House Of Hui's

If you’re looking for good food and you’re in Brooklyn Center, this is an excellent option. The food has great seasoning and is truly delicious, and the lady who serves you is genuinely kind and friendly. If you’re Ecuadorian, I highly recommend the House Special Fried Rice — it’s very similar to what we know as Chaulafan. Definitely recommended.

- Victor Sangurima -

I asked if they could make me lemon chicken but add Chinese greens to it since they had items like “chicken with Chinese greens” and “beef with Chinese greens” on their menu. The man taking my order seemed very confused but said they could do it for me. He said “so you want like bok choy and broccoli or whatever? alright we can do that for you”. When I picked up my food there were a few carrots, a lot of snow peas and a couple pieces of cabbage and bell pepper in it. So… not Chinese greens exactly... Food is still delicious but don’t try to modify your order at all and I guess don’t order the “X with Chinese greens” because you might be disappointed

- Franela Malade -

The food here is really good. We liked it. We ate in and the food came fast. I’m guessing most of their business is take out so there isn’t much room to eat in, and it’s a bit awkward. The workers were nice so we were happy to eat in. The previous comments about the hard sell on the cheese wonton’s as an appetizer isn’t a joke. You will get the hard sell. I certainly said yes. Which was great. They came out quickly and they were delicious. I’ve never had so much cheese in a wonton before. Give it a try. We had the Kung Pao chicken and the chicken lo mein that we shared. Big portions. Plenty of food for the two of us. I was expecting the Kung Pao to be spicier. Maybe I have to ask? I don’t know. But if you get it, don’t expect too much spice. We had a delicious meal and will likely try it again when we are in the area. Keep up the good work!

- Augster -