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Wing Wah Restaurant

3.5 (56 reviews)
ModerateCantonese
Open • 11:00 am - 9:15 pm

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Yolanda W.

The hostess was welcoming and pleasant.. comfortable seating. Food was wonderfully seasoned. Green tea served complimentary. I got the shrimp egg foo yung, my niece the shaken beef and broccoli, from the dinner menu which included an egg roll and soup of your choice, she got wonton, I ordered chicken and rice. No complaints. Plenty of parking in the rear

Wing Wah Tidbits for 2....note the 4 Ribs, 2 wings, 2 shrimp toast, 2 egg rolls and 1 crab Rangoon (Cuz I ate the other one b4 i took pix;-)
Carmen A.

Well I'm back in Baltimore unfortunately, however a bright spot is Wing Wah. This is my second time and they dont disappoint. The Wing Wah Tidbit box is delicious Think of a back in the day chinese restaurant with a large menu and everything cooked to perfection. The box (made for 2) contains 2 large shrimp toast, 2 crab wontons, 2 chicken wings, 4 ribs and 2 egg rolls. Think of a pupu platter...or a meal for 2 days..just add soup or large fried rice. So if you have to be stuck in Baltimore try out this Tidbit Box.

Sesame chicken was a disappointment bland
Jamie G.

We ordered crab wontons, sesame chicken (requested spicy), chicken and broccoli and 2 orders of chicken and rice soup ( essentially wonton soup with chicken and rice added) The crab wontons were so over cooked we tried to break off the edges of the wonton and enjoy the middle just to be the egg rolls were so dry and bland! Between the 5 guests no one enjoyed there any part of the meal. The chicken that was requested spicy was really sweet and bland the rice was bland and oily.

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Everything! Their food is always prepared delicious and fresh. This is the only Chinese food me and my husband eat

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Chicken was old - stale. Good eggrolls. Mediocre at best. Not returning for expensive mediocre food.

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2 years ago

I love the food and it's so good and u have a lot of Friends at Wing Wah and they are so Friendly

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You can't go wrong with food from Wing Wah. Has been in Pikesville for many years and is worth the trip. Service was good.

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Very good food, very friendly staff, big portion size the absolute best shrimp egg foo young I've ever had

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My favorite and only place to eat Chinese food. The staff are very friendly every time I visit.

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All I can say is DELICIOUS!!! Everything tasted so fresh and flavorful. My search is over. And those spring rolls are to die for!

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Good food, good service and clean. Love this place! The soups apatizers and meals are all very good and the staff is nice to.

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Wing Wah Restaurant - cantonese - Updated May 2026

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