HK is a restaurant located on 9th ave, just north of 39th street. There are lots of restaurants north of here, but HK is one of the few restaurants in the area. The restaurant serves a variety of food - everything from a typical hamburger to pasta, and fish. Some of the items are prepared quite creatively.
The restaurant was fairly noisy.
Fairly casual
Sandwiches were around $10-$12. Entrees ranged from $15-$25.
This corn salad was the salad special of the day. It consisted of corn (removed from the cob), tomatoes, onions, and some greens in a vinaigrette dressing. The salad had a very fresh and unique taste - it was probably the best item we ordered.
The wild mushroom ravioli was a pretty typical mushroom ravioli in a very light and watery cream sauce, with some sundried tomatoes placed on top. I found it to be too salty, even without the sundried tomatoes. Behind the strong taste of salt, it had that great wild mushroom flavor.
The HK Hamburger was a pretty good value hamburger - it was quite large and affordable. It was served with lettuce, onions, tomato, and fries.
The bun was a bit burned, and the fries were just average fries. The burger itself was nice and juicy.
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