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Nestled in the heart of Princeton, West Virginia, Hong Kong is a standout Chinese and Asian restaurant that delights locals and travelers alike with authentic flavors and generous portions. This cozy eatery at 1265 Stafford Dr offers a satisfying escape into traditional Chinese cuisine, where each dish bursts with carefully balanced spices and fresh ingredients.
Hong Kong’s menu reads like a tribute to classic Chinese favorites, with specialties such as the Hunan Roast Pork—a tantalizing, spicy dish that packs a bold yet harmonious kick. Equally popular is the Chicken Pepper Steak, a savory, tender choice that perfectly melds juicy chicken with the mild heat of fresh peppers. For those who crave comforting soups, the Wonton Soup provides a delicate broth brimming with flavorful pork dumplings. Seafood lovers will find joy in the succulent Shrimp with Snow Peas, where the freshness of peas complements the sweet, succulent shrimp in a light, mild white sauce.
Pork dishes are particularly notable here, ranging from the subtly nutty Roast Pork with Almond Ding to the fiery Szechuan Roast Pork, each presented at an approachable price point of just $8.25. These dishes showcase Hong Kong’s dedication to balance in heat and flavor, making them enticing to both mild and adventurous palates. The Sweet & Sour options such as Shrimp, Chicken, and Pork add a tangy brightness that perfectly contrasts the richer entrees.
For those who enjoy noodle dishes, the restaurant’s Mai Fun selections—Chicken Mai Fun, Singapore Mai Fun, and House Special Mai Fun—offer a delightful mix of textures and tastes, from stir-fried noodles infused with delicate sauces to a variety of fresh vegetables and proteins. These dishes are not only deeply satisfying but also elegantly simple, making every bite a comfort-filled experience.
Repeat customers continue to sing praises about Hong Kong’s generous portions and consistent quality. Sabrina Vredingburgh recalls the unbeatable lunch special at just $6.95, which includes your choice of a canned drink or a small soup—a bargain paired with her personal favorite, the shrimp egg rolls, celebrated as the best she has ever tasted. Bartholomy Henderson lauds the well-seasoned chicken wings and shrimp fried rice, dubbing Hong Kong his "go to spot" for perfectly executed Chinese flavors. Meanwhile, Mary Wright shares her enthusiasm for the restaurant’s coconut shrimp, calling it “absolutely the best” she has ever encountered, alongside “wonderful and friendly” service.
Although the ambiance is modest and more functional than flashy, the focus here is clearly on delivering authentic tastes that bring warmth and satisfaction with every meal. The efficient and attentive service adds to the welcoming atmosphere, ensuring every guest feels valued even in this unassuming tucked-away location. The restaurant is a gem for anyone passing through Princeton or those who seek genuine Chinese comfort food that tastes like it’s made with care.
Whether you visit for a quick lunch special or a leisurely dinner to savor Hunan spices or the gentle sweetness of Sweet & Sour Shrimp, Hong Kong in Princeton promises a genuine culinary experience full of flavor, tradition, and heartfelt dedication.
My favorite Chinese place. You can't beat the lunch special 6.95 and you have a choice of a can drink or small soup included in that price, the portion is big enough for me to eat off of twice, of course I always get a couple of egg rolls to go with it as well. Best egg rolls I've ever had the regular ones are good but the shrimp egg rolls are my favorite. Everything I have ever had from Hong Kong was delicious but my favorites are the egg rolls, crab rangoons, beef with snow peas, Hot n sour soup, house lo mein, and the beef egg foo young was out of this world delicious they give you a whole bowl of delicious brown gravy to go over it. Highly recommend eating here.
Food/Taste/Flavor: 4/5 - ordered a Hunan Roast Pork Dinner Special. Slight kick to the food but decent overall. The sliced pork seems to be cooked separately and then just added to the different dishes with the sauce and other ingredients. Service: 4/5 - English wasn't the cashier's primary language so she did sound a bit rude but it was very efficient service and to the point! Ambiance: n/a - only available for to go orders. The chairs are placed on top of the tables so it's not welcoming customers to sit. The wallpapers are peeling and decorations are faded. The bathrooms have a sign that says out of order but one of the workers used it while I was waiting for our food. Value for price: 4/5 - decent food, quick service, reasonable price. Note there is a higher cost to use credit card.
Absolutely the best coconut shrimp I have ever tasted!! The service was wonderful and friendly. I will definitely be returning soon.
My go to spot. Definitely a must visit. After several disappointments of searching for well seasoned chicken wings, shrimp fried rice and chicken Lo mein this is it. Shrimp egg rolls are amazing.
Driving from Charlotte toward Pittsburgh, we hit upon this scary little town of Princeton,WV. It was around 8pm in the night and it was just dark everywhere. Found this Chinese restaurant behind an old shopping complex. We decided to eat here anyway as the next little town was at least 80 miles away. The waitress was unusually looking petite and might be mistaken for a primary school girl. The food was costing around 7.25 and got a ton of food! Around 2 people could eat with one order. I got the combo that comes with the spring roll. The spring roll was gigantic! That alone could suffice your hunger. Four of us went and ordered four individual orders. Food was very tasty but it was a big waste and we had to throw away most of the left overs A definite must try if you are driving through the town of Princeton,WV. But be cautious and order with care - the food portions are humongous!
As you can see, I rushed in right before closing, but they did not hesitate and it took all of maybe 10 minutes to get my order. I noted right away, in the first taste. they do not use MSG. I would like to return & try the Dragon and the Phoenix, & some of the other spicier specialities. The prices are excellent for the size of the portions. Wonton soup had an impressive number of substantially large wontons- 8 for the Qt. All the dishes pictured were the large size, and the main courses had a generous portion of very perfectly cooked (still slightly crispy) Vegetables with an excellent variety. Plenty of shrimp and chicken as far as that went too. The one thing, that was a tiny bit missing was some green slices of onions in the fried rice, or perhaps some little bits of carrot. The rice looked slightly naked. Otherwise, A Really superlative Chinese, well priced restaurant hidden away here in the mountains of W.V. I'm from the west coast of USA with huge Asian restaurant choices, & have lived in Asian countries. This is TopNotch!!!