Wing Chow

I had such a great experience at Wing Chow. We ordered a variety of items including fried wings (both sauced and dry), chicken fried rice with glazed chicken on top, crab rangoons, wontons, and everything was fresh and flavorful. The wings were crispy on the outside and tender on the inside. The sauced wings had a perfectly balanced glaze that wasn’t too heavy, and the dry wings were seasoned really well without being overly salty. Everything came out hot and freshly prepared. The chicken fried rice was fluffy, well-seasoned, and not greasy. The glazed chicken on top added great flavor, and the portion size was very generous. But the real standouts for me were the crab rangoons and the wontons. The crab rangoons were perfectly golden and crispy with a creamy, flavorful filling that wasn

Wings and Fried Rice is always delicious. Combo fried rice has generous portions of shrimp, beef and chicken .. not stringy beef, chewy chicken or rubbery shrimp. Super fresh and quality meats. Wings are always cooked to perfection On this visit we got a Philly sandwich which was good size and very tasty.

Honestly I hadn't been inside this building since it was China Sun. I thought it would be similar. It showed Asian cuisine on Google maps, but it's basically a bar, with mediocre "Asian food" that's really just a terrible attempt. The "chicken" is supposed to be teriyaki, but it's bland and not that flavorful. It's also dry and overcooked. The rice is also a tad over cooked. My son's wings were supposed to be honey bbq but the flavor was weird. More like a 5 spice seasoning with cinnamon and cardamom. The price for the drinks were a little crazy outrageous. They were $4 a can. The total for three cans, the chicken and rice, and 8 wings were $36 Plus tip. I remember China Sun being super affordable with a lot of food. The waitress mentioned that this would be a lot of food but honestly it'

From the very first bite, this meal was an experience. The spicy lemon pepper tempura crawfish rice was nothing short of addictive. The crawfish was perfectly crisp in a light tempura batter, giving that satisfying crunch before melting into tender, seasoned goodness. The lemon pepper brought a bright, zesty punch, while the spice level built just enough heat to keep every bite exciting without overpowering the dish. Paired with the rice, it was comforting, bold, and balanced all at once. The mango habanero wings were the perfect companion. They delivered that irresistible sweet-heat combo—juicy wings coated in a sticky mango glaze that hits you with fruity sweetness first, then follows up with a slow, fiery habanero kick. The heat lingered in the best way, making it impossible to stop at

A friends recommendation, and I gotta say, it should be renamed to WING WOW! Joe Style (Spicy Lemon Pepper) with a chili that has no peanuts was the best! Not too spicy and the lemon combines together nicely. 100% recommend. The salt and pepper is good, but nothing amazing to repeat yet. the Korean one which was a wet type sauce was the weakest, still fine but would not get again. Wings were balanced and not too greasy. Fried rice was too Kikkoman tasting and wet. would sub for fries next time.