Feng’s Kitchen

I’ve had worse but I certainly have had better. That’s all I got on this one.

no sweet/​sour sauce for Eggrolls & not a single fortune cookie with a $ 50 order. sesame chicken had broccoli in it. tastes like BBQ sauce. gravy for egg foo yong was soup yuck!

Some of the best Chinese takeout we’ve found since moving to Waukesha. We really like the General Tso Chicken, any variety of Mei Fun noodles, and the crab rangoon is tasty too. My kids like the shrimp fried rice and sweet and sour chicken. Delivery is always quick and our orders have always been accurately filled. Can’t beat that!

Had takeout of Shrimp Lo Mein and Shrimp with Lobster Sauce (I know, a lot of shrimp) yesterday. The Lo Mein was seriously good. The shrimp with LS was your typical dish, but as a big seafood fan, I loved it.
Overall, experience was good. Would come back.

seriously, why would you waste money here? The grocery store across the street has frozen dinners better in quality. You do get a nice portion of food at a reasonable price and it would appear that is what is most important to Wisconsin natives; Otherwise they would not have the three stars on average… La Choy makes an equally tasty dinner and I wouldn’t feed that to a dog.

I would say that Feng’s falls somewhere on the middle. I have had better but I have had worse, but it is cheap so that always is a positive. Plus they always have $ 2, $ 3 or $ 5 off coupons. The delivery was quick the few times I have utilized their delivery service.
Once I put in an order in the afternoon to have ready at 7, when I was getting back to Waukesha. I received a phone call about an hour and a half after placing my online order, saying that my food had been sitting there for an hour and if I was coming to get it. After saying that I had put in the order to be made for 7 pm, they apologized and remade the order to be ready for when I originally said.
Overall, they have a medium-​large selection that is good and cheap.

It’s alright. The delivery was fast and the food was cheap. I have had better, but I have also had worse. Food was just lacking flavor. In a word; bland.

We always get delivery. Their light menu is wonderful; my favorite is chicken and broccoli with the sauce on the side. Their crab Rangoon is delicious and the General Taos too. It’s all around good food and nice delivery drivers if you can be patient with the kid on the phone taking your order you are sure to find one of the better Chinese food local joints.

The parking lot was almost empty yet everyone inside was working fiercely at the stoves and woks. Two people were almost constantly on the telephone taking orders. Point being, they move a lot of food so it is always fresh. Sometimes we eat in at the few tables they have and sometimes we take out. Each order is twice as much as most people can eat so we always have a second meal, making the price per meal reasonable. Not fancy if you want to eat in, but not bad either.

This is a great place for takeout but not too many tables for sit down though. I have yet to be disappointed, but then again I only get the General Tso, Crab Rangoon, and the Pork Fried Rice. They are so tasty that I can’t bring myself to order anything else.
Feng’s is my benchmark for all other takeout Chinese.

We get delivery from them every once in awhile. They are super fast and the food is always warm and delicious. I’d recommend them!

While I appreciate that Fengs does not use MSG, I have been sorely disappointed in the quality of the food the last two times we ate their food. The fried rice lacked flavor and was essentially rice with a few slices of chicken and some onions. he he only way to make it palatable was to season it myself. The cashew chicken was full of peanuts! My son has an airborne allergy to peanuts and this could have caused a medical emergency. There were more peanuts than cashews. I guess it is because peanuts cost less than cashews, but I ordered cashew chicken, not peanut chicken. The best part of the meal was the fortune cookie. Our family will no longer eat food from Fengs.

My colleague and I visited for lunch. They’re set up more for takeout than for eating in, although we were lucky enough to find a table. They have a nice variety of Thai and Chinese. I had the shrimp with lobster sauce along with an egg roll and wonton soup. My colleague had the noodle soup — - a huge bowl. Food was very tasty as there were at least 6 – 8 large shrimp.

Ordered the Mongolian Beef and Orange Chicken and it was okay not great. Will keep looking for our go to Chinese place

Ordered Dec 4, 2014 @ 110pm. Website ease (4). Menu Variety (4.5). Menu Prices (4). Delivery Charge (4). Delivered by promised time (2.5) — was delivered 10 minutes late. Presentation of food (5). Accuracy of order (5). Temperature (4). Taste of food (4.5). Courtesy of driver (4). Likely to return (5). Likely to recommend to others (5). On a personal note, my expectations were exceeded. Total average score of 4.6 of 5 stars.

Great for takeout. They are very speedy and have an excellent variety. Moo Goo Gai Pan was excellent!

Great Lunch menu! Very fast and usually delicious, but might want to order sweet and sour chicken only during lunch hours as by dinner tastes not right and we ordered on 5 separate occasions off dinner menu and tasted funny every time (like left out or spoiled chicken). That is the only item we have had a problem with everything else has been great!

After my second time eating at this establishment I felt that I was able to write an accurate review. The food is just okay. Both times I have ordered the food had been okay (with exception to the wanton soup– that is just terrible) but the delivery has been horrible. The forts time I scheduled a delivery and they showed up 30 minutes before I wanted, frustrating but I can deal with it. The second time they were 90 minutes past when they «scheduled» delivery. Bottom line is that food is okay but the delivery service stinks. I won’t be ordering from again.

We ordered from Feng’s during the Badger game this past weekend because we figured Chinese food is a little less popular than pizza or wings for basketball games and I was HUNGRY. When my meal was finished, I felt satisfied and happy for several reasons:
1. It only took 15 minutes for our entire order.
2. Their online system is a cinch, and you actually get a discount for using it!
3. They offer brown rice for an extra 50 cents. I LOVE brown rice and think it should be an option at every takeout restaurant.
Other things to note included the szechuan-​style bean curd that my boyfriend’s mom ordered, because it had fantastic flavor. Highly recommend that. I am trying to eat healthy for an upcoming race, and was very pleased with their «healthy» section on the menu. I ordered the chicken and broccoli w/​brown rice and it was scrumptious! Vegetables were steamed to perfection, with some crunch still left. I despise soggy veggies (who doesn’t?) so this was a huge plus. My boyfriend got his usual, Kung Pao chicken and seemed to like it (he mowed the whole thing in under 10 minutes).
Feng’s Kitchen beats King’s Wok. Yeah, I said it.

A co-​worker at our Pewaukee office recommend this place. There are 6 tables for dining in, but most business seems to be carry-​out. There were three carry-​out orders in the short time I was there.
I ordered a Szechuan Chicken lunch special ($ 5.75). The chicken was tender, the fried rice was moist with decent flavor, and the Szechuan sauce had a nice kick to it without being overwhelmingly spicy. Guys at the table next to me seemed to be a regular.
I don’t get out to Pewaukee often, and I prefer the Malaysian and SE Asian options at Mr. Wok, but if you’re in the mood for Chinese and you’re in the Pewaukee area, Feng’s is not a bad choice.