Saturday lunch in Richmond Hill, Queens call upon chicken steamed dumplings for $7.00. I always…read morehave a predilection for Chinese steam dumplings as I can eat it all day for lunch and dinner including brunch. There were a total of ten (10) pieces which is generous size as most Chinese takeout cafes provide the standard eight (8) pieces for shrinkage resulting from inflationary pressures and the uphill battle to sustain increased operational costs. It was accompanied with soy sauce as condiment. The dumplings were fresh and average. Customer service is average. Sales receipt is provided upon request and is handwritten the old school way. There is one large oversized takeout menu for grabs which the associate blatantly upfront stated: "the prices will be change and this menu is going to be outdated." Well, at least I can review the menu for the food options offered - not noting the price. The interior ambiance dark, dingy and very dated to 1980s era. This business is accessible via MTA NYC Transit A train Lefferts Boulevard at 111th Street in Richmond Hill, Queens, New York City.

I used to live right next door to this place. It is one of my favorite places to have Chinese food…read morein Queens. Sometimes, I even make the trip all the way from Staten Island to come here [yes, because I have nothing better to do :) ] Their food can be a bit greasy but I figured I only live once. And honestly, who eats Chinese if isn't on their cheat day while wearing sweats? I love their chicken and broccoli. It is my favorite thing to order from them. While, their chicken lo mien is good, it tastes like the other standard Chinese food take out places. Seriously, their chicken is soft and almost melts in your mouth. The broccoli is cooked to perfection, it is neither too soft or stiff. The staff is very nice and attentive. I have been ordering here for years and even after moving -- 8 years later they still remember my voice and order.

I was in the area and was in the mood for Chinese food. Found this place through Yelp…read more Got the lunch special, boneless spareribs with pork fried rice and Pepsi on the side. The spareribs were good, not too sweet. Pork fried rice was pretty solid. The place was clean and workers seemed nice. Solid Chinese takeout spot, I would recommend if your in the mood for Chinese food and in the area.

Food is good and the front desk person is always friendly and personable. I've been ordering from…read moreTony's for the past 10 years and they haven't let me down.

They are consistently good. Been going here for over 20 years. My go to is the chicken & broccoli…read more Their honey bbq wings are also my favorite.

Mr.Zeng is affordable with the prices and portions are good, always fast on serving time.read more

I saw the reviews were decent so decided to try it out. But they currently have a C grade in the…read morewindow. Cannot recommend. Regret calling in for pickup before checking

This place is bomb. We don't order out much but when we do, Ho Ho garden is the place to call!…read moreThank you for your service!

It is a regular good ol Chinese smart like I grew up with and that are getting harder to find. But…read morealmost accidentally went to the one across the street but found it easily in the light of day. It's not fancy. It's a good take out spot for some Chinese food and that's just what I wanted. The guy at the front was friendly, professional and my food was made to order. It was yummy and made my trip home to nyc complete.

Always delicious. This place is fast and clean. Never had an issue with the food. Never tried…read moredelivery, only pick up.

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.

Moved here five years ago now and my fam in law have been customers long before that. Very hard…read moreworking staff and very friendly atmosphere. Small dining area though, so it's better to pick up or go for delivery. I'm a creature of habit but their cheese wontons and Sweet & Sour chicken are beautiful. So are their spare ribs! My absolute favorite is their Yang Chow fried rice. Too good! Portions are very fair and their prices are the best we've found in our area. They quickly rectify any issues with orders that we've had, which isn't often.

We were visiting from California and staying at a nearby Hilton, and came across China House online…read more-- so glad we did! The food was absolutely amazing, the portions were generous, and the prices were very reasonable. The kitchen looked clean, and the service was fast, friendly, and professional. This spot is definitely a hidden gem in Ozone Park. If you're in the area, you must try it!

Been my local spot for 20+ years. Always good service. The food is good. Delivery, when needed, is…read moremore than satisfactory.

Ordered Beef Chow Foon and boneless spareribs. Food was delicious! I would not hesitate to return.read more