Wong's Wok Chinese Food — Restaurant in Los Angeles

It's what you expect, casual takeout. Employees are at standard. Quite polite if you don't mistreat them.

Do beware though, you'll see an older lady at the register who frequently goes back in forth from the kitchen and back charging you more than the normal price of a 4 piece plate (being $8.50) going up to 9 to even 11 dollars. Do call her out on her mistake by pointing at the billboard behind her displaying the prices.

She'll either lie saying they're outdated or nervously accept the mistake and charge you the original price.Deny service if she continues to lie to which she has to discard the food having her lose more profit.

The food is decent I won't say it's the most flavorful but definitely be CAUTIOUS as they reuse meat that hasn't sold that day(you can taste it being watered down implying it's frozen overnight and used days after) I as well as a few family members/ friends have regularly experienced some levels of food poisonings (diarrhea, nausea, mild headaches, throw ups) this is natural accurance if food is re heated and used multiple times.

They give a big portion of food which is nice compared to many other chinese places. Although Food is very very greasy as you'll find the noodles practically soaked in grease even finding it nauseating with the rice.

And to finalize; a rule of thumb. Please check your bag before leaving the restaurant as they will often not provide soy sauce / chili cups. Or even forks and napkins to save money.

To conclude the food is below average, the portions are large which I love, and to watch out for nasty restaurant tactics to save money by, serving old food, purposely raising prices, skimping out on natural necessities to eat the product etc.. I give this place a 4/10 on my own personal scale,...

I was looking for a Chinese food takeout that was near me so I decided to go to this location out of 5 Chinese takeout that was in my area. I read the reviews before going particularly the one's that referenced large portions. Once I arrived there, I noticed the prices were very high for a 2 item combo which was $8.99 which is what I purchased. The menu price for a 3 item was $10.99! I was a little disappointed that the portions I received were small even the noodles and the rice. For almost $10 which included tax I felt it should have been more food. When I arrived home with my 2 item combo, the rice had no flavor, the noodles were very oily and the orange chicken I counted only 5 pieces! The other item-spicy chicken-had chunks of onion and very little chicken! And the food didn't taste all that good! Very disappointed. I should have went to Panda Express! At least I know I'm getting small portions and the food has flavor First and last time...

I've been coming to this plaza for many years now and didn't realize that there was a Chinese food restaurant there as I always shop at Albertsons grocery store, and a beauty supply store prior to them moving to Food for Less's plaza. Recently at work, a co-worker buddy of mines brought food to work from this restaurant and being that Chinese and seafood are my two fav's, when she told me that this was where she purchased the food from, I was totally oblivious as all this time, I overlooked it. Thus, subsequent to my buddy at work advising that this is the place she bought food from, I recently came here (i.e., twice to be exact) and got the salt and pepper chicken wings, teriyaki chicken, and salt and pepper shrimp with rice and noodles and I must say it's seasoned to perfection! Lastly, the staff are friendly which is another been plus. Hence, I now come here and consider...