Authentic Cantonese grub & massive king crab feasts. BYOB & wallet-friendly.
Experience the vibrant flavors of Chinatown at Wu's Wonton King, a beloved institution praised for its authentic Cantonese cuisine. This bustling eatery is a standout for its generous portions, BYOB policy, and a truly impressive king crab experience that's a must-try for seafood lovers. Whether you're seeking comforting wonton soup or adventurous dishes, Wu's offers a memorable culinary journey.
Wu's Wonton King is celebrated for its authentic Cantonese cuisine, with a strong emphasis on fresh seafood, especially their renowned Alaskan king crab. Diners also rave about the classic wonton soup, lamb chops, and Peking duck. The restaurant is considered a great value, with a popular BYOB policy that allows guests to pair their meals with their own wine selections.
"Highly recommended dishes include the Alaskan king crab (especially prepared three ways), wonton soup, Peking duck, salt and pepper squid, lamb chops, and Cantonese roast duck. For a group, consider their set menus."
Customers overwhelmingly praise Wu's Wonton King for its delicious and authentic Cantonese food, particularly highlighting its value and suitability for group dining. The BYOB policy is frequently mentioned as a significant plus.
Important Note
One comment suggests that food quality may have declined and notes a 'C' health rating from the Board of Health was not displayed.
"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."
Positive"This commenter recommended Wu's Wonton King in Manhattan as an alternative for wonton noodles."
Positive"This user listed Wu's Wonton King as a good option for a large group Chinese restaurant."
Positive"Recommending Wu's Wonton in Chinatown for a whole suckling pig, this user recalled it costing under $300 and being a solid option."
Positive"This user also chimed in to agree with the recommendation of Wu's Wonton King."
Positive"This user concurred with the previous recommendation for Wu's Wonton King."
Positive"This user agreed that Wu's Wonton King is the definitive answer for the request."
Positive"This user recommended Wu's Wonton King, noting it is BYOB and suggesting making a reservation and doing a set dinner for a large group."
Positive"This user recommended Wus Wonton King for its food."
Positive"Wu's Wonton King in Chinatown is mentioned as an option with ample room, though Uncle Lou's is preferred for better food if noise is not an issue."
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