- seafood
- pan fried flounder
- pork chops
- beef chow fun
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- Barry BloomOctober 17, 2015Rarely do you return to a childhood spot and not only is it still there, but the food is better than ever. Real Cantonese. Duck wonton soup. Spare ribs. Pork fried rice. Egg roll. Chicken chow mien.Upvoted Feb 25
- Rick NatividadJanuary 20, 2018Simply the best in Chinatown. No frills. Just super tasty and delish food. Classic charm. Hop Kee is not to be missed. Peking style pork chops and garlic sautéed kangkong!!
- Salted squid with hot peppers, salted pork chop with hot peppers, sautéed spinach, beef with hot peppers, lo mein, pan fried flounder, chicken with cashews, roast duck wonton, wor wonton, the best 🏆
- Untapped CitiesJune 29, 2012While we'd normally be a bit wary of recommending mussels in Chinatown, Hop Kee's are just too good to pass up. Pair with roast duck! Read more at http://bit.ly/UntappedHopKee.
- Kate BoykoJanuary 5, 2017Simple, not fancy place with good food. Salt and pepper squid and beans were good. Portions are huge. Cash only!
- DJ VillamariaAugust 4, 2015Salted squid, steak w/ Chinese broccoli, salted pork chops, crabs, snails, & pan fried flounder.
- Robert HonNovember 27, 2019The best Chinatown food in New York HONs town. Has not changed since I went there in 1968
- JanelleDecember 31, 2012Real Chinese food at it's best. Seriously. The Chow Sam Sze dish is AMAZING. Pork wonton soup was amazing. This is definitely a place where you want to share dishes - they're HUGE!
- Jessica de OliveiraDecember 15, 2015So kinda sketch entrance because you go down into a cellar basement and I'm sure this place is not up to code but that being said so inexpensive and authentic. Chicken satay is the BOMB
- Ms HeleneMay 6, 2015Crabs in egg and pork mince sauce, salt and pepper shrimp, signature pan fried flounder and stir fried Chinese broccoli. I see why Bourdain rates this spot.
- Catherine WroclawskiDecember 30, 2016The fried wontons and beef with black bean sauce are very good! The food comes out fairly quickly as well. Note: they only take cash!
- Ed FigarskyFebruary 19, 2016Loved it. Based on other Foursquare tips we got the salty squid and the beef chow fun. Absolutely the best, along with great service!
- Cara GarganoFebruary 4, 2012Salt and pepper squid is a must!! Just the right amount of spicy salty fried goodness. Been coming here for 28 years. Looks can be deceiving. The food is awesome. Great for large groups
- Lisa-Marie NathanSeptember 21, 2018Everything is amazing here. My family has been coming to this restaurant since the 80s and the quality and service has always been great!
- Joanne EvangelistaMarch 18, 2013best snails you will ever have. pan fried flounder is the best fish you can get there too.
- Meredith BMay 9, 2015Top Chinese food in NYC and open late! Very simple atmosphere but the food is delicious. Big plates - So share the fried rice.
- Luke KingmaMay 28, 2013An underground den of masterful dishes. You'll know you're in the right place when you see the white butcher's coats. Get your hands on the fabled "secret menu," or order anything with black beans.
- Betty Lianna-JewelerJuly 19, 2011Try their Beef Chow Fun -- its fantastic and the beef is delicious! Dont judge this place by its cover, their food is an absolute must eat. You won't be disappoint. :-)
- Summer IzkovichSeptember 2, 2014Go celebrity-spotting while you enjoy the best ribs in Chinatown. The famous lemon fried flounder is great!
- Mike McBryanFebruary 2, 2015Skip the menu and just order the squid, the chicken, the clams and the crabs. Plus 4-5 friends. BYOB.
- Mariama RentoyAugust 28, 2014Porkchop peking style, snails, chicken! Really tasty chinese restaurant! Filipinos frequent this joint! :D hihi
- Jamarl RickardJanuary 8, 2017There duck dishes here are amazing! One of my favorite Cantonese restaurants in Chinatown!
- Clemente BorgesJanuary 6, 2017Great restaurant in chinatown. Went there because I saw it in the TV show of Anthony Bourdain....I would go again!
- Authentic Chinese food and BYOB = the perfect combo. Try and finagle your way into getting the secret menu.
- Mike McBryanOctober 27, 2014Skip the americanized chinese favorites (general tso's chicken) for the spring chicken, squid, pork chops and clams.
- Chris PolloneApril 12, 2013Try the Mussels In Black Bean Sauce With Peppers - Fragrant. Tastes of ginger and scallion. So delicious.
- Travel ChannelJanuary 26, 2011The urban legend of the phantom menu turns out to be true. - Anthony Bourdain, host of No Reservations
- YUM YUM YUM. Once came here twice in one night. Open so late! Get the salted squid, sweet & pungent chicken, and pork lo mein.
- Czarinna AndresApril 13, 2015Salt and pepper pork chop, Chinese broccoli and yang chow fried rice. Perfect meal!
- Danielle HeapsNovember 3, 2013Best Chinese food I've ever had hands down. Get the beef chow fun, it's amazing!
- Em TDecember 30, 2012If you want the Chinese menu (the red one), you'll have to ask for it instead of the American menu (the blue one).
- jeff kayDecember 6, 2009Chinatown basement hole-in-the-wall. Looks gross, but is secretly AMAZING in every way. Totally authentic. Huge menu. Cantonese crabs-YUM! Cheap too, so order every 4th dish on the menu and enjoy!
- Bill B.June 7, 2011The urban legend about the secret menu turns out to have been true all along- a whole other selection of stuff, not mentioned to the non-Chinese clientele on the assumption we just wouldn't like it.
- Sarene Leeds PetrovitchJuly 25, 2010Favorite dish is always the scallops and snow peas. Fresh, crunchy green snow peas and savory scallops. Best, real-deal Chinese food in Chinatown.
- misspuffyAugust 31, 2012Try the Cantonese Style Lobster - back again for the #lobster for the second time in one week. it's THAT good.
- cheap and amazing chinese food. order the green beans in oyster sauce for a good time.