Wu's Wonton King
165 E Broadway, New York
(212) 477-1112
Customers' Favorites
Sauteed Chinese Broccoli with Garlic Sauce
Famous Garlic Aromatic Crispy Chicken
Chicken and Veg Pan Fried Noodles
House Special Fried Chinese Yam
Crystal Crabmeat Fried Rice
Soy Sauce Chicken over Rice
Dungeness Crab Any Style
Shrimp and Pork Shumai
Stir Fried String Bean
King Crab Three Ways
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Recent Reviews
We stopped in because most members of our group wanted the Peking Duck. It was a really good restaurant with good service. Most of the table had the Duck. My girlfriend believed it was good. I had the sesame chicken with broccoli, it was good. In addition we had a seafood stew, black pepper pork chop. We shared everything so the portions were rather large.
This is a very fun place for BYOB group dinners with decent but not outstanding food.
You come here more for the experience than the food and it’s a very solid Option in the neighborhood.
You come here more for the experience than the food and it’s a very solid Option in the neighborhood.
This place has your standard Chinese food. I wouldn't say it's amazing but it's good hence the 4 stars.
The seafood plates we got were flavorful and not overcooked.
The veal chops were soft and had a good amount of flavor
The wontons were above average
The beef chow fun was probably the worst dish - it was dry and no wok hei
The eel was good
The fried pork belly was a bit on the dry side
The seafood plates we got were flavorful and not overcooked.
The veal chops were soft and had a good amount of flavor
The wontons were above average
The beef chow fun was probably the worst dish - it was dry and no wok hei
The eel was good
The fried pork belly was a bit on the dry side
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