Brian Wong's Online Review Report Card

Ordered a tiny side order of beef teriyaki for a whopping $14.92! Whatever happened to this place? (I should have trusted my gut instinct when a saw a long line at the Japanese restaurant next-door.)

I've been eating here for years but recently the food and the service have been increasingly disappointing. The new staff is rude and tries to mark up the prices if you are not paying attention.  Won't be eating there again

Everything has changed after the new owner took over. Service and quality have declined. 1. The food did not taste the same even though they looked very similar. The food quality before was as good as restaurant. Now everything tasted so 'fast food' and unsatisfying.2. The servers were not friendly at all. The two women gave me bad attitude when I requested for a substitution. I felt like I was begging for a free meal. Even though I was not happy with the service, I remained polite the whole time. I heard them gossiping about me as soon as I left the counter.

Fix your attitude.There's an older lady that is always there (she might be the owner of the stand)with a nasty attitude. Ive been there twice because I decided to give the place a second chance. But both times she rushed me while I was trying to figure out what I wanted. The first time she was rushing me and took my debit card out of my hand. And today she just spoke to me with a tone that I didn't appreciate. I was very close to just leaving the food right there and leaving because there was no reason to be rude. The food isn't even that good for them to be charging me $12 for a plate and then rushing me and giving me an attitude on top of that. There's plenty of asian/Chinese food places to eat at. Bye.

Was craving soup and I didn't want to walk to Chinatown from my job so I stopped here for a wonton soup. It was made to order and delicious! Clean broth. Fresh baby bok choy and the wonton dumplings were really good too.

My absolute favorite Chinese place in Boston! My family has been going here for over 20 years, so I'm a little biased, but it absolutely can't be beat.It's right in the Corner Mall in Downtown Boston and the food comes out quickly. For its convenience and speed this place is great. They'll offer you a sample if you want to try anything, and you can visually see what you're getting.My favorites are the orange chicken (not spicy) which comes in an addictingly sweet orange sauce. They used to come in huge chunks, but now they're a little smaller. Still delicious. I always pari that with the lo mein which is definitely on the greasy side but still delicious. Top it off with my favorite crab rangoons in Boston. I dip them in their sweet & sour (ask for extra!) and they're just perfect. Plump and full of cream cheese.I've tried other things and everything is good. The peking dumplings take time to get (they are cooked to order) and are great. The pad thai is alright. Chicken fingers are battered and fried perfectly. Just everything is that good greasy Chinese food you like.They are under new management and its not as good as it used to be, but it's still good. Prices went up a little but it's a bargain for a huge plate of food for under $8. The ladies working behind the counter have been there since I was a kid, so I love coming by to say hello. Definitely give them a visit if you're in the downtown area!

Since Wong's has been Under New Management the quality of the food has gone way down. It used to be quite good and now it's quite mediocre  at best. Even the simple things that you would think could not be done wrong has gone down in quality. It was one of my favorite lunch places for many years so  I'm sad about its decline.

Disgusting do not order from here! The food seemed old and was warm. Typical Chinese food nothing great and a waste, waste of money. Thanks for nothing Wong's. You should shut down!!!! I would have given negative review if there was an option.

Pretty much what you would expect from a food court Chinese restaurant. The beef in the beef and broccoli was mostly tender, with just a couple tough pieces. The broccoli was not over cooked and maintained some crispness. The fried rice was really bland, with no depth of flavor - just oil, soy sauce, and frozen peas and carrots that weren't quite cooked.

Generic Chinese takeout place with lots of fried food in hot plates and Asian ladies yelling at you demanding your order and scooping food into a box. Fried rice fried noodle fried chicken pork beef veggies etc etc.But, they've got three pieces of paper taped on the side with some Chinese text, and I think that's supposed to be the more interesting menu.Ordered the braised beef noodle soup and it took awhile to prepare, but it came out nice and hot. Full bowl of soup with a good amount of noodles and several chunks of beef. The beef was tender and flavorful. Not melt in your mouth tender but it was enjoyable. Noodles didn't have much flavor, and the soup was alright.Actually I quite enjoyed the bowl and probably wouldn't have enjoyed the fried food that I could get at an all you can eat Chinese place.