Fung Wong SF — Restaurant in San Francisco

DO NOT COME TO THIS STORE, if you speak English or Mandarin, because they will overcharge you, and try to scam you to increase your fee if you don't speak Cantonese, here is the reason why: I have been living in this neighborhood for around 5 years, sometimes I ordered food from them occasionally, like once every month. I am from Taiwan and speak Mandarin and English, so when I ordered food, they all looked at me differently; However, if I ordered from the app (don't order from the app, it's more expensive and only limited choice), without speaking to any of them, they thought I was Cantonese, and then treat me much more nicer. Today, I ordered my food, Happy Family, through call-in and pick-up, I spoke Chinese, and the food cost $17.95 + tax = $18.95. When I arrived restaurant and picked up, the store owner charged me $20, when the receipt only showed $18.95, then he asked me to pay more than $20, because the food was $20 + tax. He told me its a tip, so there was no change, so I paid him $20 and left. Today is the last time I visit this store, and I will let other people how the staff here discriminates against others,...

Fung Wong is a solid spot if you’re looking for big portions at a very reasonable price, but don’t expect Hong Kong-style Cantonese food. The flavors and execution felt more Toisan-style. I tried the Hainanese chicken rice, which came with a generous serving of garlic rice that was a bit different from what I’m used to. The chicken portion was large, but it was quite bony, and the broccoli on the side was just plain boiled. My wife ordered the shrimp with scrambled egg rice, but it came out more like egg drop soup poured over rice—definitely not the style you’d find in Hong Kong, but still kind of comforting in its own way. My mother-in-law had the wonton soup. The bowl was huge, and while the noodles weren’t especially fresh, the wontons were decent, and she seemed happy with it. We also shared a side of cheong fun (rice noodle rolls), which turned out to be the highlight. For seven bucks, it was a great deal and tasted pretty good. Overall, Fung Wong is fine for a casual meal if you want to fill up without spending much, but it won’t wow you if you’re after authentic...

Decent place for lunch special. I used to frequent this place when it was the old ABC so this was my first time here. I was pleasantly surprised by the offerings. There is a time for breakfast and lunch items as well as family style dinner plates. We ordered the special teddy bear milk tea and the little bear was adorably melting in my beverage until it was just a head above water! 😜 The steamed rice noodle with pork was yummy and fresh. Will definitely go back to try the other versions they offer.

The rice plates were ok. One was pork and tofu which consisted of the roast pork and soft tofu squares in lots of gravy. For the 2 item plate we tried their chicken and roast pork. The chicken was much better than I anticipated. I wish the chicken was meatier. Overall I think it’s a decent place for lunch. Some might find the wait staff to be gruff but I thought they were fine and no nonsense. This place can get pretty crowded so if it...