Wing Wah Restaurant

Above average Chinese Restaurant, best Chinese food in the area in my opinion. Great customer satisfaction and the delivery time is as fast as it gets.

I love Wing Wah. Its Queens’ Chinese food at its best. The owners are lovely. will work with with you and change a recipe to suit your tastes. Delivery is fast.

I love this place. They give you a lot of meat and it’s delicious and the food seems fresh!

We’ve been ordering from Wing Wah for many years. It is a simple and safe Chinese take out. Beef and broccoli with garlic sauce is my family’s favorite. Fried Chicken wings are fresh, juicy and delicious. Much better than the wings from the chain restaurants. Their food is less salty and less greasy. Not over doing the sauce. Staff is friendly.

Rubbery chicken and watery sauce. Not recommended.

My kids like the chicken wings and beef with broccoli. I often order these two dishes to my kids when I don’t want to cook dinner.

Standard operating procedure from door to counter. One large photo of an indescript location with flowing water and a series of washed out colored flowers adorn the far wall. Oddly, these pictures never engage my appetite nor do the pictures of the food above the counter area. The hard plastic photos some customers stare at for exorbitant amounts if time, like moths do to a light source.
Bypassing the illuminati if signage and the white menu the size of a seat cushion, pencils stuck in a jar of rice awaiting their toil, always keeps me from ordering rice.
Beef Chow Fun, add a dollar of extra beef (whether they do or not is anybody’s guess) and a quart of Hot & Sour soup. Neither if these choices were very good, nor very unappealing.
At 10:20 at night when your tummy us growling and your only option on Metropolitan is the golden arches, its a relatively safe bet.

My last order was sesame chicken white meat only. It was terrible w flattened chicken thigh heavily breaded and a sauce that was as bad as it gets. Their Hot Sour soup is watery and has no hot or sour, really sucks. The scallion pancakes were awful. i used to get the Chinese version of fast food and it was fine (sweet and sour chicken or lemon chicken. I am beyond dissapointed and I promise you I am not a fussy foody. Just wanted something decent in place of cooking.

I have been ordering here for over 15 years. There are many Chinese takeout restaurants but I always come back to this place. I base all others places off them. Awesome, nice, generous, and delicious!

Great portion size, amazing taste! Always fast for pickup and delivery.
Definitely recommend chicken and broccoli, general tso chicken, and their fried rice.

Food ok, price ok

This has been my favorite Chinese takeout spot for many years now. Their menu consists of the usual Americanized Chinese takeout food but I find it to be less greasy than other takeout places. My favorite thing to order there is the hot and sour soup, it’s very flavorful. They have combo platters that I order all the time, they’re a great deal as you get a dish with rice and a soup for less than $ 10. If you order more than $ 10 worth of food, they throw in a can of soda for free.
Delivery is pretty quick but expect to wait a little longer for your food if you’re calling on a night with bad weather. Everyone is probably ordering delivery at the same time as you!
I’ve moved out of their delivery area twice in the past two years but I still order takeout from here whenever I’m in the area. It’s THAT good!

We have been ordering from this place for years. Cheap and delicious. Love the chicken wings, sesame chicken and shrimp w lobster sauce. Nice people too.

I’m not one to order Chinese takeout when I can just make REAL Chinese food at home but since there are no Asian supermarkets around metropolitan or any Authentic Chinese around here, Wing Wah is a cheap, fast and not so bad choice. I’ve tried their chicken lo Mein, kungpao chicken and egg drop soup. It’s nothing to write home about but not bad, super cheap and super fast.

been going here for a long time. the food’s pretty good.

Look, I’ll keep this short and sweet. It’s a hole in the wall chinese joint that has basically the same menu as a number of hole in the wall chinese joints. It’s pretty cheap, they deliver, and it’s greasy. It’s utilitarian and serves a specific function. If you are ordering chinese for a dinner party, you probably should order from somewhere else. If you want decent and cheap chinese, instead of slaving over a hot stove, this is as good as it gets on Metropolitan. 3.75 for a fried half chicken, 1.00 for an order of rice and hot and sour soup at 1.25 = complete dinner at 6 bucks.

pretty standard take out I go there almost once a week very inexpensive

I often eat this place because its one of the few restaurants that deliver to my house in the area. However the food is often surprising comparative to the Chinese food I’ve had. I had cold sesame noodles and they seemed to have some sort of peanut sauce on them (see unexpected. good? not sure). Their chow fun is greasy. Their soup is very thick with cornstarch. Their food seems Americanized and lacks something authentic that I usually can find in Flushing but its good for delivery especially when you’re surrounded by walls of snow.

I have finally found a local Chinese takeout hat has great food!
Anyone who has read my reviews of the local Chinese take out places I tried know that its slim pickens in Rego Park/​Forest ills for good Chinese delivery/​takeout.
I passed this place a few times on Metropolitan Ave and never gave it a second glance until recently. It was getting desperate for me because I love Chinese takeout and was avoiding ordering it unless I felt like getting in the car and driving to Ho Wan.
My wife and I gave them a shot last night and it was fantastic. I ordered the steamed dumplings and they were much better than any of the places around here, even better than Ho Wan’s IMHO. I got a Shrimp w/​Lobster sauce combo and my wife a Generals Chicken combo. As well as some fried wontons.
The dumpling sauce was great not watery but not super thick. It clung very nicely to the dumplings and tasted delicious. The sauce with the fried wontons was a basic sweet and sour sauce but not super thin like so many places are making it lately.
The shrimp in the lobster sauce were tasty and tasted fresh and no gross veiny stuff on them like East meets West had every time I ordered from them. The Generals chicken was great as well, a bit different than the generic taste it seems most takeouts are serving up.
It was so good I ordered it again tonight and had sweet and sour chicken which was also good. Nothing out of the ordinary but good and the sauce made it stand above any other places locally.
Overall if youre picky about Chinese takeout and live in the Rego Park/​Forest Hills/​Middle Village area give this place a shot!