Keen Wah Kitchen

Great value and fresh flavorful food. Highly recommend. All entrees come with rice and all portions are huge!

Good food fast delivery friendly owners! Best Chinese food I have had in a long time. I order from this Resturant weekly during my lunch hour. The Resturant inside is very clean.

I have been eating keen Wah for at least 13 years. I now live in Florida and anytime I am back in the area I must stop here. The chicken and broccoli cannot be matched by any place anywhere that I have tried. The rice (yellow) is amazing and egg rolls are always crispy. If you want a solid meal this is the place to go!

I love the food.
The fried chicken, lomein, hot & sour soup lots of mushrooms.dumplings.
My husband loves the spicy shrimp and broccoli.

My coworkers told me to not buy from here and I didn’t listen. I bought the chicken broccoli and white rice and it was so disgusting. The guy who takes orders is also very weird. His attitude is not pleasing at all. There are also rumors that they have gotten a C GRADE from the department of health, perhaps that explains why the grade is not posted up for customers to see. Don’t waste your money, you’ll just end up throwing out your food like I did.

Good neighborhood Chinese although like others the Rice (which is yellow) leaves something to be desired. My friends and I have tried most of the menu and were not disappointed. One note, if you order the boneless BBQ ribs tell them to watch them or they may come to you with a bunch of them overcooked. Otherwise, the soups, won-​tons, General Tso’s chicken, (on the bone) BBQ spare ribs, shrimp with mixed veggies and the Chicken/​beef & Broccoli are good bets.
Food and prices are good, delivery time is acceptable (usually 20 – 30 mins).
I wouldn’t recommend eating in although there are some meager accommodations, certainly not some where you would go to take a date or family out to dinner. Have it delivered or if you must go to pick up, don’t let the décor dissuade you or you will miss out on some pretty good food.

Cheap, cheerful, and convenient. Little neighborhood dive that you could easily walk past as it is completely out of place, but you’d regret it. This is now one of the last primarily-​takeout Chinese joints in the 5 Towns that I know of, and I’m glad to have found it. Copper — thank you for your review, as I wouldn’t have gone here had I not read it.
My faves here so far: their wontons (fried or in soup), any of their lo meins, and any of their house specials. I’m not that enamored of their pork fried rice, but that’s about the only thing on the menu I’d not recommend.