Hong's Kitchen - Chinese restaurant in Gurugram - Gurugram, India

Hong's Kitchen is located in Eros City square Mall, sector 49 right next to McDonald's and Domino's Pizza. Tried their chilli chicken dry and liked it. The ambience was nice. They have seperate veg and non veg cooking sections. The portion size is less compared to the price but it's kinda understandable due to excessive rentals in Gurgaon. Food quality was good though. If you're a light eater then it's a good place. For Bakasuras like myself, either eat somewhere else or spend more.

Disappointed. Killed my excitement to eat. The street style chowmein had no vegetables. Hakka noodles and chowmein tasted similar . No difference. Chilli Chicken Dry was the only thing I could eat.

See, i was about to quit Chinese food just because mai kafi mota ho gaya hu. But Suddenly i saw this place and i entered just eat some noodles and let me tell me the quality and taste is really good, i mean i like it. Dekho i am type of person who always compare the food according to its price. Suppose you are getting a very tasty food that you goona love it but if that price is way costlier than you imagine, than it become not so good . And its a fact. But here at Hong Kitchen the price is also good. I am not saying that price is very low or something. You can say its little bit above average but its worth it. Also, i am not saying that its the best food you get here, i am saying you can get a good quality and taste food with very hygienic environment and this is really important thing. I suggest you try this place once and i am sure you will goona like it.

They have a good variety. It might seem a little expensive compared to the quantity but quality and taste is good. Chicken spring rolls and Chilli Chicken Wrap are must trys'.

The place is located in Eros City Square just opposite Wembley Estate. Coming to the parking lot, yes it is available. The kitchen is good and I got attracted to it by the aroma of the food. There are separate sections for veg and non-veg food preparation. Secondly the ambience is also nice. I had ordered a vegetarian combo and chicken starter. The veg Manchurian was just so-so, it had some tangy sweet taste. The chicken felt dried and tough. The cutlery was nice and the packing was good too. Recommended for a quick bite.

Amazing Chinese food. I had very great experience with this restaurant. Cheese Spring roll dish is highly recommended. Please try this guys... You will fall in love with this. 'Street Food' Non Veg dish is so famous, please try if you are non veg. Good ambience and store location is very good. Opening time is from 11 am to 11 pm

We had the sheer misfortune of ordering online from this restaurant. The delivery was severely delayed and the restaurant staff was extremely rude and disrespectful not even acknowledging us after receiving a call while background noises could be heard. We had to use the help of the aggregator who also received similar treatment from them. Only order of you don't really want to receive your order. The ordered thupka did not have any soup and the noodles were overcooked. The momo skin was so wet it disintegrated upon touch. Horrible!

Jubilant Foodworks popularly known for introducing India to Dominos and Dunkin Donuts has come up with its first home grown Chinese QSR in Hong's Kitchen and this reason was enough for us to plan a visit here, not to mention the menu looked very simple and tempting and the prices made us a little more hungry that we should have been. The ambience of this place is spot on and looks like the branding has been worked upon very minutely. The decor looks very lively and the colours used are very soothing to the eyes. The boards hung attached to the roof displaying various signature dishes from their menu with flashing lights gives it a very Pan Asian feel. The chefs in the kitchen can be seen in action through the glass which is always exciting. We started our meal with a piping hot "Manchow Soup" which had nice consistency and topped with fried noodles. The portion size was very generous considering the low-price range it falls in. Post that we ordered "Chinese Nachos" which though tasted quite good, but had nothing Chinese about them. A little cheese and baking would have made them taste even better. Next, we ordered their signature "Paneer Paradise Steamed Momos" which were very unique in taste. It had a hint of mind in its outer covering and also the filling inside which made them taste amazing. We also ordered "Chilli Paneer" which was a bit disappointing as it had a peculiar taste. For the main course we ordered a "2 in 1 Regular Combo" which had Veg Manchurian along with Hakka Noodles. The portion again was very generous here and more than enough to constitute a lunch for a single person. The noodles were cooked to perfection and the Manchurian balls and the gravy were great too. The star of our meal though were their desserts. We ordered "Choco Bao" & "Nutty Fudge Brownie" which both were eggless to start with. The choco bao were very similar to donuts and filled with liquid chocolate and tasted lovely. The brownies were topped with a lot of chocolate sauce and nuts and would have tasted even better if they would have been a softer. The drinks accompanying our meal were "Mango Mojito" & "Jeera Masala Lemonade". The mango mojito had small bits of mango tasting like crushed mango bite, along with the other ingredients and was quite nice. Even the jeera masala lemonade tasted brilliant and accompanied our meal very nicely. Though they work on a self-service model, their order placing process is very smooth and easy. They guide you through the menu nicely and don't shy away from informing all the offers running currently. Their service time is very less which makes it possible to sneak in a quick meal here. Overall, Hong's Kitchen totally impressed us with its no non sense, to the point Chinese food menu and a beautiful decor to enjoy your meal with your friends and family. The bifurcations of veg and non veg kitchen areas specifically displayed would make vegetarian only families more comfortable and looks like Jubilant has another winner in its hands which can go on a long way. Recommended!