Ming Wah Chinese/Chifa Restaurant
$ • Chinese, Asian Fusion Book a table: 7:00 PM 7:15 PM 7:30 PM MoreAbout Ming Wah Chinese/Chifa Restaurant
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Special Ming Wah Wonton Soup Wonton Especial Ming Wah
Chicken Ti PA Kay Pollo Ti PA Kay Dulce
Vegetable Spring Roll 1 PC
Fried Jumbo Shrimp 6 pcs
House Special Fried Rice
Crab Rangoon 6 pcs
Roasted Pork
Recent Reviews
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very good
I’ve visited Ming Wah once in person and have ordered takeout several times. The food has been consistently flavorful, fresh, and generously portioned.
My recent order included the Four Seasons, house special fried rice, wonton soup, and fried dumplings.
Everything was packed well, arrived hot, and tasted delicious. Ming Wah has become one of my reliable choices whenever I’m craving Chinese food.
I’ll definitely continue ordering from them!
My recent order included the Four Seasons, house special fried rice, wonton soup, and fried dumplings.
Everything was packed well, arrived hot, and tasted delicious. Ming Wah has become one of my reliable choices whenever I’m craving Chinese food.
I’ll definitely continue ordering from them!
I ordered boneless bbq ribs and chicken fried rice. The boneless rib pieces also included pieces of fat. The bbq sauce tastes like Hunts bbq sauce. The rice has minimal ingredients. Very disappointing. The dining area needs to be upgraded. Very dated and unappealing.
Hours
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | 11AM - 9PM |
| Wednesday | 11AM - 9PM |
| Thursday | 11AM - 9PM |
| Friday | 11AM - 9PM |
| Saturday | 11AM - 9PM |
| Sunday | 12 - 9PM |
Ming Wah Chinese/Chifa Restaurant is a small, family-owned spot in an old plaza on Nob Hill. It is not a fancy restaurant—the place looks rundown and hasn’t seen a renovation in years, with smeared windows. However, the food is great, reasonably priced, and the portions are enormous. They deliver within a 3-mile radius with a small $2 delivery fee that goes to the driver.
The menu offers both American-Chinese and old-school Chifa dishes. The family pack for $46 is a buyer beware option that works in the customer’s favor, including wonton soup, egg rolls, crab rangoon, pork fried rice, cashew chicken, and chicken lo mein. The soup is generous and hearty; the mixed chaufa (fried rice with pork, chicken, and shrimp) is smoky with good wok hei. The fried wontons are crisp and classic, and the Egg Foo Young is the best remembered. However, the crab rangoon was chewy, the egg roll shells were a little hard, and the General Tso’s chicken was extremely bland with no flavor. The Lo Mein is a favorite for regulars.
The menu is tight for Chifa standards but hits all the usual suspects. The phone rings off the hook with takeout orders. Service is prompt, and the staff is very nice.