Wong’s Kitchen

Small place. Takeout or delivery only. Moved into the area and was hopeful to find a traditional Chinese restaurant in the neighborhood. Not to be. Ordered general tso chicken and beef lo mien. First the portion for price was tiny. Twenty dollars for two little boxes of food was not a pleasant way to start the meal. Lo mein was below average in quality. The chicken was greasy and not the traditional General tso darker thick sauce, rather a clear spicy sauce that was not what I wanted. The women taking the order is very kind. I have deleted this restaurant from my phone. That says it all.

Not good at all. First time trying there, and totally disappointed. Not a pjcky person at all. But those food was just nasty. I ordered General tsos chicken, sause was nasty, very very salty. And also ordered some fried rice, not good at all. Was too brown, tasted like nothing and rice were very hard. Definitely not going there again.

I really, really like this place because it’s cheap, delicious, and feels like the movies! So the first time I came here (2009) I was wary of this place because it looked dirty and etc. But when I went in it was nice and looked like the typical Chinese take out in the movies! So I usually order #4 (fried rice sweet and sour chicken) I also recommend getting your food spicy, and although it’s oily like every other authentic Chinese it’s SOOOO GOOD. And if I remember it’s been around from 1983.

Finally! Some good, cheap, local, Chinese food. You wouldn’t think this would be tough to find on the easy side, but it sure is! Don’t let the looks of this place fool ya, the food is really good!!! Have been here a few times, and it’s consistently yummy.

lived here about 20 years and eaten numerous meals from Wongs. They are not overly exciting entrees but a good family dinner in a fairly quick time. I like their fried rice, but be sure to order the large or it comes in a pint. Wong’s is a good neighbor.

This place wasn’t amazing or anything, but for $ 8 and being 3 blocks from my house, it really was not bad at all. I ordered shrimp Lo Mein. The shrimp were just little salad shrimp, but there were plenty of them. In addition to the noodles and shrimp, there were onions, mushrooms and green onions. More veggies would have been nice, but like I said, $ 8. It was greasy like normal inexpensive Chinese usually is. The flavor was pretty good. The service was excellent and the very best part? The take out came in a traditional paper box and was packaged in a brown paper bag! No plastic or polystyrene! Yay!!! I complimented the very sweet lady and I encourage you to do so as well. Plastic and polystyrene suck! Cheap, decent, close to home, and eco-​friendly. Nice work, Wong’s Kitchen.
TAKE OUT ONLY!

Small take out place. Had 2 small tables and 4 chairs inside if you wanted to «eat-​in». I called in to order around 1:30pm. The chicken wings I ordered were heavily coated in breading and one was not fully cooked as it still oozed blood. Two of the chicken wings looked like nuggets, but turned out to be a cut drummet. The chicken w/​garlic sauce was good and was the most flavorful of the two. My only complaint was that the chicken was cut into large chunks. Mandarin Beef was meh. Had no flavor. Celery overpowered the dish and the cut of the beef was very chewy, must be a round cut… could have been leaner. Didn’t get sick or anything. Maybe I’ll try this place again. Maybe.