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    Wang's Mandarin House

    3.3 (131 reviews)
    ModerateChinese, Salad, Seafood
    Closed 11:00 am - 9:30 pm

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    Our waiter who ignored us as the only customers here
    Justice R.

    The food was ok for a take out spot But the attitude an service was absolutely HORRIBLE came in at 1pm, an they sat us down instantly we are the only ppl here but it seems like the guy waiter was as upset he was rushing us to order. Never gave us straws. Sat across from us an ate his folk an completely ignored us. I don't know why or what we even did. We are literaly the only people here! The place just opened up

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    Robin O.

    I've lived not far from Wang's Mandarin house since it opened in 1983. I've had a lot of it over the years, but usually I end up going to Formosa. If you want cheap Americanized Chinese food, this is an option. There's nothing impressive or special about it. In fact the inside of the restaurant could use some love, there is chipping paint and holes in the wall in some places. I think the restaurant is best appreciated for it its very inexpensive buffet, which I don't even know is functional since coronavirus. On this particular visit I got crispy duck. It came with a cup of rice and a little sauce. No vegetables no soup no nothing. It was just "fine". I usually don't leave bad reviews it makes me sad to do this but Wang's, you could do with a cosmetic update.

    Just opened
    Brad V.

    Excellent wonton soup and their specialties are worth checking out. The triple harvest and General Tso's chicken are our favorites

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    Barrett O.

    It's been way too long since I was here! The interior has very much changed & it is lovely. The food has remained very good, with a change up of selections. This place is clean, comfortable and has a very nice look and feel with an upscale touch that is still casual. It is owned and operated by wonderful folks of Chinese decsnt and they share their appreciation of that cuisine and see to it things are done right and with a classy flair. The food is some if the very best Chinese around . Today we had hot & sour soups, Hunan dmplings, Hunan beef & szechuan scallops. The food was excellent & service equally great. 8 have many favorites here. The piano bar is well stocked, most comfortable, enjoyable and exquisitely done. Lunch buffers are offered and full menu is outstanding! Highly recommended,, nice to be back and we'll be back soon!!

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    Decent Asian food. Decent price. Good environment/ambiance. Wait staff is good and efficient.

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    Honestly the worst I've had.The chicken looked so gross I didn't even eat it.The food was delivered quickly was the only positive.

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    Simple authentic Chinese food. Fresh ingredients with great flavor. Main dish is the perfect portion size.

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