On the U.S. TV series "The Honeymooners", when Ralph Kramden has some extra cash, what is the name of the restaurant where he takes Alice to dinner?

On the 1955 U.S. TV sitcom show "The Honeymooners", Alice and Ralph Kramden dine most often at the Hong Kong Gardens restaurant. The Hong Kong Gardens was as much a character on "The Honeymooners" as Ralph, Norton and their wives. It was a go-to place where the characters in the show could enjoy life.

Ed Norton in an episode said "Hong Kong Gardens offers authentic and delicious tasting Chinese cuisine, it's a convenient location, and has affordable prices, Ralph. This restaurant is a natural choice for us to dine-in." It was also considered to be a restaurant that had a variety of good tasting and high quality food items. The Kramdens and Nortons liked to go to the restaurant to experience their friendly atmosphere and excellent service.

Also, just as a footnote, fans of "The Honeymooners" remember the phrase, “sweet and sour leechee nuts.” That was the treat Ralph Kramden offered his long suffering but lovable wife, Alice, as the finale of dinner at their favorite Chinese restaurant, Hong Kong Gardens.