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New Wing Fat

3.8 (70 reviews)
ModerateChinese
Open 11:00 am - 4:00 pm, 5:00 PM - 9:00 PM

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Orange chicken lunch special
Sandy R.

My sister and I went in for lunch. I ordered combination Chow fun and my sister ordered a lunch special of Orange chicken, Chow mein, Fried rice and an oil soaked spring roll. The food was not edible. Old grease and too much of it, no taste in the Chow fun, only oil flavor. The Orange chicken was 90% batter. I won't even go into the rice and Chow mein, it was just as bad. Years ago it was good. Now I would give it a negative thousand stars. So bad! Also, $17 for the Chow fun and $19 for the lunch special - $3 extra to substitute the protein.

The Orange chicken on the menu wasn't the  Orange chicken given to me with my ordet..Simply a breast fried with the skin on. Nasty
Sway B.

This is the worst Chinese food ever made. I had ordered kung Po shrimp, orange chicken and beef fried rice. The orange chicken wasn't coated like advertised on the photo inside the menu. The chicken was a breast that was cut into pieces with the skin left on it. The rice was made with old grease, leaving a very dark brown stain on the paper plate. The kung Po was the worst the worst I ever tasted. The deep fried prawns was very good and cooked to perfection. The place only takes cash when ordering and now I understand why they don't take credit cards. Because if they did. Folks would call there credit card company and cancel there card. Because the food was simply trash and is only worth given to the "Crows". My wife and I decided to write a review on the waste of $59 dollars spent on tonight's Dinner. It lks like McDonald's will be our alternative for the night.

Sorry I ate it before I took the picture... its all gone so that should mean something ‍
Bianca S.

The food is good, I only order dinner for five. If you substitute it cost, which is okay. The family dinner comes with fried prawns, rice, noodles, chicken, pork, bbq pork. I order sides of pot stickers these are deep fried. The lady is nice, this is family owned. It is pricey, but well worth the mullahh ($). You will be full and you will sleep well. Another place I usually order togo but when I was working downtown this is a hole in the wall you CAN eat at. I suggest you order your food to go and walk to a park or eat in your car.

Sabrina V.

This place comes highly recommended by my cousin so I had to give a try after hearing all the rave for their lunch special. Definitely did not disappoint. Their lunch special which only costs $9 comes with barbecue pork fried rice, fried shrimp, chow mein and barbecue pork. I also really liked the fried shrimp that came with it, the batter was light and crispy. I liked how the food didn't feel greasy and wasn't salty at all. Solid place for lunch and I really enjoyed the fried rice. The barbecue pork is really tasty, not too salty. This chinese takeout is much better than Panda Express, and you get way more food. I couldn't even finish the lunch special - they give huge portions. I would highly recommend this place if you're looking for a quick and affordable lunch eat. I also would recommend getting take out because the inside isn't really set up for dine-in. Only thing was that they slightly skimped me on the barbecue pork (but thats okay, still a lot of food so can't complain). Also, the parking can be difficult because they are located in a small plaza with limited spaces. This place is also CASH ONLY, so be prepared.

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3 years ago

love this place...nice owners...good food! my go to is the shrimp fried rice and fried wontons.

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7 years ago

Ordered the General chicken with vegetable fried rice Soo good! Fast takeout, cash only though! But truly enjoyed my food. Will be back!

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This is not the original you can taste it ! It's very greasy not like the one on 3rd! Shame on them to use their name and mislead people!

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7 years ago

Absolutely delicious Chinese food. Super friendly super clean. I highly recommend it.

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8 years ago

The best egg foo yung on the flat earth! Not a fancy kind of place, but amazing food. Thank you New Wing Fat!

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9 years ago

This place was terrible. Made me sick. Definitely dont eat here. No stars 0. Friendly people. But who isnt thats taking your money.

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9 years ago

do not come here. this is not new wing fat. there is only one wing fat which is the original one.

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1.8 mi
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Craving protein? This spot has got you covered for seasoned skewers over a warmed plate…read more I came here on a Saturday evening and there was no wait! I came with a friend and got seated immediately. In terms of service, there wasn't too much interaction with the staff since you order via QR code, but they will come over and put your receipt on the surface of the table and check off your items as they bring them out. Initially, my friend and I thought they grilled the skewers on the plate at the table; however, it comes pre-cooked and grilled, and the plate itself is there to keep your food warm. I looked under, and it's "powered" by a bunch of tea candles. Between both of us, we ordered some skewers of enoki mushrooms (which was my favorite, super tender and flavorful), some beef skewers, a beef skewer with lychee (super unique), beef tongue (a bit tough for my liking), and chicken skin (extremely crispy, somewhat hard to pull off the skewer). I want to call out again the beef with lychee since this was an item I do not see often. It was interesting because the beef was seasoned well and when combined with the lychee, it added a refreshing note; however, the lychee's textural profile was similar to fatty beef, which personally threw me off a bit as someone who tends not to like fatty cuts (if you are a fan though, you'll like this). Overall, this spot is an okay place to check out if you're in the area. Parking in this area of San Mateo is limited, but the restaurant itself has a lot of tables, so it can be good for bigger parties.

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The large dining room with ample capacity.
The large dining room with ample capacity.
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Prices have definitely gone up, but portions are still solid and the food was tasty overall…read more However, the service felt very rushed and a bit stressful. We were approached almost immediately after sitting down, and even after asking for a few minutes to look at the menu, the waiter kept coming back quickly, which made the experience feel pressured. We ordered pan fried buns and stir fried string beans, plus complimentary peanuts that were a nice touch. The waiter also recommended a "Chinese broccoli with beef" that wasn't on the menu, which felt a bit unusual. The restaurant was quite crowded with very close seating, so the ambience felt lively but cramped. Overall, good food, but the rushed service and tight seating affected the experience. :(

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Pig's ear with five spice
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I decided to give this place a second chance because the first time I ordered the soup-less…read moreversion, it was extremely salty. This time, I specifically requested no added salt and asked for it to be not salty, but unfortunately it was still overwhelmingly salty. The service was friendly and very quick, which I appreciate. However, the food was so high in sodium that it was almost inedible for me. If this is their standard seasoning, it just isn't for my taste. Sadly, I won't be returning.

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Utensils, condiments, water
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New Wing Fat - chinese - Updated July 2026

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