I came to HK Star for a family birthday dinner.
The following are the items we ordered:
Wonton soup
http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/LJQCv30PCIpC3FnvHF5mXQ?select=P5WrBpRmFWlW9I4zkS3yNw
Crab legs
http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/LJQCv30PCIpC3FnvHF5mXQ?select=rQhV6cM1P2wTmtuZOPP1WA
Crispy Pork chop
http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/LJQCv30PCIpC3FnvHF5mXQ?select=9QGNrxu0yo-0Xuuxc3175g
Honey Walnut Shrimp
http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/LJQCv30PCIpC3FnvHF5mXQ?select=4PSrCZfOR59aBpmfR4donA
Crispy Fish with Tofu
Chinese Green
http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/LJQCv30PCIpC3FnvHF5mXQ?select=BYhXtf7qfqXvtD8pyMMV_A
House Special Crispy noodle
http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/LJQCv30PCIpC3FnvHF5mXQ?select=B0bSG-x2DrjjUsyBX7e3aQ
The portions and the taste were pretty decent. As you can see the majority of the items above are seafood. This place seems to specialize on seafood but there are plenty of items for non-seafood eaters or vegetarians. I am fond of the chinese green, the crispy noodle and tofu.
At the end of the meal we got free dessert. I believe it was supposed to be almond jello but there were no jello pieces. It was like dessert soup hehe. It was all liquid.
http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/LJQCv30PCIpC3FnvHF5mXQ?select=7P3me3zI8jQohwt-42yNVg
On a non-food related note: there are big screen tvs all over the restaurant. I know there are at least two, possibly three. It was turned on to a Chinese food channel showcasing how fish are caught and then cooked. I guess it's to go along with the seafood theme of the restaurant? Anyways a lot of the folks eating at the restaurant seemed to be fascinated by what was on the tv versus concentrating on their dinner. Hehe.