Debbie Wong

I ate lunch at the Debbie Wong buffet. The price is cheap for a buffet and the food was good. I don’t recommend being there right when the buffet opens as it seems it may be food from the day before. The second round of food was much better. The buffet is small but has a good variety and empty dishes are refilled quickly by the staff. Of the two Chinese places I ate at while working nearby, Debbie Wong was by far the better choice. There was one more local place but I was unable to try it during my time in the area. I will be sure to try the third next time I’m in town but I will also likely be returning here for the buffet.

The food is just average, not bad, the fried food is a little oily, atmosphere is ok. The service though is excellent and no question they have the best Scorpion bowls around !! Not a bad place to go to.

This is another place that has been around for a long time. Another place I eat when I come back to visit. Ordered the 007’s for appetizer and they was good. I ordered chicken with broccoli in garlic sauce, it had great flavor and a good size serving. It’s better then what I have had in Florida. Nice spice to it.

This place is legit. Love their food and I never come here without ordering a pineapple passion or mai tai: D

Best Service! Also best Chinese food in the area. The staff make great scorpion bowls and other mixed drinks. I have never been disappointed going to this well run establishment.

Debbie Wong has great food, in large portions, and that is inexpensive. You may find yourself enjoying it again for your next meal. The restaurant’s environment is relaxing with beautiful fish tanks throughout to watch while sipping your complementary green tea.

I’ve been to probably over a hundred Chinese places, nothing even comes close! Excellent food, excellent drinks, excellent service. We drive almost an hour to eat here. They also have a room in back for private parties or larger groups.

Can’t go wrong at the wanger

Quality food. Authentic atmosphere.

Fantastic! Food was outstanding, service attentive. First time trying this spot, normally we make the drive from Palmer to Wilbraham… who knew such great food was only a short drive away in Ware! We had the pu pu for two (3 in our party), subgum fried rice and chicken chow mein. The real highlights were the rice — loaded with fresh vegetables, the chicken wings — crispy and meaty, the crab rangoon, chicken fingers — lightly battered and the beef teryaki — amazing.
Traditional restaurant atmosphere that reminds me of my childhood. I was disappointed that it was so empty, but, Sunday night at 8pm and temperature of 5… go figure. Little off the beaten path, but, worth the trip down Route 32… a hidden gem one might say! The real surprise at the end, hot wash cloths for the table… most places out here don’t even provide a handi-wipe…fabulous old school touch! Grabbed a take-​out menu on the way out… we will be back!

this place was a childhood Go-​to: Unfortunately, when i was young this is what i thought all chinese food consisted of… ahaha Very americanized, and it has since closed multiple times for reasons i will leave out. i have been told that the food is still as good as before and the exterior sure is quite impressive!, Although do be careful not to order to much food! they give AMPLE servings!!!

This is the only, repeat only, Chinese restaurant with cool signage. That motif doesn’t find it’s way indoors but as noted in another review, the center booths have fish tanks that lend some entertainment.
My parents and I ordered the Sizzling Chicken, Sweet & Sour Chicken, and I think some other chicken dish (can’t get enough chicken) and to drink I ordered the coolest sounding drink ever, Doctor Funk, which I hear is common for Asian restaurants. Nonetheless, the drink brought the funk, in a good way.
I wasn’t impressed by the food but I didn’t expect anything out of this world. It wasn’t too spicy, it wasn’t too mild, but maybe a little too saucy. I’m not an expert on Asian cuisine so do give it a try and see for yourself.
The waitstaff, mainly older with the exception of a younger girl (who was getting hit on by someone she obviously wasn’t interested in), was great, very friendly and even came back by to correct information about a dish I had ordered when she told me it was something else originally.
Give them a try.

This is like the sweetest Chinese restaurant ever. The center booths are lined with giant fish tanks. The food itself isn’t like most Chinese food I’ve eaten. Definitely Americanized, that’s a given, but they have big pu pu platters and give those fried noodle chips before meals.