David's Mai Lai Wah
$ • Chinese, Seafood, Chicken ShopAbout David's Mai Lai Wah
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David's Mai Lai Wah Reviews
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It has very good authentic Chinese food with sum happi tiem bahng bahng saurce...yurmyrurmy
Very good salt and pepper wings and shrimp!
Salt & pepper wings are smackin and they open till 2:30am but they stop answering phones at 2am sometimes 1:30a Wich I don't understand cause they always have ppl orders that didn't show up they will sell at 240 but it be fresh still and if u get there close to 3am might wait Ina long line for them to run outta chicken(salt&pepper shrimp good too) and then all they will sell is whatever someone didn't pick up.
Best bet jus get there early or 2am latest cause rare u can pull...read full review
Best bet jus get there early or 2am latest cause rare u can pull...read full review
Hours
| Monday | 4PM - 2:30AM |
| Tuesday | Closed |
| Wednesday | 4PM - 2:30AM |
| Thursday | 4PM - 2:30AM |
| Friday | 4PM - 2:30AM |
| Saturday | 4PM - 2:30AM |
| Sunday | 4PM - 2:30AM |
David's Mai Lai Wah offers excellent Chinese food, featuring must-try salt and pepper wings and shrimp, along with popular choices like General Tso's chicken, chicken fried rice, and chicken with mixed vegetables in white sauce. Customers have praised the fried rice, noting it tastes similar to other well-known spots. The wonton soup and dumplings are also highly recommended. While takeout can sometimes be slow, especially near closing time, the food is worth the wait, especially since the restaurant is open late until 2:30am. Arriving early or around 2am increases the chances of getting fresh wings before they run out. The salt and pepper wings are considered very good, and the ginger sauce for pot stickers has received special mention. Although the restaurant is now takeout only, some reviews mention rude service, which has led some customers to prefer other places in Chinatown for similar food and better service at the same price. Despite these changes, David's remains a notable spot for late-night Chinese cuisine, although the interior is described as dingy and the ordering process takes place in a small lobby.