Hing Lung Restaurant in San Bruno

Name: Hing Lung
Address: 1230 El Camino Real Ste P, San Bruno Towne Center, San Bruno, United States
Telephone: 16508733088
Rating: 3.7

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Hing Lung

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#68 From 101 in San Bruno

7.4

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7.4/10

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7.4/10

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7.4/10

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7.4/10

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7.4/10

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1230 El Camino Real Ste P, San Bruno Towne Center, San Bruno, United States

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The Cantonese and Chinese cuisines attract guests searching for a new experience. This restaurant is to be recommended for good calamari, beef chow fun and cheung fun. You can share tasty doughnuts, sweet fried dough and flija with your friends and have a good time here. Delicious bitter is among the most often ordered drinks at Hing Lung. After a long working week, you can try great tea or good coffee. This place with takeout dishes is suitable for those clients who like to have supper in a hurry. The creative staff works hard, stays positive and makes this place great. Enjoyable service is something visitors appreciate here. This spot provides food at reasonable prices. The nice ambiance has been highlighed by the guests. But people rate this restaurant below average on Google.

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Michael W.

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A week ago

Hing Lung is a very famous restaurant when they're in San Francisco Chinatown. The Hing Lung in San Bruno is not exactly what they used to be. They have more dishes, and most of them are pretty good. They are very close to the airport. So I like to come here for dinner or lunch when I am in the area. Service Dine in Meal type Dinner Price per person $10–20 Food: 4 Service: 4 Atmosphere: 3

Nancy J

A month ago

Great porridge! Seafood soup! Will come back. Rice roll is amazing Pumpkin rib clay pot is also very good Service Dine in Meal type Dinner Price per person $50–100 Food: 4 Service: 3 Atmosphere: 3

Jean Tsou

3 months ago

Little disappointed the pork liver used to be the signature dish for this restaurant when they were in China Town. It’s not tender as before. Congee base still good. Pork meat it’s same taste that I missed from congee. Stir fried dishes have good portion and serve it in the right temperature. Good spot for authentic Cantonese style food. It’s crowded with small seating area. Service Dine in Meal type Lunch Price per person $20–30 Food: 4 Service: 4 Atmosphere: 2

Jason Y

4 months ago

This place is one of my go-to Hong Kong Cafe that still delivers authentic hk dishes. I usually come here for their breakfast/lunch items. I ordered the Hing Lung treasures which are the egg puffs and fried doughs. They came cold and hard which was expected since they were pre-made and not stored in an oven. I took them home and heated it back up with an airfryer to wake those souls up. Then they were so much better than before. The eggpuff was pretty eggy with almost like custard sponge cake texture inside. The assorted organs congee is another classic that's often disappointing at other restaurants due to the freshness of the ingredients and how overcooked they are but not for Hing Lung. The organs were prepped properly so it didn't stink or taste funky which is the mainly reason I don't usually get it at other places. They were cooked just enough to be tender and not leave that rough feeling in the mouth. The congee was flavorful and thick. I believe they used chicken stock as the base. The pan fried noodles with honey beef is another popular Hong Kong dish. The portion of the noodle was a bit less so there was too much sauce making the noodle soggy. It was still crispy for the most part and they used the right type of egg noodle. The bell peppers were crunchy and fresh. The beef was very tender and juicy along with the sauce. Although the sauce was a bit too sweet from the honey but it was the authentic hong kong style black pepper sauce where they added Worcestershire sauce for that distinct taste. I came here around 11 and there was still a few tables left but around 11:20 people had to wait for one. Plenty of parking outside and the service is good for a Chinese restaurant. This place is the minimum standard of what a basic Hong Kong Cafe is like in HK but it's hard to find another place that offers more in the bay area. Highly recommended if you just want some simple Chinese food that's more Hong Kong style. Service Dine in Meal type Dinner Price per person $10–20 Food: 4 Service: 4 Atmosphere: 3

H Mau

Ordered to go simple plates, Chinese broccoli with chicken, yang Chow Fried Rice and Hainanese chicken, which was very well prepared and the chicken were larger than other restaurants. Service Take out Meal type Lunch Price per person $20–30 Food: 5 Service: 4 Atmosphere: 4

Julia Wang

7 months ago

Authentic Cantonese food. Delicious. Big portion. The best dish is salted fish chicken fried rice. It gets quite windy in the restaurant when customers come in and out. I highly recommend. Service Dine in Meal type Lunch Price per person $20–30 Food: 5 Service: 4 Atmosphere: 4

Derrick Pang

11 months ago

Solid Chinese food joint known for their congee. Good flavor on their congee depending on the meat that goes in. They make it fresh when you order so you're not just getting the same congee with cooked meat just thrown in. The Chinese donuts were great. Beef chow fun was standard fare. Overall was decently priced and good food. This place gets busy so come when they open or expect to wait. Service Dine in Meal type Breakfast Price per person $10–20 Food: 4 Service: 3 Atmosphere: 3 Recommended dishes Minced Beef Soup with Egg While and Cianiro

Wai Leung

During my recent visit to a restaurant, I was disappointed by the service I received. Despite my attempts to engage with the waiter and request some recommendations for dishes to try, I was met with a dismissive attitude and no helpful suggestions. To make matters worse, I was not provided with any water throughout my meal. When it came time to leave, I left a 10% tip as I did not feel that the service warranted a higher amount. However, as I was leaving the restaurant, the cashier called me back and informed me that a 15% tip was compulsory. I was taken aback by this and felt that I was being forced to pay more than I believed the service was worth. This experience left me feeling frustrated and angry! Service Dine in Meal type Lunch Price per person $20–30 Food: 3 Service: 1 Atmosphere: 1

G Lee

A year ago

Food’s alright. Not super good. Deep-fried salt and pepper. Spareribs was really fatty. Check with thousand year-old egg was good but Chinese doughnut was not very crispy. Beans with ground pork was good, but a little salty. Fried rice, good. Singapore chow mein very good!

Vincent L

A good place to get Hong Kong dishes especially congee and Chinese fried donut kind of food. We ordered a pork liver congee and it's filled with big pieces of very fresh and soft pork liver. The rice noodles are also pretty good with very smooth and soft rice noodle and a lot of filling. They have a sign in Chinese 興隆小館 (underneath an English sign "Ichi Ramen" presumably left over from previous owner). On their menu they emphasize that they hold the registered trademark of 興隆小館. Service Dine in Meal type Lunch Price per person $10–20