Hong Kong Eatery

AML0214 2 months ago

Delicious food! We were drawn to the cooked duck & pork hanging in the window. Small eating area - we decided to go eat at The Public Garden. We would definitely go back! Lots of options. Loved the milk tea as well.

M Chu 3 weeks ago

The Peking Ducks in the window beckoned us to drop in for a pre-lunch snack. We ordered a quarter of a duck ($15) and had it in front of us in no time at all. Standard Chinese restaurant operation with bare bones dining area. A/C was either not working or turned up to where it was uncomfortable while we ate. My son and I found ourselves sweating a good bit as we tried to enjoy the duck. Flavor was quite nice but way too greasy. Not quite sure I would recommend this spot, but we did observe a good many food app delivery pick ups as we ate.

Jacky Lam 9 months ago

Hong Kong Eatery serves up some really satisfying Cantonese flavors, especially when it comes to their roast meats. The roast pork is flavorful, tender, and juicy, easily one of the highlights of the menu. Their crispy pork is also tasty and has a nice crunch, though I wouldn’t say it’s the best compared to other spots I’ve tried. Still, the overall quality and flavor make it a solid choice for anyone craving good roast meats.

Ziyanda Strange 4 months ago

We sampled three of the rice meals so that we could get several kinds of meats and everything was great! Authentic Chinese food with a cherry on top! The roasted meats were done well, the service helped us pick out our meals, and many people were in and out (take-outs mostly, several pick ups and a few dine-ins). You could tell it was THE spot for a lot of people chasing that IT factor. Overall, we'd go here again!

Michael Kit 8 months ago

Theres only a handful of Chinese BBQ meat places left in Chinatown. Its a small area to line up, order and wait for your food, so youll often see a line of folks outside. They punch out the meat very quickly. You can order the 1, 2 or 3 meats on rice which is huge portion and great value for lunch or dinner. Or if youre feeding the family, we love getting whole roast duck, 1lbs of crispy pork or 1lbs of roast pork char siu to bring home. For the meats, you tell them how much lbs of meat you want just like at a local deli. Then they have to wait for the butcher to chop the piece and weigh it out, they charge you what the piece weighs before they cut it. This is what can take a while when you order because its a lot of back and forth between the register and the butcher. Its worth it. The crispy pork is better than anything youve seen on the internet. The red roast pork / char siu is super tender, full of honey, chou hee and five spice flavor. Try any of the meats over wonton noodle soup too, its all really good. Ont je cold days, love getting the congee porridge here.