Wong's Cafe — Restaurant in Klamath Falls

Ok, so July is the busiest month of the year for Crater Lake, drawing thousands of people. You’d think, being that Klamath isn’t a particularly large town, and that it’s one of the closest to Crater Lake, that Wong’s would be prepared for the rush of customers, right? They weren’t even prepared for what I would consider an average or slow night; the restaurant was almost entirely full and there was ONE waitress. Bless her heart, she was amazing, but it was impossible to wait on that many tables at once. I came in for fried rice takeout 🥡 and she took my order right away, but then I sat for almost an hour and waited for it. In addition to slow service, the place simply was not clean. Everything behind the register and counter looked as though it hadn’t been touched in years, the booths and chairs were covered with a patina of old cooking oil. Worst of all, the drinking water was cloudy, and the glasses so dirty you could hardly see through them😣 (See photo). Bottom Line? I do not recommend Wong’s Café. Once I finally got the rice it was edible, hence the two ⭐️s instead of only one. Note: There is a great Mexican restaurant down the street I do recommend instead of...

The food was awesome. We're a vegetarian family and let our server know. She recommended some options to us. I had Vegetable Chow Mein. Even though the portion was large, I couldn't stop eating it to take some home! My husband had Lemon Tofu and that was the bomb.com. I tried a bite of it, and wow! The sauce is fabulous. My daughter had Vegetable Lo Mein. This was her 1st experience with Chinese food, and I think the complexity of the dish was a bit overwhelming for her. We've been trying to expand her flavor palate, but it's a challenge. She's a picky eayer. I ate her leftovers for lunch the next day. Tasted great. She liked the onion rings.

My only problem is that they were understaffed. That seems to be a common issue for many restaurants in town. Two servers were working, and they were hustling. There were a lot of take-out orders, and wait times were pretty long.

What I liked was they knew several take-out customers by name. That says to me that they have a lot of regular customers. With tasty food like that, I understand why people come back. I know...

This place is nice you might get more food maybe even better food at wing wah but the service is so much better and they wand to please you they care about you wing wah doesn't care about you at all they lie and will argue with you we paid a little over $80 at wing wah for 4 people to watch 5 other tables to come in after us get their food then after over an hour we got only half our food and our other couple finally got their food almost 20 minutes later when we talked to our waitress she played dumb so we talked to the owner/ cook he kept telling us over and over that it was because it takes longer to cook for 4 people then 2 but why did he cook for 4 groups of 2 and one group of 4 thats 12 peoples food before us when we came in and ordered before them he didn't understand and wouldn't go away to let us eat just talking so we were hungry took our food and left I asked for at least a $5 discount and ther wouldn't give it to us we will never go back to wing wah again and will stay with Wongs Cafe they know how to treat people and that's the most...