Wang's Kitchen

My last visit in 2015 received a 3/5 review for food quality; my 2020 review gets 3/5 for cleanliness/Covid-safety and just average taste.My family ordered dinner for 4 here and the overall price was really reasonable (about $30). Portion sizes are large, though none of us had leftovers. The quality and taste has improved since 2015, but I was disappointed to see that none of the people cooking food were wearing masks correctly. They've modified the front entry so that you can only stand in the doorway, and you pay and get your food through a window. I appreciated those precautions, and that the staff who took my payment was wearing his mask right. However, I'd recommend bringing your own pen to sign the check, since they just had one pen that wasn't clearly being cleaned between customers.

I have ordered delivery from Wang's quite a few times now. They are always on time, sometimes early. I have been trying different items from the menu but I just love their vegetable egg rolls! We just recently ordered on Christmas Eve and got a few different apps to share. No complaints from anyone.

The best Chinese delivery in the south hills. Period the end you won't change my mind.

We stopped in today in between lunch and dinner, looking for something quick that would satisfy us for dinner as well. We dined in, although it looks like most folks do take out or get it delivered. The dining area was very clean, but the food was served on a thin styrofoam plate. Most annoying was the very pliable plastic fork - it was impossible to pierce the veggies. I got the small chicken with cashews and it tasted fine, but later my mouth felt really puckered from the salt. The food was very reasonably priced, even the bottled water was reasonable, and the service was very quick.

This place is our 'Go To' for Chinese. Always fresh, always delicious, and how do they ALWAYS get my order correct...??? We ordered General Tso's, Combo Lo Mein, Wantons, Chix on a stick, vegetable fried rice... and there was some of EVERYTHING left over. Those boxes/cartons were absolutely OVER-STUFFED...! It's like the clown car at the circus, you pull out a portion and there's 3 more portions waiting behind it....

I must say I do appreciate the newer location closer to the borough building, and my house, rather than where Wangs used to be near Burger King in Brentwood. I have to say that there isn't much different here than any other Chinese restaurant. I wouldn't eat in here it's more of a take out or delivery style. Orders are always 10 minutes and due to the location it is great for me when wanting Chinese quickly. The prices are average, typical $7-15. My main reason for only 3 stars is the staff here isn't very personable. The service is sort of shove your plastic bag with your food in it in front of you, give your total and give money. The woman there almost everytime I've been there isn't very friendly and very expressionless. Just seems cold to me as if unappreciative of customers. I think it would make the customer's experience more pleasant with better, friendlier service as well as make you want to come back to the restaurant. Otherwise the food is good and quickly put together.

I really don't want to be overtly negative here, but I do want to share my experience in hopes that it may save someone else. I ordered delivery and the food was hot on arrival and all of good quality. I have absolutely no issue with the quality of food or service provided. In fact I was quite happy with the quality of food and service. However, my issue lies with one specific menu item. I ordered House Lo Mein for myself and an order of Roast Pork Lo Mein for my kids as it is one specific item that they both enjoy universally from Chinese Restaurants. Again, the quality of both orders was fine, no complaints, however, my oldest son has a peanut/tree nut allergy. A little while after dinner he vomited and complained that it was getting hard to breathe. I immediately called the restaurant and asked if there were Peanut products in their Lo Mein. The person that answer stated "I can't imagine there's peanuts in Lo Mein but I'll check"...followed by "oh, um, the chef said he added peanut butter". I know she apologized but I immediately hung up to administer an epi pen and prep for an ambulance ride and a 4 hour hold at children's hospital. I have never in my life heard of peanut butter being included in Lo Mein and it's a menu item that is consistent for my son. I wish that this restaurant would advertise a little bit more obviously that their menu includes recipes that vary from traditional preparation. Cross contamination can happen in any kitchen and that is always a risk to consider, but I feel that such a potentially serious recipe deviation from the norm needs to be better advertised in order to avoid potential life threatening situations.

A great Chinese take out option in the South Hills. I have never been disappointed in Wangs. They are always timely, friendly, and have great portion sizes for their costs.You cannot go wrong with their General Tsos chicken. Choose to upgrade to all white chicken for $1, so worth it. The sauce is mildly spicy with a good tang. I like to upgrade my fried rice to veggie fried rice for $1, also. The meal also comes with an egg roll which was a little too bland for me.I also love the order online option!

Great chinese food for this area. Always get steamed dumplings, shrimp mei fun, beef curry. The lunch specials are a great value, under 6 bucks. Will say tho food not always consistent some days better than others.

The best combination lo mein and steamed dumplings!! It is always so hot when I get it and I always have plenty of left overs.