Wing Wan Kosher Restaurant

Great tasting Chinese food! Absolutely my favorite Chinese food place in the world ! One word delectable!!!

Good run of the mill Chinese food. A tad on pricey side.
I usually order for pickup, always ready in 5 to 10 minutes.
Great website.
They have a buffet some nights, never been.

The person which serve the food was nice lady and that is one star for, As for food was the worst food I ever had in chines kosher food we couldn’t eat that much of it. Place had some sort of smell as well. don’t go doesn’t worth it .go eat at a non kosher nice Chinese restaurant and enjoy it .in case G_​D ask why tell it was not good one around you didn’t have chose. anyway is last time I am going is up to u if u want go spend your $

Chinese food, its pretty alike everywhere, but in this place was pretty blend, no flavor at all. Staff are very nice, but there is a lack of flavor in its food. The best thing ive had there were the Dumplings and the Godzilla Roll was nice.

The Shredded Spicy Chicken was drenched in an unappetizing brown sauce; the Orange Flavored Beef was similarly drenched, but in a sauce with an «off» taste. In no other Chinese restaurant have I ever encountered anything of the sort. The breaded, stir-​fried chunks of beef (in the OFB) were days-​old-​stale, mushy, and most probably had never been crisp. The meat dumplings (appetizer) was oily, stale, with at least one bone particle embedded in the meat, and had a distinctly rancid taste.
We felt swindled paying the bill, about $ 85 including tax and tip, but preferred not to complain. The complaints would have been time-​consuming especially given the poor English and ostensibly low intelligence of the staff.
OTOH, the sushi was good, and the hot-​and-​sour soup was good (with delicious chicken slices floating inside, and unusually spicy!)
Wing Wan has been in operation for many years, 25 or more, and did (at one time) have a good reputation.
However, not only would we never ever ever return, but I would leave any party catered by Wing Wan Chinese Kitchen rather than risk my health or that of my family.

Typical Chinese food, I would give it a B. The place is no frills and there is downstairs seating that feels downstairs if you know what I mean. I guess you really don’t go here for the ambiance but if you are just looking for your Chinese food fix this place will pass.

I came here for a party so my reviews reflects as such
they have their own parking lot
party was in the basement
food was set out before the guest of honor arrived
a big beautiful bowl of sushi
tuna, avocado, salmon all delish
typical Chinese fare all very tasty
service was snappy
no complaints

The moment we walked in and saw that he cashier /​waiter was wearing totally filthy clothing I should have known to just turn around and go out. Ordered the hot and sour soup it was like a bowl of mucus. The texture was so off putting. The chicken in garlic sauce was also coated in slime. It’s just a shame. The chef must rally enjoy corn starch cause the food was so thick and slimy. I enjoyed the rice. Gave it two stars cause the little old man sitting in the corner checking scallions just melted my heart.

Very clean, very good food but poor service. Not enough staff for a Kosher All You Can Eat Chinese Food Buffet. Not only do they not deliver but they are rude over the phone. Invest in a second cash register and 1 person should do the take out orders. 25 min actually meant an hour. No names are taken everyone is a number. Amy is nasty and SHOULD NOT be in charged of the phones, register or deal with people. Will I go back? Of course, food is great and clean enough to enjoy.

Excellent Kosher Chinese food.

I had take out from Wing Wan the other night. The meal was on par with the typical Long Island quick-​Chinese food establishments. I commend the restaurant owners for such a vast menu that is also kosher. Given a choice between this place and the kosher Chinese restaurant in Great Neck, I would take the one in Great Neck in a heartbeat. However Wing Wan is fine if you’re in the area.

Kosher Chinese dining in the middle of West Hempstead. I’ve been eating at Wing Wan and carrying out for 15+ years now. Decent food, good service. Not elegant, but acceptable. They also have a downstairs that they use for parties and such, and a Sunday all you can eat deal. And they have sushi that is pretty good.

We’ve been eating at Wing Wan for years… even before it was at its current location. They catered food for parties for my family and I even had my mom’s 80^th birthday party in their downstairs party room. The food is really good. There’s alot of it, and it’s inexpensive. Their salmon sushi is the best!

So, if you aren’t either someone who keeps Kosher or someone eating with someone who keeps Kosher, you should keep looking for a place to fulfill your Chinese food needs. Growing up with a Kosher-​keeping mom and sister, but not being Kosher myself, I can confidently say that Wing Wan’s food is perfectly acceptable, but just isn’t going to measure up to the best of the non-​Kosher options out there. That said, I’ve always been impressed that they manage to make it as good as it is.