Big Wong

“The crab-rangoon, chicken wings and boneless ribs were all excellent.”

Charles C★★

The price has never been the problem ranging from about 5 to 7 dollars per person for chow mein sandwiches is extremely reasonable. The problem is the quality has gone down tremendously noodles now hard and most of the time not even cooked bit into a piece from this plate in my picture, it was hard chewing on a piece of plastic. The vegetable chow mein now has minimal vegetables in it. They definitely cut back but the most part, especially if you have an allergy is they don’t mark anything so when you eat someone else’s dinner because you can’t help because it all looks the same that’s pretty

Wayne Paiva★★★★★

Back in the 90s when they were located in the Taunton mall I always ordered & enjoyed the food. I moved in 2002 and now returned to the area. Ordered the Happy Family and it was very good, vegetables were fresh, everything cooked perfectly and once again tasted great. Also ordered the sweet & sour chicken, was cooked perfectly, batter was golden with the perfect crisp & chicken was tender. White rice was good and the pork fried was kinda bland, but adding soy sauce helped it out. The rice was fresh and cooked perfectly. The driver was prompt and very nice & the food arrived hot, thank you

David Heinz★

Do not eat at the big wong after I came home from work I order take out around 9 pm on Friday I got noodles broccoli and white rice when I opened the takeout box and poured it onto my plate this came out of it it’s some sort of bug or something idk what it is but it’s disgusting

Steve Demedeiros★★★★★

I’ve ordered here many times and the food is always fantastic. I’ve also had them cater parties for 300+ people and the food is always a hit. Their bourbon chicken is awesome, I always pick some up when ordering.