Hunan Cottage — Restaurant in New York

Had lunch there yesterday and none to my surprise the special is now $5.50 which included tea. Portions have always been generous. Dinner combo now starts at about $7.50. Soup prices to go are amazingly low. Service is agreeable. Only complaints are that wonton soup always seems to be served less than hot and that sitting up front so that you can see tv screen gets you annoyed with constant ringing of the phone for pickup and delivery. Still foray out to Hempstead Tpk in Levittown on weekends where complete buffet is no more than $8.95 for seniors.Visited Hunan about 3 weeks ago in mid October and none to my surprise lunch was raised to $6.00. Since no dining on premises we had to take out. For a good number of weeks they were stcompletely closed. Not only does food go cold on 25 minute trip home but you also do wiithout tea.. Never tried delivery and dont intend to. Asked about dining on premises and couldnt get a clear response. HdVisited again on May 6th and dining room stillthet closed, only takeout and delivery. Was disappoinstted. Trust they will have eatingprised in when covid restrictions are what I lifted. At. $6.00 for the lunch special it is one of the best deals in town.Havent been by in months ss cant be sure they are serving on the premises but my hunch is that they are not going to return to in house dining. For in restaurant dining try Avenue Z and Coney Island Avenue but be aware that the prices table menu for lunch and dinner have been raised. Look at the window menu first so you are not surprised. I told them last week what I thought about that practice.Havent been to Hunan in very old. A takeout lunch is now over $7.00.onths so the upper part of my review is months old. Lunch is overoue.Hunan national pp $7.00.price was right and cooking was good. Hunan is onlynl taike ou sonai no less businesses asian on y and CIA...

Wow this place is amazing. The Chinese food here is similar to what you eat in food at Chinatown and Flushing. Its very unfortunate but understandable that the menu itself is catered to more of American audience so they wont have stuff such as rice congee, roast pig and other delicacies. Everything I tried so far is as close to authentic Chinese food as it get so I would basically recommend anything on the menu. You can also dine in this restaurant but it seems that dining in is a bit more expensive than taking it to go. This is a great place to go to if you don't want to deal with a possible language barrier in a Chinatown restaurant since this restaurant is as...

The food is okay. Be aware ordering food from this place. The person who took the food order wrote down the entire numbers of my credit card, expiration day and cvc number on the receipt. Anyone can steal that information. Including the delivery person. Or if you throw your receipt in the trash, your credit card info out there for anyone to take. I called to complain, the lady said sorry but won't change the practice because they have been doing it for 40 years according to her. I had to replace my credit card and it was a mess. I think this is illegal practice because this restaurant may cause financial harm...