Little Hong Kong — Restaurant in North Las Vegas

Hard pass. I don't know one single aspect to praise. And I was trying to find one just so I didn't have to give one star. But No greeting upon entering. I didn't know if we were allowed to sit or not and there was a guy picking up an Uber order standing in front of the register who apparently already checked in so I'm standing behind him and nobody even told me. I grabbed a menu and tried to find a corner but one of the employees was helping himself to a drink in the reach in cooler. Which was the exact spot I was standing. So I moved to sit down and he decided to pour the drink right in front of me at the table I sat down at. I felt like he was trying to chase me out. There appeared to be seating inside but I couldn't tell since half the tables had junk on them. Especially the one I tried sitting at. I grabbed a menu that apparently the cashier needs to get the price from that she uses a calculator to figure out the tax? Then stood there watching over how much I tip on her clover cash out register. Huge red flag. One item took over 10 minutes with only 2 people ahead of me. This has a fast food feeling with restaurant wait times. Most important part was the food. I ordered the curry chicken. It tasted like I was eating a mouthful of salt. I mean, saying it was salty would be an understatement. 6 hours later and I still have a salt taste in my mouth and I didn't even eat the entire container. I threw it away.

I really wanted to like this place but I just didn't see any hope that things might improve. I mean, I could maybe understand if they were terribly busy but it really wasn't. I'm just really...

Mood- Lunch

I was Hangry - not unexpected in my world

Upon entering was quickly greeted and ushered over to a table. Menus were given and asked if there were any questions. I didnt have any, surprising enough. I was just happy to have access to Adobo. This whole week I was wanting Adobo and my efforts were thwarted at other establishments.

Opted for the Thai tea, Pork Adobo, Chicken Fried Rice, Chicken Chow Mein, and Won Ton Soup. Can I just speak about this Won Ton Soup. First it was pretty. the presentation caught my eye right off the bat. Second it tasted even better. I should have bought a large bowl to go as I was not expecting that. Won Ton Soup is one of my happiness comfort foods and I surely was in a happy place.

Interior was very clean. Several booths adorn the wall. A beverage case for the cold cans of teas and water. I didnt think it was going to be the size it was from looking in from the outside.

Would def recommend - pricing was very reasonable and the portions were generous. Staff is very courteous and hospitable. I really do appreciate great customer service. I will be back to try some other things on the menu. They have lunch specials at...

Twe have driven past this place multiple times, and it can't believe it took us this long to actually go in and give it a try. This place is a little gem in the wall. The family and i were wondering around deciding what to eat. We kinda drove past this place and decided to go in. The atmosphere is like a mom and pop traditional Chinese/Vietnamese restaurant. You have the kid or the elders on a booth doing homework or the bills (not a bad thing). The place was small for a group of five, but they do have one table to accommodate. The staff was very friendly. We ordered quite a bit, but the food came out at a reasonable time. The food is cooked fresh as you order and the portions are big compared to most places we have been. The taste was great so great that my kids definitely want to come back, and they normally dont give opinions or suggestions like this. I know there are places that might be better than this restaurant, but to us, it felt like it deserved a solid 5 stars for the service, taste in food, and...