Hong Luck Restaurant

Was in search of an old school Chinese restaurant and I found it! The drinks were delicious! The wonton soup was awesome, a dark broth loaded with scallions and pork strips. The wontons were delectable. The chicken in foil brought back the memories of days gone by. These are so hard to find nowadays, and so worth the trip. Dumplings were good. This place has not lost the meaning of value. The combo platters come with soup, egg roll, meal, rice and dessert! Everything was old school authentic and tasty. Service was able to keep up even though they were busy. Super friendly and helpful. Inside was old school, the Chinese zodiac placemats, the tiki booths, and pufferfish lights! A wonderful experience.

Very nice place, good food, nice little bar and really nice for family or dates!! I got the four seasons chef specialty dish and it was really good.

Unless there was another tiki-themed Chinese restaurant in this area the 80s, I'm like 90% sure I used to come here with my mom as a kid, over 35 years ago. Regardless, the food, service, and atmosphere were all top notch. There is something incredibly nostalgic about this place for me, and it was awesome to finally come back and experience it again.

I have loved this place since I was a child. My twelfth birthday dinner I insisted on takeout from here; they went above and beyond and included packets of oolong for us, a massive amount of wonton strips and an extra container of soup, I think because my childhood self mentioned it was my birthday haha. Every time I have been a patron I have been delighted and 100% satisfied by the meal I received. I love this place and mention it to anyone I can.

No flavor. The only dish that had flavor was saturated in oil( sue’s shrimp) Not worth the money at all. I ate it bc I was hungry! Even lo mein and egg roll had barely any flavor. I’m not sure how they have such a high rating. Maybe the cook is on vacay.