Wang's Kitchen - Piatti

Food is really good , unfortunately everyone's pricing increased. I would rather go here than any other Chinese restaurant.

Best Chinese food in CT period .. 17 years .. every time I pick up my food it's like the first time never disappointed..... God bless this place

I love how they make there rice and lo meins with lots of veggies. Exactly how it's shown in the picture. It's fresh and delicious Worth the trip Visualizza piatti

I have been coming here for 15 years and the food has been AMAZING over the time I have been here. Food is well done, and very tasty! I recommend getting the Curry Chicken!

Found them open late. They let me order just before they closed but the food was disappointing. My first time there. Quality of chicken was very gristly and cheap for sesame chicken. Sauce seemed saltier and smoker than I was expecting. Place was busy and I guess my experience isn't common.

I recently tried the fried vegetarian dumplings with chili oil, which were lightly pan-fried and packed with flavor. The General Tso's tofu was on the sweeter side and the tofu was chewy. This restaurant is a great option if you're in the mood for Chinese food and need fast delivery. The prices are also quite reasonable. Visualizza piatti

Last night was probably third or fourth time I’ve gotten Chinese take-out here this year, a solid choice if you order carefully. Steamed vegetables with chicken and shrimp and steamed broccoli . . . that way, you avoid all the seed oils and other things that could make this an unhealthy food choice. Sorry, didn’t think to take photos, but it’s right next to Silas Dean Pawn on corner at Cumberland (across from Wethersfield Police Station).

Three words: Home. Made. Dumplings. You guys, the dumplings alone make it worth ordering—but there are plenty of other great options on the menu, too. Both the meat and veggie dumplings are great—plump, soft, and flavorful. Last order, I got the fantastic dumplings and wonton soup—two snack staples in my life. The wonton soup comes absolutely stuffed with wontons—one quart is enough for two light lunches, the broth has a lovely balance of flavors. I'll definitely be trying more options (and eating more dumplings! from Wang's Kitchen soon.

Be cautious of the charges for your order at Wang's restaurant. They initially total up your items on a slip attached to the bag, but then re-calculate the order when you arrive to pick it up. I noticed discrepancies in the total amount charged on a few occasions, where I was overcharged by a small amount. This inconsistency should not happen, regardless of the difference in amounts. While the food is decent, there are some issues to note. The egg rolls are overcooked and difficult to cut, and cabbage is used as a substitute for other vegetables. When ordering a broccoli dish, I expect to receive broccoli as the vegetable. I also found a carrot piece in one dish, which another reviewer claim... Visualizza piatti