Hong Kong Express

Christopher T 3 months ago

Okey this place is about quantity over quality for sure. Don’t get me wrong, the foods are just so so but definitely, the portion is just HUGE. Was in the plaza and late evening therefore stopped by for quick Chinese fast foods. I wouldn’t say it’s Hong Kong style, Chinese yes, HK most likely not. Parking is easy since the plaza has a big parking lot. The place is decent, messy & not well organized. Staff or all the ladies there are nice, friendly and funny. Got 3 items portion but somehow got 2 instead…the rice is undercooked (my pov), and the noodle is tasteless. Got the green beans and bbq pork…it’s amazing how they packed it, item on top of item….and when you open the box, you literally don’t know where to begin. The green bean is abit soaked therefore mushy and still abit under seasoned. The bbq pork is huge with big cut. Still not quite taste like bbq pork I used too…looks like it but unfortunately under delivered in taste. There is couple orange chicken got into the box (eve though I did asked for it), just say that I’m so glad I didn’t get the portion of it. It’s just okey, more of the batter and for me doesn’t taste like orange chicken…the seasoning and taste

Esther Joseph 5 months ago

I recently tried this Chinese food spot and had a really satisfying experience overall. The food came out hot and fresh, and you can tell they put effort into flavor and portion size. The fried rice was well-seasoned—not too greasy—and had a nice balance of vegetables and protein. The orange chicken stood out with its crispy texture and just the right mix of sweet and tangy sauce. I also appreciated how fast the service was, even during a busy time. The staff was friendly and made sure everything was correct with the order. If I had to point out one thing, it would be that the sauce on some dishes could be a little lighter, but that really comes down to personal preference. Overall, it’s a solid choice if you’re craving Chinese food that’s flavorful, filling, and reasonably priced. Each serving size can feed two or more people. You should definitely stop by and try it.

Melissa Schulz 5 months ago

You would think the videos lie about them packing it until you cant close without the help of a bag. You thought wrong. Hong Kong Express packs everything. They will make sure you get what you paid for as well as leaving with dinner/tomorrow's lunch. It is a small restaurant to eat at, but every bite. I had a hard time getting my food out of the bag! 🤣 Orange Chicken is nice and crispy, mushroom chicken holds that nice balance. Fried rice was soft in texture and flavor, not much salt. Chow main was deliciously balanced as well. Will come again! Best come before rush hour!

Chris Yanke 6 months ago

Be ultimately prepared to get more than your money‘s worth here. This place is incredible. The ingredients are delicious. The lunch specials are absolutely beautiful, but I’m gonna tell you right now. I ordered the three item plate they didn’t get around. I split up the chow mein on the rice, but I made sure that I had the jalapeño chicken, the broccoli, beef, and the barbecue pork which by the way is the best barbecue pork I’ve had a long time now you might be thinking you’re coming here for lunch, but you’re not you’re coming here for lunch and dinner because this place will take care of you. They will make sure they only do you get the best food but you get enough of it to share with your friends yes and they do offer the family dinner.

Jenny L. 7 months ago

We’ve gone to Shun Fat Supermarket so many times and honestly never paid attention to what was next door. Then my husband saw Hong Kong Express on Instagram, apparently it went viral because they stuff so much food into the takeout box that it’s literally overflowing. Quick search showed it’s right next to Shun Fat, so we decided… why not go the same day? We arrived a little after 6pm and the place was packed, with a line of people waiting to order. Prices are super affordable for SoCal. Chow mein or fried rice + 1 item: $13.79 2 items: $15.49 3 items: $16.99 The staff behind the counter work fast, and they are very generous, seriously scooping food like it’s free . The portions shocked us, so we played it safe and ordered chow mein + 2 items. Big shoutout to the young server, she had great awareness and wouldn’t give us the last scraps from the tray. She waited until a fresh batch came out before serving us, which we really appreciated. The chow mein was about Panda Express–level, the chicken with green beans was solid, and the Kung Pao Chicken leaned more toward an American-style flavor profile. Two people definitely couldn’t finish it, we still had leftovers to take home. O