Wong’s Restaurant

The good: As others have said the egg rolls are the best you will find. Same for the fried rice. Prices are reasonable with lunch specials each day.
The bad: pretty much everything else… At first glance you will notice the dull interior. After waiting to be seated the waitress looked up and said sit anywhere. She clearly did not want to be at work. Another reviews comment that «one of the waitress’s looked like she was on drugs» is spot on. The restrooms are bad enough that multiple members of our party commented that there is no way it could be up to code. The regulars here are all elderly, and as a group of «outsiders» the entire experience was awkard at best. No refills on beverages. Food other than the egg rolls and rice was luke warm. The list goes on…
Bottom line: If you are looking for the best egg rolls and fried rice in the area, get take out from here. Any other food choices have consistently underperformed and the entire dine in experience is just sketchy.

The absolute best egg rolls I have ever had. My family has been coming to Wongs for decades. The service leaves something to be desired at times but their egg rolls and hot & sour soup makes up for it.

Our waitress didn’t want to be here. Don’t think we’ll be back. Food was ok, not great.

After seeing the reviews on here I thought we had a good pick, however, I was less than satisfied. I’m not one to complain and I really try to be optimistic. The atmosphere was dull. And as one said the population was mostly elderly. The service was awful, our waitress acted like she was on drugs. There was no life to her and when I had a hard time choosing what to order she was pissy. She forgot a good chunk of our order and almost spilled hot egg drop soup on a child in our group because she was not paying attention, TWICE! I was less than impressed with the food. It wasn’t terrible but we have had much better. At least we were surrounded by good company in our group to make it all worth it.

This place was pretty good, but we probably wouldn’t go out of our way to go again. My husband had the Kungpow chicken with fried rice, an egg roll and egg drop soup, and I had the Sweet and sour pork with the same trimmings as my hubby. Mine was OK, the dumplings (I don’t know what else to call them) were like pork chop bits wrapped in doughnut, and the sauce was sweet but kind of indifferent, it was not very flavorful. The Kungpow chickens’ sauce was very good, but there were only 3 chunks of chicken in it (literally), so about 2 cups of chopped onions and peppers, and 3 small chunks of chicken. The fried rice I liked very much, and the soup and egg rolls were both good. The staff was very friendly and quick, our food came quickly and was nice and hot, overall, it’s not a bad place, and maybe the dinner options are a little better. The prices were cheap and the food was acceptable, just not fantastic.

We came to Wong’s with high expectations and having heard only the best reviews. The food was very authentic, so we had a hard time knowing all they had to offer. Service was average and population seemed mostly elderly. Wish they would’ve been more helpful with the menu.

Excellent food and great service. One of the best restaurants in Warsaw, and the best egg rolls around.

Best Chinese restaurant in town. Food are cooked in a healthy way, not oily at all! Tastes are very authentic! I ordered pork and beef fried rice, fantastic!