Long Island has a ton of Chinese restaurants and everyone has strong opinions on their favorite…read more We've been ordering Chung Hing takeout for decades, since when they were in the now-Lidl shopping center that used to be Best Market. We've tried a few others and they hardly come close, in my opinion. I've never had a bad meal there, always a good experience, and amazing portion sizes! They tend to get crowded on weekends at dinner, but there's never more than a 15 minute wait or so. I don't even usually bother calling ahead. I don't have any photos on hand, but some of my favorite orders are chicken chow mein, roast pork with vegetables, general tsos, or beef and broccoli. Always an egg roll and egg drop soup. We rarely get Chinese take out from anywhere else on Long Island. As far as the decor - it's a counter to order with a few chairs to wait. That's more than enough. I do wish it was in a strip mall with other actual stores (not a dance studio and professional hair products store) just for something to do. But the prices, service and quality of food put them top on my list.

Everything is great 4 stars because they don't deliver one of the best wonton soups on the island -…read morealways fresh food

For what this is .... a takeout, storefront, fast food Chinese place ... I am so happy to have…read morefound it!! the wonton soup flavor was so good not greasy & nice plump wontons. roast pork fried rice had lots of big pieces of delicious pork. And the eggroll is good. The prices are very reasonable. If I had gone to my favorite place in Nassau County, it would've been double the price. I'm sure you're definitely going back.

Excellent Chinese food especially for a little take out restaurant. Better food than most fancy sit…read moredown places. Always fresh and tasty. The vegetable fried rice is great with fresh not frozen vegetables. The Cantonese fried noodles, which are not always easy to find, are delicious as is everything else I have had.

Ordered pepper steak. It's all onions and some left over steak fatty pieces. Not edibleread more

Very good neighborhood Chinese takeout. Food is tasty and reasonably priced especially the lunch…read moremenu. Service is great and quick when ordering. Unfortunately there is no seating available being it's small and only for takeout.

I ordered the sesame chicken lunch special, the portion is good, overall cost was 12.48 including a…read moredrink of choice. The food came out relatively quickly my only complaints is that the rice (brown rice) isn't the best tbh it's not horrid but it isn't the best brown rice I've had. The chicken is crispy and the sauce is appealing. Might come here again (the photo is after taking a couple bites so it doesn't accurately show portion size)

Greetings fellow yelpers this is my first day at nice day Chinese. I asked if I could get Singapore…read morechow fun which are the white noodles as opposed to Mei fun which are the thin noodles they were unable to make it all they needed to do was change the noodle unless it' s a portion controlled dish it simply should be easy. Apparently it was not therefore, I doubt if I will return.

Huge portions and delicious food. We really enjoy ordering from here. I definitely recommendread more

Most of the reviews here on Yelp were positive so we decided to give it a try…read more On first look we were delighted to see the oversized portions, I mean the dumpling was the size of my palm, maybe a little bigger and the egg roll looked like a swaddled infant! Soup first, broth had no flavor but the wontons were good. Next came the plump eggrolls, nope, no good. Eggrolls were all cabbage and tasted like they were all cabbage, very bland. The giant vegetable dumplings were all dough with a little chopped cabbage (again with the cabbage), the dipping sauce was good. Vegetable lo mein, bland plastic noodles dammit. The best thing was the Generals Tofu (steamed), I liked the texture of the tofu and loved the sauce. I'm so confused about the amount of good reviews, maybe I'm missing something but this Jewish Chinese food expert is saying no to Hing Hing. Maybe try it for yourselves and see what you think.

Excellent Cantonese take out , fried rice was a little bland but lo mein, shrimp and lobster sauce…read moreand wonton soup and ribs were all excellent

the place is filthy I stopped going there. God forbid they clean the place. imagine the back where…read morethey cook. even the glass is never cleaned.

This place is a true Flushing-style hole-in-the-wall gem! Brian, my server, mentioned that the…read morestaff drives over an hour from Queens to Deer Park just to work here--which says a lot about their dedication. The menu is wild in the best way: everything from cheeseburger egg rolls and loaded General Tso's Chicken Fries (yes, as appetizers!) to classic dishes like Mapo Tofu Special and Tomato and Egg. Even the desserts stand out--Chocolate Walnut Bao and Mille Crepe Cake? Yes, please. Their lunch specials are a steal at only $8.99. Last time, I tried the Crab Rangoons, which were incredibly tasty and perfectly crispy. Today, I had the Cantonese-style wonton soup, which had that delicate thin dough I love. They've only been open for a year, but it's always packed whenever I come by. The word is definitely out: this is hands down the best Chinese takeout in town.

This place is okay. Kind of greasy not as good as other places I have had. If it wasn't so greasy…read moreit would be better

54 minutes ago New…read more Started going here 25 years ago it used to be goo. Not anymore. Had such a bad experience there, I went to do a review. Guess what? I did a review of their horrible service 3 years ago. Some things dont change. So I deleted that so I could vent once again. (Only 1 review per person apparently) I purchased a 20 dollar lomein to go this warm evening. while I was waiting for it, the never smiling lady, Joanne, was at the front wait area. I asked her for a glass of water while I waited. She said you need to pay. I chuckled, she did not. I said, no not a bottle, from the gun as i pointed to the water soda gun. She said yes I know you need to pay! THIS PLACE SUCKS. She then said next time you pay and handed me a glass 1/3 filled with no ice. Mind you, it is all right in front of her, glasses ice soda and beer. I said no thanks, keep it. I got my overpriced greasy lomein and went home. I paid 7 dollars for extra beef because mushroom is historically miserly with protein.. It had 9, 1/8 inch by 1.5 inch pieces of beef in it. The noodle were mushy and it was loaded with grease. I only go there because they are the only local place open after 9. Go to Hong Kong chinese food in the same parking lot for takeout. Their pieces of protein are mush larger and you do not need to order extra, but they close at 9 Hong Kong is also 50% less than Mushroom and they smile. Mushroom is supposed to be the upscale place. Gag me. Picture below is entire order of beef lomein with extra beef 54 minutes ago

We have been coming to Mushroom on Montauk Highway for probably 20 years - I can't remember! The…read moreservice is typically fabulous! They are always friendly and remember us. And the food? Consistently top notch. I have literally never had a bad meal there. My go-tos if I'm not having sushi are usually chicken chow mein or pad Thai, or steamed shrimp with vegetables. They do all the Chinese classics and their pineapple fried rice is amazing! For lunch, the lunchbox is just enough food at a great price! It's perfect if we want sushi appetizers and then a Chinese main course, or if some of us want sushi. We have also been there for hibachi and it's always a fantastic experience. We've seen the spot renovated a few times - fresh paint and seat covers. The current maroon walls are very classy and give a quiet ambiance to the room. It almost seems odd to have televisions on -- without them the restaurant would seem fancier. Still the prices are affordable, making it perfect for a weeknight dinner.