Chung Wah Chinese Restaurant (Miami)
***** Chung Wah Chinese Restaurant, 190 Northeast 119th Street, Miami, Florida 33161, (305) 758-8887.
Got a real good Chinese joint for you guys to check-out, Chung Wah Chinese Restaurant in Miami.
Last week- while driving around Miami looking for a gas station- Jeff Eats and Mrs. Jeff Eats “discovered” Chung Wah and I gotta tell you, the joint’s food blew us away!
Real simple concept at work here…
Chung Wah is basically a takeout but it does have a couple of tables and a counter (if you insist like Jeff Eats and Mrs. Jeff Eats did) for eating there!
Chung Wah is located in an Exxon Gas Station’s Express Food Mart, so it’s probably not gonna work for you fancy schmancy guys out there!
Chung Wah menu has the full boat of Brooklyn Jewish American Chinese Food circa 1957-like wonton soup, egg rolls, chicken wings, bbq ribs, sweet & sour chicken, pepper steak, steamed pork dumplings, shrimp with lobster sauce, General Tso’s chicken, roast pork egg foo young, so on and so forth!
Chung Wah’s food is reasonably priced!
Chung Wah’s portions are big!
Chung Wah’s food is absolute dynamite (that’s assuming you like Brooklyn Jewish American Chinese Food circa 1957)!
Let me wrap this tale up for you guys by saying that Jeff Eats and Mrs. Jeff Eats really enjoyed Chung Wah’s food and the whole gas station-vibe! No question about it, if Chung Wah Chinese Restaurant was closer to our Boca Raton abode, we definitely would be real steady customers.
If you’re into Brooklyn Jewish American Chinese Food circa 1957- I’m telling you- that you gotta give this joint a shot!
You can check menu/prices/info at chgoldenstar.com.
Chung Wah Chinese Restaurant is open Monday-Thursday 11am-10pm, Friday-Saturday 11am-10:30pm, Sunday noon-10pm.
Most of the food looks good but those wings look gross.
Actually I was thinking to myself as to how delicious those wings look.
Like Jeff always says, food is a subjective call.
This hole in the wall has delicious food.
Amazingly very good Chinese food….inside the gas station. I was a bit surprised at the setup but the care they took in wrapping the containers in Saran Wrap kept everything from spilling & even better, keeping my car smelling like food! After reading the reviews and since my favorite Chinese food in NMB closed, I thought I’d give it a try and it was very good and will be my new spot. Keep in mind, it’s the food that counts not the inside area of the gas station.