Hong Hua Fine Chinese Dining

We always come here for special events such as birthdays, etc... It's been a while since we were here. We like the Peking duck and lobster with crispy fried rice. Both were up to par. Nothing has changed, but it is still very delicious. We even tried the fresh oysters and they were good. Oh, prices were a bit higher this time. Service was also very good with attentive service staff. The only negative that I noticed was that the chairs were a little sticky and the interior wood decor really needed a paint refresh to maintain its luxurious atmosphere, especially the front doors. Overall it was a good experience.

Hong Hua is in an interesting position, in which it targets a luxury experience and great eats. The environment certainly meets those expectations as it feels more like a higher end, business focused feel with the refinement, yet everyone seems to be in street casual mode. Also food is offered in a a’la cart style very similar to a higher end steak house; you bill can scale up quickly because of this. Food: The menu certainly has specialized dishes you won’t find in the average Chinese restaurant. Peking Duck is one of those things you should certainly try; it’s an broasted duck served with a unique pancake & sauces. I’ve been going here off and on for the past 10 years and they seem consistent. IMHO I feel leans toward the western taste, meaning heightened emphasis on certain spices such as salt. I’ve had the opportunity to sample authentic Chinese foods in China & other Asian countries. In terms of authenticity I give them an A-; it’s tasty Price: Seems to be on the higher end; from 1-10…I’d say level 7 or 8.

Elevated Chinese cusine, with fresh ingredients and beautiful presentation. A very elaborate menu, and a little higher on the price side, but then again, you are paying for the whole experience here, and it will be amazing. The food was exquisite, not extremely authentic, but for the location, it was excellent, as Farmington Hills is not so populated with Chinese folk, and I did see many patrons, so it said a lot just walking into the dining room. We had a large party, and it took a while for us to get our drinks, our soup was already at the table, and no drinks served yet. Love the ambiance here, glamorous and refined.

Great menu! Went on a Sunday after lunch. Friendly people and good serving size.

The wait was long, and one of the hostesses passed our name on the list, so we waited about 40 minutes. The food came out 1 at a time and we had to ask for some items. The food was good when we got it.

I often went there when I wanted to eat pecking duck. For a Chinese restaurant, the atmosphere is luxurious, but instead, the food is expensive.

Food was absolutely incredible. Duck 10/10. Fried calamari 7/10 Nest with shrimp and chicken with green vegetables was also good 8/10. But the service wasn't all great server was grabbing plates that still had food without asking, very unfriendly behavior not very welcoming. Well might just do take out next time surely for some Duck.

Delicious Food, Great Service... Just Don't Have Fun While You're Here. I recently visited this restaurant with a party of 10, and I must say, the food was absolutely delicious – some of the best Chinese cuisine I’ve had in a while. The service was also top-notch, and the staff really made us feel welcome. A real treat for the taste buds, no doubt. However, it was a little surprising to experience the owner’s version of hospitality. You’d think after spending a good chunk of money in a private dining room with no other guests, he’d appreciate the vibrant atmosphere we were creating. But alas, it seems he had a problem with us enjoying our meal a little too much. As we were laughing and having a great time (as one does when celebrating with friends and family), he decided that our conversation was just too lively and tried to shush us. So, if you’re looking for a place with amazing food, excellent service, and a very relaxed owner, this could be the spot for you. But if you enjoy a little noise with your laughter and don’t mind not being treated like you're in a library, perhaps this isn’t the place for you. It’s a shame because the meal itself was fantastic – I’ll just be taking my laughter elsewhere next time.