Wang's Kitchen, Raleigh, North Carolina, Chinese Restaurant Details

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muy bien

they were quick, and food on point and not high at all. i was eating like a very fluffy queen

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We ordered chinese food, what we received was DOG FOOD. Everything was tasteless and undercooked, especially the vegetables. We ordered peppersteak and fried rice; traditionally fried rice includes vegetables, instead what we were given was a chunk of white rice barely coated in soy sauce. Salty rice. The "crab" rangoon - what a deceiving name for fried cream cheese; chewy triangles of dough with a tiny bit of white junk in the middle. The peppersteak was just shreds of beef in gravy: basically dog food.

At first, they gave us the wrong food. Apparently they don't even check the bag, they just send people off with food so your order could go to anyone.

After we tasted the food, it was SO HORRIBLE we actually drove back to the restaurant and explained that it was inedible, but they would not give us an exchange or a refund. Their policy is, if you do not like the taste, oh well you're screwed. The person we talked to was very rude and unhelpful and did nothing to console a couple of very angry customers. We ended up storming out and will never go back.

I'll be contacting the BBB.

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I've gotten take-out from Wang's Kitchen several times. The food is ready when they say it will be. The pricing is average, but they do charge extra for fried rice. Recently, I was disappointed with the Beef and Chinese vegetables dish. The beef was 75% fat or gristle. If this had been my only experience, I would have rated them lower. I will avoid ordering beef in the future.

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Giving it four stars simply because of how close I live to it, but honestly it's more a 3 star-joint. Nothing really wrong with the place, and the food is pretty good and the staff is friendly. Be warned, in case you're like me and like spicy-style sesame chicken. Their online menu has the pepper symbol next to their sesame chicken indicating it's spicy, but it isn't (the General Tso's is). I asked them about this and they just looked at me funny. They told me a non-spicy sauce is used for the sesame chicken, while a spicy sauce is used for the General Tso's. Looks like an edit to their website is in order. If you're into spicy sesame chicken (or really, amazing food in general) you're better off going to Handy Kitchen on Leesville. Never disappointed with them and I can't stop coming back. As for Wang's (*snicker*), be sure to pick up an eggroll with your meal. They have some of the best.

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Very tasty Chinese. We like the Wonton Soup, Chow Mein, and Spicy Shrimp to name a few. Better than your average hole-in-the-way Chinese take out. PLUS - the delivery service is nice.