I live in Chinatown and, frankly, eating in my neighborhood scares the bejesus out of me. I do like Chinese (Americanized Chinese) food though so what's a guy to do? After a visit to Home's Kitchen I now have a place that I can go and get a fast fix at good, but not great Chinese food.Greasy Egg Rolls, simple Won Ton Soup (broth and dumplings, that's it), oily Cucumbers in Garlic...all quite tasty. The Curry Chicken is made with white meat chicken (that's tough to find on my block). Shrimps and Lobster Sauce is good, but you'll leave hungry unless you supplement with another dish. Soda is served out of cans.The service is mediocre. Just be warned. Good, but not great.

As a New Yorker by birth, I have had all types of Chinese food in and around our metropolis as well as in just about every other place I have lived and visited. Whenever I have moved I always try to determine what is the best Chinese, Pizza and Bagel joint in my area. I have had good, great and dare I say it even superior Chinese food. Every now and then I have gotten an uncomfortable surprise. I simply cannot go too long before I get the craving for Chinese. The foregoing being said my expectations are based upon a variety of different factors. I do not expect a Three Star Michelin rated meal from a Chinese hole in the wall joint. What I expect is hot, quickly delivered sustenance but when I want more than that, I do some research and prefer to find the kind of place that has good foot traffic, heavily patronized and consistent turn over of inventory.Fact is that there are Chinese restaurants all over the price map. It is important to know from whom and what you are ordering. Home's is a reasonably priced restaurant, not cheap and not pricey but what they deliver for the price I believe is fairly tasty food that does not break your budget or make you regret for having given in to the craving. I have bookmarked the menu for Home's because this restaurant offers good food at a comfortable price point, perhaps dare I say it a value. Consistency matters. Home's ha been consistent.

Pretty standard Chinese restaurant. I had the sesame chicken with brown rice which was pretty good. I also had the wonton soup which just just OK. It's a decent Chinese restaurant, not gonna blow you away though.

BUG IN OUR DUMPLING CONTAINER... i repeat, BUG IN OUR DUMPLING CONTAINER!!I feel bad to write it, because their food is generally tasty, and they were nice enough to refund our meal... but now i feel ill and am paranoid that i ingested a bug in the few bites of the meal I ate before discovering the bug... so much for sunday night chinese. tear.

My favorite Chinese place by my office by far. Great general tso's. Good service and not too cramped. Always arrives hot when I I'm lazy and get delivery, which is nice. Very good lunch specials.

this is still my go to delivery place, but nothing annoys me more than when the delivery guy doesn't say thank you for the tip AND THE GUYS FROM HERE NEVER SAY THANK YOU!! they always count your money right in front of you, look deep into your cheap soul, and then walk away. NO. last time i misheard the woman on the phone, and didn't bring down enough cash (my bad) and had to run back upstairs to get more. feeling like a dick for wasting the guys time, i tipped him very extravagantly considering he only came about 4 blocks and only waited like 2 extra minutes (maybe i'm old school but i thought $2 was standard, $3 was nice and $5 LIKE I GAVE HIM was extreme donald trump shit but update if i'm behind the times) but he still did not return my wave, smile or "have a good night" with anything sort or gesture resembling a thank you or a display of emotion. i should have taken a dollar backjust say thank you. if you don't know english, use your smile: the universal language

Great little Chinese restaurant on 21st. Tasty chicken, excellent service. I would definitely go back.

My review is strictly for lunch specials. I'd say 3.5 if I had the option!Entrees come with rice and soup or an appetizer...I ordered here a handful of times- for the most part it satisfies my craving for chinese food. No, it's not top notch but the temperature, amount/variety of food and for what you pay, it wins half the battle! I almost always have leftovers for a later snack or an extra meal.L3- Curry Chicken- kinda watered down on the curry but not terrible I guessL23- Pepper Steak w. Onion- good chewy steak but lack veggies.L26- General Tso's Chicken- Love the kick and choice of veggies (fresh mushroom,celery...) but again need more veggies!L33- Sweet & Sour Chicken- DO NOT ORDER THIS ONE...It's battered chicken with a sauce that is too sweet and probably had tons of food coloring thrown in.The Sides: Not a fan of the spring roll-kinda bland, decent miso soup (for a non japanese place), recommend hot & sour soup (if you like spicy stuff), might want to add some of ur own seasoning for the veggie fried rice.Final comments: You might want to ask them to tone down on the oil; be quick with what you want; Be warned-cashiers are impatient on the phone (owell, you are paying cheap for lunch in NYC right?)

Dang, pretty good Chinese food for the area. Affordable lunch specials too.Most boring review ever.

I have to change my review. I ordered take out twice. Both times it was bland an awful. I was forced by a friend to have dinner there last night and it was fantastic.

I thank God I found a place just as good as eating in Chinatown. Definitely try their bubble drinks! They taste just like those served in Chinatown. Sit-down guarantees excellent service with a smile and delivery is always super fast and ...?

This place is great for delivery. They deliver quickly, the food is great, very good prices, etc.... I have been past the resaurant once and looks really nice. I will eat in the restaurant one day. You can't beat the dinner combos - the ...?

I normally shy away from Chinese Restaurants because the food is never the same all the time, one day its fabulous the next day they gave you the reheated rice from the night before. I can hoenstly say that home's does not have this problem! ...?

I have eaten here a number of times, and the food is consistently good. The service is always very attentive, even during lunch when the place tends to be packed. Dinnertime is slower - you might have the whole place to yourself! ...?

THE PORTIONS ARE REALLY SMALL. THERE WAS HARDLY ANY CHICKEN IN MY CHICKEN AND BROCCOLI. PLUS THERE IS NO MEAT IN THEIR WONTONS! IT'S ALL SKIN! THERE WAS NO PORK! LITERALLY! THIS PLACE SEEMS CHEAP BUT THEN YOU REALIZE THERE IS NO MEAT IN ...?

Just started new job in the area and was in the mood for some cheap chinese food..... u know the kind where the server is behind a plexi window? I couldn't find one and lucky for me, i stumbled upon this place! Ambience not set for romance, ...?

This is by far the most disgusting Chinese restaurant to which I have been. I work out at Equinox on Boadway and wandered into Home's Kitchen after a workout tonight, The place was empty, so I almost left. I should have. ...?

I can't stress enough how good the pumpkin soup was here. I've tried many dishes at this place and I am consistently impressed. The tastes are very authentic, nothing is terribly heavy, and the rice (aka the most important part) is very ...?

I live in Chinatown and, frankly, eating in my neighborhood scares the bejesus out of me. I do like Chinese (Americanized Chinese) food though so what's a guy to do? After a visit to Home's Kitchen I now have a place that I can go and ...?

The foods taste very goods.

My favorite restaurant.

Great Food! Very nice people and service!

Food - wonderful Sanitation - perfect Decor - beautiful Service - excellent Consistency - always

Very good food and beautiful place.

Their renovation is beautiful and the food is still great. The management and staff really do make you feel at home

GREAT PRICES.

Best food I in N.Y.C.