Ended up here kind of randomly, but I think I've got a new favourite Chinese restaurant in Sacramento. Will definitely be back!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 4
Matt Thompson
Best Orange chicken in Sac.
Food: 5
Buu Truong
Authentic, delicious, best Chinese in Sacramento.
Edit 6 years later: their chefs changed and now it's horrible.
Brad Thompson
From the roasted duck to dumplings and noodle soup, some of the most unflavorful Chinese I've ever had.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 2
Service: 3
Lisa Davis
The food wasn't that good at all.
Food: 1
Michael W.
My family usually has dinners at New Hong Kong Wok all the time, but we stopped coming here after their food and service went downhill a few years ago. This is my first time returning to New Hong Kong Wok after many years. I found out that both their food quality and customer service have improved. I enjoyed my dinner here once again! I know I'll come back more often now.
Vegetarian options: A lot of vegetable dishes are available on the menu
Parking: Both street parking and a parking lot are available, but the shopping is super busy, and parking is harder to find.
Wheelchair accessibility: The restaurant is wheelchair accessible
This old store for many years has disappointed me very much. It’s so salty that I can’t swallow it.
Amaya Lopez
Ordered 15$ wonton duck noodle soup to go, when I got home I was not satisfied with what I received. I barely received any toppings for my soup. Barley any Duck meat, it was stone cold & mainly bones (felt like I was eating scraps/left over), about 4 pork wontons, & 2 pieces of bok choy. The soup broth also wasn't the best either, very bland. 3 hrs later I was still hungry & ordered a small appetizer from another restaurant. Do yourself a favor… walk a couple stores down, you run into a restaurant called Tealicious, the duck noodle soup was tastier & more filling, it lasted me 2 days.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 1
Service: 4
Vann Lis (Vann Lis)
Reccomended to me by my best friend and was told it had aunthentic Cantonese food. The food was good for the most part but I did feel like service could definitely improve. It wasn't bad overall and I did go at a time where it wasn't busy either so it was nice and quiet.
We ordered the egg gravy shrimp horfun noodle. They gave generous shrimp but we like the next door Jade version better. The empress chicken with the green sauce was good but the yellow rice was bland and no ginger tasted like the Singaporean that I was looking for. Their HK milk tea is one of the best in the world. The HK lemon tea was just ok but it helps to heal my throat. I would love to try their salted egg yolk mushrooms next time!
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 5
Jay Yu
This place has some nice traditional Cantonese food. You do get 100% of your daily intake sodium, but it feels totally normal. It also gives you a reason to stay hydrated when you eat here.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 5
Service: 4
John Yu
This place has some nice traditional Cantonese food. You do get 100% of your daily intake sodium, but it feels totally normal. It also gives you a reason to stay hydrated when you eat here.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 5
J
Ordered take out #173 which consisted of beef and mushroom clay pot. Brought it home and it's squid and tofu. Not sure if this was given to me on purpose or in error. Make sure you always check the food before you leave the restaurant to make sure you are given the right dish.
Food: 1
Service: 1
EHTaniguchi
A standout among the many great Chinese restaurants along Freeport Boulevard. Try the shrimp and egg chow fun or the Fukien fried rice; the tomato fried rice is a homey comfort food, satisfying and savory sweet. Parking can be a bear on the weekends, especially since the other restaurants and shops in the shopping strip mark their territory by reserving spaces for their customers only. We easily found parking on a side street in a residential area, and happily the weather was good for walking. Food is worth the stroll!
Shit went down
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Ended up here kind of randomly, but I think I've got a new favourite Chinese restaurant in Sacramento. Will definitely be back!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 4
Best Orange chicken in Sac.
Food: 5
Authentic, delicious, best Chinese in Sacramento.
Edit 6 years later: their chefs changed and now it's horrible.
From the roasted duck to dumplings and noodle soup, some of the most unflavorful Chinese I've ever had.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 2
Service: 3
The food wasn't that good at all.
Food: 1
My family usually has dinners at New Hong Kong Wok all the time, but we stopped coming here after their food and service went downhill a few years ago. This is my first time returning to New Hong Kong Wok after many years. I found out that both their food quality and customer service have improved. I enjoyed my dinner here once again! I know I'll come back more often now.
Vegetarian options: A lot of vegetable dishes are available on the menu
Parking: Both street parking and a parking lot are available, but the shopping is super busy, and parking is harder to find.
Wheelchair accessibility: The restaurant is wheelchair accessible
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Roast Duck, Roasted Duck Wonton Noodle, Sampan Prawns Garlic Chill Pepper Salt, Mushrooms and Greens, Spicy Salted Shrimp
This old store for many years has disappointed me very much. It’s so salty that I can’t swallow it.
Ordered 15$ wonton duck noodle soup to go, when I got home I was not satisfied with what I received. I barely received any toppings for my soup. Barley any Duck meat, it was stone cold & mainly bones (felt like I was eating scraps/left over), about 4 pork wontons, & 2 pieces of bok choy. The soup broth also wasn't the best either, very bland. 3 hrs later I was still hungry & ordered a small appetizer from another restaurant. Do yourself a favor… walk a couple stores down, you run into a restaurant called Tealicious, the duck noodle soup was tastier & more filling, it lasted me 2 days.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 1
Service: 4
Reccomended to me by my best friend and was told it had aunthentic Cantonese food. The food was good for the most part but I did feel like service could definitely improve. It wasn't bad overall and I did go at a time where it wasn't busy either so it was nice and quiet.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 4
Restaurantji Recommends
We ordered the egg gravy shrimp horfun noodle. They gave generous shrimp but we like the next door Jade version better. The empress chicken with the green sauce was good but the yellow rice was bland and no ginger tasted like the Singaporean that I was looking for. Their HK milk tea is one of the best in the world. The HK lemon tea was just ok but it helps to heal my throat.
I would love to try their salted egg yolk mushrooms next time!
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 5
This place has some nice traditional Cantonese food. You do get 100% of your daily intake sodium, but it feels totally normal. It also gives you a reason to stay hydrated when you eat here.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 5
Service: 4
This place has some nice traditional Cantonese food. You do get 100% of your daily intake sodium, but it feels totally normal. It also gives you a reason to stay hydrated when you eat here.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 5
Ordered take out #173 which consisted of beef and mushroom clay pot. Brought it home and it's squid and tofu. Not sure if this was given to me on purpose or in error. Make sure you always check the food before you leave the restaurant to make sure you are given the right dish.
Food: 1
Service: 1
A standout among the many great Chinese restaurants along Freeport Boulevard. Try the shrimp and egg chow fun or the Fukien fried rice; the tomato fried rice is a homey comfort food, satisfying and savory sweet. Parking can be a bear on the weekends, especially since the other restaurants and shops in the shopping strip mark their territory by reserving spaces for their customers only. We easily found parking on a side street in a residential area, and happily the weather was good for walking. Food is worth the stroll!
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
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