This is great Chinese food! Absolutely best in the area! Waitress was on spot! And we loved the "throw back" decor. A great local restaurant. read more

My absolute favorite Chinese restaurant ! Their drinks are so good and pretty strong ! I especially love their egg foo young, egg rolls, crab rangoons and luncheon specials!!! read more

Probably our last time here. Seems this joint is getting even shabbier around the edges than it had already been. Anyway: they tried the Sunday buffet thing, and as we both liked their food on previous occasions we figured we would give it a whack. It wasn't at all crowded when we got there a little past 1pm. For a $10 buffet, I figured otherwise. Should've been a clue of what was to come. They had many of the usual stand-by items more frequently seen from a Chinese menu...hot n sour soup, fried rice, Krab Rangoon, egg rolls, lo mein, etc. All of it was serviceable without doubt. Sign near register/host stand area even puts it plainly. "Buffet cooked with MSG." So I've been warned but at least I didn't get tightness of chest or the hives afterward. Yay, me! One thing they coulda done was make sure the food was hot. Most of it was lukewarm at best. Even when a new pan of (let's just say lo mein for argument's sake) food came out, it was barely hot at all! I don't think how you keep customers with upkeep like that. Only desert, if you wanna call it such, was a large bowl of fruit cocktail. Obviously canned, at that. I still love their egg rolls. However when they're only tepid and laying in a pan of cool grease, one might find it a wee bit unattractive from a culinary point of view. In the plus category, our waitress was a true sweetheart. She came back just often enough to refill water a couple of times and clear off old plates. She then excused herself to get some fresh air (i.e. light up) and swung back around a few minutes later. Meanwhile she was busy with the few other tables in the joint who preferred ordering from the menu proper. When we entered, there were four other tables with folks plus a couple at the bar. By the time we left, 'twas just the two women sitting in the next booth. When the younger of the two ordered a burger, I was quite mystified. I even asked the waitress; she validated that, saying they've got some of the best burgers around. She had 9 burger orders the day previous! So I asked her whether the local McDonald's had good egg rolls too. I don't quite think she got it. As a long time restaurant here in the hinterlands of northern Maine, I don't think Wing Wah got it either. In fact, I think they simply LOST it to benign indifference and just overall complacency. Too bad, because even just a couple of years ago it was a better place to be. read more

Got take out and wound up throwing away $50 worth of food. Everything tasted and looked like it was soaked in soy sauce. No other flavor!

Ive tried. Ive really, really tried. The food is disgusting. I'm from Boston. From authentic to joints like this one, including many Japanese restaurants, I know my food. Trust me. From yesterday's stale fried snacky things, to BBQ spare ribs, which may someday bring a lawsuit. Ive choked more then once, BECAUSE...(THEY CANT BE CHEWED). Ive been here 7 years. Every year is worse. Be prepared for EXTREMELY uncomfortable seeting as surely, these barely cushioned benches are about to be on the floor soon. They still had pieces of Christmas cotton and old ( off holiday decor, or parts of ) glued to an overhang. Nobody cares enough here. Never seen but another (possibly 2) tables with other folks. I would never badmouth a waitress, and realize this is a very small town, but I don't see very enthusiastic bubbly personalities there...ever. Even with just a few tables full, the chaos and loud voices from the kitchen seem unprecedented making it difficult to enjoy my company. In closing, if u still feel the need to challenge my words...TOLD YA SO... read more

Food is awful never fresh. Chinese it seems all white people cooking Chinese food. It's a make you sick tomorrow kind a place.

I used to love Wing Wah. The food was always great. Stopped in for lunch for the first time in a few years, and to say I was disappointed would be an understatement. The food was disgusting! Some of it tasted like it was cooked days ago. My husband's sesame chicken looked like molasses was dumped on it and it was soggy. He said it tasted like it was fried in month-old grease. The rice was room temp. We only took a couple bites. The waitress saw our untouched food and asked if we wanted boxes, which we declined because it was that disgusting. We paid our tab, tipped her, and left. Then we both ended up getting sick. Sad, because this place is so nostalgic to me. I'll never go back. The wait staff was very nice though. UPDATE: I'm pretty sure I got food poisoning. read more

So sad to see. We have been going here for 20 years. It's just a matter of time before this closes. Dirty menus, bad service and food is not at all what it used to be. read more

Had take out so can't speak to the in restaurant experience but the food was okay. Not the best I've had but not bad either.

My entree was bland, I left 3/4 of it. Egg roll was dripping grease. The worst thing was the dirty gross carpets. The hostess was complaining about the flooring when we came in. Wish we would have checked reviews before we went. read more

Food is delicious, but the physical restaurant is very dated and could use a face lift/ freshening up. Nostalgic, but feels dirty. Service has always been great! read more

Service was great wing wha special is amazing Drinks are strong and good. Would eat there again

C+ C+ C+................. Crab Rangoons a+ BBQ Short Rib Steak Chicken Salt and Pepper Wings awesome B-

the place is not clean and the food is pretty terrible (although the portions are huge). I had sesame chicken and pork fried rice. both tasted like they were cooked hours ago and had been sitting. my mixed drink was good though. they are the only Chinese food game in town which is unfortunate. read more

I was very disappointed with the food. They also do not allow substitutions on menu items. Hard to bite into the boneless ribs and the rice was greasy. read more

We drive by this place on the way to East Grand Lake. Due to its goofy name and the crumbling faux-tudor exterior, I knew one day we would have to try it. Wing Wah's interior is dark and depressing,with faded decor and well-worn carpet. When we visited it was nearly Halloween, so spider webs and plastic pumpkins competed with paper fans and lanterns. Everything about this place screams of the old school Chinese/Polynesian food of my youth. Back then we thought this food was so exotic it must be good, and if not the mai-tai's would help. For better or worse, my expectations were met. You gotta love a place that prints "we use MSG" right on the menu. We ordered several hot appetizers: spare ribs, wings and egg roll. All were significantly greasy especially the thick skinned egg-roll. The ribs were bright red and very salty (see photo). All were presented on footed stainless platters - remember those? read more

Wing Wah - wings and spare ribs. YES they really are that color. - Chinese Near Me - Lincoln, Maine

Went there today and let's say the waitress should be put out to pasture!!!! First we waited 20 minutes for her to come over and she is in fact a true bleached blonde losing her mind. She never asked us if we wanted something to drink, so we had the water that the hostess brought us. She took our order and disappeared into the kitchen and never came back until food was done, usually we are brought crispy noodles before the meal, nope we had to ask for them and when we did, the waitress hit herself upside the head and mumbled something and walked away. She never came back to our table until we flagged her down for our meals to be boxed, I asked her for extra crispy noodles for my take home meal and nope not in my bag. This place has went down hill bad, I have been going here since I was a kid. It's very sad read more

Food is great. Service is fast. Waitresses are always nice and make you feel comfortable. Linda and the rest of the waitresses there are amazing. They come by to check how everything is. If I had it my way, I'd eat the 7 days a week. We love Wing Wah ! read more

GOOD ENOUGH! I've lived in China, recently. While you should be selective about which dish you order, I've ordered take-out from Wing Wah several times this Covid 19 - strained July, and felt safe and that it offered large servings at a reasonable price. Plan on two meals or sharing even if you order a small. read more

I feel bad giving this review but it was so bad. I was so sad about it cause I just moved nearby and Chinese food is my favorite and I eat out a lot. The beef on a stick had to have been sitting out for awhile to be THAT cold and dry theirs no way from the time I called to picking it up it was cooked and cooled not possible. Brutally unchewable, wontons too. The chicken and eggroll were warm but the grease was crazy I seen a review saying that but I didn't really see how an egg roll could hold on to that much liquid idk but it did read more

I have no idea why anyone would eat here. Anyone who gives this restaurant a review any greater than 2 stars lacks any sort of culture or knowledge of what truly good food should taste like. The pork fried rice was absolutely flavorless. How do you manage to fry something in pig fat and have it come out sans any flavor?! It makes zero sense. The "filet" of steak is served on a stick and resembles in both flavor and presentation beef jerky reconstituted in dirty dish water. The chicken tasted like it had been boiled in the same dish water, and had the mouth feel of something straight out of a can. The BBQ short rib wasn't BBQ, so much as that red sugar water you feed hummingbirds. The only saving grace was out waitress, who was lovely and somewhat apologetic at how miserable the food was. I will only suggest to my worst enemies that they eat here. read more

Still the best Chinese restaurant on my list. They have never let me down from the quality of the dishes to the friendly service. I've been coming here for years and have tried many of the dishes. My favorites are the Kung Pao Beef, Sha Sha Chicken, Fried Wontons, and the Mai Tai's. Again, if you find yourself in the Lincoln area, this is a great place. read more

Wing Wah - The greatest Chinese restaurant in New England - Chinese Near Me - Lincoln, Maine

Make yourself a peanut butter sandwich at home. You'll enjoy it more. I was in Lincoln, ME vacationing for the week. I ordered take out for five people. It was, hands down, the worst Chinese food we'd ever eaten. read more

The paid reviews for this place are amazing, but this is some of the worst food I've ever had.

If you need an extra quart of oil which is about what I squeezed out of just the egg roll and you don't want any pork in your pork fried rice you might like this dump! This is the first and last time I'll ever order from this place. I ended up throwing pretty much all of it a way! ABSOLUTELY DISGUSTING!! read more

Why is everything on this menu various shades of brown? I have traveled out of state and even out of the country and have never found food as unappetizing as in this dark dank place. The only reason I can see that people like this place is that the drinks they serve at the bar are so strong that they have desensitized the regulars taste buds. read more

We live in the area and love the food and drinks here. We have friends that come back to the area and always choose this restaurant. I've eaten at several Polynesian/Chinese restaurants and none compare. Not sure why so many bad reviews but I can assure you, you won't be disappointed. read more

I've eaten Chinese food all over the world (including China itself) and there is no better place on the planet than Wing Wah in Lincoln, Maine. Is it authentic? Hell no. But if you're looking for the best Americanized Chinese food you'll ever eat make this a priority. This is not even debatable; it is pure fact. And they proudly use MSG which is probably the reason it tastes so good. read more

I love Lincoln and wanted to help out a non-chain restaurant, but this was literally the worst "Chinese" food I've ever had. The amount of soy sauce used in every dish is indescribable. The fried rice was almost black! You might as well just pour a full container of salt on every dish. I couldn't taste anything else at all. My husband got the General's chicken which was covered in goo (apparently the "sauce") and was nearly inedible. The lo mein (how to screw up lo mein!?!) was also leaking with salty soy sauce and tasted like extra smushy noodles and a salt lick. NEVER AGAIN. read more

Not Chinese food in the strictest sense of the word, and not a place for those who avoid sodium, MSG, or fat. But you're in Maine now, and Wing Wah is exemplary of what we Mainers CALL Chinese food. If you aren't a from-away fart smelter (an aesthete who smells his own effluent and disdains anything that isn't "authentic"), you get a lot of good tasting food and strong drink for the price. Leave your out-of-state whinging and calorie counter at home, and enjoy! read more

Wing Wah is my all time favorite Chinese restaurant. I have been coming here since I was a child, and although some things have changed, my love for this restaurant has not. I have had a variety of dishes (and drinks) here, and I've never been let down. Sometimes the service is lacking a little, particularly if it's very busy, but it doesn't detract from the overall experience too much. read more

Terrible. I went there once before & then a year later. Food is terrible. Fatty meat. Burnt Black chicken. Mushy nasty rice with very little meat. I wont go back read more

Good and friendly service, and the food was quite good. Possibly the best crab rangoon I've ever had, and I love me some crab rangoon. The place was not the most aesthetically pleasing, but don't let that turn you away from some good Americanized chinese/cantonese/polynesian food. A good amount of food too for around $10 if you order from the combo menu read more

Forever my favorite Chinese restaurant! Wing Wah is always on my must-stop places when I visit home. Sure, it may not be the best Chinese food in the world, but it's definitely a hometown favorite for a little town in Maine. Large portions. Strong drinks. Great people! read more

A TALE OF TWO TABLES. The food was ok but I've grown accustomed and expected only ok. I have been here many times going back over 30 years and I know this is not a 5 star restaurant but we ARE in Northern Maine and one shouldn't expect 5 star cuisine. The real Issue I had was with the first person to greet us. A younger gal, there were two staffing the front counter, the one we had an issue with was the bigger of the two. Upon entering she attempted to get our phone number and suggested we leave and she will call when a table opens. We could see there was a table open NOW but it had to be cleaned. No big deal, we'll wait. She again suggested we leave and she would call but we had just driven 20 miles to get here. Just then a waitress said just a moment and the table will be ready. Not long after it became clear why she wanted us to leave. The next table that emptied the same front girl set the table and placed a beer in the center, even though no one was there or even waiting. We overheard her tell the waitress her mom and grandmother were coming. I can appreciate her wanted to look after her mom and grandmother but I DO NOT appreciate her asking us to leave so her mom could have this table. I must say I did get very good service from our waitress. It was the older and shorter woman and we have had her as a server before and have alwsys had great service from her. For these reasons three stars for the restaurant, ZERO stars for the front gal and 4.5 stars from our server. read more

We love this place! The food is hot and served quickly by friendly waitstaff. I bet I've been eating here a couple of times a month for years. No, it's not fine dining, but it's pretty damn tasty! The kung pao beef is excellent, the chicken fried rice is a family staple, and the crab rangoons are probably my favorite. read more

One of the worst restaurant experiences I have ever experienced. Before they sat us the warned us that there were drunk locals in the bar that were loud and using the F word, and they had asked them to keep it down, (which they did not do.)Not only did we have to listen to drunk idiots cuss while we had children with us, my husband didn't receive what he wanted, and instead of correcting it, the manager jumped down his throat and tried to make it his fault. I have never been to a restaurant where a manager acted like that. My husband wasn't trying to get free food, just wanted the food he ordered. She later apologized and said she was frustrated bc of the drunk people. I will never spend a dime at this establishment again when I go to Lincoln read more

Never did enjoy Wing Wahs. Don't get me wrong, the customer service has always been delightful but their food always left me disappointed. During several visits my food would either be dry or swimming in so much soy sauce that it just wasn't enjoyable. Personally I avoid this restaurant at all costs if possible. To each their own though! read more

What can I say? The crab rangoons are made from scratch with fresh wonton wrappers, the egg rolls are home made from scratch, the sha sha chicken is to DIE for, and the bartenders are the BEST. What a great drink, Bartenders are more than attentive, Your drink is ALWAYS being refilled. The atmosphere is dive-ish, but who cares? The food is fantastic, the staff is wonderful, and the drinks are second to none. Split a bowl with someone: you will never forget it! Love Wing Wah! read more

I salute you, Wing Wah, for being in a small, middle-of-nowhere town in which good food is NOT required since the people of Lincoln do have to eat somewhere, and yet you have excellent Chinese food anyway. I praise you also for having the nicest, most patient waitresses on the planet, who take everything in stride with a smile and even a hug on the way out. The name of the restaurant is the best...Wing Wah! Fun to say, and it definitely hints at the great times to be had inside its doors. My entire extended family makes an annual trek up to Lincoln every 4th of July to gather at Egg Pond for lake house relaxation, and we always do at least one night here. The memories made when my family gets together at this restaurant are just priceless. The heated debating over what to order raises in volume as the never ending flow of scorpion bowls and Mai Tais are delivered to the table, and the numerous heaping plates of calorie-laden yet heavenly appetizers are passed around as the feast is shared by all. Our most recent waitress should get a prize for staying calm and almost motherly in the face of our rowdy pack. She recommended the salt and pepper wings and she nailed it-just like the regular ones with a nice, salty kick. The hot and sour soup had a unique, darker, meatier tasting broth and the perfect balance of flavor. As an added bonus, there were squeeze bottles of duck sauce and hot mustard ready on the table along with fried wonton strips so we could drown our food as much as we wanted to and start eating something immediately, because who can wait for anything anymore? Tragically, we forgot to order crab rangoons this last visit, but they are also fried perfection. I have never disliked anything on the menu, and most items are above your average Americanized-Chinese hole in the wall. Check your sobriety and the nutritionist- on-your-shoulder at the door, and enjoy! read more