Hours
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | 11 AM–9:30 PM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–9:30 PM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–9:30 PM |
| Friday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Saturday | 12–10 PM |
| Sunday | 12–9:30 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 20 E Main St N, Hampton, GA 30228
Phone: (770) 946-8889
Website: http://www.hongkongstarhampton.com/
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Reviews
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If you have the extra minutes/gas to spare, just drive into Griffin or up Tara Blvd.
Cons: I ordered the General Tso’s Chicken and the House Lo Mein. The chicken had a decent flavor, but was hard. From either over cooking, or sitting too long. The white rice was perfectly cooked. The Lo Mein was a good portion, with big pieces of meat, and the noodles was cooked perfectly, but lacked flavor overall and was too dry. I also noticed there were upcharges for any extra sauces. I typically frown on this. While understanding there are business expenses, I also feel the business should eat some of the smaller expenses in the interest of customer service. Example, .50 cent for a extra packet of Duck Sauce or Soy Sauce I think is too much. And some of the other sauces sauces are more than that. Prices are a little lower than some of the other Chinese restaurants in the area, but that cancels out if there are upcharges for condiments.
Overall, food was lackluster at best.
The food is 5.5/10 and service is 4/10. It’s not a lively Chinese restaurant but it gets the job done, and they tend tend give a lot of food.
Today is my third time here and I ordered the Spicy Singapore noodles and a lemonade. She didn’t specify that it was pink lemonade when I ordered.
I was given a pink lemonade which isn’t what I was expecting. No big deal. I asked if they had regular lemonade instead.. I was told, “It’s the same thing. The color is just different.” I repeated that I didn’t want it and she just stared at me. So, I asked if I could get sweet tea. I usually get sweet tea anyway because theirs has been good. It shouldn’t have taken a whole conversation to switch a PAID drink out. She had no intention on asking me if I wanted something else.
Rule #1: If a customer isn’t satisfied with a product (especially if they already paid AND hadn’t consumed it.) You should ask what you can do to make it better.
I apologize that you had to pour out pink lemonade?
Also, their score made me think twice about coming back. I hadn’t noticed it before but it’s hidden behind the tree (where customers won’t immediately see it?)
It’s the only Chinese food in downtown Hampton so I hope they improve.
Oh yea! And it cost too much.