Unfortunately I don't have pictures, but this spot is 10/10 every time! Has not missed ever. We go…read morehere as our regular takeout spot and they taste amazing. No dine in side, but they are pretty quick with call in ordering (usually no more than 20 minutes. We've had: beef and broccoli, Tso's chicken, wonton soup, Singapore mei fun, dumplings ;steamed and pan fried), beef tips, and quite a bit more. They do specials and discounts too sometimes.

Wasn't this Little China a few weeks ago? So hard to keep track. New people behind the counter…read more The small foyer is much cleaner, and the narrow shelf dining wall looks almost like a reasonable place to sit and eat (Not). It remains a take out joint first and foremost. I stopped in for a late lunch to bring to the office after a house call. The orange chicken lunch was okay. Not overly frostbitten bird, and a reasonable spicy sauce that had a good taste. The fried rice was yellow dyed and tasted over cooked and dried out. I didn't intend to eat much of it anyway. At $5.85 with a bottle of water, it was pretty cheap. I wouldn't rush back.

On the outside, hong long looks like any Chinese take out. One of our friend lives around the…read morecorner and recommended we give them a try. It just happened yesterday we stopped over my friends house after work and I decided to call them for delivery for dinner. We had a total of 4 adults and 6 kids. For dinner we ordered general tso chicken, sesame chicken, chicken lo mein, subgum wonton entree, steam shrimp dumplings and a small hot and sour soup. The nice lady over the phone indicates my order qualify for a free 2 liter soda. I told her we don't drink soda and can we have 2 free egg rolls instead. Without hesitation, she replied, 'of course'. A plus in my book. I usually judge a Chinese restaurant by their hot and sour soup. If the hot and sour soup is good, their food usually follows. When I opened the pint of soup, the aroma was evident. The consistency was not too thick and the color looks about the same as others I had. The big difference for this soup from others is the amount of ingredients. The soup is loaded with veggies, big chunks of tofu and bamboo shoots. It had a good balance of sour and spicy, although I like a little more heat in my soup. Both general tso and sesame chicken were both crunchy on the outside and tender inside. Flavor was also very good. If you like a little more heat on your chicken, I recommend asking for hot oil on the side. The lo mein was also very tasty, although it's a little too greasy for my taste. The shrimp dumplings were good. I like how their dumpling skin is less doughy compared to other restaurants. Overall, I would say Hong Kong is a pretty good chinese take out. It's no where near authentic by any means, but their flavor profile and the price point make this restaurant a good option.

WARNING !!!Don't ever order from here! It's the worst food ever! Everything was nasty and spent 60…read moredollars. Customer service is terrible , I called them to maybe remake the food and they wanted nothing to do with that! The lady that answers said she don't have the money to remake it lol !

Top 5 in my life. So good I took time to take these pics. Don't be scared when you're inside.read more

We love the food at Huangs Garden. My husband says he would cross lakes, rivers, and streams for…read morethese eggrolls! Must be some Umami magic going on in there! Keep doing it Lady! Blessings.

I haven't been to Szechuan House in a couple of years since switching jobs, and I often find myself…read morethinking about how much I missed it. For this year's Chinese New Year, I decided to take the family there for our New Year dinner, and the food was just as good as I remembered. The place hasn't changed a bit, the decor still looks exactly how I remember it, which brought back memories. Since some of my family and friends don't enjoy the same spice level as I do, we adjusted the heat for dinner, and everything still came out fantastic. We ordered the whole steamed fish, happy fish, green beans, tea smoked duck, pork chop, beef pan fried noodles, and more. Every dish was delicious, and the flavors were spot on. The service was a bit tentative at times, but the quality of the food definitely made up for it. Overall, it was a wonderful meal and a great way to celebrate. I definitely need to come back more often.

Ordered lunch via GrubHub from here and it was solid…read more The lunch special entrees are great and they come with your choice of rice and then a choice between soup or egg roll as well. It seems that both the pepper steak and chicken with broccoli were in the same sauce (& I've actually found that to be common in this area for some reason) but were tasty overall. The egg roll was quite greasy and the wonton soup was pretty solid with the broth being the star. Oh the white rice was cooked how I expect and wish all Chinese white rice is cooked so that's a plus. Overall a true 3.5 star rating but since halves aren't possible I had to go to 3 because it certainly wasn't a 4.

Food is always fresh, and over the phone is professional and detailed oriented. Fast delivery and…read morereasonable prices. Very calm atmosphere and would recommend to anyone in the area.

Per China Woks website, they are under new management by a family that has operated multiple…read moreChinese restaurants since 1992 China Wok on Olden Avenue in Hamilton is their newest venture. I have lived 10 minutes walking distance from China Wok for the past decade. It was me and my husbands go-to for Chinese along with Le Dish until things went downhill after COVID and I had not been back since. I wanted egg drop soup and since it had been a bit decided to give them another shot and was pleasantly surprised to see on their website that they are under new ownership. I am so glad I did as China Wok has earned back its previous 5 star rating. Look at how much egg drop soup I got! This plus the crispy noodles (which were free) was only $4.95. Talk about a steal. And this is the best egg drop soup I have ever had and I order it every time I get Chinese -- its even better than Schezhauns House's which is saying something as I literally just had it this past Saturday. China Woks is more savory, the broth is thicker and more flavorful and theres more egg. I will most definitely be back to try their Chicken with Cashew Nuts, Sweet & Sour Chicken & Pork Fried Rice which are my Chinese delivery staples. I may also try their General Tsos, Sesame Chicken & Orange Chicken. Hats off to the new owners! Me & my husband are back to being China Wok regulars!

We loved the garlic eggplant and steamed bass! A great find for the area, hope to come back soonread more

This meal was pricey but felt very homemade. We ordered the chive and shrimp pancakes, pork and…read morepreserved cabbage noodles, and pepper steak. All were good. The pancake appetizer surprised me. Thought it would be a flat pancake but it's just the dim sum dish you order. We spoke to the owners and they mentioned they are retiring and closing in September so if you're a big fan be sure to get your fill in!!

Picked up a take out order from Le Dish this evening. First time ordering from them. Nice…read moreambiance for dine-in as well so we'll have to come back and eat there someday soon. Staff were very helpful and friendly. All the dishes we got were excellent. I got the Kung Pao Chicken which was nice and spicy. Prepared perfectly and it was obvious that everything was fresh. Definitely recommend!

Back a few times since our first visit and review and the food has been consitently good and fresh…read more On this our 5th return dinning experience we shared the stuffed eggplant with black bean sauce--- egglpant stuffed with shrimp and pork in black bean sauce. It is an unexpected preparation. the shrimp and pork are minced and mixed into the eggplant. It is a DELICIOUS dish. We also had the chicken with snow peas and shiitake mushroom dish. Two go to dishes that we love.

Honestly the worst food I've had in YEARS. We got the beef teriyaki and the sauce tased like old…read moredish water and the meat was ALL fat. It went right into the trash. My son couldn't even make it through his chicken fried rice! How do you even mess of fried rice? Save yourself some money and pick another spot for dinner.

I looooove this place, I've moved several time and truene other places and keep coming back, I have…read morea Chinese restaurant 1 minute aaay from me but I still drive to Mr wok ‍