Hong Kong Kitchens - Easton

Later, she called me back to play a recording of my order, but I told her that she didn't play the entire recording. After some back and forth, she finally played the full recording, but it was difficult to hear clearly because of overlapping conversations. Eventually, she offered to bring me two teas and some extra gravy for $17, which felt quite steep for what I wanted. I had originally just wanted one tea and the extra gravy, but the price increased significantly with the additional tea. Ultimately, I decided to forgo the second tea and the heavy items. I think I need a break from this place.

The food was excellent, and even though we had to wait an hour, it was an enjoyable experience.

I tried the amazing soup, but it had a strange and off-putting smell. Reluctantly, I gave it a taste, but it tasted just as bad as it smelled. I threw it away immediately because I didn’t want to risk getting sick. Next, I tried the sesame chicken, but it wasn’t made with white meat and had an unappealing texture. I have no idea what kind of meat they used, but it definitely wasn’t chicken. Please don't make the same mistake I did; I wasted $28 on this awful food!