Ming Hing Restaurant

"First time try their roasted duck and pork! The skin are super crunchy and the taste is perfect. Me and my family love it so much. Will definitely come back again for it, and try their other dishes. Will become my second kitchen for quick and easy choices."

"Outstanding Chinese hole in the wall. Exceptional roast duck and roast pork. Great crispy skin and huge portions. Also ordered the house special pan fried noodles. It was as good as any Chinese restaurant in the city. We have enough food for another two days! Service was fine and decor was typical for a hole in the wall restaurant."

"Authentic, delicious Chinese food for cheap prices. I’m very picky about my Chinese food and have tried tons of highly rated Chinese restaurants in SF and NY. This is definitely in my top 3. With 30 dollars, I was able to get a chang fen, a beef noodle, and a duck noodle. What a steal! The portions were so generous that we had enough leftovers for another meal. The bbq suck was cooked perfectly. The beef noodles had a lot of wok hei. The chang fen was smooth and tender. Everything was much better than what I tied in Chinatown SF. Highly recommend if you crave Chinese food in SF."

"Updated review 7/7/2022: Wing Hing is gone. Now it is Ming Hing. New people are working here with their fancy computer ordering system. Unfortunately, the restaurant was empty with a small line for BBQ items. My braised beef brisket wonton noodles $13 was OK. They actually separated the soup from the noodles and beef. Wow. I hope the old store owner lady from Wing Hing retired. They stayed opened for take-out when most of the Chinese restaurants in San Francisco were closed during the lock down in 2020. It helped me and the community a lot. As a single guy who doesn't cook, I might have starved. Their BBQ pork over rice, chow fun, crispy noodles and porridge were some of my favorites. The chef at Ming Hing was good. I asked the new staff if they knew what happened to the old owner and they didn't know. Indoor dining tonight 3/11/2021. My original plan was to eat at J P Cafe next door at 2546 San Bruno Cafe for their Hong Kong style Cantonese baked pork chop spaghetti. Unfortunately, J P Cafe/2546 San Bruno Cafe have been closed for the last month. The good news was, I was able to enjoy a Hong Kong style tomato beef crispy noodles $11 at Wing Hing instead. The noodles came out fast. Hardly anyone was dining indoors and I felt safe. This place is kinda of dingy so don't expect new chairs or table here. I can't wait to try other dishes. Good job Wing Hing. Dinner plans were saved because you were opened for indoor dining."

"This time of year, it seems like everyone is traveling to Hawaii. Nothing like having a "plate lunch" filled with galbi, loco moco, char siu or garlic shrimp w/Mac salad and rice while sitting by the waves and water. For me in SF, my "plate lunch" consists of roast pork and roast duck over rice ($12). This can be eaten anywhere including inside the Roast pork- crunchy skin and good pork belly meat Roast duck- tasty and succulent Didn't eat in but looked like lots of people dining inside and workers were trying to figure out how it works here. Ming Hing has new owners and a new paint job. I'll be back to check out their other offerings soon. Parking is very difficult"