Hop Bo Chinese Restaurant

"Great food! Best tasting Chinese food in town! Also, their portions are huge for the price you pay. My wife and I usually split one of their dinner combinations! We have tried almost all other local Chinese restaurants"

"I'd like to start by saying I'm beyond confused with the negative reviews people have left. Me and my wife order from this restaurant all the time, our usual order is the combination platter with beef and broccoli and general tso, we ask to substitute the white rice for pork fried rice and each get an egg roll. We've never had a problem with our food, on the contrary, it's always fresh, hot and the packaging is great. We've also tried the cream cheese rangoon's, steamed dumplings, wonton soup, shrimp egg roll, shrimp fried rice, sweet and sour pork, szechuan pork, sweet and sour chicken, sesame chicken, honey chicken, kam pao chicken and chicken lo mein (wasn't my favorite but it wasn't bad 3/5) overall everything was and is great!"

"Had to update my review, this place used to be good, but they suck so bad now just ordered and my food was horrible!!! Salty and cooked in old oil the taste was so bad I had to throw it out!! Will not be coming back! These pictures are from your restaurant!!! They are just old! I didn’t take pictures of the nasty food you sold me because I threw it in the trash!! It didn’t deserve a picture!! What a joke!!! Stop using OLD cooking oil!!!! Your food is bad!"

"I'm so thankful for a place like this locally. I've traveled a lot for work, and Florida is generally one of the most difficult places to find good food. Perfect rice, (I get both white & fried.) And my favorite General Tso's Tofu (extra crispy, extra spicy) It's more an american dish than authentic, but I still love it. :)"

"Hop Bo Chinese Restaurant ~ 2 145 Palm Bay Rd NE # 109, West Melbourne, FL 32904. "The Valve" Here we are with another spot on the boarders of Palm Bay, technically West Melbourne, FL. Felt like deja vu pulling up to this place. Just like every other Chinese takeout place scattered across these badlands. Just yesterday I can remember being a kid kicking and screaming in one of these dingy lit places with the hazy tinted menus that look like something Wish would sell today. Outdated to put it nicely. As I was trying to google what Hop Bo meant in English I walked inside what seemed to be a traditional Chinese takeout joint. Nothing different going on here at first glance, or second, or third. They happen to have a few tables and chairs to sit down at so I grabbed a menu and started scouring what appeared to be a math exam with all the numbered choices. I ordered an orange chicken combination platter(egg roll and fried rice included), beef teriyaki on a stick, and crab rangoon. Now as I was waiting for my food, I started observing my surroundings in detail. Really taking it all in in there. The table tops were clean, but besides that, place didn't look like it'd been deep cleaned in awhile. Giant mirror with dust all over it. Dead flies scattered all over the ground in the corners. (Shown in pictures) Walls scuffed up and the look as if it's been 12 different establishments before this one. They opened in 2002 according to the pictures hanging on their wall. Also they're trying to flex some awards from 2007 and 2008 as shown in pictures lol. Which is prly the last time those flies were swept up, but who knows. Didn't bother with the bathroom I had seen enough. Couple of young kids running around in the kitchen. One came up to me to say hi and lingered directly behind me for a bit. A young girl helping answering the phone and a girl about my age also taking phone orders in front. Now once my food was ready they put all items in a small box as if you just left Sam's Club with a few things. Not the worst idea on that part. But once I sat down trying to get pictures I realized I had no plates to start pulling things out so I had to improvise at that point. Also tried to buy a bottle of water after the fact and they wouldn't do any Apple Pay or debit card transactions under 5 dollars which is what lead me to leaving and eating this one at home. Orange chicken was just like every other overly breaded orange chicken you find almost anywhere. Dark meat overpowered by orange breading. The flavor on the orange wasn't bad, but I could just feel the sodium hitting my blood stream within a few bites. The fried rice wasn't anything special either. The beef teriyaki didn't smell good to me, chewed on a corner for a minute and threw the rest away. Egg roll also didn't smell good. I'm not a big fan of this type of food, sodium city one could say. The best part of the meal was actually the crab rangoons. Which is the only thing I kept eating. I did notice they had a diet section and vegetarian section on their menu. They got a few points for that part. Anyways nothing crazy here. The flies and sodium kind of did it for me, so I'm gonna go drink roughly 8 green juices and take my blood pressure medication now and just end this one here. Wouldn't go back myself, they can have it. See y'all on the next one."