Restaurant Hong Kong - Mazatlán

I hate to admit it, but this gringo/gringa was looking for a change of pace after a month of local food. Chinese was a perfect change of pace. We have eaten there twice a week now for the past two weeks, having tried several dishes - including the chicken and beef Chow Mein, the Cantonese chicken and the Chicken Verdura (vegetables). ALL the dishes were incredible and the prices are unbelievably good. You get a large platter of fresh meat and veggies stir fried and then served with a bowl of rice, either fried or plain steamed (that's my preference). An entrée is only about 60 pesos including the rice which at the current exchange rate is something less than $5 USD so the prices are great! The servings are so large that in fact we usually share (one adult man and one adult woman) a dish for dinner each night and if we need an extra rice that was another 10 pesos, a total bargain. My fave was the Cantonese chicken which had some thinly sliced chilis and a nice little kick, which I loved.The family who owns the place and runs it run a wonderful, friendly and clean business. They didn't speak much English, but the menu is clear and easy to understand and we simply pointed at photos of dishes we wanted and held up fingers to clarify. The menu has photos of each item making it easy to see what you will get The restaurant is on Serdan about 3 blocks north of the Mercado toward the Malecon and just far enough from the crowds of the Centro area. Can't wait to come back!

Good fried rice. very good meals and enough for three. eierrolles were not very good. they were creamed with a garnel in the middle. must be exactly what they do. the service was ok.

I hate to admit it, but this Gringo/Ginga was looking for a change of tempos after a month of local food. Chinese was a perfect step change. we have eaten there twice a week for the last two weeks, tried several dishes. including chickens and meat chow my, the cantonese chicken and the chicken verdura (no.) all the dishes were incredible and the prices are incredibly good. they get a large plate of fresh meat and sweet stir fried and then served with a bowl rice, either fried or simply steamed (that's my favorite) a derée is just about 60 pesos including the rice that is a little less than $5 usd at the current exchange rate, so the prices are great! the servings are so great that we did in the (an adult man and an adult woman) a dish for dinner every night and if we had an additional rice that was another 10 pesos, a total bargain. my fave was the cantonese chicken that had a little thin slice of chilis and a beautiful little kick I loved. the family that owns the place and operates it leads a wonderful, friendly and clean business. they didn't speak much English, but the menu is clear and easy to understand and we just directed on photos of that we wanted and held finger to clarify. the menu has photos of each element makes it easy to see what they get the restaurant located on serdan, about 3 blocks north of the mercado in direction malecon and only far enough of the mass of the Centro area. can't wait to come back!