially for the sesame chicken. On the service front it was a bit hit or miss. We found ourselves with empty drink glasses for quite a while and it seemed like the staff mainly came by to take our order and drop off the food. However, there was a really sweet young kid at the register who was super helpful and friendly he definitely brightened things up. Finding the place can be a bit of an adventure. It's tucked away in a cozy corner right next to the grocery store so you really only spot it once you've parked. Oh and a quick tip make sure you don't mix it up with the Korean restaurant nearby. A couple of minor bummer moments the chicken lo mein wasn't quite what we hoped for. The noodles were super thin and crunchy rather than the thicker, chewier kind we expected and sadly they were out of egg drop soup that day which was a shame. Despite a few little things the delicious food definitely makes it worth checking out.

Lost two customers over. 75 and an awful attitude. For many years we have tolerated the less than…read morewarm wait staff. Tonight was too much. After completing a sit down meal, a to-go dinner was ordered. A small container of red pepper flakes was requested and were told that it's a .75 charge. The same pepper flakes that are on the tables. After some back and forth, we weren't charged for the flakes but were told that next time the flakes would cost $1.00. Very antagonistic and arrogant. In this climate where customer service is paramount, the staff and management were very dismissive. One day when their entrance door doesn't open, it will be us. ALK

Hong Kong Restaurant for a good Chinese dinner win! I've had such a craving for fried rice and my…read morehusband wanted General Tso's chicken. It's been a tough lately since our go to place changed ownership and the quality declined. Hong Kong Restaurant is a small, family owned restaurant in the same strip mall as the Ace Hardware. It's a take out only restaurant, no tables and no seating. The lady is so nice. I called ahead asking how her General Tso's was made with brown sauce or if it was an orange type of sauce. She gave me a good description and mentioning it had some spice to it, but not offensive. It was exactly what my husband wanted. It wasn't overly breaded and the sauce was sweeter, savory with a little heat. He was a happy man. The fried rice had plenty of chicken and cooked well. The portions were huge! I also ordered beef and broccoli Cantonese chow mein. This was delicious! There was so much beef and broccoli, the sauce wasn't salty and went perfect with the chow mein noodles. We ordered egg rolls and crab rangoons too. Both we were good. The wrapper was a little thicker than I prefer, but they were both good. I'm looking forward to trying other dishes on their menu like their egg foo yung. No pics ... hungry teenaged boys dove into the food right away.

My family started ordering from this restaurant over 10 years ago when I was 15, and they've always…read moredelivered with great food, generous portions, kindness, and care. It's a family business with many regulars, and they always remember you by name and want to hear how things are. I highly recommend the Mongolian beef and beef chop suey. The food is always ready quickly and is worth the cost.

We used to order from Tong's Hunan quite often years ago, not that we loved their food that much,…read moreit's more for the convenience. Takeout was usually ready in just 10 minutes, and they were almost always open, even on major holidays (though it's still a good idea to call ahead to confirm). We dined in once before the pandemic, but since that was more than seven years ago, it wouldn't be fair to review that experience now. We got takeout from Tong's Hunan on this July 4th, mostly because they were open until 8:00 pm even on this holiday.  We ordered a Braised Seafood Casserole ($20.95) and a House Special Pan-fried Noodles ($15.95), both were our go-to dishes.  Another go-to dish that we didn't order this time was Happy Family ($20.95) a combination of beef, shrimp, scallop, chicken and Chinese vegetables stir-fried in their house special brown sauce.  Entrees come with white rice. Tong's Hunan serves what I'd call old-school Chinese-American food. Many dishes rely heavily on brown sauce, which tends to overwhelm the natural flavors of the ingredients. While the food is still decent, many of the dishes end up tasting more alike than different. The pan-fried noodles were crunchy as they should be, but they were very greasy.  Even with the paper liner that they put underneath the noodles to absorb some of the oil, it's still very oily. On the positive side, the meats in both dishes were tender and the shrimp fresh and large.  However, the quality is more like a decent Chinese takeout eatery that's 3.5 stars.  I do like their consistency and convenience. The food is reliably decent, and takeout is usually ready in about 10 minutes. This visit took about 20 minutes, which was understandable given the holiday rush. Being open on major holidays is definitely a big plus.  So, 3.5 rounding up to 4 stars.

Had dinner with family at Tong's Hunan last night. We had two starters, four entrees and two fried…read morerice sides. All the food was well prepared and presented. Kitchen might have been slammed as one of the entrees took a bit longer to arrive. They have new signage and menus. Hope this brings them additional customers. We like to support local businesses and are glad to have this restaurant in the neighborhood.

Love this place! We moved from the city and this has been our favorite Chinese place! Reminds us of…read morefood from China town! The spicy chicken dumplings are our absolute favorite!

The restrooms here are alright, just old…read more No easy accessible ramp for disabled customers The volume is excessively loud due to the large television and instrumental music playing simultaneously The pot of tea here is $4.95 here, not complimentary The service is poor, not due to any language barrier - just a bad attitude They were very expensive as well. I wanted tofu with added string beans ( additional $5) and added bean sprouts (additional $4) Who charges these ridiculous prices for VEGETABLES???!!!??? I could have easily made this dish at home My husband did love his shrimp with lobster sauce We were unimpressed by the generic Fortune Cookies. My dogs will love them as a treat This would be an excellent place to dine-in or carry out for Celiac customers

Sun Shui Restaurant has been in Arlington Heights for a long time. It is special to me since it is…read morethe first Asian restaurant that I went to with my husband. The restaurant is decorated so nicely and thematically. The roof looks authentic and the there is a pond and waterfall inside the front door. The food is familiar to the American pallet but different enough to be special. On this occasion we had the crispy Szechwan beef, honey walnut shrimp, sweet and sour pork, and the orange chicken. My favorite was the honey walnut shrimp. It came out of the kitchen fast and tasted great. I recommend Sun Shui Restaurant.

Asian food is kinda my thing... old school to fusion, mom n pop to food Court to franchise... my…read morego-to is usually Vietnamese or Thai or Korean and sushi or Chinese. I've never been here before, but some longtime pals have been fans prior to the pandemic... so tagged along and HOLY SMOKES... this is FAB! AYCE Sushi done well with the yummiest versions of appetizers included, as well as a great AYCD alcohol upcharge option, which was legit even though I dont drink. Service by Hiro was great and so accommodating. My friend ordered five California rolls by accident (dhe only wanted 5 pieces vs. rolls, yet he was so kind and understanding The decor is lovely and the booths were very comfortable. This place is fantastic now. I have to come back to try the other dishes... everything seems freshly made, even my sésame balls were to order. My new go-to asian spot for now. Love this place!!!