Ordered through DoorDash and got a quart of Wonton Soup because I am feeling under the weather. I…read moreswear I blinked and my order was here and to top it off the soup was delicious. I got 3 helpings out of the soup. Wonton to veggie to broth ratio was perfect. And the side crunchies to go with were great too. Fast, affordable, and freakin' good.

If I could give a negative review I would never before have I had schzwan chicken that was sweet…read moreand voila never mind the fact I had no idea how much celery could fit in a "quart" portion and a minimal amount of chicken her is the kicker I said NO MSG she heard and responded well MSG gives me a horrific headache and tends to make me sick ...... no need to be more graphic Ps Covid is over DO NOT WASTE YOUR TIME OR MONEY THIS PLACE IS VIAL

I am thrilled! I ordered a vegetarian dish that I wasn't totally happy with. I kindly expressed…read morethat to them and she made it right by suggesting another dish (Szechuan veggies) and it was amazing. Proper flavor, spicy and delicious. She simply wanted me to be happy, and that is exactly what she made me. I don't think I waited more than 7 minutes for either order. The fact that she made it right without feeling shame or embarrassment was amazing. I never set out to hurt anyone or complain for the sake of it. As a result of her willingness, I will come back again. This dish was amazing! Thank you!

Talk about a hidden gem! I found Wing Wah in Uber Eats, but I remember driving by the location on…read moremy way to the hotel for the night. The menu is extensive, and I ended up calling it in because I was so overwhelmed. The customer service was amazing, as the person who picked up had no issue walking me through the menu. I ordered the broccoli beef which comes with a side of fried rice, and some general tso chicken with shrimp fried rice. I also got a couple of egg rolls, and crab rangoons. When I tell you that I had enough leftovers for 3 days?! I'm not exaggerating! And it was so tasty and piping hot when I got it! I made sure to separate everything into containers so that I could eat it for lunch and dinner. Total came out to about $50 including the tip, and this was definitely worth way more than that!

Best place to go has a wait but wait the wait food is amazing they remember you tamale care or you…read moreI've even got extra after they know you love this place I'm 8324

A "local favorite", for some unknown reason…read more 1) Tried to talk me out of ordering what i ordered, General Tsao's Tofu. "You sure you don't want chicken instead? Because for tofu we have to heat the oil in the fryer..." Like .... "Huh? What? Yeah, I'm sure." Honestly never had this experience before. I would think heating up the fryer is all in a day's work; and it was about 6 PM. No way was I the first person that day to order a fried dish. You don't wanna heat the fryer?! Nobody's forcing you to run this horrible restaurant! 2) General Tsao's has a lot of sauce. They packaged it in the cheap Styrofoam type of container. Of course I took precautions to have it not spill on the drive home. Of course it leaked all over, anyway. And I know they at least have the soup containers. They could have packaged the sauce separately. But no, too stingy. Literally did not want to spend an extra 25 cents to give a better customer experience. 3) The dish wasn't even what I ordered! It was Sweet and Sour, not General Tsao's. 4) It wasn't even good! 5) Before I served it, I rinsed off the container and everything else in the bag, so I didn't get sauce all over my self, my kitchen, my whole house honestly. Later when I went to eat the fortune cookies, one was soggy. So, there had been a hole in the wrapper before I even tried to open it. Great. I wonder what else is going on in their kitchen. Of course everything that enters the restaurant is brought in through the dirty alley... 6) ***NEXT DAY: DIARRHEA.*** ..........Thanks! 7) Much of this might have been avoided if they weren't still milking the whole "no dine-in", since COVID. I'm not about to turn around and go complain after I already drove home with the food. That's why they don't want you in the dining room. If nothing else, all the money they're saving, could go to buy the better containers. (I mean... they have a lot fewer dishes to wash, right? Assuming they even did that.) 8) What about explaining the problems with my meal over the phone, though? Well, first of all, I was hungry; I wanted to eat, not call Customer Service. But also, here's a scene from the "director's cut" version of the review... ;) While waiting for my food, I got to listen to the hostess talking on speakerphone to someone who was trying to order carry-out. She was trying to explain that if they came in to order, they would get more chicken, and fewer veggies. Seriously for 10 mins she's trying to explain it. Well, not really *explain*; more like she was just saying it over and over. Honestly it sounded like somehow the chicken would magically turn into vegetables, if they placed their order over the phone, but that wouldn't happen if they came in to order the carry-out in person. (Don't ask. I don't get it either!!) Finally the caller just gave up, and said she'd come in. (WHY?!) When the hostess got off the phone, she explained to the people in the lobby "she no understand". By the looks exchanged among us customers, I'm pretty sure none of us understood, either. So, trying to explain my situation, over the phone, and having to deal w/ a comprehension and communication gap like that? *Don't forget they didn't even want to cook my food in the first place!* No, I think it would be healthier for me to just chug a whole bottle of MSG.

service was good. Carry out only so the place isn't set for dine in. The food was decent...sweet &…read moresour wasn't too flavorful. fried shrimp was really yummy though. Crab rangoon's were alright. Would get the shrimp again.

Stopped in to grab lunch, got a shrimp lo mein- regular size and it was a great size for the price…read moreand delicious. The service was fairly quick and the menu very extensive. the interior has dining spots but it's more of a grab and go spot. The crab ragoons were pretty good too! Not a bad stop.

I've been going to this place over 15 yrs. and the food is always delicious! Very reasonable as…read morewell.

The server was nice and kindly explained answered to my questions…read more I got shrimp fried rice. Good size shrimps but no other ingredients just plain fried rice, shrimp and egg. It has space to dine-in but it's not available to dine-in.

The food is excellent. Whether you dine in or you carry out…read more However, you should be told that there is a fee to use a debit or credit card! And you should be able to get a receipt. I think that would be good . Last time I was in, they could not give me a receipt, and the amount that he told me was almost 3 dollars more when it came through my debit card in my bank! Not acceptable in my book.

So disappointed with Wong's Garden tonight…read more I hadn't had Chinese food in months and was really craving it, so naturally I went back to what had always been my go-to spot for sesame chicken and General Tso's chicken. One of the things I always loved about Wong's Garden was that their chicken had that wonderful deep-fried crispiness that held up even after getting it home and throughout the meal. I also appreciated that their egg rolls were filled with bean sprouts rather than being packed with cabbage. Tonight, unfortunately, was a completely different experience. We ordered sesame chicken, a General Tso's combination dinner, vegetable lo mein, a pint each of egg drop and hot and sour soup, and crab wontons. After the additional credit card fee and a tip, we were at $80 for takeout. A little sticker shock, sure, but I figured we could consider it a midweek date night and enjoy a meal we'd been looking forward to. That excitement disappeared pretty quickly. Both the sesame chicken and General Tso's chicken were incredibly mushy. Not a bit of that signature fried crunch I remembered. And this wasn't because the food sat around getting soggy. I arrived just as our order came out of the kitchen and was home, unpacking it in my kitchen, within five minutes. It honestly made me wonder whether they've changed their recipe or preparation. As disappointing as it is to say, I've had better sesame chicken at the mall food court. But the texture wasn't even the worst part. There was a very strange, off-putting flavor that seemed to carry through nearly every dish. I can't quite describe it other than a musty, almost perfume-like taste. It was distinctive enough that I noticed the same flavor in multiple items, and it completely ruined the meal for me. Oddly enough, the egg roll and crab wontons were the only things that didn't seem to have it. I don't enjoy leaving negative reviews, especially for a local restaurant I've enjoyed and recommended in the past. I actually hadn't planned on writing a review tonight, which is why I didn't take any photos. We ended up throwing most of the food away after eating the egg roll and crab wontons, and I figured I'd just chalk it up to a disappointing $80 dinner. But as I sat here afterward, I couldn't shake that strange, off-putting taste that seemed to be present in nearly everything we ordered. Just thinking about it was making me feel nauseated. I still can't put my finger on what that flavor was, but it was unpleasant enough that I felt compelled to write this review, even if only as a reminder to myself of why I won't be returning. It's especially disappointing because Wong's Garden used to be a place I could count on when I wanted good Chinese takeout. Unfortunately, it's time to find a new go-to Chinese restaurant. If anyone has recommendations for a great local spot, especially one that makes genuinely crispy sesame or General Tso's chicken, I'd love to hear them!

Always fast fresh and friendly! Ask for sauce on the side so you can dip. Tastes great every time!read more

Worst. Almond. Chicken. Ever…read more I don't know where to start first, but - The goopy yellow gravy was on top of the take-out, in the container, not separate, which left me with mush by the time it was home. There was absolutely ZERO flavor. None. One of my kiddos licked the gravy from the outside of their box and made a terrible face before I even got a taste - and I knew right then it was gross. I tried adding sauce after sauce. Even salt. Nothing. Everyone else said their food was "just okay". I gave two stars for the spring roll I did eat and because my kids said theirs was decent enough to eat. Mine went unfinished and I definitely would not recommend nor eat there again.

Favorite Chinese restaurant and close to home. Service always good Been going for years.read more

The Pointes have nothing close to authentic Chinese food, so Summer Palace is one of the few places…read moreto get any sort of Chinese food at all. Summer Palace has standard American style Chinese food in large portions. The Singapore noodles were good, although I would have liked more egg, spiciness, and meat and seafood (such as shrimp and chicken) in the meal rather than being an add-on option. I prefer the chicken egg foo young dinner, which comes with an egg roll and rice. For an additional $2.50, I chose to have fried rice. There is a large amount of rice and egg foo young topped with gravy. It's decent for American Chinese, filling, and is enough to feed several people. Not a bad takeout place considering there aren't many diverse food options in Grosse Pointe.