Hong Kong Express — Restaurant in Long Beach

Kind and good service, the prices are the lowest we've seen, and portions are large. Those things aside, the food was sorely below average on multiple accounts.

Maybe we went at a slow time? All of our chosen dishes were noticeably tough (either sitting under the heat lamp or otherwise) and the flavors were so mild and unmemorable I wasn't even aware my partner got black pepper pork after trying it. It was not an enjoyable experience, we couldn't come close to finishing any of it :/.

The orange chicken on top of being so hard, was over half batter instead of chicken, thick, and extremely oily (which is fine for this cuisine , if it was good) but it was also dry of sauce as well.

The chow mein noodles were decent themselves, but the cabbage in it had no flavor and is cut up in larger strips. It doesn't really pair with the chow mein as is, it's just there.

The wonton soup had a lot of good chicken and shrimp filling, but the dumplings were doughy and for some reason the shrimp was lightly battered and peppered too? The broth was unmemorable and light as well.

I don't like making negative reviews, I'm aware it's on the affordable side and express food at that, but after 40$ (2 combo Bs, 1 wonton soup), feeling greasy as heck for trying to eat enough so we wouldn't feel wasteful, its hard not to wish we went anywhere else for...

CASH ONLY, CASH ONLY, CASH ONLY. They have an ATM inside, but, CASH ONLY.

Let me just say, I’ve been coming here since I was in middle school/high school. It’s very hard to compete with this place because they offer the best in quality, price, service, and they know who their customers are once you become a frequent regular.

Quality - Hardly anything sits for too long cause someone will come in and order it and fresh batches are always made every time I go. You can tell if a spot is good or not if the food is hardly touched cause it looks dry and crusted on top and not so savory.

Price - They give you a lot for under $10 worth of food. Plus, if you come at the right time, and they’re feeling generous, usually, the owner likes to hook people up with a free egg roll.

Service - Hands down the best service. She’s very welcoming and friendly. She remembers regulars and even interacts with the kids.

My go-to’s here is the orange chicken, char siu pork, and their WINGS; yes.

What makes this place special in the west side of Long Beach is that they’re not trying to milk anybody. They’re just doing honest business, making good food, feeding the people, and continue to do so for many generations now. Definitely come and swing by to give them a try if you’re in the area. They sell lotto...

The food is good, menu options looks great, the price is worth what you get, the place look clean and nice & the lady that served me was very beautiful.

Now the reason why I gave this place three stars is because they only accepted “cash” while other places accepts cards everywhere at this point accepted cards, even the Chinese food place I would usually go to, but they weren’t open today so I decided to go here. My meal costed $10 you can’t get $10 out of an ATM and it was a pain to find places where I can withdraw $10. Don’t see myself coming here much because I’m one of those who prefer to pay with card, I wouldn’t mind paying for...