Wing Cheong Restaurant

Generous portions and friendly counter staff. Enjoyed the mixed lo mein very much, as good as I have had. Not as saturated with sauce as many other places, and to my surprise I appreciated that more than I would have thought.
The crab rangoon (cream cheese wontons) are 10 sizeable pieces for thess than $ 4 and a generous helping of sweet/​sour sauce for dipping. I have had better (personal taste — I prefer them more crispy), but not by much and not for such a good value.
Took a menu with me and will definitely eat there again!

Just a great neighborhood chinese place to have around.
Decent american chinese food, super friendly + soooo cheap.
wish they delivered because Im a lazy piece of shit.

Hot and sour soup tasted like detergent, tossed into the unknown with the rest of the bag. utter garbage that cannot classified as food. Spare yourself a trip to gastroenterology ER

Delicious chinese american food. I have an addiction to their crab cheese wontons, and it’s gotten to the point where they know what I want when I walk in. The two ladies are awesome and super nice. I also really enjoy their chow fun and surprisingly good general tso’s. It stays crispy longer than other places, so you can have a great mix of sweet sauce and crunch.

The perfect takeout American Chinese joint. So lucky to have this place close to my apartment. Huge portions comparative to the price. My go-​tos are the cheese dumplings, Hot & Sour Soup, Mixed Chinese Vegetables, General Tso’s, and Bean Curd (it’s actually really good tofu, even if you’re not vegetarian). The people who work there are incredibly nice, and service is fast.

been eating here for years. honestly tasty well done food. finally

If you want delicious cheap Chinese food, this is clearly your haven. Every time I order a meal there, it ends up turning into two meals due to the massive amount they give you. And all of that is for under $ 10, which is wonderful. I try to order different items every time I am there, and I’ve been consistently pleased with every order.
They aren’t trying to reinvent the wheel here. They’ve got all the typical menu items you’ll want when you are looking to get Chinese food. And they do it well. The staff is always friendly and the wait is not very long. This is a place I plan on frequenting from here on in. If you’re in the neighborhood, Wing Cheong is definitely worth checking out.

Really really wanted to love this place. Ladies at the counter were sooooo nice. Ordered crab Rangoon, which were decent. But the rib tips and fried dumplings were grisly and full of mystery meat. I ate a bit and THREW AWAY the leftovers immediately. Thinking about them made me feel a lil ill. I was hoping this would be my greasy neighborhood Chinese American spot. Alas :-((

The meals are cheap, delicious and bountiful. They have a lot to offer and they’re so friendly. 4 meals there equal about $ 20 with a free can of soda. 1 entrée is enough for 2 people and it costs $ 5. I get takeout from there everytime I’m hanging out with friends. Cash only.

The Crispy Eggplant.
Hands down my favorite take out meal of all time.

Best Chinese food in the heart of bedford Stuyvesant
With the two friendliest ladies that know what you want as soon as you walk though the door. Also the food is very very good!!!

I eat at Wing Cheong because it’s one of the only Chinese restaurants still popping after the midnight hour on a weeknight. Food is good but I haven’t tried any of the «Chef’s Specialties.» I order the hood basics here-​chicken wings, fried rice, boneless ribs, more fried rice. The people who run this place are friendly with a good sense of humor. Wing Cheong doesn’t deliver.

As someone who likes traditional Chinese food, this place is the best example of «American Style» Chinese food that I have been to. The food is fresh, properly done, and well priced. The service is fantastic, especially considering the sometimes inebriated state of the clientele. For those who do not like «American Style» food I recommend asking the staff as there are a few dishes (mapo doufu, spicy eggplant) done in the Chinese home-​style way.

Surprise. Actual authentic Chinese dishes in BedStuy!
It seems the establishment is intent on adding more ‘Home Style’ dishes as well. No Chinese broccoli yet, but I (and you) should ask for it! For now, I’d go for the Ma Pao Tofu, the eggplant, and perhaps the scallion pancakes if you’re staying in. They’re best if you don’t carry them home in a box where they’ll get soggy.

Wow. What can I say about this AMAZINGLY delicious bed-​stuy cheap Chinese place? First off — it’s cheap. Like REALLY cheap. Secondly, their portions are HUGE. Like — I don’t really want to know why/​how they can afford to charge so little for such huge portions. My first month living in NY was in bed-​stuy and this was a regular staple of mine. Really delish for that cheap chinese itch you need to scratch.

Good. Real good. I like the General Tso chicken a lot. The noodles not so much. Fried rice was surprisingly yummy too.

This place is our go-​to place in our neighborhood. Not only do they have good food (not sure if they use MSG or not, but usually when MSG is present I feel heavy in the chest after I eat it as I’m a bit allergic, and I never have this feeling with Wing Cheong), but the service is impeccable! They remember you every time you go in, it’s pretty impressive. They never take names or anything, but when you go in they know which order is yours and what drink and type of rice you want. It’s like magic! :) Oh and it’s a lot of food for not that much money. We usually get 3 – 4 large dishes for about $ 25. You can’t really beat that!

Way above average! This is not your typical «cheap» Chinese takeout place. For starters, you are greeted very friendly and with a smile. If you’re unsure, she’ll give you suggestions that are honest and on point. The prices are very affordable. They have the staple menu as everywhere else, but the quality is above any cheap place I’ve been. But don’t stop there. The best items aren’t on the menu, but handwritten on the walls. There’s a special soup menu, various house-​made dumplings, and much more. So, if you’re hungry and in Bed-​Stuy, look for the hanging lit-​up sign on Fulton!

Good food — their cream cheese wantons were really good! I’d return if I’m in the area.

Tasty cheap eats available late night, from super nice people.
A late arrival into JFK after not eating all day, a cab ride to Brooklyn, I’m hangry. That’s hungry to the point of being angry. My friend suggests Wing Cheong even though he ate the food there just the night before.
Veggie dumplings — steamed — are good. Scallion pancakes, good. The roast pork with snow peas (#89?) has more veg in it than snow peas, so bonus.
We also got an item pictured on the wall, fish with tofu and vegetables. It could use a little hot sauce to zip things up a bit, luckily there’s an ample portion of that provided in our bag.
Our two main dishes come with rice: brown or white is available. We get the brown. That’s a bonus in my book as well.
For being nearly 1 am, everyone’s in the good mood, including the numerous other customers who come in ravenously requesting the fried wings, and then breaking out into acapella song. The woman behind the counter is smiling the whole time.
So much food, and heaps left over. All for $ 20. Take-​away only.