Old-school neighborhood restaurant offers plentiful servings of Chinese fare in a low-key interior.
Hours
| Friday | 11:30 AM–8:30 PM |
| Saturday | 11:30 AM–8:30 PM |
| Sunday | 11:30 AM–8:30 PM |
| Monday | 11:30 AM–8:30 PM |
| Tuesday | 11:30 AM–8:30 PM |
| Wednesday | 11:30 AM–8:30 PM |
| Thursday | 11:30 AM–8:30 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 10443 San Pablo Ave, El Cerrito, CA 94530
Phone: (510) 524-0888
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Reviews
Amber Lee
We’ve been coming to Little Hong Kong for as long as we can remember and our family even longer. This is our go to Chinese spot in the Berkeley area and for good reason, it is fantastic food for a very good price. We frequently order for takeout but there is a dine in option in a spacious inside room. Parking is pretty quick and accessible to find for pickup as well and the food was ready much quicker than we expected. We ordered a bunch of food from stuffed tofu to salt and pepper spare ribs, pork fried rice, chicken and green beans, beef chow fun, and so on…
The food is flat out great. Not a single dish was average, all were far above it. The standouts to us were the beef chow fun, just popping with flavor and texture with a very nice sauce layering the noodles bringing it together; and the Singaporean noodle, unreal with bold flavors and the nice chew of the very fine noodles. Again, the food is so good but the price really brings the value to a point where it feels like a must go to recommendation. Dining in is also a great experience with friendly and knowledgeable waiters. Absolutely a great spot for family dinners and with Chinese New Year around the corner it’s a great option for anyone looking for a spot to spend it!
… moreThe food is flat out great. Not a single dish was average, all were far above it. The standouts to us were the beef chow fun, just popping with flavor and texture with a very nice sauce layering the noodles bringing it together; and the Singaporean noodle, unreal with bold flavors and the nice chew of the very fine noodles. Again, the food is so good but the price really brings the value to a point where it feels like a must go to recommendation. Dining in is also a great experience with friendly and knowledgeable waiters. Absolutely a great spot for family dinners and with Chinese New Year around the corner it’s a great option for anyone looking for a spot to spend it!
Ray Luong
This spot was filled with locals and natural sunlight when I walked in for lunch. The carpet and wood panel softened conversation and clinking dishware. All of this, combined with the clean white tables, gave the space an impression of a refined hotel breakfast restaurant from the 90s. Though some would say that’s a reach.
The service was quick, but not rude.
I ordered the bitter melon with chicken (presumably not commonly ordered in a spot that serves Chinese American food to a diverse community). Its black bean sauce and stir fry reminded me of something my mom would cook, except better. Don’t tell my mom that. Overall I’d love to come back and try all the lunch specials.
… moreThe service was quick, but not rude.
I ordered the bitter melon with chicken (presumably not commonly ordered in a spot that serves Chinese American food to a diverse community). Its black bean sauce and stir fry reminded me of something my mom would cook, except better. Don’t tell my mom that. Overall I’d love to come back and try all the lunch specials.
Nghiep Lam
Disappointed in the combination Chow Mien. What’s inside the meal: Two shrimps, three small pieces of chicken, a like portion of bean sprouts and onions and no other meats. The beef and noodles have no seasonings. Mostly taste of the oil that it was cooked in. Portion size was medium.
… moreRobert Beebe-Diaz
Great service.
Longest hours for lunch special also the lunch specials are available on weekends!
… moreLongest hours for lunch special also the lunch specials are available on weekends!
tu t
Old-fashioned Chinese restaurant with a homey feel. it’s probably been around a long time judging from the decor. The food is decent and the service is good. Affordable prices. It appears lots of customers are regulars, so that’s saying something.
… moreMarcus McKay
This place has quality food and pretty good pricing. Also, the portions here were more than generous. Easy enough to say we were full afterwards! I would definitely recommend.
… moreNaomi Alfaro
This venue was recommended to us, so we decided to give it a try. My husband loved the peeking duck, and stated this is his new favorite Chinese restaurant!
We also had the BBQ pork appetizer, chow mein, Mongolian beef, and sweet and sour chicken without veggies.
The beef had more onions than meat but had great flavor, and the sweet and sour was just ok. Everyone enjoyed the BBQ pork.
… moreWe also had the BBQ pork appetizer, chow mein, Mongolian beef, and sweet and sour chicken without veggies.
The beef had more onions than meat but had great flavor, and the sweet and sour was just ok. Everyone enjoyed the BBQ pork.
Barbara Chin
My family has been coming here for literal decades, even when they were located in their previous location further down on San Pablo Ave. My grandparents loved going there when they were still alive and got to know the owner and staff well. Nearly all of the adults’ birthdays were spent there.
Family doesn’t eat out nearly as often these days, but still visits from time to time. We decided to get a large take-out order from here for Christmas dinner this year. I called early in the afternoon for a 5pm pick-up to give them time especially because we were ordering a whole Peking duck.
We arrived at 5pm to pick-up the order, but it wasn’t ready yet, but they were unsurprisingly VERY busy with a ton of take-out orders and a good handful of parties dining in as well. The staff was doing their best to juggle both take-out orders and those dining in, but the system is old-fashioned with pen and paper. They would probably operate faster and with a little less chaos with some kind of computerized system, but they seem determined to stay with the traditional system. We were patient and waited to be asked which order we were waiting for and for our food to be ready. (Other people waiting were patient as well, but I can imagine there could be people who would get impatient and unforgiving.)
Finally the order was ready and we took everything home. Everything we ordered was correct and looked great for take-out. The Peking duck looked amazing (even though I couldn’t eat it), and the rest of my family said it was delicious and perfectly cooked. My dad was savoring it and feeling nostalgic as he ate.
I got an order of salt & pepper tofu, which, despite being fried, was surprisingly very light and fluffy. I inhaled a lot of that tofu. We also got an order of garlic pea vines, which are delightfully delicious. Easily one of my favorite vegetables that I don’t often eat.
Boyfriend got their garlic chicken and really enjoyed it. (My dad tried some of it, too, and also really enjoyed it.)
We were extremely satisfied with our entire meal and happy to have some traditional Cantonese food for Christmas dinner!
… moreFamily doesn’t eat out nearly as often these days, but still visits from time to time. We decided to get a large take-out order from here for Christmas dinner this year. I called early in the afternoon for a 5pm pick-up to give them time especially because we were ordering a whole Peking duck.
We arrived at 5pm to pick-up the order, but it wasn’t ready yet, but they were unsurprisingly VERY busy with a ton of take-out orders and a good handful of parties dining in as well. The staff was doing their best to juggle both take-out orders and those dining in, but the system is old-fashioned with pen and paper. They would probably operate faster and with a little less chaos with some kind of computerized system, but they seem determined to stay with the traditional system. We were patient and waited to be asked which order we were waiting for and for our food to be ready. (Other people waiting were patient as well, but I can imagine there could be people who would get impatient and unforgiving.)
Finally the order was ready and we took everything home. Everything we ordered was correct and looked great for take-out. The Peking duck looked amazing (even though I couldn’t eat it), and the rest of my family said it was delicious and perfectly cooked. My dad was savoring it and feeling nostalgic as he ate.
I got an order of salt & pepper tofu, which, despite being fried, was surprisingly very light and fluffy. I inhaled a lot of that tofu. We also got an order of garlic pea vines, which are delightfully delicious. Easily one of my favorite vegetables that I don’t often eat.
Boyfriend got their garlic chicken and really enjoyed it. (My dad tried some of it, too, and also really enjoyed it.)
We were extremely satisfied with our entire meal and happy to have some traditional Cantonese food for Christmas dinner!
Tyler Southard
This Chinese restaurant looks and feels like a truly authentic spot you’d see in tv shows and movies. The waitress was good as gold. She was happy to serve us and constantly had a smile on her face. Each item we ordered was absolutely delicious.
… moreHonest to goodness
The food is amazing. I recommend the chicken fried rice and veggie egg rolls. Good portions will fill you up and hit the spot. Next time I’m in the bay area, I’ll be back. I also loved the Oolong tea
… more