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Wong's Restaurant

3.2 (89 reviews)
ModerateChinese
Open • 11:30 am - 10:00 pm

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Sweet and Sour Chicken combo (also included wings on a separate plate).
Gary G.

Two solid return visits, both weekday lunch, at this mostly-watering-hole joint with an old school menu, combo plates all day, and apps in two sizes. -- Barbecued Spareribs (appetizer): Very thoroughly painted with the red glaze, but with cross sections unpainted to reveal juiciness in addition to the glaze. Good flavor to the meat, which pulled off cleanly with minimal effort. More char would be more impressive, but as is, near-elite. I preferred these to the Roast Pork Spareribs tried last time, but would get both again. -- Boneless Ribs (appetizer): Went with the small size and still got a more-than-ample portion of 3-inch strips. All had a good coating of the familiar bright red glaze, plus a pool of thinner brown liquid with honey notes underneath. Just a hint of dryness on some of them, but more were moist. Captivating flavor suggested some combination of five spice and hoisin along with the red. Well above average. -- Lobster Sauce (on a combo): Served in a separate bowl on the plate, with very dark liquid, fairly large and tender pork crumbles, and no other flourishes. Simple, mildly oystery sauce, a bit runny, not salty, and piping hot. A little above average. -- Chicken Fingers (on the combo): Four very lengthy and very crisp fingers with good meat-to-batter ratio and a light but very crunchy batter about halfway between tempura and what you usually get. Elite, and one of the best renditions I've ever had, though the fingers on the Sweet and Sour weren't as good. -- Pork Fried Rice (on the combo): A little light and a bit of a Rice-A-Roni feel, but very moist and fresh both times, with plenty of pork nuggets and onions. Above average. -- Beef Teriyaki (on the combo): Two sticks, meat deceptively thin, almost no char, but mildly pleasant flavor and very tender. A little above average. -- Sweet and Sour Chicken (on a combo): Six fingers, just as crisp as the stand-alone ones, with nearly as good meat-to-batter ratio, but less of a tempura feel. Cherries and pineapple chunks, but a little light on the sauce, so I asked for extra and it came out delicious and hot. Dark ruby color, intense flavor, like a thicker, darker grenadine dialed to an 11 on the flavor knob. Well above average, though more for the sauce than the just-above-average this time. -- Chicken Wings (on a combo): On combo #11 with Sweet and Sour Chicken, you get three whole wings (that's six pieces once split), a generous allotment. Tight, crisp skins, dark from cooking as well as the applied lacquer. Strong five spice presence and good moistness, with some pieces full-on juicy. Near-elite. Bonus points for: - A bowl of crisp nacho-like chips made out of a similar recipe to chow mein noodles, plopped on the table with a ramekin of duck sauce before the ordering. It's tough not to finish them all. - Appetizers in two sizes for many. - Combo plates available at lunch and dinner. - A top notch duck sauce that's neither too light nor too dark. Think tea color. Good flavor. - A server other than my own noticing my empty water glass and filling it up on her way to the kitchen. - Pineapple chunks served with the check. And tingly sweet. There's something they're doing to make them really pop. But just having any is a thrill and a throwback to the days of old when it was a common practice.

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Jay M.

Food was abundant for the luncheon plates. Owner, and other staff all seemed a very pleasant family run business . Young son or grandson my waiter was respectful to my dining experience and I saw how he sat talking respectfully with the owner who mentioned she had just returned from a Hong Kong trip. I saw a review from someone who had visited and his reviews were positive; so I needed to try . I ordered the luncheon special number 24 with beef teriyaki, chicken fingers , rice, and lobster sauce. I wanted to try the bbq spareribs, and order pork strips. Well, first they give a bowl of fried won tons with a duck sauce ? These were excellent and wonder if the restaurant made these. There were very tasty . The luncheon special portion was huge with a lot of rice which was ok; but a rice a roni type texture vs. soft and moist. The bowl of lobster sauce was surprisingly very good and some of the better Ihave had elsewhere. It was not too salty which I liked. The chicken fingers were reheated and just ok, a bit greasy . Beef teriyaki was two huge slices of tender beef and very good, but a bit salty . A bit more ginger flavor I would have liked; but no issues eating these. My order of ribs was their only one size, and would have liked option for a small side of Ribs excellent char, sauce, 1-2 ribs have no meat; but the number of ribs and others were all good. The pork strips were a nice quality tender pork and very good, but were very cold on arrival . But; I preferred less cooked than being too dry or overcooked. Better cold and moist as these were vs. dry. I anticipated anyway reheating at home at least half or more of this gutton size luncheon ordered meal. A soup with the lunch special would have been nice and less of main portion and rice . The duck sauce was nice mild flavors but too watery for my liking. The pineapple pieces with the fortune cookie was a nice touch to finish the meal ending. Old school and solid food, portions and nice family run operation. I would definitely return again when in the area.

Rachel K.

Chinese restaurants in Massachusetts are truly the unsung heroes. Reliable, comforting, and delicious. Wong's has been a family favorite for years. Service is good. No issues. But the starter sampler is the real gem here. The ability to pick four of their starters with a huge amount of food. Our family popped in for the pork slices and were not let down.

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Service was excellent and food very good, generous portions. Drinks very reasonably price and very good, will come back

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The food is excellent and great portions. Food is made to order. The owners are super friendly. Our favorite Chinese food place.

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If you ever watch the show cheers Wongs is a Chinese version the food, and the service is above par

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Old school New England Chinese American restaurant just like the old days.....good food and drinks !!!!

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Friendly service and good food. Usually to takeout and their special are great deal if you like large potions.

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Great food and at a decent price! Very quick with delivery....when they have a body to drive! Understandable.....

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