I was done at the hospital, so I came in here for some soup since my throat was sore and was…read morestarting to get a cough. I ordered a pint of chicken noodle soup to stay. It took maybe 5 minutes. I was asked if it was to go or stay and I say to eat in. They gave me my soup in a pint plastic container on a tray with those crispy noodles. The flavor was as expected, and the noodles seemed not too thick.

The food was bad. Ordered the sesame chicken it was dry no sauce, and I ordered the chicken and…read morebroccoli which was also dry with no sauce. The restaurant is also dirty and unkept. The service was acceptable, considering it is a Friday night a lot of restaurants are busy.

10/10! Highly recommended! The food was absolutely delicious, fresh, and full of flavor. The…read moreservice was excellent, and everyone was very friendly and attentive. Everything about our experience was great! Definitely one of the best Chinese restaurants I've tried. We will definitely be coming back. 10 out of 10!

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.

Lunch summons steamed pork dumpling $6.70 (including NYC tax) which was served hot. I have always…read moreprefer Dum Sum as lunch which these pork dumplings contain six (6) large pieces and sadly, with inflation and agflation no Chinese restaurant, cafe or takeout business provides the once-upon-a time eight (8) pieces of dumplings. The dumplings replete for lunch and were average. Customer service is average. Sales receipts are old school type- handwritten.

projectile diarrhea & food poisoning via chicken wings. over-sweetened ice tea. never again.read more

The food here is delicious and fresh, the environment is very hygienic, and the staff are all very…read morewelcoming. I will definitely be back.

Everything and the food was delicious and fantastic. I will definitely be ordering and spreading…read morethe news!! It's even better (for me) when it's cold!!

Found a bug in my soup! Absolutely disgusting! They wanted…read moreto take the bug out and say the soup is still good! No wonder it's cash only

The food used to be good when the old owners were there. I've been ordering here for 10 years. When…read morethe new owners took over , the food wasn't worth the money . I recently order a chicken low mein and found a fly inside . I won't be ordering back , just gotta find a new place to eat.

I no longer live in this area and miss being able to eat different types of food. General TSO and…read morepork fried rice tasted fresh!

My favorite place on earth ! Never changed since I was 8!! Chicken wings is a must and shrimp n…read morebroccoli..

This used to be one my best Chinese food to take out place! Their food was so delicious, especially…read morei swore by their hot and sour soup, no one-else could make it. The owners of the place disappeared like nothing and new owners started to run the business. I wonder where they went. The owners and cook cannot make the food as they used to be. Also their food is extremely oily!! So sad!!

General Tso's chicken lunch special all day every day…read more Staff is prompt and gets shit done. Food is dirt cheap and satisfies my cheap Chinese craving.

This is a bad Chinese restaurant, and to me it was below average. It didn't do anything to separate…read moreit from any other of the average Chinese restaurant in the area. The lady that works there is a little nasty and kinda bitter.she does not get your order right at all ,plus when you are talking to her she does not under stand very well .I think its because she is the only one cooking back there.she has a very bad attitude. Another gripe i have is they don't give you 2 free soda's with your order. She will say she thought you canceled a part of the $30 order to avoid given you some free drinks. But I am hip to her game over there. The food was not decent ,I ordered the chicken and broccoli with chicken fried rice .They also was a little stingy with there duck sauce ,soy sauce and hot mustard like most Chinese restaurants in the area. After eating the food i my stomach was messed up ,that almost never happens to me, I all so found a piece of hair in my rice.I would never go back in this hole in the wall establishment again. Poor quality food, an poor customer service But the upside to this restaurant its too suptin blvd, not to far from the airtrain, longiland railroad station or the E train station.

This is our neighborhood Chinese spot. We usually get the chicken and broccoli and ask to add fresh…read moreginger and garlic. Delicious. My wife loves the eggplant in garlic sauce. Usually if they dont have any eggplant the lady on the phone goes to the store to buy one.