“Visited after another establishment royally messed up an order and some missing. What a breath of fresh air! The nice woman at the counter was welcoming and helpful! They are also so happily accommodating of allergies! So excited to have found this local gem. Thank you to all the staff for a wonderful experience and salvaging this sour night. Highly highly recommend!!!“
“Updating my review: I chose Hing Wah for dinner last night after reading reviews of other Chinese restaurants in the area (I definitely didn't want to go to one that reviewers often say is "dirty" looking) and was pleasantly suprised. They only have 3 tables but they were all wiped down, the chairs were clean, the floor looked mopped, and there were boxes all over the dining area but they were neatly stacked and organized. I ordered from the Specials menu and it was great. It was one of the few times I ate the entire thing and not throw away half into the trash. Even the white rice seemed better than other restaurants. I'll definitely be going back.Great inexpensive Chinese, and they have the St. Paul sandwich.“
“Lived in the area my whole life, this place has always delivered amazing food. Obviously, just your average "China Star" but the family that owns the place is awesome, delivery is always surprisingly fast, and the food never disappoints! Surprisingly cheap “
“I was in search of a great St Paul sandwich. I was told by a friend to drive from St Louis County to Alton, IL for such a sandwich. I was not just happy with the quality but I was now spoiled for all future St Pauls that were not Chongs Chop Suey! Sandwiches include Egg Foo Young patty, full with your favorite meat and vegetables - , green / regular onions, bean sprouts on white bread with mayo, lettuce and pickles (sans the pickles for me) The patty has a crisp coating and adds flavor to the sandwich - yumm!! I also bought a small pork fried rice with bean sprouts - it was really good. Seems that they add a lot of pepper to the rice so ask for light pepper but I'm a pepper lover and loved it! Ignore the online hours posted, they seem to be incorrect. They open at Noon on Saturdays! After looking up the weekend hours, which said they open at 10am, I drove to Alton ti make an 11am lunch order, but they were closed. I waited til noon, and they opened promptly! Call during daylight hours to ensure they are open for your visit! I will continue to drive to Alton every Saturday to enjoy this wonderful sandwich!“
“Trying to call in an order is very hard and inconvenient. Another phone line would really help. I had to keep calling about 8 times to get thru to order.Parking: SO MANY PEOPLE THINK THEY ARE TOO GOOD TO PARK IN PARKING SPOTS, THEY PARK ALONG THE CURB ILLEGALLY“
“I loving refer to Sukey's as my Chinese hood spot. It's a great local restaurant that serves that comfort Chinese food. When we order carry out, we get sweet and sour chicken, beef Lo Mein, crab Rangoon, and egg rolls. The sweet and sour chicken is plentiful and very crispy, with plenty of sauce. The beef Lo Mein noodles are cooked well and taste great, but my favorite part of the meal is the crab Rangoon and their one of a kind egg rolls. Of all the Chinese restaurants I've been to, no one makes egg rolls like Sukey's. When we dine in, we get the dinner for two. You can beat the price for the amount of food. Why did I only give my favorite Chinese restaurant 4 stars? The restaurant is not pretty. The interior is a hodge podge of cheaply done work, but it does have a certain charm. The folks that run the place are the real deal. I am sad to say there is a FOR SALE sign in the window. I've been afraid to ask if it's the building for sale or the business. I hope they don't close. The people working in the restaurant are older and I fear this is the end. It would be shame, they seem like nice people and I would miss their take on classic Chinese dishes including the St. Paul sandwich, which is a St. Louis original.“
“The food is decent, except rice was a little dry this last time. I tried their egg rolls for the first time, and they were really good better than their crab ragoon, which is my usual go-to. And I think they should dress up the dine in area a little to make it more desirable to sit in and eat. So many chinese restaurants sadly don't even have a dine in area at all, they do but it could use some decorative something or rather to lighten it up and make it look like less of bore of an experience to sit down and eat their.“
“I work in this restaurant. There's absolutely no racism here. It was Sunday and the four guests came to the restaurant for dinner. Since lunchtime is a bit busy, there is an attendant at the front desk to help guide guests to their seats. Our waiter asked these four guests how many people in total? They also replied that there were only four people, so we gave them a table for four, but instead of sitting at our assigned seat, they sat at a table for eight reserved by another guest, and the waiter explained to them that the table had already been reserved by another guest. We also explained to the white guest who was sitting at a table for six, which was also the table the guest had reserved, for a total of 14 guests, and then the white guest sat at a small table nearby. There is absolutely no racism in this restaurant.“
“I have been going here for well over 20 years! By far the best food in town and the best service in town. The owner treats you like family and the food is made fresh daily! Only the best produce is used in the food and they really stand by the quality of the food they serve. My family goes at least once a month and everyone gets so excited to eat at China Wok. The people who say the owner is rude clearly don’t understand that there is a little bit of a language barrier and that she is running around taking care of every table and taking the orders over the phone at the same time. If you want an amazing meal definitely stop by.“