This place was awesome!! Best Chinese food I've had in a while. Made fresh and made quick! The king pao chicken was delish! The sesame chicken was a close second. Service was friendly and fast! Plenty of room for large or small parties and an amazing picture in the wall!! read more

Loved the food! Great friendly service and staff, relaxing sitting, quiet. Will definitely be coming back. read more

Chef Wang - 9. Mongolian Beef and A1. Orange Chicken, delicious! Love the portion sizes, great taste, friendly staff. Will definitely be coming back! - Chinese Near Me - Dallas, Texas

Gotta love this place! They are one of the few downtown "underground" restaurants that have remain consistent! I mean the quality of food was just as good yesterday as when I had it for the first time in July 2015. The customer service is always top tier as well! read more

Chef Wang's is a must-visit spot in Dallas for authentic Chinese food. The flavors are bold, the dishes are freshly made, and everything comes out hot and satisfying. Portions are generous, service is quick and friendly, and it's the kind of place you'll keep coming back to when you want something comforting and full of flavor. read more

Great location in downtown Dallas it's hard to find since it's in the basement of a building but the food was good. Very hot and fresh and the portion was great and it was only $12. I would recommend this location read more

Chef Wang - Beef Fried Rice - Chinese Near Me - Dallas, Texas

Food is great and freshly made. Been going here for years. I always get the Mongolian beef.

I used to go to school at El Centro College, as well as working there. Used to frequent Chef Wang 2-3 times a week. I live downtown now, and I still go, 26 years later. Same owners, and I've watched as the kids have grown up. They downsized the menu a few years ago, but the food is still a big favorite. Wang's Beef is my go-to. It's quiet, quick, and they have fish tanks. Pics are from several visits. read more

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They're always consistent. I got the combo lo mein(spicy). Great flavor and noodles to meat ratio.

Great food and price. Tucked away great for a fast and filling lunch if you work or live by. I love the wangs beef. Also the cheese rangoons are top tier. read more

Great downtown staple for orange chicken. Quick, efficient and friendly service. I definitely would recommend a stop by if you're in the mood for such during the week. read more

I ordered the Mongolian beef with white rice. Great flavor. A bit of heat to the food but doesn't burn like you swallowed lava. Was perfect. Staff is very friendly. Decor is nice. Place was clean and tidy. read more

Chef Wang - a plate of rice, beef and onions - Chinese Near Me - Dallas, Texas

Quaint little place in Dallas, nice to walk over for lunch. Food was fresh & hot, will definitely return!

Although I have worked in downtown Dallas for years, I never knew about this until coworkers told me that I have to try it. I had the Kung Pao Beef $12.89 and it was delicious. Great flavor, good portion and still piping hot after my 10 minute walk from the office. A bit hard to find but its in between Westin and Bank of America on the floor below the street. Nice people who crank out great food, self serve bagging and its like eating in a NYC chinese restaurant...great food no frills. Will come again! read more

Started my search for the best Lomein in Texas and it has brought me here. Small Chinese restaurant inside the tunnels with a view of the hotel and pavilion building. Ordered a Orange Chicken with fried rice and vegetable lomein... I was questioned why I wanted to order both..? (" Ordered the orange chicken Incase the lomein was un-edible. ") Well here's the verdict. The lomein is pretty good. It's not the best, but compared to others in walking distance it's actually pretty good. The orange chicken is really good, not so much as sweet but has a pretty good spice level to it. White meat chicken and not overly crispy. The fried rice was a disappointment, you can't even call it fried rice. it was more or less just a cooked brown ish rice. The egg roll is also just okay and not great. read more

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The food is terrible. It is sweet with no favor which is very wired. It service is just like the food lazy. Do not waste your time coming here. read more

Chef Wang - Wang shrimp - Chinese Near Me - Dallas, Texas

Pretty good lunch place to grab a quick bite. I had the orange chicken and it was prepared quickly. Everyone was friendly and seemed like quite a few people frequent this location for lunch. The serving size was just right for lunch. I'll be coming back every now and then to have a quick meal. read more

Chef Wang - A1. Orange Chicken - Chinese Near Me - Dallas, Texas

Yummy food, decent pricing, clean and decorated to theme. Also, the aquarium is lovely to see. Kind staff...convenient location, too. Great view while dining in. read more

Chef Wang - C1. Wang's Chicken and 2 Crab Rangoon Wonton - Chinese Near Me - Dallas, Texas

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Food is not bad, American Chinese food standard. Just take note that there is no restroom found in the building. Beware!

Great hidden little gem downtown (literally)! The food is always good and the owners are always nice and friendly. I love coming here for Chinese food! Highly recommend! read more

Arrived for lunch 09/17/2020. Sign says opens at 10:45 am. I waited past 11 am but no sign of opening/ operating. See pics. read more

Chef Wang - No sign of life past 11 am on Thursday. - Chinese Near Me - Dallas, Texas

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One of my favorite workweek, lunch spots in downtown Dallas and a great spot for fast, cheap, delicious Chinese food. Now, reading some of the other reviews, apparently some expected this to be higher-end dining - This is not that place. This is your standard, small staff, order off the menu, pay and get out of the way, quick order turnaround spot. Order at the counter up front where the line gets long around noon, stand and wait for them to call your dishes name (this is where it would help to have an order number or some better way to identify the order), then grab your plate or to go box, and seat yourself. It's a little crowded in the seating area which can be hard to navigate when you're ready to leave, but overall it's a clean space to dine. Broccoli beef, Shrimp and chicken in Hunan style, and Wang's chicken are three of my favorites. All dishes are well sauced and come with rice (white, brown, or "fried" which is not a vegetable fried rice). Fountain drinks, tea, and water are available and there is a little sauce bar to load up on sweet and sour, spicy mustard, and sriracha sauce. I always enjoy coming here and will continue to keep Chef Wang in the weekly lunch option rotation. read more

I have a confession. I grew up on cheap Chinese food. You know the kind, drowning in sauce and MSG. Well, I may have grown up a little but I still have a weakness for cheap Chinese food but limit that to maybe once a year or less! Chef Wang is no exception. Cash only and a limited menu with daily specials on the chalkboard. It is in an underground plaza area where many of those old restaurants are no longer there. It was rainy and not crowded so we walked right up to order, grabbed our utensils and drinks and found a spot. My hubby got the Chicken Chow Mein, with fried rice, which looked okay but also included broccoli. I got the Broccoli Beef with steamed rice. The beef was tender and I liked dipping it in the hot mustard sauce. The broccoli was perfectly crunchy, not overcooked at all. My rice nice and fluffy. I hadn't been here in so long that I'd forgotten that I usually get the sauce on the side. So much sauce. Still, I ate most of it and liked it. My tongue feeling like it's been over-salted, like a snail that someone poured salt over. That's what makes me suspect MSG- especially since there was not a sign that said no MSG is used. We did get a free fortune cookie out of the deal, regularly $10 each. But, my hubby said it was not crisp at all. So, forgo the fortune cookie, get your sauce on the side and maybe you will be able to make the most out of your visit! read more

This place is your run of the mill Americanized Chinese place. I went here with my team for lunch today, and it was more underwhelming than I expected. I got the broccoli and beef with fried rice, and it was mediocre at best. The broccoli wasn't cleaned properly and still had dirt on it. The rice was hard to chew and wasn't even actual fried rice - they just put soy sauce in it. Would not recommend, just go to the closest Panda Express for Americanized Chinese food where the vegetables are actually cleaned. read more

Chef Wang - Chinese Near Me - Dallas, Texas

Definitely my go to spot for when I am craving Chinese food for lunch. I usually order the Szechuan chicken with steamed rice. The food always comes out fast and hot. It is also a large portion and under 9$. I like that I NEVER have weird or fatty or chewy pieces of meat. read more

I love this place. I used to work downtown and this was my favorite meal. Now, I only drive into downtown for lunch to grab Chef Wang. I love it. Thank you for such wonderful food and service. read more

Wang. Wang. Don't you just love how Wang just rolls off your tongue? Everytime I hear it, I think of soundbyte of George Takei that they play on Stern. That one and then the "Balloon Knot" clip too. Chef Wang rocks. It's located downstairs at One Main Place adjacent to to open air plaza that's down below the street. Tip #1- They only take cash. You order your entree at the front counter and make your way down a short line to a pickup window. The "chefs" (not Wang, maybe Chef Martinez) are cooking your food. If you're tall enough, you can watch them do it, but otherwise you just see the tops of their heads. The selection is typical chinese restaurant fair. Sweet & Sour, Moo Goo Gai Pan, Broccoli chicken, etc. I had a combo fried rice and it really was the best fried rice I've had since moving here to TX. The best I've ever had was at a chinese place I worked in during college in Bossier City LA. Yep, Bossier City LA. The fried rice here is close to perfect. Oily enough where the rice doesn't clump together, the rice was PERFECTLY cooked for fried rice--not mushy or starchy, but soft enough where it's just under al dente. The vegetables were cooked al dente (carrots & peas). The shrimp was super fresh. Not a hint of fishy or of that weird ozone taste you get with some shrimp dishes at lesser Chinese restaurants. Tip #2-Ask for your drink in a to-go cup. It doesn't cost any extra and you can top off your beverage before you fight off the Morlocks on your way back to the surface. My coworkers had the Broccoli Chicken and the Orange Chicken. I can't attest to the taste (which they said was very good), but it sure looked good. The place is certainly no nonsense. It's glass fronted with plain white walls. The tables are food court type tables. From what I hear, most days their is a line out the door and down the hall, however they're really efficient at clearing out even the longest lines within 5-10 minutes. Mmmm, Wang. read more

Working in downtown Dallas, Chef Wang is on our semi-regular rotation (mostly in cooler months, as it is a bit of a walk). As you may have read elsewhere, it is not the kind of place you would casually pass by--it's below street level and in a hallway between several buildings. This place is not much on ambiance or decor--you get in line, order your meal, and mill around waiting for your lunch. You can admire the sole decorative feature--the fish tank. However, it is quick, and the food is filling and made to order. I usually get the Wang's Chicken (sauteed white meat chicken with veggies in a brown sauce), which I order "spicy" (they will customize the spiciness on any dish), which comes with your choice of brown or white rice, and a deep fried chip. $8.95 including tax, and it fills the plate. My colleague got the sesame chicken, which is breaded and fried. It also is a large portion. The two cooks (plus expediter) work behind a divider at a row of woks to make my lunch to my specification. They are usually pretty quick at turning out the food, although beware of unseen takeout orders which can slow you down. There is a drinks dispenser and ample seating. Again, nothing fancy, but a delicious meal. And, it comes out HOT! read more

As far as chiness food downtown dallas goes, this is my favorite place to eat. The Chicken and green bean dish is a favorite of mine and always fresh. I have never had a bad experience here. I also enjoy the cashew chicken. You usually get more than enough to eat, and an take home your leftovers for a late night snack or even eat it the next day for lunch. This place has been downtown for many years and pretty consistent as far as food quality and taste. Way to go Chef Wang. read more

Chef Wang - Chinese Near Me - Dallas, Texas

This place is spectacularly difficult to find for someone unfamiliar with downtown. Wang also has business hours that cater to the building it is housed in, so good luck if you don't work or live downtown. The staff was personable and aimed to please. I enjoyed the food, though I didn't think that it was worth the expedition of frantically searching through plazas and building floors only to arrive with 15 minutes to spare for take-away. If you work or live near Chef Wang, bully for you - this place is pretty good. I think that most people would have a hard time justifying the search or making the effort to get in during business hours. It's basically not for you if you don't work nearby. read more

My hubby and I have eaten here for over 15 years. I don't work in downtown Dallas but I make it a point to stop by when I am craving great Chinese food. My favorite is beef lo mein. My husband enjoys bell pepper chicken. Beef and chicken broccoli is amazing with generous portions. Veggies are cooked to perfection with great flavor. You can't go wrong. The owners are very nice and make sure your order is perfect. Try it you won't regret it. read more

Chef Wang - Best Chinese food ever. - Chinese Near Me - Dallas, Texas

Excellent Chinese food at great prices. They are always fast and the order is always accurate. The restaurant is not street level. You must enter the Westin hotel (One main place), the Bank of America Plaza, or the Renaissance Tower and go to the lower level. The location is in between all three buildings. My favorites: Combination Fried Rice Wangs Chicken Sesame Chicke, extra spicy. read more

The location is a bit hard to find since it's underground at the Main One building. Other than that, the food is fantastic. The prices are great and you get a large amount of food. I walked in and ordered my food and had it in less than five minutes, but it was hot and tasted fresh. Bonus points for their cichlid aquarium! read more

This review is more or less for those who either live or work in Downtown Dallas. Because otherwise, you likely won't ever eat at Chef Wang. Which to be honest, is pretty unfortunate. Chef Wang is the Chinese Hot Spot that all of your coworkers will claim they found! It's a divey little place which makes it feel a bit more special to the community. The food is prepared as you order it and you can stand by and watch as they plate it if that's your thing. I believe the last time I went there they had started to let people pay via Credit Card so that should help their business some as it was a cash only place before. It gets packed around lunch time so it's best if you make your way over around 11:15-11:30. This will help you ensure that you won't have to wait too long for your food and that you'll have a seat. The prices are pretty fair and the man who owns it is typically the man taking your order. Thus, you can expect great customer service when you're making your order. My only complaint is that the spot needs more seating when you consider how many customers they get. But with that said, it is a dive type of establishment and they do make the best of the space they've got. There are tables outside of the restaurant in the courtyard for outdoor seating. Read This: Chef Wang is an underground establishment, meaning you'll have to enter another building and go underground to reach it. Your two best options would be to enter either the Bank of America building or Thanksgiving Tower. If you don't know which buildings those are, look for either the Bank of America sign for the BOA Building or the Glass Pyramid next to the Thanksgiving Tower. Then proceed underground and the hallway will lead you right by Chef Wang. If you think you may have passed it, look for the court yard surrounded by glass windows. read more

This is typically American-Chinese food, and if you are a Chinese student who want to find flavor of home, never go to this place. By the way, the soda here is made by soda powder mixed with water and it tastes like soda water. read more

Great food and service, a little hard to find but well worth it and the seafood was very fresh. THEY DO TAKE CREDIT CARDS

Been going here for the last 10 years with my dad. I love this place. Clean, cheap, made to order Chinese food. Plenty of clean places to eat there. Without fail, I'm there at least once a week for lunch. read more

Look guys, it ain't gourmet. But it is good solid food at a fair price and as reliable as can be. Wouldn't eat here every day but always keep it in mind when on this end of downtown. read more

I don't understand why some people are hating on Chef Wang's. Been coming here for years, food is made fresh and is AMAZING! The owners are also extremely nice, and are always trying to give customers the best experience. Will continue to come here as long as possible! The only thing I can complain about is the location, Chef Wang's is truly a hidden gem! read more

I LOVE CHEF WANG! Their chicken friend rice and egg rolls are hands down the best. Not to mention, the prices are incredible. Granted, they only accept cash, but it is definitely worth it. I always take clients and co-workers from out of town to this little hidden gem, and they always walking away praising the food. It is very tricky to find the place, but once you find it you will never forget where it is and how to get there. They have a wide variety of food on the menu, but you can also order things off the menu ;) read more

The Short Version: Greasy Chinese standards with quality similar to what you get at a buffet This place is really popular and I can not figure out why. Maybe because there are so few Chinese places in downtown Dallas. I may be over critical because I live in Richardson which has a great Asian community and good Chinese restaurants. They have all the standard Chinese menu items and a few special items. If you pay a little extra you can get a drink and some fried wonton wrapper triangle that they call a wonton. Pack you wallet because they only take cash. read more