Iconic Chinatown Cantonese spot famed for massive king crab & BYOB-friendly policy. Must-try wonton soup & lively group dining.
This Chinatown gem is a go-to for delicious and affordable Cantonese fare, especially for groups looking to BYOB and save on drinks. The restaurant is famed for its impressive king crab dishes and hearty wonton soup, making it a vibrant spot for both casual meals and celebrations. With a wide array of seafood and meat options, it offers a true taste of authentic Chinese dining.
The restaurant is celebrated for its Chinese and Cantonese cuisine, with a particular emphasis on wontons and seafood. The Alaskan King Crab is frequently mentioned as a standout dish. Other recommended items include lamb chops, wonton soup, fried anchovies, and salt and pepper squid. Some users noted a past offering of complimentary soup and oranges which is no longer available. One user noted that surf clam noodles were surprisingly not on the menu.
"Customers frequently recommend the Alaskan King Crab, wonton soup, and salt and pepper squid. Other praised dishes include lamb chops, fried anchovies, pea shoots, and roast duck."
Customers generally have a positive view of the restaurant, often recommending it for its value and suitability for group dining. The BYOB policy is frequently highlighted as a significant perk.
Important Note
One user noted that a past offering of complimentary soup and oranges is no longer available. Another user was surprised that surf clam noodles were not on the menu.
"Wu's Wonton King is described as very tourist-friendly and accepts card payments."
Positive"This comment confirms Wu's Wonton King as a suitable option, mentioning a $20 credit card minimum, which is helpful for group payments."
Positive"Wu's Wonton King is recommended as a good spot for groups that takes credit cards and serves roast duck. It's noted as a good option for group payments."
Positive"The commenter suggests Wu's Wonton King as a delicious option suitable for group dining experiences."
Positive"The user recommended Wu's Wonton for dinner."
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Positive"The user recommended Wu's wonton."
Positive"The user listed Wu's Wonton King as a recommended Cantonese restaurant."
Positive"The commenter intended to finish their final day of eating at Wu's Wonton King, eating until they could no longer move."
Positive"This user suggested Wu's Wonton for string beans, noting they come with a bit of ground pork."
Positive"Responding to a query about Wu's, the author confirmed they provide ice buckets and stemware. They also mentioned a past policy change where liquor may have been banned due to rowdy patrons."
Neutral"This user recommends Wonton King for their golden fried rice."
Positive"The commenter is planning a visit to Wu's and inquired about their ability to provide ice buckets for white wine and asked for recommendations on dishes, having pre-ordered king crab."
Neutral"The author expresses fondness for Wu's, recalling a memorable experience of a table finishing a bottle of Hennessy VSOP quickly during lunch."
Positive"The user recommends Wu's Wonton King."
Neutral"This user agrees with the recommendation for Wu's (or Congee Village's) salt and pepper squid, confirming it is a really good, no-frills, and well-priced option."
Positive"This user confirms the recommendation for Wu's salt and pepper squid, praising it as really good, no-frills, and well-priced."
Positive"This user recommends the salt and pepper squid from Wu's as a suitable option for fried calamari."
Positive"The salt and pepper squid at Wu's is recommended as another great option for no-frills fried calamari."
Positive"The commenter expressed surprise that Wu's Wonton King, a restaurant where they expected to find it, does not offer the surf clam noodle dish."
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