Wang Cai
About
Chinese, Fast Food
Price Range : Under $10 ($)
Location
Adress: 209 S State Rd 135, Greenwood, IN 46142
Phone: (317) 888-8595
Work Hours
Business info
- credit_cardAccepts Credit CardsYes
- local_parkingParkingPrivate Lot
- directions_bikeBike ParkingNo
Reviews
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Matty S.
Ordered $45 worth of delivery, and our family had three days worth of food.
The woman who answered the phone was easy to understand, and the delivery guy was courteous, and very friendly to our dog who wiggled out to greet him.
My only complaint is that the fried stuff was a little greasy. Well. It's fried, so there. The Rangoons could have had a little more stuffing too.
I ordered a special broccoli chicken (which comes with shrimp)
A lo mein with no veggies
A combination orange chicken
A small and large order of steamed rice, Rangoons, and two spring rolls
As a bonus for having such a large order, they gave me a large egg drop soup and an egg roll.
Everything was still hot when it arrived to our door and very delicious. Highly recommended! -
Brandon S.
!!!!!!!!MUST READ!!!!!!!!!!!!! Don't patronize this sad excuse for a business. Ordered from here twice in a week or so.
First Order Called In for Pickup - Overcharged. Menu prices are lower then computer prices. My bill was $3 higher. This wasn't that big of a deal as I fell it's common. Wontons and Shrimp toast were very over cooked but I just dealt with it this time.
Second Order I ordered online. After completing they called me and confirmed my order and took my card number. Total on app was $26.03. Driver shows in 30 and hands me receipt for $27.45. I try to ask him why the difference and he just walks off. I requested 10 hot sauces and got none and a bunch of other sauces. I open the fried wontons and they are super over cooked (I requested them not to be online) and rock hard. My daughter starts eating the sweet and sour chicken and it was extremely over cooked. She spit it out because she couldn't bite through the chicken. I made her and I a sandwich and started watching the colts game and playing with her. I was going to call them and got sidetracked with her and the game. When the game ended I remembered I forgot to call so I called the store. A lady answered the phone and I explained the situation. Immediately another woman was shouting in the background in another language. The lady (who is apparently their translator) on the phone told me the cook is the same everyday and he doesn't overcook things. They wouldn't give me a refund but I could bring the food back in for them to look at and refund or cook again. This is absurd but it's like a half mile down the road so after I took my daughter home (an hour away) I swung by the house and grabbed the giant sack of food I barely ate and took it to them.
I turned on my video camera and pointed it at the counter just to record the audio because I knew they were going to be completely ridiculous. It was twice as bad as I thought. I told the lady (translator) why I was there and another lady immediately came around the counter and started ruffling through my bag and shouting in another language. Then the male got involved and was shouting. He was literally looking at me yelling and I have no idea what he was saying. I asked the translator if he knew that I had no idea what he was screaming about. He started mentioning policia and I have no idea what that was about. Not sure if he wanted me to call them or he was going to call them over me requesting a refund (only for the fried items) lol. Then as he is talking (yelling) and looking at me he asked me what I was looking at. He left and went into the kitchen and kept yapping, pacing the kitc and mean mugging me in a threatening manner. I can't make this stuff up. The translator told me that I had eaten part of all the other food which was maybe a couple bites of each item so they wouldn't do a refund but they would refund me for my soup because it didn't look touched. I wasn't even there to return the soup or the two entrees lol. I also asked if I should have bagged up the items my daughter and I spit out and brought those with us so they could have 100% of the items. I also offered for them to try and bite through either item which they of course refused and blamed the ROCK hardness on me coming back five hours later cuz apparently Chinese food in a refrigerator gets hard.
Anyways I took the $4 refund for the soup and grabbed my bag of items that were still in the bag (which was missing the wontons and soup) and started to walk out. The translator freaked out and told me I couldn't take the food and followed (chased) me out of the building. THE FOOD I PAID FOR she told me I had to leave there????????? She then proceeded to take pictures of me and my car as I drove away. I'm so confused!!! I just wanted a refund for the fried food or for them to recook it. Instead they threatened me and acted like I ate food and brought it back when I was done for a refund lol. In the recording audio you can hear me have a calm monotone voice while they are yelling shouting and trying to intimidate me. I legit thought this guy was going to come at me. -
Tori C.
Wang Cai is the go to for Chinese at my house! We always call in our order and it's ready to be picked up in about 15 minutes. The food is delicious. We usually get the General Tso's, orange chicken, or sesame seed chicken. Their chicken is crispier than some other places that we have had and we love it. We aren't a huge fan of the fried rice so we always sub it out with the white rice which is soo much better. I love that they also include an egg roll with each meal. Their dinner sizes are usually enough to feel like I over-ate and still have some leftovers! Our order is always right -- we are definitely happy with Wang Cai!
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Ken N.
This small Chinese restaurant has low prices and quick service. Their small shop is in a strip mall just south of Main St on SR 135 in Greenwood.
What I liked: Convenient parking, quick service, and low prices. The crab rangoon was crisp and had a fair amount of crabmeat inside. The sweet dipping sauce was tasty without making the rangoon loose its crunch.
The Beef with Broccoli had a nice flavor. The beef was tender.
What I didn't care for: Their is an $8 minimum purchase to use a credit card. Not bad, just awkward to find something to add since I was low on cash. Their plastic ware is flimsy and made cutting the hot, but barely tenderized broccoli difficult. I couldn't spear it through the stalk with the fork. I ended up stabbing the crowns of the stems.
Problem: I got an order of egg drop soup. It was generously sized and served piping hot! However, the flavor was generally bland, even for egg drop soup. And there was a trace of soap/chemical in the soup. I would have mentioned it to the staff, but since I paid at the time I ordered, I didn't see anyone after they brought my food out. No follow up on their part and no opportunity for me to call attention to it.
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Derrick L.
This isn't mind blowing food but you know what you're getting when you order from here. The food is quick, the lunch specials are very inexpensive and the portions are huge.
The level of service you get from the delivery is very hit or miss with more leaning towards the miss but a call in pickup order is usually ready in 10-15 minutes even for a party of 5.