Ming Hing Restaurant — Restaurant in San Francisco

Updated review 7/7/2022: Wing Hing is gone. Now it is Ming Hing. New people are working here with their fancy computer ordering system. Unfortunately, the restaurant was empty with a small line for BBQ items. My braised beef brisket wonton noodles $13 was OK. They actually separated the soup from the noodles and beef. Wow.

I hope the old store owner lady from Wing Hing retired. They stayed opened for take-out when most of the Chinese restaurants in San Francisco were closed during the lock down in 2020. It helped me and the community a lot. As a single guy who doesn't cook, I might have starved. Their BBQ pork over rice, chow fun, crispy noodles and porridge were some of my favorites. The chef at Ming Hing was good. I asked the new staff if they knew what happened to the old owner and they didn't know.

Indoor dining tonight 3/11/2021. My original plan was to eat at J P Cafe next door at 2546 San Bruno Cafe for their Hong Kong style Cantonese baked pork chop spaghetti. Unfortunately, J P Cafe/2546 San Bruno Cafe have been closed for the last month. The good news was, I was able to enjoy a Hong Kong style tomato beef crispy noodles $11 at Wing Hing instead. The noodles came out fast. Hardly anyone was dining indoors and I felt safe. This place is kinda of dingy so don't expect new chairs or table here. I can't wait to try other dishes. Good job Wing Hing. Dinner plans were saved because you were opened for...

Force customers to use services like Zelle when purchasing with credit card. I would rather not being a customer than being forced to use unsecured services for purchases. Zelle has a history of data breaches, and even banks that carries them now suit them for fraud. There are many other pay services that are better than Zelle such as PayPal, Gpay, and Apple pay. I will never order from Ming Hing again that's all.

The food is just okay. Stay away from their Singapore rice noodles and beef chow fun, their taste is bland and dry, their won ton and dumplings are from those frozen packaged food probably from China. They're pork won tons and dumplings. I'll stay away from them.

Their attitude is they are better than others. The fact is there are many other Chinese BBQ restaurants or Cafe even on the...

the restaurant have no integrity and not conscientiousness as the restaurant. The story begins the day before ,I order a soy sauce chicken. By the time I got home at 8:30pm. I realized that they give me a wrong order. Next day I went back to the store to expense what happen. They know that they were give me the wrong order yesterday. So they agreed to give me a new order. what Unbelievable is they also required me to pay for the wrong order that I they give me yesterday. It’s your mistake that give me the wrong order and it cost me money and time to come back to get the correct one. As a restaurant, it’s your responsibility to make sure your guest gets the right order, when you make a mistake to give out the wrong order, you should be the one who...