Hong Kong Alleys Kitchen

Ordered takeout from this place since our regular Chinese place was closed. Got a basic meal of sweet and sour chicken and fried rice because it’s hard to mess that up. We thought we had been going to the best place for years. We were wrong. As soon as I walked in, I saw the place was packed. A good sign. Nestled between an Asian supermarket and a Bravo, this little restaurant sits with lots of tables and bright lights. I was greeted by the sweetest man who led me to a table that sat our food, bagged up and ready to go. He advised me to call and order directly as the 3rd party app their site uses charges more. Then he told me to wait so they could bring us something free. After a minute, a lady came out with a little container of bread rolls. I thanked them and left. At home, the first thing I ate was a roll. It was huge and so soft. It tasted homemade? Then I opened up my sweet and sour chicken. It looked different than what I normally get. Had onions and peppers placed in as they packaged it and was a little lighter colored. I opened the sauce, a little runnier than what I’m used to. I tasted it and holy cow. It wasn’t the sugary sweet syrup most places give you. This was the real deal. The chicken was fresh and looked like cut up pieces, fried by hand. It had hints of bell pepper and onion from being packaged with the veggies. I could’ve drank the sauce. The pork fried rice was loaded with veggies and bean sprouts and it didn’t taste like salty indistinguishable food. You could taste everything in it. My wife couldn’t get over how good her sesame chicken was. We had seconds. This is the best Chinese food I’ve ever had in my life. I’m telling everyone I know that if they don’t go to this place, they’re missing out on some of the most delicious food they will ever consume. This place is truly a gem and we will definitely be coming back to try everything else.

Best Cantonese restaurant in town:) Love the atmosphere, it made me feel that I was back in my motherland Hong Kong.😍 Food was very good, the majority of Chinese restaurant in Florida tends to add too much oil to their food, but this restaurant did not. My Top 3 are 1. Walnut Shrimps 2. Seafood Pan Fried Noodle 3. Peking Duck Restaurant owner and the waitress was very nice too:) They played a Cantonese Birthday song for my birthday. A very good place for family gatherings!

The lady on the phone was super nice and actually cared. Very rare for a Chinese pick up place. They di have indoor seating which explains why it's 25% more expensive. Food was on par with the other places that cost 25% less this is the reason for 4 instead of 5 star. Everyone there seemed to be spanish which was odd but I don't think that matters. Worth mentioning considering English isn't understood (at least in my experience). I'd definitely suggest trying it if you can afford the extra 25% or want to eat in. It's next to the bowling alley so if you want to bowl and eat non bowling alley food this is also convenient. I'll probably be back but realistically why pay more for the same thing? I will update this review as needed.

The food here is stellar. The service isn't great but I believe they are short-handed like every other restaurant. The place is pretty non-descript, but the quality of food makes that a non-issue. We had wonton soup, egg drop soup, chicken with vegetables and stir fried noodles with pork. Everything was fresh and yummy. We noticed many tables had rolls and butter which we found to be odd at an Asian restaurant. One of the servers was talking to our 1 year old then told us she was going to bring him some rolls. We now know why they're on the menu. Nothing beats a good yeast roll!!

I have family in Venezuela and everything here reminds me of the Chinese food served in my country. This is the only place I go to for Chinese/Cantonese style food in Orlando. Everything is made fresh and they do accommodate for vegan/vegetarians like me. The server, Chu, is the best and super friendly! :-)