Xin Wong

Zero ambience (as it's takeout / delivery only) but they let us eat in. The food was absolutely divine. Amazing. Family owned restaurant, the kids are doing homework on the side as the immigrant parents run the show, the older sibling answers the phone with her American accent that probably helps.
This is an absolute winner 🏆. No frills. Remarkable food and I'll be going back often. I hope you try it. Enjoy!

I’ve never dined in, but love xin wong for delivery! They’re incredibly fast; it never fails to arrive very hot and much quicker than expected. We love the basic stuff from here: sweet and sour, lemon, or orange chicken, king pao chicken, beef with broccoli, fried rice, dumplings, egg rolls, cream cheese wontons, etc. It’s all great.

Love their food, delivery is always quick and the price is good

Food was delicious! I was craving orange chicken and and this place hit it perfectly. It’ll for sure be our go-to Chinese takeout.

Very pricey hardly any meat in food but otherwise it's decent and clean large selection of dishes. The owner Jenny is great but it is l getting very expensive and overpriced for the the amount if food you get..Stick to the lunch specials.

We really lucked out with this place! We moved into the neighborhood and stumbled across this amazing restaurant. The food is authentic and delicious. Our service was fantastic and speedy. We’ve become frequent flyers for sure. 10/10 highly recommend Xin Wong! The really nice family that runs the place are so sweet. See you soon! :) Thank you for all the tasty treats.

Chow Mei Fun is good but I got the wrong meat. Fried rice is not good, it tastes like brown rice that has been made into fried rice. Hot and sour soup is really good, the cream cheese wontons is a miss. They’re too sweet

I wanted to like this place because of all the positive reviews, but it was underwhelming. Whatever happened to crab wontons? At least those had something besides straight plain cream cheese. The fried dumplings needed green onions, or more if it had any, to add to the taste. The beef wonton/dumping thing was decent but didn’t stand out. The orange and sesame chicken were solid-what-you’d-expect dishes. As for the lemon chicken, avoid it, it was the worst of the entrees because it consisted of battered chicken, which lacked salt, and a container of “lemon sauce.” The lemon sauce was kinda gnarly as it tasted like a butter dip with a sprinkle of lemon juice. It reminded me of the butter sauces for lobster but worse. Don’t get your hopes up and if you have medium to low expectations and you’ll be fine. To be honest, you might as well hit up Panda or Leeanns.