Big Wong Restaurant

The food was amazing and at the price you get it at, it's unbeatable. Local restaurant owners take notes, because they made very good meals at bargain prices. I wouldve paid $15 for the shrimp wonton soup because of how good it was, and the Hoi Nam chicken was clutch also. I'm so glad I got to try it before they go out of business

Little hole in the wall place to eat. We loved their curry, so spicy but the roti pancakes are so good we ordered more to go! The shrimp wontons were loaded with tasty shrimp and we loved them as an appetizer! We also tried the salt and pepper wings but forgot to snap a pic of them, they were so good! Highly recommend giving it a try!

I love this place. Amazing food. My favorites are the crispy salt and pepper wings, Thai style ong choy for amazing flavor veggies and the Authentic Hoi Nam chicken over special seasoned rice. The dipping sauces for the chicken are beautiful. Spicy and sweet or salty umami. The sauce or gravy with the ribeye is so yummy. I get myself stuffed here but still manage to save room for a sweet roti and the end. Perfect crispy sweet roti to finish the meal.

The owner and the waitress were very nice and helpful with menu options and even helping describe the ways in which dishes would be traditionally eaten. I do appreciate a restaurant doing this even if you would never normally ask these questions. The food was definitely similar to what I had in China, and the restaurant has a comfortable cozy atmosphere. Affordable and well portioned. Will return, with my shirt on.

The Food Not counting the mishap a long time ago...first restaurant while visiting Las Vegas is Big Wong. It was pretty empty when we walked in so I was skeptical, but it was actually not bad. My friend ordered Beef Ramen Plus Shrimp Wonton. While I ordered their Shrimp Wonton with Noodle Soup and Hoi Nam Chicken Over Seasoned Rice. The Beef Ramen Plus Shrimp Wonton was interesting. The soup base tasted like a pho soup base, the noodles had a nice texture, and the meat and wontons were good. The Shrimp Wonton with Noodle Soup was also not bad, better than some other places I've tried. I got dark meat for the Hoi Nam Chicken, which came with rice, and was better than expected. Rice had a good flavor, chicken was not dry, and the sauce was a good compliment. The Miscellaneous The restaurant is in a plaza amongst others, it has a private lot but gets packed during peak hours. The restaurant is average sized with a good amount of seating. The interior is like a typical Chinese restaurant, but their restroom was very clean. It was pretty empty during dinner hours, but might be because peak hours are at a different time? The service was pretty quick and the employees seemed pretty nice. They have a decent selection of dishes on their menu, focusing mainly on rice, noodle, and curry it seems. This was a good first experience of Asian food in Las Vegas.