TLDR: Definitely my "go to" for Korean Chinese. Second location of the original Palisades Park location. It's comfy, it's clean, it's delicious. Get yourself some noodles, some fried pork and jjampong!I was happy to hear that another location of Hong's opened because the Palisades Park location can get quite busy. Parking is easy, the space is clean, comfortable and tasty as always. It's hard to find reasonably price good food nowdays.The boiled dumplings are small and full of flavor. The pork is so delicately crispy, the sauce is on the side (because who wants soggy fried stuff) and so addicting. The jjampong has plenty of seafood, the broth is delightfully rich yet balanced with springy noodles.If you like jjangmyeon or jjampong - this is where you need to drop by.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Steve
Very crispy, delicious, and fresh. Better than any other Chinese cuisine in Fort
Food: 4
Recommended dishes: Crab Rangoon, Chicken Tangsuyuk, Noodles with Black Bean
SH Yoon (NYster)
Notice the close & broken mussel shells in the photo, plus chewed out meat. Live mussels open up when heated but not dead ones. Whoever cook this realized this & decided to crack open the shell manually to cover his tracks. I taste and ate two, now I know why it tasted dodgy and regret swallowing it. I hope I don't get SICK from this!Pls FIX this. This happened at Pal Park, but same owner. So Caveat Emptor.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 1
Service: 4
Sunmy Sara Yoo
Our experience at the Korean-Chinese restaurant in Fort Lee, NJ, was exceptional. The fusion of Korean and Chinese flavors created a unique and delicious dining experience. The cozy ambiance and attentive staff enhanced our evening. Standout dishes included the Jajangmyeon and Tangsooyuk, showcasing the perfect blend of sweetness. A great spot for those seeking a delightful cross-cultural culinary adventure in the heart of Fort Lee.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 4
Hee Jung Kang
There were a lot of customers because it was lunch time, but the food was delicious and good.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: 깍두기, 간짜장, 짜장면
복복
Super grateful to have an authentic place near NY. We ordered gan jjajang (pork & seafood), jjampong (plain) and tang-suyuk (Large), and japchae rice for 4 ppl. Everything was good and we liked the jjampong and tangsuyuk fried pork best. Staff was friendly too :)thank you! I enjoyed it ~ It was a happy lunch ㅠㅠ I enjoyed the sweet and sour pork and jjambbong the most. I recommend Jjamppong over Ganjjajang! ❤️
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Ricki Muniz
Food and workers were all amazing they made us feel like at
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Chris Jung
The food is truly delightful, and I've enjoyed each visit with my family. However, the service leaves much to be desired though. But I have to say it's one of the best Korean-Chinese restaurant in town.The food overall isn't bad. Every time I went with my family, I enjoyed the food, but was very disappointed with the service. However, I've been back a few times recently, and unlike before, the servers were kinder and more responsive. Since this is a place where my family always enjoys delicious meals, I hope the service continues to improve.
The taste is just so-so. .You also have to pay parking fees.The Palpak branch is definitely better.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 2
Service: 3
Rebecca Lee
Came for early dinner on a Saturday and enjoyed the meal. Value for the food is there. 깐풍기 was delicious! Perfectly fried and not overly saucy. 간짜장면 was very tasty too.The ambiance is what it is though. There were lots of fruit flies which makes me question the cleanliness overall, especially in the colder seasons. There was a fruit fly in my sautéed boo choy - I didn’t make a fuss to the staff but wanted to share my experience.Overall, a solid spot with low prices. Is it the best in the Fort Lee/Pal Park area? No. But I would still return, despite the fruit flies.
Jayden Kim
I don't know if the chef changes every day of the week, but the last time I had it, it seemed delicious, but this time, the red pepper jjamppong and sweet and sour pork were very tasteless.The red pepper jjamppong was just red and salty, and the seafood was all frozen, so I didn't eat most of the mussels because they weren't open, and I chewed the octopus and squid and spat them out.It was the most delicious Jjambbong I’ve ever had in my life.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 1
Service: 4
nana
Visited by two people. It was crowded, so we waited, but they let the later customers in first, and even after waiting 30 minutes, we weren't given a seat.They asked us twice about the number of people on the way, but they let the later customers in, so we... I gave up and left the restaurant without eating. If the place is crowded and you don't know the order of customers waiting, it is better to take measures such as creating a waiting list.
Dave N.
Decent Korean/Chinese food. Not like the best but good enough for us to comeback. The squid kampooneee (spicy sweet sour)was bomb.
TLDR: Definitely my "go to" for Korean Chinese. Second location of the original Palisades Park location. It's comfy, it's clean, it's delicious. Get yourself some noodles, some fried pork and jjampong!I was happy to hear that another location of Hong's opened because the Palisades Park location can get quite busy. Parking is easy, the space is clean, comfortable and tasty as always. It's hard to find reasonably price good food nowdays.The boiled dumplings are small and full of flavor. The pork is so delicately crispy, the sauce is on the side (because who wants soggy fried stuff) and so addicting. The jjampong has plenty of seafood, the broth is delightfully rich yet balanced with springy noodles.If you like jjangmyeon or jjampong - this is where you need to drop by.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Very crispy, delicious, and fresh. Better than any other Chinese cuisine in Fort
Food: 4
Recommended dishes: Crab Rangoon, Chicken Tangsuyuk, Noodles with Black Bean
Notice the close & broken mussel shells in the photo, plus chewed out meat. Live mussels open up when heated but not dead ones. Whoever cook this realized this & decided to crack open the shell manually to cover his tracks. I taste and ate two, now I know why it tasted dodgy and regret swallowing it. I hope I don't get SICK from this!Pls FIX this. This happened at Pal Park, but same owner. So Caveat Emptor.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 1
Service: 4
Our experience at the Korean-Chinese restaurant in Fort Lee, NJ, was exceptional. The fusion of Korean and Chinese flavors created a unique and delicious dining experience. The cozy ambiance and attentive staff enhanced our evening. Standout dishes included the Jajangmyeon and Tangsooyuk, showcasing the perfect blend of sweetness. A great spot for those seeking a delightful cross-cultural culinary adventure in the heart of Fort Lee.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 4
There were a lot of customers because it was lunch time, but the food was delicious and good.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: 깍두기, 간짜장, 짜장면
Super grateful to have an authentic place near NY. We ordered gan jjajang (pork & seafood), jjampong (plain) and tang-suyuk (Large), and japchae rice for 4 ppl. Everything was good and we liked the jjampong and tangsuyuk fried pork best. Staff was friendly too :)thank you! I enjoyed it ~ It was a happy lunch ㅠㅠ I enjoyed the sweet and sour pork and jjambbong the most. I recommend Jjamppong over Ganjjajang! ❤️
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Food and workers were all amazing they made us feel like at
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
The food is truly delightful, and I've enjoyed each visit with my family. However, the service leaves much to be desired though. But I have to say it's one of the best Korean-Chinese restaurant in town.The food overall isn't bad. Every time I went with my family, I enjoyed the food, but was very disappointed with the service. However, I've been back a few times recently, and unlike before, the servers were kinder and more responsive. Since this is a place where my family always enjoys delicious meals, I hope the service continues to improve.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 3
Recommended dishes: Fried, Chicken Tangsuyuk, 간짜장
Good Food!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Fort lee hong ban jang good???
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
Restaurantji Recommends
The taste is just so-so. .You also have to pay parking fees.The Palpak branch is definitely better.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 2
Service: 3
Came for early dinner on a Saturday and enjoyed the meal. Value for the food is there. 깐풍기 was delicious! Perfectly fried and not overly saucy. 간짜장면 was very tasty too.The ambiance is what it is though. There were lots of fruit flies which makes me question the cleanliness overall, especially in the colder seasons. There was a fruit fly in my sautéed boo choy - I didn’t make a fuss to the staff but wanted to share my experience.Overall, a solid spot with low prices. Is it the best in the Fort Lee/Pal Park area? No. But I would still return, despite the fruit flies.
I don't know if the chef changes every day of the week, but the last time I had it, it seemed delicious, but this time, the red pepper jjamppong and sweet and sour pork were very tasteless.The red pepper jjamppong was just red and salty, and the seafood was all frozen, so I didn't eat most of the mussels because they weren't open, and I chewed the octopus and squid and spat them out.It was the most delicious Jjambbong I’ve ever had in my life.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 1
Service: 4
Visited by two people. It was crowded, so we waited, but they let the later customers in first, and even after waiting 30 minutes, we weren't given a seat.They asked us twice about the number of people on the way, but they let the later customers in, so we... I gave up and left the restaurant without eating. If the place is crowded and you don't know the order of customers waiting, it is better to take measures such as creating a waiting list.
Decent Korean/Chinese food. Not like the best but good enough for us to comeback. The squid kampooneee (spicy sweet sour)was bomb.