Wang’s Mandarin House
544 S Highland St, Memphis, TN, 38111
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Address :
544 S Highland St
Memphis, TN, 38111 - Phone (901) 458-4880
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Specialities
- Takes Reservations : No
Delivery : Yes
Take-out : Yes
Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Good For : Lunch
Parking : Private Lot
Bike Parking : No
Wheelchair Accessible : Yes
Good for Kids : Yes
Good for Groups : Yes
Attire : Casual
Noise Level : Average
Alcohol : No
Outdoor Seating : No
Wi-Fi : No
Has TV : No
Waiter Service : No
Caters : No
Categories
Chinese Cuisine
The popularity of Chinese food in America can be adjudicated by the appearance of China Town in many major cities in the United State of America. The popular trend of ordering or opting for Chinese take away food isn't unknown in America. Chinese take away food comes to rescue when you're too tired from work or too exhausted to cook. No one can resist the temptation of eating spicy noodles, shrimp, chicken, beef or pork cooked in the sweet and spicy sauce. The cooking method of authentic Chinese food is a lot different compared to what is served in America.
Generally, Chinese use dark meat small bones and organs to cook dishes but this changes when you are eating American-Chinese fusion food prepared using white boneless meat cooked with broccoli, carrots and onions. Back in China, the food is less spicy and oily as they favor steaming and braising method for cooking the most popular dishes. So, if you have a taste for authentic Chinese food, then try finding a real Chinese restaurant in the city. You can also try the most popular fusion Chinese food like Pecking Duck, Chicken Feet, Hot Pot, Shrimp Dumpling Soup, Mapo Tofu, Wontons, Chop Suey, Egg Rolls and not to forget Fortune Cookies.
There are not many restaurants in America serving authentic Chinese food. A little research on Restaurant Listings directory can help you locate the best Chinese restaurants in the city. Chinese cuisine is continuously evolving, and you can find a variety of dishes categorized as the food for lactose intolerant, gluten intolerant, vegan, vegetarian, and diabetic friendly. So, if you have a group of friends with different taste patterns, save the hassle and visit the nearest Chinese restaurant in your city.
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Veritas I.
When I went to the University of Memphis, this was one of my favorite places. They have the BEST crab rangoon in Memphis! I just wish they would deliver chop sticks with your order without you having to ask.
(4)LaShawn N.
I really enjoy, Wang's food and their services. They have delicious food and courteous delivery services. I would recommend if you want a healthy dish Wang's have them for you. This has been the only place when I eat their food, I'm not left feeling gaseous from their food. Great food!!!
(4)Denita W.
I ordered takeout for my first experience. Went in with a craving for Hot and Sour soup on a cold rainy day. I also went ahead and ordered General Tsao's for my boyfriend and I to split. Portions were great. The Hot and Sour soup was exactly what I was craving. Very good with bits of meat and tofu amongst the veggies. The General Tsao's was just OK though. I like this dish more spicy than sweet. This reminded me of a mix of orange chicken and sweet and sour. Had a bit of heat but the sweetness was overwhelming enough that I really needed to eat only a tiny bit at a time. Also no veggies...some broccoli would have really rounded out the sweetness. Probably won't order this dish again but thumbs up on the soup!
(4)Justin S.
After reading all the reviews saying this was the best Chinese in Memphis I had to try it. What a joke. I've had better Chinese is my small hometown. The sesame chicken was beyond dry and the sweet&sour chicken was super crunchy. Had no idea chicken was suppose to sound like chips when you ate them. Don't read all into the hype of this place. Do yourself a favor and find the nearest Panda Express.
(2)Jerry K.
Ordered take-out from here a few weeks ago. Just moved here that day and hadn't set up my kitchen, so I was looking for something cheap, quick, and close by. Based on the reviews on this site, I figured Wang's was a good bet. On the plus side, I got 3 meals out of a combo dinner, so that helped mitigate what I thought was a fairly high price for strip-mall quality Chinese food. OK food, but certainly not very good or great. Now, on the down side ... Price was not cheap at $12 (incl. tax) for my dinner. And they didn't even have my standby favorite, General Tsao's chicken. That wasn't on the combo dinner menu, so it would have been an extra $2. I already thought the food was expensive so I didn't want to pay even more. The fried rice included in the combo was plain fried rice - not even pork fried rice or vegetable fried rice. To top it off, when I got home with my dinner (all of 1/2 mile away) I discovered that my egg roll was barely warm. It obviously wasn't cooked fresh (or even kept under a heat lamp) because it wouldn't have cooled off in the 3 minutes it took me to get home. Overall, a disappointing experience and I'm being generous with 3 stars. But there was a lot of food, like I said, I had 3 meals out of it.
(3)Paulette B.
The food is always fresh and seasoned well. But only four stars because unless you get the $6 buffet, everything else is in large portions and a bit pricey. And the staff are always attentive, no matter how busy. Love the Crab Rangoons!
(4)Brittney H.
We just recently moved out east and ordered from this location. It was really, really good for cheap Chinese delivery! I had the sweet and sour chicken and it was very plump and full of meat. My husband had the sea same chicken and it was great, too! We will definitely be ordering from them again!
(4)Barrett R.
Healthy, fast, and cheap. That is Wang's Express on Highland. I have been ordering the fried bean curd since the beginning. The fried rice is not greasy, and the staff are nice when placing orders. Be aware that Wang's has an effect like no other Chinese. It will ACTUALLY fill you up without the I-am-already-hungry feeling after lousy buffet food.
(4)Caroline V.
This restaurant is one of my boss's favorite lunch spots, so I've been here a couple of times for a "working lunch" - which usually means that we're talking about work while stuffing our faces. There is nothing fancy about Wang's, but the lunch buffet is always hot and fresh (refilled often), and I've detected zero MSG in their food (I have a terrible allergic reaction to the stuff, so the fact that I've eaten here twice without problems is a good sign). At $6.50 for all-you-can-eat buffet, it is a decent value if you want to fill up on noodles, fried rice, and vegetables. Lily, the lady who runs the place during the daytime, is very friendly and once had the kitchen keep making food past lunch buffet hours because we walked in late. My biggest complaint is that the buffet plates are styrofoam, and the utensils are plastic, which makes this tree-hugger shudder. Maybe next time I'll bring my own (reusable) plate?
(3)Kristopher L.
Let me start by saying that I wasn't impressed when I went inside. The ambiance was of an office building turned restaurant overnight. Not to mention the cashier handling my cash, then going back to cutting green beans (good thing I didn't order any of that). I got the General Tso's chicken and egg drop soup. The chicken was good, the rice, well, it was rice. And the egg drop soup was lacking in taste. The reason I'm giving it 3 stars is because it wasn't terrible, I give it an average. Next time, wash your hands after handling money!
(3)Keith B.
Great prices, awesome portions, and the flavor is supreme. I tried the ginger chicken & it was one of the most delicious dishes I have ever had. Friendly service, too. I highly recommend this place.
(4)Daniel C.
Cheap but fresh American-Chinese food place priced right near the university always have my love. This is certainly better than eating at Tiger Den. And I don't think there is another place close by that serves food as consistent and fresh than here. That said, yes, it's not very authentic. But there are few things I like here. Beef with Bamboo and Mushroom, fried chicken and rice, and cold noodles. I typical just get the $6.50 buffet for a quick lunch break. If I live closer to here, I suppose I will likely get take-out here often to satisfy my American-Chinese needs, not because it tastes authentic, but rather because I can expect fresh vegetables in the dish on the cheap.
(4)Samantha B.
I don't know how authentic this place is, but I do know it is excellent. I love the quality of the food. When I lived at the University of Memphis this was the place I went to for my Chinese fix as it's right near campus and they deliver. They give a lot of food and are very friendly. They also do discounts for college students if you have your student ID and pay cash. I highly enjoyed their Red Ginger Chicken, Chicken with Sizzling Crisp Rice, and Curry Chicken.Their Egg Drop Soup doesn't have that icky aftertaste that you get at cheaper places so that's a plus, but it doesn't taste that great with the thingies added in (I cannot remember the name of it right now) I also loooooove their fried dumplings. They taste like nothing I've ever had before. Try them with the soy sauce that comes with it. I'm getting cravings just thinking about it. I'm just sad I live in Collierville now so I can't get this as often as I'd like. Want to Try: Dragon and Pheonix (spicy) Loved: - Fried dumplings - Red Ginger Chicken - Chicken with Sizzling Crisp Rice - Curry Chicken Ok: - Steamed dumplings - Egg drop soup Disliked: - Hot and Sour Soup - Hunan Chicken
(5)Zach K.
It's amazing how good the food is for how unassuming the restaurant looks! I ordered the Ta-Chin chicken special with the hot and sour soup, and was blown away. I'll definitely be returning!
(4)Don S.
My favorite Chinese delivery and take out. Consistently excellent, great hot and sour soup, steamed dumplings, and good egg rolls. Service is always fast, friendly, and affordable. I especially like their twice cooked pork and harvest lamb dishes but wish they offered brown rice.
(4)Jared B. C.
Nice staff and great food. Never had a bad experience and they get your food out fast! Be sure to stop in and try the "Happy Family." More food than you can eat at a reasonable price. Good stuff!
(4)Benjamin D.
If you've had chinese buffet food, you've had this place. Same sauces, same ingredients. Nothing special, but it'll do if you have a craving for cheap Chinese.
(2)Anthony C.
I always get the chicken and broccoli so I can only comment on it - magnificent! The portion is always so huge that I can make two meals out of it, if I'm not hungry enough to eat it all. Kinda sterile for a sit down place, so I always get my food to go.
(4)Sophia G.
Worst egg drop soup ever. I mean EVER.
(1)Kerry H.
Cheap, good Chinese with a wonderfully no-nonsense woman who runs the show--she prefers if you don't use credit cards since it's such a small business, so try to bring cash. If you're looking to grab lunch nearby between classes at U of M, there is a student buffet for $5.50 from 2-4pm on weekdays, which includes a drink...you can even grab a refill on the way out for that caffeine fix before any boring lectures. I recommend the curry rice and any of the chicken dishes.
(4)Southern W.
Wang's saw me through many a night while in college. It's not the best, but it's not horrible either. I have never had a bad experience here. The buffet is your standard Chinese buffet fare. The food is pretty much standard as well, but you get large portions and the service is generally fast. I can't remember ever doing delivery from them, but I've done carry out and dine in dozens of times. Every experience has been good. I can mainly vouch for their sesame chicken, General Tso's, chicken lo mein, Singapore noodles, the chow mei fun, and the sweet and sour chicken. The egg rolls are decent too. It's also pretty cheap so people who are on a budget (i.e. college students) can get a pretty good deal here.
(4)T B.
have eaten a wangs hundreds of times for lunch - at $6 bucks you get what you pay for the service is great
(3)Thomas O.
Basically in agreement with Benjamin on this one. The food is standard for take out Chinese. I am in their delivery zone, so if I am too lazy to get off my behind, I will order from here. I usually order the "House special soup" or the " Hot and sour seafood soup" and add something else to bring it up to the twelve dollar minimum for delivery. Not bad, not great, but good enough if your too tired to go and get something better. It will satisfy your appetite and delivery is very fast.
(2)Will R.
I'm giving the University Wangs 4 stars, because when it comes to bang for your buck, Wangs delivers. The buffet (especially) and the menu items are cheap and tasty in that Americanized oriental food kind of way. Any local college student must have this on their radar!
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