Bei Jing Express

Hampton, United States

2.8

4 reviews

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+1 757-827-5666
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4020 W Mercury Blvd, Hampton, VA, 23666
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Good for Groups
Yes
Noise Level
Quiet
Waiter Service
No

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Local time (Hampton) 6:22 AM Tuesday, June 10, 2025

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4 reviews of Bei Jing Express

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Place rating: 4
Key West, FL
I’ve been going here for over 12 yrs. I love the wonton soup, it’s buttery and delicious, which most places wonton soup isn’t. The crab rangoon is great, so are the egg rolls and lomein. .which I think they boil and toss in sauce oppose to fry so it isnt greasy. I Don’t care for their meat dishes like general tso’s etc. I usually go there for the things I mentioned. The service is friendly also
Place rating: 1
Hampton, VA
Over a 15 minute wait for three General Tso’s Chicken Dinner combos.
Fail.
The food was not fresh. The sweet and sour pork was barely edible.
I will not be returning.
Place rating: 5
Richmond, VA
The food is dirt cheap, it is tasty, you can clearly identify that you are eating real meat. What more is there to ask for?
Place rating: 1
Norfolk, VA
There should be an option for 0 stars.
There’s a reason it’s so cheap. Who on Earth knows what they put in it! I ordered General chicken … it was a jelled glob of mystery food. I could not bear to eat it once I cut into it and didn’t see chicken. It looked like rubber to me. There’s no way it was chicken. The wonton soup also didn’t do it for me. Unseasoned. The «pork» inside the wonton resembled… lint. I can’t explain it but it didn’t look like any kind of meat I had ever eaten.
Don’t do it. Just go down near Panera and Michael’s in Hampton. There’s a Chinese place in between those two stores. Great lunch special and food isn’t mysterious.