Holy Wong Chinese Take Out Restaurant

Pretty good for Chinese got the General Taos lunch special $ 5.50. Food came out fast. But the cooks changing out the toilet made me a little uneasy lol.

I love this take out Chinese. Cartons are always stuffed full and the it all tastes terrific.

Was expecting ‘meh’ food since I was just passing through, but I was pleasantly surprised. The General’s chicken had a good sauce and the meat quality was pretty good (certainly above average). The egg roll I had was very good, and I generally don’t really care about ‘em. The pork fried rice was good, too, though they don’t put peas or carrots in it. The inside was clean with a few tables.
It’s not a top notch, eat in 5 star Chinese restaurant, but it IS a dang good take out place with plenty fair pricing. If you’re in the area and wanting Chinese food, this is probably the best choice.

First time here… It’s like a typical Chinese restaurant, but lower scale, if that’s possible. The food is always the true test though… yet to be told…
The food was good. Not incredible, but probably a bit above average for a Chinese Restaurant.
Compared to the other places I’ve been in the Dunkirk/​Fredonia area, this one is a decent option for a quick lunch.

VEGAN REVIEW
This is delicious, hot, charming Chinese takeout, with little packets of soy and duck sauce and the whole shebang.
The fortune cookies were vegan. The Dwarf, Grinch, and I opened ours, ate the cookies, looked at the fortunes, were amused, etc. …
… until we looked over and saw the Hippie had put the whole cookie in his mouth. And was chewing.
After he extracted the fortune, mashed together with what used to be a fortune cookie, the only word he could make out was «loser.»
Other PROS:
— Delicious, hot, generously portioned.
— Canned baby corn with a texture that generously suggests its having once been a vegetative item.
— Broccoli heaven. SO MUCH broccoli. And enough tofu in the tofu dish we got that you will be okay on yr protein needs.
— Some really excellent portraits of a young member of the family on the wall, including a delightful montage of the little one dressed up as a mermaid.
— Fast fast fast.
— A very short walk from Lake Erie. Perhaps, if you live in Dunkirk, you do not care so much, but I cared. Quite a bit. Such a big lake!
CONS:
— Cash only, so come prepared, yo.
— Nothing we ordered was spicy, despite the enticing red lettering on the menu.

Their new standard is 15 minutes ticket time. Its still the best damn Chinese takeout around. Don’t bother sitting down to eat, unless you are in a rush to shovel it in your face.

It doesn’t get any better than the name.
This was my friends’ (but not my) go-​to place for Chinese Take-​Out. We even wrote a song about it on a drunken St. Patty’s Day Eve. It wasn’t my favorite of the… two…places to order from in the Dunkirk-​Fredonia area, only because my Pork Lo Mein would always have a puddle of grease and MSG at the bottom of the carton – not appealing. But the price was decent and we felt bad-​ass for going to one of the sketchier places of Dunkirk to get our orders.
I don’t live in Fredonia anymore, but if I did, you can be sure that I would be ordering, with my friends, from Holy Wong.