Photo Review: Wong's Chinese Restaurant in Hillsboro

We were looking for somewhere new to eat, and decided to try the food at Wong's Chinese in Hillsboro.​

​We decided to try a different place for Chinese food last night, and found Wong's just outside of downtown Hillsboro.

​We decided to try a different place for Chinese food last night, and found Wong's just outside of downtown Hillsboro.

​The crab puffs were some of the best I have ever had.  Nice and crisp without being greasy, and a great balance of crab and cream cheese.

​The crab puffs were some of the best I have ever had.  Nice and crisp without being greasy, and a great balance of crab and cream cheese.

​The fried wonton with meat were good, but a little chewy.  I was hoping they would be as crisp as the crab puffs were, but the added moisture from the meat made that hard.

​The fried wonton with meat were good, but a little chewy.  I was hoping they would be as crisp as the crab puffs were, but the added moisture from the meat made that hard.

​The sweet and sour pork was typical of American style chinese restaurants.  A little soggy, but pork was well cooked without being dry.

​The sweet and sour pork was typical of American style chinese restaurants.  A little soggy, but pork was well cooked without being dry.

​Wong's House Special Chicken was the best entree of the night.  Nice and crispy, with great balance of garlic and vinegar.  I will come back for this one.

​Wong's House Special Chicken was the best entree of the night.  Nice and crispy, with great balance of garlic and vinegar.  I will come back for this one.

​The Orange Beef was my biggest disappointment.  My son ordered it because he likes the spice of the orange chicken at Panda Express, but this was a sweet and soggy mess with no heat at all.

​The Orange Beef was my biggest disappointment.  My son ordered it because he likes the spice of the orange chicken at Panda Express, but this was a sweet and soggy mess with no heat at all.

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