BYOB Cantonese feast & birthday fave; massive king crab, suckling pig, roast duck & vat of wonton soup. Perfect for groups!
This Cantonese gem in Manhattan's Chinatown is a go-to for group celebrations, especially birthdays. It's renowned for its BYOB policy, allowing guests to bring their own wine to pair with an extensive menu. The restaurant offers family-style dining with dishes like suckling pig, roasted duck, and impressive whole fried crabs.
This Cantonese restaurant is celebrated for its generous portions and family-style dining, making it ideal for groups. Signature dishes include a massive Alaskan king crab, suckling pig, and Cantonese roast duck. Wonton soup is a must-try starter, and other popular items include salt and pepper squid and various seafood preparations. While many customers praise the food, one recent review noted a decline in quality and a concerning health rating.
"Standout dishes include the massive Alaskan king crab (often prepared three ways), suckling pig (which requires pre-ordering), Cantonese roast duck, wonton soup, and salt and pepper squid."
Customers rave about this restaurant's suitability for large groups and its BYOB policy, which makes it a cost-effective choice for celebrations. The Cantonese cuisine, particularly seafood and roasted meats, is highly praised, though one review noted a decline in food quality and a 'C' health rating.
Important Note
One user mentioned a recent 'C' health rating and a perceived decline in food quality. Another user noted that while good, King's Kitchen might be preferred by some for fried calamari.
"Wu's Wonton King is a BYOB (Bring Your Own Beverage) establishment and is described as awesome."
Positive"Wu's Wonton King was suggested as a crowd-pleaser, although the commenter noted it has a 'B' health rating."
Neutral"This user recommended Wu's as a post-colonoscopy meal option."
Positive"Wu's Wonton King is added as a recommendation."
Positive"This user suggests Wu's Wonton King as a local restaurant that makes good lobster, as an alternative to Red Lobster."
Positive"Wu's Wonton King is a lively and popular spot for big groups and birthdays, operating on an a la carte menu. It's not a private dining experience but is fun and not overly formal."
Positive"Following up on a price query, this user confirmed that Wu's Wonton King can accommodate a budget of around $100."
Positive"This user suggested Wu's Wonton King in Chinatown as a potentially reasonably priced seafood option."
Positive"Wu's Wonton is recommended, and the commenter also mentions it being BYOB."
Positive"This restaurant has a free corkage fee. It is not located in Midtown."
Neutral"Wu's is mentioned as an alternative to Chinese Tuxedo, offering a different vibe suitable for hosting a 30th birthday party."
Neutral"Wu's Wonton King was mentioned as a dining option, with a suggestion to bring one's own bottle."
Neutral"This user suggests that Wus in Manhattan Chinatown is a good place to find live king crab, noting that most king crab nowadays comes from Norway."
Positive"Wus wonton is mentioned as a recommendation."
Positive"This user listed House of Joy, Wu's Wonton King, and Royal Seafood as potential Chinese restaurants for a group dinner."
Positive"This user recommended Wus Wonton King for Chinese food suitable for a group dinner."
Positive"This user enthusiastically suggested Wu's Wonton King for eating a large quantity of Chinese food."
Positive"Wu's Wonton King was recommended, with the added note that it is BYOB."
Positive"Wus is recommended for wonton soup, Peking duck, chow fun, and BBQ pork, and they accept reservations for parties of 8 with no corkage fee."
Positive"This commenter seconded the recommendation for Wu's Wonton King."
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