I was thrilled to hear that another location of Hong's has opened because the Palisades Park spot can get pretty crowded. Parking is convenient, and the ambiance is clean and comfortable, just like before. It's hard to find good food at reasonable prices these days.
The boiled dumplings are small but bursting with flavor, while the pork is perfectly crispy, and the sauce is served on the side to keep everything crunchy (who likes soggy fried food?). The jjampong is loaded with seafood, and the broth is wonderfully rich yet well-balanced, complemented by springy noodles.
If you're a fan of jjangmyeon or jjampong, this is definitely a place you should check out!
The food is truly delightful, and I've enjoyed each visit with my family. However, the service leaves much to be desired though. But I have to say it's one of the best Korean-Chinese restaurant in town.The food overall isn't bad. Every time I went with my family, I enjoyed the food, but was very disappointed with the service. However, I've been back a few times recently, and unlike before, the servers were kinder and more responsive. Since this is a place where my family always enjoys delicious meals, I hope the service continues to improve.
Our experience at the Korean-Chinese restaurant in Fort Lee, NJ, was exceptional. The fusion of Korean and Chinese flavors created a unique and delicious dining experience. The cozy ambiance and attentive staff enhanced our evening. Standout dishes included the Jajangmyeon and Tangsooyuk, showcasing the perfect blend of sweetness. A great spot for those seeking a delightful cross-cultural culinary adventure in the heart of Fort Lee.
I noticed the broken mussel shells in the photo, along with the chewed-up meat. Live mussels open when heated, but dead ones do not. It seems the cook decided to manually crack open the shells to hide this issue. I tried two of them, and now I understand why they tasted off—I regret eating them and hope I don't get sick! Please address this. This happened at Pal Park, but it's under the same ownership, so buyer beware.
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Super grateful to have an authentic place near NY. We ordered gan jjajang (pork seafood), jjampong (plain) and tang-suyuk (Large), and japchae rice for 4 ppl. Everything was good and we liked the jjampong and tangsuyuk fried pork best. Staff was friendly too :)thank you! I enjoyed it It was a happy lunch ㅠㅠ I enjoyed the sweet and sour pork and jjambbong the most. I recommend Jjamppong over Ganjjajang!
I’ve always loved the tangsuyuk here — it’s always been delicious. And the yuni-jjajang used to be my favorite.But yesterday was disappointing. The yuni-jjajang wasn’t as good as usual, and the service from the female staff member wasn’t friendly. Food: 4 Service: 3 Atmosphere: 3 Price per person: $30–50
The food here is incredibly crispy, delicious, and fresh. It surpasses any other Chinese cuisine available in Fort.
There were a lot of customers because it was lunch time, but the food was delicious and good.
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Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5 Service: Dine in Meal type: Lunch Price per person: $20–30
a korean style chinese reataurant. Food: 3 Service: 3 Atmosphere: 3
