Wing Wah Restaurant

Certainly it may not be close to being the best Asian restaurant in Arlington Heights. I won't wah about it. Wing Wah is one of the hardest restaurants to find if you haven't been there. Located in a crappy strip mall. The vegetarian choices are limited, as in just one item it seems. Atmosphere is boring. It's a pretty crummy old looking place to be honest. This is one of those places you order at the counter, and wait. Maybe look for a table, but you may often be the only one inside. Seems most people get takeout. It's about $6 for the cheapest entrees. That's crazy in these times. Came in to get something to go. I picked up the Garden Fresh Vegetable With Tofu. Another case of the tofu barely being cooked. There was also not much of a sauce on it, just the tofu and vegetables to be honest. Get what you pay for. It's cheap so it has that. There's like maybe one item for vegetarians.

The place was dirty inside, they take cash unless you want to use credit card for 3% fee.

Nice and clean made tu order really good eggroll they don't have dine in anymore but they let me eat my food in here. I tried their eggroll which were really good. I ended up ordering another order. I came in for hot and sour soup. I could use some white pepper, but the guy gave me hot sauce And I'm waiting for my other order eggroll and beef chow fun. Extra crispy.i just ate the chow fun cold it's really tasty I'll be back

Been ordering lunch here on the go quite some time and finally got around to putting up a review from a pick up lunch from last weekI like coming here because the portions are super generous and pricing is fair. It is located in a strip mall with shared parking, which is usually easy to find.We order the Singapore Noodles shrimp toast, as well as the sesame chicken this time around. Although these are typically Americanize Chinese food, I will say sometimes I do have this type of craving and they do it well.I will definitely come back again and order food and it's also helpful that the owners are Chinese so I know there's a little bit of authenticity involved in what they are making. There are lots of pick up counter, Chinese restaurants here in the Arlington Heights area so there's a lot of competition. But they definitely have lots of good flavors and taste.

Ordered lo mein and fried rice! It was good and delicious until I got to the bottom of the noodle styrofoam container, which I found was melted and that was disgusting! Clear away from the styrofoam containers if you are going to put something so hot in it.

Updating my review because in the last 13 years since my last review, this place is STILL going strong with good Chinese food. Yes, it's not all "authentic" Chinese (Cantonese) food, but it's delicious and there are dishes on the menu that you will find prepared in homes of Cantonese people like my parents' home. Service is always friendly. The owner of WingWah usually takes the order and he's always so sweet. It appears they are take out only for the time being, but maybe just when I went to pick up my order. I've only ordered take out. It's fast, tasty, and they really fill their containers with food! My husband loves their General Taos. It's breaded not too thick with a nice sauce that has a small kick to it. The vegetables are fresh and plenty, but not so much that there's more veggies than chicken. My go to items are: Shrimp Egg Foo Yung - they don't skimp on the shrimp! Every bite has shrimps and there's plenty of gravy to cover my Egg Foo Yung and rice. Shrimp Fried Rice: just like the egg foo yung, they don't skimp on the shrimp here too. It's not salty, the rice is tender and filled with flavor without being downed with soy sauce. Beef and broccoli chow mein Cantonese style: this isn't the crunchy style noodles. This is the long, thin yellow noodles that are pan fried so the edges are crispy and the center is soft. The beef and broccoli is packed separately so the noodles stay crunchy. Mixed together they make delicious bites - kinda like what my mom makes at home. Other notable dishes of my order: the egg rolls are good, filled with pork and shrimp - not just cabbage like the other places (I think I can taste peanut for those who might have allergies - ask ahead of time to make sure). The crab rangoons are so good, filled with imitation crab and cream cheese. Yum!My son likes the Yet Ca Mein Soup because it's not salty and it tastes of real chicken broth. There's ample noodles and BBQ pork pieces in the soup. The soup is the perfect warmup, tasty, winter soup!

The food is always good. They give you a lot for the money. Recommend FunSee or Lucky Seven on pan fried noodles. I always get a carry out when I'm in town.

We ordered Wing Wah noodles & fried rice. Both dishes were delicious, plentiful, colorful, aromatic, & magnificent. We loved it and had at least 6 big meals from the 2 dishes.Taste: absolutely awesomeQuality: lean meats, fresh veggies, noodles cooked to perfection (You can smell the wonderful sizzling wok smell)Happy to be near byThank you

I love their food, but the last time I ordered, the portions got smaller, and the prices were higher. They even charged 3% for credit card payments.I don't think i will go there again

Good food and fast...reasonable prices...good menu...they have some traditional Chinese dishes...