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Hong Cheong Kitchen
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Nearby attractions
Apollo Theater
233 W 125th St 3rd Floor, New York, NY 10027
Langston Hughes Playground
W/s 7 Ave. at W. 130 St., New York, NY 10027
St. Nicholas Playground South
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Catholic Church of St. Joseph of theHoly Family
405 W 125th St, New York, NY 10027
Metropolitan Baptist Church
151 W 128th St, New York, NY 10027
The Greater Refuge Temple
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St. Nicholas Park
St Nicholas Ave &, St Nicholas Terrace, New York, NY 10030
The Studio Museum in Harlem
144 W 125th St, New York, NY 10027
The Dempsey Theater
127 W 127th St, New York, NY 10027
Tree of Hope
Adam Clayton Powell Jr Blvd, New York, NY 10027
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Pizza Express
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Tropical Grill
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The Victoria Theater Restaurant
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ABL Cuts
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Hong Cheong Kitchen

2393 Frederick Douglass Blvd A, New York, NY 10027
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attractions: Apollo Theater, Langston Hughes Playground, St. Nicholas Playground South, Catholic Church of St. Joseph of theHoly Family, Metropolitan Baptist Church, The Greater Refuge Temple, St. Nicholas Park, The Studio Museum in Harlem, The Dempsey Theater, Tree of Hope, restaurants: Harlem Bar-B-Q, Maison Harlem, Lighthouse Fish Market, Manna's Restaurant, Dado's Pizza and Taproom Harlem, Carnaval Smoothie and Juice Bar, Pizza Express, Tropical Grill, The Victoria Theater Restaurant, Native Harlem, local businesses: PureGym - Formerly Blink Fitness, GameStop, HARLEM FRAGRANCES INC, Jimmy Jazz, ABL Cuts, Rainbow Shops, Portabella, Family Hair Braiding - New York NY, Million Nail Salon, Planet Fitness
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(212) 316-6688
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Tue11:30 AM - 12:30 AMClosed

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Featured dishes

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Chicken, Pork, Beef Or Shrimp Lo Mein
各式撈麵
Roast Pork, Chicken, Beef Or Shrimp Egg Foo Young
各式蓉蛋
Pepper Steak With Onions
青椒牛 (hot & spicy)
Roast Pork, Chicken, Beef Or Shrimp W. Broccoli In Garlic Sauce
各式魚香芥蘭 (hot & spicy)
Sweet And Sour Pork Or Chicken
甜酸肉或雞

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Nearby attractions of Hong Cheong Kitchen

Apollo Theater

Langston Hughes Playground

St. Nicholas Playground South

Catholic Church of St. Joseph of theHoly Family

Metropolitan Baptist Church

The Greater Refuge Temple

St. Nicholas Park

The Studio Museum in Harlem

The Dempsey Theater

Tree of Hope

Apollo Theater

Apollo Theater

4.6

(3.5K)

Open 24 hours
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Langston Hughes Playground

Langston Hughes Playground

4.3

(118)

Closed
Click for details
St. Nicholas Playground South

St. Nicholas Playground South

4.1

(69)

Closed
Click for details
Catholic Church of St. Joseph of theHoly Family

Catholic Church of St. Joseph of theHoly Family

4.7

(288)

Open 24 hours
Click for details

Nearby restaurants of Hong Cheong Kitchen

Harlem Bar-B-Q

Maison Harlem

Lighthouse Fish Market

Manna's Restaurant

Dado's Pizza and Taproom Harlem

Carnaval Smoothie and Juice Bar

Pizza Express

Tropical Grill

The Victoria Theater Restaurant

Native Harlem

Harlem Bar-B-Q

Harlem Bar-B-Q

4.0

(563)

$$

Closed
Click for details
Maison Harlem

Maison Harlem

4.4

(776)

$$

Closed
Click for details
Lighthouse Fish Market

Lighthouse Fish Market

4.3

(1.1K)

$$

Closed
Click for details
Manna's Restaurant

Manna's Restaurant

4.4

(858)

$

Closed
Click for details

Nearby local services of Hong Cheong Kitchen

PureGym - Formerly Blink Fitness

GameStop

HARLEM FRAGRANCES INC

Jimmy Jazz

ABL Cuts

Rainbow Shops

Portabella

Family Hair Braiding - New York NY

Million Nail Salon

Planet Fitness

PureGym - Formerly Blink Fitness

PureGym - Formerly Blink Fitness

3.9

(326)

Click for details
GameStop

GameStop

3.8

(422)

Click for details
HARLEM FRAGRANCES INC

HARLEM FRAGRANCES INC

4.8

(43)

Click for details
Jimmy Jazz

Jimmy Jazz

4.2

(244)

Click for details
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Sae KuoSae Kuo
For context, this is my first visit ordering one item. Casual restaurants, especially one with such generous hours, are subject to at least a little variance with the quality of their service. I ordered at 11 pm on a Saturday night. warning: this place only accepts cash First things first, the restaurant is quite bare. It's a small space that seems to still be setup for the pandemic. There's no seating or chairs, and there's a big acrylic panel separating customers from the employees. Going in I felt a bit apprehensive as it seemed a bit unwelcoming, but it was nice inside. It was rather quiet with only the chatter of some of the people at the back, typical Chinese takeout stuff. Also, it's a small business, and we should be supporting more of those :D I ordered Hunan style chicken for takeout. pros: - There's a decent portion of rice. I'm still left wanting a bit more, but I also understand that I'm a bit of a freak when it comes to my rice portions - I like how it's seasoned, well salted, not too sweet. - I'm enjoying the amount of veggies in here - Everything is the expected size, the cuts are consistent enough, things are cooked to the right degree, and the chicken is nice and soft - they were generous with the sauce cons: - Upon arriving home, I found that some of the sauce had leaked. It was a bit of a mess but it was manageable. Take extra care if you're eating outside. The utensils and napkins were not wrapped, so they got some sauce on them. - the rice tasted a bit old which is to be expected, I don't mind that, but it's been oiled to keep it fluffy. I would've preferred a mushy lump honestly speaking. (extra note at the end about this) - this isn't as spicy as I would have expected, especially for Hunan style chicken. I know we're in the states but I've had other takeout places give it much more spice. I can feel this at the back of my throat, but I have to actively look for it. - it's lacking complexity, but the sauce hits the right spots. I would like to see more prominent use of aromatics like garlic, ginger, and scallion, but I could also see how a simpler profile would cater more to a wider audience. Overall, I enjoyed the meal! Was it worth $16 after tax for two portions (only one portion was showed in the photo)? I'm unsure on that front given the location and hours, so I'll leave that for you to judge. The oiled rice honestly wasn't as big of a problem as I expected. There's enough sauce and freshness from the stir fry that the grease on the rice is honestly unnoticeable had I not inspected it beforehand. Just for some peace of mind I would suggest making your own rice, but again, it was fine. There's no need to toss their rice. The food was good enough, I like having a late night spot to eat, and I can look past the container leaking. I often see reviews complaining about the atmosphere or the service but I'm just here for the food. Even looking from the perspective of service, it was a quaint spot and if anything the person at the counter was just short with conversation. I speculate that complaints come from the language barrier or the short/to-the-point style of conversation, but that's most takeout places. It's a small business. As such, the people working the counter are the same people making the food. This isn't going to be your typical "How can I help you?" type of service. They take your order, they make it, the food comes out, and I'm content with what I got. I'll be visiting this place again.
Billy PrattBilly Pratt
The roast pork had fat. Fat on roast pork. I asked the lady and she said "no fat on pork,no fat " plus way to much black sauce. Never again.....
Briana RamgeetBriana Ramgeet
This place was open late however the food wasn’t seasoned and it gave a friend food poisoning. Wouldn’t recommend.
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For context, this is my first visit ordering one item. Casual restaurants, especially one with such generous hours, are subject to at least a little variance with the quality of their service. I ordered at 11 pm on a Saturday night. warning: this place only accepts cash First things first, the restaurant is quite bare. It's a small space that seems to still be setup for the pandemic. There's no seating or chairs, and there's a big acrylic panel separating customers from the employees. Going in I felt a bit apprehensive as it seemed a bit unwelcoming, but it was nice inside. It was rather quiet with only the chatter of some of the people at the back, typical Chinese takeout stuff. Also, it's a small business, and we should be supporting more of those :D I ordered Hunan style chicken for takeout. pros: - There's a decent portion of rice. I'm still left wanting a bit more, but I also understand that I'm a bit of a freak when it comes to my rice portions - I like how it's seasoned, well salted, not too sweet. - I'm enjoying the amount of veggies in here - Everything is the expected size, the cuts are consistent enough, things are cooked to the right degree, and the chicken is nice and soft - they were generous with the sauce cons: - Upon arriving home, I found that some of the sauce had leaked. It was a bit of a mess but it was manageable. Take extra care if you're eating outside. The utensils and napkins were not wrapped, so they got some sauce on them. - the rice tasted a bit old which is to be expected, I don't mind that, but it's been oiled to keep it fluffy. I would've preferred a mushy lump honestly speaking. (extra note at the end about this) - this isn't as spicy as I would have expected, especially for Hunan style chicken. I know we're in the states but I've had other takeout places give it much more spice. I can feel this at the back of my throat, but I have to actively look for it. - it's lacking complexity, but the sauce hits the right spots. I would like to see more prominent use of aromatics like garlic, ginger, and scallion, but I could also see how a simpler profile would cater more to a wider audience. Overall, I enjoyed the meal! Was it worth $16 after tax for two portions (only one portion was showed in the photo)? I'm unsure on that front given the location and hours, so I'll leave that for you to judge. The oiled rice honestly wasn't as big of a problem as I expected. There's enough sauce and freshness from the stir fry that the grease on the rice is honestly unnoticeable had I not inspected it beforehand. Just for some peace of mind I would suggest making your own rice, but again, it was fine. There's no need to toss their rice. The food was good enough, I like having a late night spot to eat, and I can look past the container leaking. I often see reviews complaining about the atmosphere or the service but I'm just here for the food. Even looking from the perspective of service, it was a quaint spot and if anything the person at the counter was just short with conversation. I speculate that complaints come from the language barrier or the short/to-the-point style of conversation, but that's most takeout places. It's a small business. As such, the people working the counter are the same people making the food. This isn't going to be your typical "How can I help you?" type of service. They take your order, they make it, the food comes out, and I'm content with what I got. I'll be visiting this place again.
Sae Kuo

Sae Kuo

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The roast pork had fat. Fat on roast pork. I asked the lady and she said "no fat on pork,no fat " plus way to much black sauce. Never again.....
Billy Pratt

Billy Pratt

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This place was open late however the food wasn’t seasoned and it gave a friend food poisoning. Wouldn’t recommend.
Briana Ramgeet

Briana Ramgeet

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Reviews of Hong Cheong Kitchen

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4.0
1y

For context, this is my first visit ordering one item. Casual restaurants, especially one with such generous hours, are subject to at least a little variance with the quality of their service. I ordered at 11 pm on a Saturday night.

warning: this place only accepts cash

First things first, the restaurant is quite bare. It's a small space that seems to still be setup for the pandemic. There's no seating or chairs, and there's a big acrylic panel separating customers from the employees. Going in I felt a bit apprehensive as it seemed a bit unwelcoming, but it was nice inside. It was rather quiet with only the chatter of some of the people at the back, typical Chinese takeout stuff. Also, it's a small business, and we should be supporting more of those :D

I ordered Hunan style chicken for takeout.

pros: There's a decent portion of rice. I'm still left wanting a bit more, but I also understand that I'm a bit of a freak when it comes to my rice portions I like how it's seasoned, well salted, not too sweet. I'm enjoying the amount of veggies in here Everything is the expected size, the cuts are consistent enough, things are cooked to the right degree, and the chicken is nice and soft they were generous with the sauce cons: Upon arriving home, I found that some of the sauce had leaked. It was a bit of a mess but it was manageable. Take extra care if you're eating outside. The utensils and napkins were not wrapped, so they got some sauce on them. the rice tasted a bit old which is to be expected, I don't mind that, but it's been oiled to keep it fluffy. I would've preferred a mushy lump honestly speaking. (extra note at the end about this) this isn't as spicy as I would have expected, especially for Hunan style chicken. I know we're in the states but I've had other takeout places give it much more spice. I can feel this at the back of my throat, but I have to actively look for it. it's lacking complexity, but the sauce hits the right spots. I would like to see more prominent use of aromatics like garlic, ginger, and scallion, but I could also see how a simpler profile would cater more to a wider audience.

Overall, I enjoyed the meal! Was it worth $16 after tax for two portions (only one portion was showed in the photo)? I'm unsure on that front given the location and hours, so I'll leave that for you to judge. The oiled rice honestly wasn't as big of a problem as I expected. There's enough sauce and freshness from the stir fry that the grease on the rice is honestly unnoticeable had I not inspected it beforehand. Just for some peace of mind I would suggest making your own rice, but again, it was fine. There's no need to toss their rice. The food was good enough, I like having a late night spot to eat, and I can look past the container leaking. I often see reviews complaining about the atmosphere or the service but I'm just here for the food. Even looking from the perspective of service, it was a quaint spot and if anything the person at the counter was just short with conversation. I speculate that complaints come from the language barrier or the short/to-the-point style of conversation, but that's most takeout places. It's a small business. As such, the people working the counter are the same people making the food. This isn't going to be your typical "How can I help you?" type of service. They take your order, they make it, the food comes out, and I'm content with what I got. I'll be visiting this...

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1.0
2y

Oohh man! The guy is simply a hard racist/abuser. He charged me an extra .50 cents for a $9.50 meal. He was indifferent to me and I could tell easily it was because he was simply stereo typing me and retaliating against me for the actions of other minorities. Further, this place has no where to sit. No chairs at all. Even when I asked for a menu. He denied me that. Not going...

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1.0
2y

The worst customer service, I have ever received. I can’t believe they treat innocent customers like this. I have never felt so disrespected. Do your self a favor and don’t support them. There are so many other Chinese food options. I will also be calling the health department. I am disgusted in all areas of the business....

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