King Wong Chinese Food

We dined in. Got a couple dinner combos, and I got a small soup. The woman who served us said that for Chinese New Year she would give my bf a soup too and we’d also get a couple free egg rolls. Since the dinner combo came with egg rolls I wasn’t sure if we’d get those. Sure enough when out plates came we got and extra egg roll! Can’t argue with that!
The food was pretty tasty, service was very attentive. Would definitely eat here again!

Don’t judge a place by its outside look. :-). Food was pretty yummy!!! great prices great food. Quick service. Definitely would go back again.

Finally after living on this side of town over a year I have a Chinese place with hot fresh food made while I waited not sitting in a pot on the stove.
Quick friendly service. free drink and egg rolls etc
I am extremely happy I found them and will be back again in the near future.
They also have a huge delivery area.

I haven’t even tried the food yet… However, I placed my order over an hour and a half ago and still NO food. I was told over the phone it would be an hour. I provided my phone number, apparently it didn’t occur to anyone to call and give me an update if they got busy. I had to call them! I had to call about 20 or so times before anyone answered the phone and I called BOTH numbers listed. Then they put me on hold and told me it would be another 10 or so minutes. Ugh! At this point they don’t deserve any stars. I’m on a business trip and it’s been a long day, I was really looking forward to my wonton soup. :(

The food was disgusting. The chicken was rubbery, the sauce was completely bland, and it made me sick. Took like 2 – 3 bites and I had enough. Both my girlfriend and I ordered different items and they were both nasty. Waste of $ 30 just to give us stomach problems.

Will never eat here again. Staff argued with me about our order, they sent the wrong food. I have never had such bad customer service! WOW… The crab puffs dont have crab in them. the cheese wontons are all pork. I dont eat pork. The fried rice was mushy and gross. Who argues with a customer when they mess up their order. $ 28 of crap food.

This is our go to Chinese take out spot. We’ve actually never been to the physical location but the delivery has always hit the spot. They offer free wontons or egg rolls it seems almost every time and the house fried rice and orange chicken always hit the spot. I wouldn’t call it gourmet by any means but if you want standard Americanized-​Chinese food, this gets it done.

It was alright. Dirty inside… Cheap. 6.45 for rice, egg roll, cream cheese thing, chicken and vegetable. I probably won’t be going back there though.

Tried it for the first time and it’s delicious. Definetily will go back. The food was so good and they give out good portions. I recommend doing take out or delivery though as the place is kind of hectic to eat at

Very friendly staff. The food is your standard, run of the mill Americanized Chinese fare. Nothing incredibly special here. They serve decent portions for a great price (see the lunch specials). They even deliver! A really solid choice when you’re feeling Chinese takeout.
Note: Wong’s Chicken is equivalent to General Tso’s Chicken. I found this place because I wanted to find some really awesome General Tso’s Chicken after watching the «Search for General Tso» documentary on Netflix. Highly recommended for anyone interested in food history.

The portions were large and the food is tastey enough. But the place is grimmey and disgusting. I was quoted a time of 10 minutes and waited for 30 minutes inside the restaurant for my take-​out order. The man who was helping people seemed like he didnt know what was going on and his huge hairy gut was hanging out of the bottom of his tshirt the whole time. It almost made me lose my appetite. It was very unappealing. Tuck your shirt in, guy! If you are ordering from here, get delivery so you dont need to step foot in here. And allow some extra time…

Just fantastic.
I was in the area running an errand and decided to order takeout. Ordered the House Lo Mein, Beijing Style Chicken and pot stickers. The man on the other end of the line asked if I wanted free egg rolls. Do I want free egg rolls?! You bet your bottom dollar!
All of the food was simply delicious. In addition, it was very inexpensive considering the quality and amount of food. The owner is a cute little woman who is extremely nice and humble.
The next time I am in this area, I will order takeout again.

Just what I needed, good Chinese food. Not a chain. I had the large bowl of wonton soup which had veggies and shrimp mixed in. It was large enough for two of us to share. Then we topped with chicken with veggies and it was good. Glad we found this place in Phoenix. You know only a few hours from the Pacific Ocean. :)

I don’t like Chinese food but I LOVE this place! King Wong has the yummiest, homemade and authentic Chinese food. Everything from their crab puffs, soups to main dishes are divine. The employees and are so sweet and kind which just adds to the experience. I highly recommend this place!

Can’t say enough good things about this place. Order from here every other Friday to get my families Chinese fix on. They are always quick, affordable and super-​polite and courteous. Can’t remember a time I ever had a bad experience here!
If you want to clear your sinuses — ask for the homemade hot mustard!

This is our go-​to take out Chinese place. They are super fast and have all the standard menu items. Their prices are cheap and still the food is good!
If you are looking for something other than a chain and just a simple take-​out/​delivery give King Wong a try.

I rated them a 1 because I wouldn’t order from them again. My experience was more «not good» than «bad.»
My order: Hot and Sour Soup, Chicken Fried Rice, Kung Pao Chicken, and WonTon Chips; it came with 2 free egg rolls.
Egg Rolls: I think they used the thickest, toughest leaves of the cabbage for these egg rolls; every bite was like biting into the part of the cabbage leaves that nobody wants.
Chicken Fried Rice: I tend to measure Chinese restaurants by the quality of this dish and each time I try a new place, it’s one of the things I always order. King Wong had what was probably the worst I have ever eaten. The chicken was dry and tough and had no flavor… and I don’t know how else to say it but it was like it was old.
Kung Pao Chicken: I think they used the same chicken as in the fried rice, dry, tough, and old. Aside from that, it was fine. That’s the best thing I can say about it.
WonTon Chips: I was actually quite tickled to see these on the menu because they’re like Chinese crack to me and I rarely see them offered. And even though I chowed on them like the had crack inside them, I was not oblivious to the fact that about half of them were considerably darker than the rest, suggesting that they had been fried, left out for a long time, and then fried again.
Hot and Sour Soup: The broth and that «kick» that I enjoy when eating this dish. Not much else to say about it.
I don’t want to discourage people from going here; the lady on the phone who took my order was very nice and conscientious and made absolutely certain that she had my order right, and they did deliver the food faster than the 45 minutes they had suggested would be required. For me, however, the bottom line with a restaurant is the food, and while i really wanted to be happy with it, every bite was a mouthful of disappointment.

When I see reviewers giving this place an aggregate 4 stars I am reminded of why Unilocal is somewhat unreliable. I mean no disrespect to anyone but this place is no where near worthy of that rating.
I live in the area and I have eaten there on purpose twice, and have had friends and neighbors feed me their food a couple more times. At BEST, I would say the portions are generous for the price. If that is all that is required to get 4 stars, then so be it!
This food is not good, and that’s being kind.
Greasy, gloppy, gristly and nearly all the sauces taste alike. There’s basically three tastes here: salty, sugary salty and savory salty. Most dishes fit in there somewhere.
I’m a supporter of family-​run places, but I can’t support this one!
One star for generous portions of basically sub-​par food. If that’s your gig, I think you’ll like King Wong.

So my review is a little mixed because we have ordered from here many times and it is usually pretty decent. I would say we order take out from here at least once a week for myself and the hubby, we love Chinese food! I have had a few problems and normally they address them, but nothing major.
Yesterday I ordered the kung pao chicken and shrimp and two orders of crab puffs, it was around 20 $ with delivery and tip.
Now I open the box and find the contents to be about half empty and slopped over to one side, no problem, probably just moved around while driving, so I fork them back and they lay neatly in the box, now its just like half the box though. Normally the food is packed in there and you see a nice mix of chicken, shrimp and veggies! This time however, all I see is soppy brown liquid, a ton of veggies and 4 pieces of shrimp and about 10 pieces of the tiniest saddest chicken pieces ever! Yes, I actually counted them, that is how sad looking they were! Normally the pieces are about 2 – 3 inches and look like vibrant delicious food. These looked like ½ inch pieces that were left over from someone elses meal.
I called in and was put on the phone with manager, who after listening to my complaint, yelled at the kitchen staff in their own language, came back on the phone and Assured me that the kitchen made it properly, although I was staring at the evidence that they did not. After going back and forth with him and explaining that I have ordered this at least 20 times recently and I am Sure this is not what it is suppose to look like, he says and I quote
” I serve this many times today and no one complain only you «
Ok Great buddy, I dont care if you served it a billion times, I did not pay 20 $ to eat tiny veggies drenched in a bad sauce with someones left over chicken. So he tells me after arguing that Next time I order he will hook me up with 3 free shrimp, great, but uh what am I suppose to eat tonight for dinner, cause eating what appears to be someones left overs does not look appealing. He says Sorry I cant do anything for you, I wont send someone back.
So basically … If you’re OK with giving them money and NOT getting what you paid for, feel free to order from this place. I hate to give a bad review to a small family joint like this, but seriously if you have the audacity to tell me you Cannot give me something that I paid for because it is not convenient for you, well you officially lost our business.
TL:DR — Go somewhere else for your Chinese fix, their attitude and food is not worth it. To the «manager» have a slice of humble pie my dude, it wouldn’t hurt you, your food is not perfect and you can admit to making a mistake instead of alienating your customers over a few pieces of chicken and shrimp and calling them liars. Bad bad service.

So while looking for a local Chinese spot for take out I found respectable reviews for this spot. I have probably driven by it hundreds of times while going up 32^nd St. after passing McDowell but before Thomas but never payed any mind to it.
I gave it three stars and some easy fixes could make it four. To start the young woman answering the phone was friendly, smart and helpful. I told her I was on Unilocal looking at pictures of previous menus since the old website was dead (just submitted request for Unilocal mod to update). She told me the new site and helped me pick dishes and said food ready will be ready in less than ten minutes. When I get there it was ready but since they have only have two phone lines I had to wait 5 – 10 minutes until the card could be processed. The majority of the crew is Asian the manager/​owner looks to be something other than Asian, likely eastern European middle Eastern. He was taking an order and someone in house was talking on the other line so no way to have my payment go through. He apologized and thanked me for my patience.
Ordered Spicy chicken wings came with free egg rolls. Beijing style Hot & Sour Chichken and Mongolian Beef. Came out to about 20 bucks.
Wings appeared fried with very light batter and some type of chili sauce drizzled across the top. Though it doesnt sound exciting I would get it again. The egg rolls were big and even though they were free I wouldn’t mind paying for them next time. The chicken dish had like an orange chicken vibe more doughy not a lotta flavor. As you can see very generous portion but not my style. The mongolian beef had a good sauce and as you can see is mostly white onions shallots and beef. The beef was cooked right decent cut but I onions to beef ratio was opposite of what I expected.
I hope to find some new dishes to try that I like.