Hong Kong Chinese Restaurant

It was fine. I'd recommend it for takeout rather than sit-in, and at least for the sesame tofu I ordered, it should definitely be eaten fresh. It doesn't keep well as leftovers. The fried rice was definitely this place's saving grace - the light smoky flavor definitely ranks it as my number one for the area. The other dishes came out a little too sticky sweet for my personal preference, but some people prefer sweeter Chinese food, so maybe it's what you're looking for.

Best Chinese in the triangle, surprisingly affordable definitely recommend. Very nice people as well.

Surprisingly good. I honestly expected it to be in the "good enough for late night" category, but nothing more. However, it was great. Excellent egg rolls and the General Tso's Chicken actually had decent heat to it, rather than the glorified sesame chicken of most other Chinese restaurants.