House of Chong, Pensacola FL

Dark dingy smells food taste completely different than what I'm used to. The woman who served us most likely part owner was nice to us other than that it was terrible.

Food was very disappointing and unappetizing and unappealing will never eat here again. Asked if my son could get something else because he didnt like his food she said no and was trying to make me pay for it.

The food is great, but since COVID, the service is slow so be prepared to wait whether it is take out or dining in

Possibly the worst food I have ever had. Two in our Party and neither ate our food. Beef tasted spoiled.
Walls are filthy with old food stains.

Disappointing. Was probably good at one point in history.

Best Chinese in Pensacola. The owners are the friendliest, and we had a great experience. Very good food, and I loved the Hot n Sour Soup, and Sesame Chicken!

It was recommended to us, I think my friend was playing a practical joke because the food was barely ok. Don't waste your time or money.

Unhappy that they no longer have a buffet and the atmosphere has changed. The food is not as good any more.

Decent food. The food tasted kind of cheap and they're isn't much special about it. You can kind of tell this restaurant is struggling to stay present, can't blame them because of the pandemic and location of the restaurant, but if you want cheap decent plentiful Chinese food, heres your spot. I got they're Kung pow chicken and my friend got the seafood special. Both very decent. Service was enough with the one server they had with the good amount of people in there

My go to was closed so figured I would give it a shot. The sweet and sour chicken was not breast meat lightly breaded, no it was like southern fried chicken. Just dipped in flour and deep fried.awful. The beef and broccoli looked good but what was odd the container was warm the food inside stone cold. So not fresh microwaved. Save your taste buds eat anywhere else.

Best Chinese food around! They are as close to my favorite Chinese Restaurant, Tony Cheng’s in Chinatown-Washington DC. I can’t go to DC every week but I can go to House of Chong. If you request special orders like all white meat, no problem!

For good American -Chinese, give it a try! Order the General Tso's super hot and you won't be disappointed:) All their wanton, Chinese doughnuts, spring rolls and egg rolls are without the extra oil and the egg/spring rolls are pleasantly peppery! Good folks, stop by!

Every dish on our family style meal was a meat rolled in the same type of fry meal then deep fried. Following this they coat said meat in a different colored glaze, depending on what they called the dish. The 'nuggets' were too big to really eat in one bite, they were tough and painful in your mouth due to jagged edges of the batter. The "cashew chicken" was an abomination to all cashew Chinese chicken ever prepared.

The crab Rangoon was good but over priced and small.

When I told the owner the food was a disappointment she laughed in my face and argued w me. Actually mocked me to a table next us, attempting to bring them into our chat.

Do yourself a favor and go somewhere else. It was 87$ for 3 ppl to eat.

I got the chicken lo mein and immediately felt sick after eating it.ive been feeling sick and have been going to the bathroom for a day now.having lots of abdominal pain and nausea.dont eat here

I have never had cashew chicken with such thick breading and it was served in a bowl swimming in juice like a soup. I did not like it at all. Our waitress was so nice and the prices were good just did not care for the food.

Locally owned and family ran restaurant that has amazing food and service. They treat you like family. My favorites are their shrimp, rice noodles, green beans, hot pepper chicken, cashew chicken, and hot and sour soup!

This was our first time visit. Ordered the cashew chicken and fried rice. Did not care for the taste of either of the foods. Returned the food telling the server we did not care for the food and ordered sweet and sour chicken with white rice. At the end we were charged for the original order and the the replacement. Never have we been charged for something we did not like especially when we ate only a small portion of the food. When we went to pay the bill and complained about the double charge the owner would have nothing to do with it. He stated you read the menu and understood what was in the dish and that was that. The customers taste was of no concern, only the money. So that is all they will get. No good will, no good word of mouth, and certain no return visit with friends to try different dishes. An absolute horrible experience.

Not the same Cashew Chicken from the 70's and 80's. They have cut cost adjusting the recipe for budget that its not the same recipe any more. Its edible but not the gourmet flavor and texture it used to be. I went in the other day. The waitress was rude and stingy on the napkins. I ordered hot tea and got hot water. Another piece of Pensacola History lost. At one time this restaurant was booming with Navy brass customers but now just roaches.

I had never eaten here but my husband grew up eating House of Chong. All I can say is WOW! The food was delicious - every dish had it's own flavor. Most places I've eaten all taste the same. House of Chong is fresh, flavorful, and is now my favorite Chinese restaurant in Pensacola hands down.