Wai Wai Chinese Cuisine

Great Asian restaurant in Bloomfield. They just opened second location in Greenfield! Their chicken lo mien & general tsos are delicious. Pretty fast service when dining in. Great spot for takeout but they do have dine in as!

I wanted to try Wai Wai as a possible new go-to Chinese spot in my new neighborhood. Unfortunately, the menu is a lot more "Americanized" food options than I was expecting. While that might be great for some, I was hoping for a more varied menu. With that, the food was hit or miss. The wontons in spicy garlic sauce & the Singapore noodles were both quite good (good flavor & spice level & actually filled with a decent amount of meat/veggies). The egg rolls tasted like they were reheated from frozen & were stuffed with purely cabbage - definitely wouldn't order those again. The crispy tofu in honey sauce was ok - the sauce was good, but the tofu was completely lacking tofu consistency & just tasted like a little crisp ball. I liked the broccoli on the dish better (luckily there was a lot of it!). It actually was better reheated the next day as leftovers, because the tofu softened & soaked in the sauce. Food portions are HUGE (for a very low price!), so definitely expect leftovers!The service was fast & friendly (despite just one waiter having to work the whole restaurant), & the ambiance was inviting (colorful walls decorated with lots of plants). One of the best features of the restaurant is that it is BYOB with no corkage fee. Overall, if you're looking for "American" Chinese food, it's not a bad option if you order right (highlighting the Singapore noodles again!), but there are better options in the city for more authentic cuisine (Cheng Du stands out in my mind). Food: C+Drinks: N/AService: B-Ambiance: B-

I've been coming here since I was young and the place is always good! They have really good prices and a variety of options. We shared crab Rangoon's for $6.95 and four combo meal for $12.95. The server was nice and attentive. The place got remodeled and it's pretty spacious and clean. Would recommend come here again.

Food was a 8/10. We shared an order of crab Rangoons (9/10) and they were good- a little on the cheese side and could use more crab. The chicken fried rice (10/10) had great flavor and a perfect texture. The beef and broccoli (7/10) was good but the beef to vegetable ratio was lacking. In my opinion it was too vegetable heavy. The general tsos (9/10) had a wonderful crisp and sauce ratio. I would eat here and try other items! The only complaint is I got the lunch box and I thought it had said on the menu it would come with an egg roll and the waitress said that only happens at dinner time? It would've been nice to try and egg roll so I think they should make that more clear. Overall, it was good and fresh food.

Wai Wai always hits the spot! The food is always hot and the portions are generous. There's nothing too fancy on the menu, but they have a lot of options to satisfy your cravings. The service is fast and the ambiance is no-frills. I love that I can come in and quickly get some good grub and get on my way in no time. It definitely isn't "traditional" Chinese food, but represents the delicious versions we've come to love. If you want that--go find somewhere else. Otherwise, Wai Wai is a great place to get a lot of satisfying food and a great price. I'll be going back soon!

I really enjoyed my quick meal from Wai Wai. The food is all very reasonably priced and quite tasty. Yes, it's Americanized, but it's still quite good. I ordered the spring rolls and the fried pork dumplings.The pork dumplings were surprisingly good. Not the best ever, but for the price and the location, good. The meat was well cooked. They had the right ratio of meat to dumpling casing. It was very clearly homemade. They were still a little crispy even after delivery. Meaty, satisfying flavor. The sauce the dumplings are served with is truly excellent. Many places offer acidic sauces, but here, it is somewhat on the sweeter side with some savory as well. I thought this worked really well with the dumplings, and they gave enough sauce for the portion. They also included all the standard sauces, like 3 duck sauce packets and a soy sauce packet.The spring rolls were average. Crispy, not too greasy, but not that flavorful either. Stuffed with the standard cabbage and several other vegetables, although in limited quantities. They did include an extra spring roll with my order for free, which is appreciated! Good price.All in all, a solid option for American Chinese food. Not the most authentic probably, but awesome prices and pretty good portion. Flavor wise, it's good too. Especially the dumpling sauce.

This place has pretty decent American Chinese food! We had lunch takeout and the chicken stayed crispy and the sauce wasn't overly sweet. We had the general tsos chicken and the kung pao. I like their lunch specials and portions. It's really good for the price too. I also don't feel gross after eating it. I got some steamed pork dumplings and they were not my favorite since the sauce tastes weird but you can tell they are homemade. I would definitely try more dishes from here. Also I would not recommend ordering through grubhub or another third party app. Just call them to order to avoid extra fees and markups.

One time only no reason to go back. Lack in quality and taste. Business was very slow

Lack of healthier grains like brown rice.Whole grains are quality.Sauce too sweet like typical merica foods. Maybe ask for it on side.Barely spicy. Would appreciate hot sauce.Steamed veggies decent. Not overcooked.Somewhat vegan friendly.

I ordered the dinner box with broccoli beef, general tso's chicken, and fried rice. Everything was flavorful, and there was a lot of food for the price. It included a chicken egg roll that wasn't my favorite, but the taste of everything else definitely made up for that. Would recommend!