I've been going to Chengs Garden for some time. I believe the food is very good, above average…read morecompared to other Chinese food places. As an added benefit they're one of the few Chinese restaurants around where you can actually dine in a nice atmosphere if you're inclined. I'm a huge fun of their chow fun (Chinese flat noodles) awesome! The service is always polite and prompt. You can't ask for more than that!

Picked up take out. The woman at the front was pleasant…read more The hot and sour soup was pretty standard, no complaints there. The yang chow fried rice was a fun change from your typical fried rice containing multiple protein options (chicken, shrimp and pork). The kung pao chicken was a disappointment. I'm used to getting chunks of white meat chicken in this dish, but I'm not sure what cut they used. The flavor also didn't seem to be typical. There was some kick, but not what I've had from other places. I wouldn't order this dish from them if I returned.

Fabulous! SO GOOD!!!! Fantastically prepared!!! Awesome Flavor!! The BEST AROUND!!! Never going…read moreanywhere else!! I will be recommending this restaurant to everyone I know!!!

The spot is nice and right off the highway. The food is yummy and there is a lot to pick from on…read morethe menu! The food was served quick and to go orders are quick as well. My grandparents love getting take-out.

Their food is delicious and fresh (with generous portions) every time we've had it! The…read moreaffordability and quick service is a major plus as well.

Service was fast and food was fresh and hot, but lacked a lot of flavor. The meat was very meaty…read morebut most of the dishes just tasted like salt; there was no other seasoning or asian flavor on any of the meats and the rice tasted a day old as well. The egg rolls also lacked flavor and were VERY greasy, in the end from all of the soaked in oil making us sick. Overall, the quality and quantity of the food is good, but flavor and seasoning is a must need here.

My absolute favorite "Go To" restaurant. These people = the…read moreOwners = Vicky & Tony are outstanding & do everything to make sure you enjoy their fresh & delicious selections of Chinese Yummies!

Great take out, watch it made hot from wok. Excellent fried rice, fresh veggies and generous…read morehelpings of meat in all dishes

I really can't comment as I never received my online order. Door Dash…read more thinks Worcester is Holden. They could not find my apartment for the elderly and handicapped. The manager of the restaurant would not return my calls and in the eighties without anyone to assist me, it became to difficult to continue to try speaking to anyone.

Did a to go order online. Very prompt and friendly service. Food is fresh. Beef teriyaki is not…read moreteenie weenie and the meat is very tender and flavorful. The prices are right for the quality and quantity of food you receive. Egg rolls are also excellent. Ribs were not fatty either. Very quiet, small family owned restaurant that I will return to.

Overall, absolutely wonderful service of SUPER kind staff!…read more I would definitely recommend trying out the zombie drink--wonderful--it's overall a really refreshing cocktail to try!! The appetizers were great and the chicken Katsu with the sauce was absolutely delicious! You will not regret coming to this place for some food!!

Atmosphere and lighting is really nice. The service was attentive and respectful…read more The food was really good. House salad and fruit dessert seemed to be complimentary which was nice. A beginning and end. The Szechuan dumplings were my favorite part. Very unique from other places. Good quality dumplings in a hot sweet & spicy sauce. The large spoon was nice because it felt almost like soup dumplings. I got the L12 lunch combo for my meal. The pork fried rice was flavorful and light. It had aromatics and not too heavy with oil like some places are. The General Tso chicken was really great. Light breading and quality meat. It didn't have a crunch to it, but that also meant it wasn't overly breaded and fried. Sometimes that make a dish feel too heavy and gross after. Overall, fair prices for quality food. Definitely will be back to try the rest of the menu.

I've been hearing great things about this place. Ordered fried rice and shrimp and broccoli. The…read morefried rice had a burnt taste to it and the shrimp tasted a bit funny. I ate the broccoli with white rice.

My wife had a craving for rice during our last night in Connecticut, so stopped into this strip…read moremall restaurant near our hotel for an early dinner. The food (taste and value) and service was solid. It's an interesting name (like others, knew a 'Jimmy Chen' while growing up...Chen being a very popular surname in China and in the Chinese community in the U.S.). They have a good website, so was able to scout the menu before arriving and knew that we had missed their lunch specials. It wasn't too busy inside, and there was plenty of parking in the small strip mall (Sophia's Plaza). We were greeted immediately, led to a booth, and offered a free appetizer of deep fried wonton skins with sweet/sour sauce (appreciated since not a common practice on the West Coast). Chen's is marketed as Asian Cuisine which in this part of the country means Chinese (Chinese-American classics) and Japanese (sushi and bento) with a little bit of Thai (Pad Thai and Pineapple fried rice). We were too late to take advantage of the lunch menu special ($9.25 or $10.25 during 11:00 - 3:00), but Jimmy's offers the same as combo specials (anytime but priced higher at $13.25). Our server stated that the lunch option does have (slightly) smaller portions, and doesn't include the egg roll. We ordered two plates, shared between the two of us: C4 Beef Broccoli and C19 Garlic Shrimp, each coming with a big, fat egg roll well deep fried and a rich (greasy with chinese bbq pork) fried rice. The garlic sauce was really good, not too garlicky (noticing how a 'garlic' Chinese dish has quite a bit less garlic than a 'garlic' Italian dish). I loved that they used 5 really jumbo shrimps, each big enough to be split into 4 bites. The vegetables (broccoli, peppers, water chestnuts, and celery) were sliced thin and cooked well (though didn't have the distinctive wok-fried smokiness that i love). The beef dish wasn't as good...decent sauce and plenty of broccoli, but the sliced beef wasn't good...very mushy, almost parboiled, similar to the versions at buffets or a Panda Express. There is a full service bar inside, along with a sushi bar manned by a chef. For us, service was very good, with our waters being constantly refilled. Payment was done via clover (though done away from the table). It was a good last meal during our trip.

Super friendly service -- and we'll drive all the way to Enfield for takeout as they are one of the…read morefew past 10pm Chinese/Thai take-out restaurants in the area. They apparently also deliver (we see their delivery car at the restaurant) in the Enfield area. As far as food, they have excellent lo mein, one of the better Kung Pao dishes I've had in CT, and very tasty BBQ pork. I've never been a big fan of Chinese restaurants with the big menus and large picture-menus in the wall, but First Wik is s definite exception to the rule. I'm half Chinese, and I love just about every dish I'd had at First Wok! Ample parking, sodas and other drinks in their stand-up cooler are nice and cold, and did I mention the friendly service? All in all a 4-star experience.

Best chinese food in the area. Everything is always hot and fresh. The flavor's/spices always…read moreright on the money. If you ask for something spicy you get spicy.. not like the other places around. The family owned/operated restaurant sits next door to a Japanese Hibachi restaurant and has been a local favorite for years. The chicken Pad Tai, and Amazing Chicken dishes are jus two of my favorites. No matter if you eat in or take out, be prepared to get TWO meals worth of food. I will miss First Wok when I complete my move to NY. Have yet to find a decent substitute in the Albany area.