Wing Kee
$$ • Chinese, Cantonese, Vegetarian Book a table: 7:00 PM 7:15 PM 7:30 PM MoreAbout Wing Kee
Customers' Favorites
fried flat rice noodle f3 干炒牛河
Flat Rice Noodles with Chicken
Pan Fried Beef Crispy Noodle
Roast Pork D5 化皮烧肉
roast pork 化皮烧肉
Salt and Pepper Squid
Roasted Duck
乾炒牛河
Roast Duck
BBQ Pork
Wing Kee Reviews
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Best roast duck and roast pork in houston. I am cantonese, been coming here for over a decade and still good. Char siu and chicken are mid so i’d go elsewhere for those. Service is prob much better if you can speak cantonese or mandarin, but i come specifically for their roast meats
Pricy for what you get. Yes , they don’t speak English and Asian style service and expecting certain tip. Pork was good but other food was ok. Wonton noodles was a bland. So many better restaurants in the area but if only one, I would go back.
Ordered altar lunch fried rice, brisket wonton soup and string beans. Was hesitant of ordering here but I saw a photo of the soup and thought why not. 👍🏾 I found a new fried rice spot. Rice is very flavorful and doesn’t taste cheap, green beans are good and brisket in the wonton soup was amazing. It’s not the cheap chips either. Cook added some brisket fat to it. Yes to the fried rice!
Hours
| Monday | 11AM - 9PM |
| Tuesday | Closed |
| Wednesday | 11AM - 9PM |
| Thursday | 11AM - 9PM |
| Friday | 11AM - 9PM |
| Saturday | 11AM - 9PM |
| Sunday | 11AM - 9PM |
Wing Kee offers authentic Cantonese cuisine that many find very good. Their roasted duck and crispy pork are highly recommended, with the roasted pig being a must-try due to its crispy skin and tender meat. The Guangdong roast duck is particularly praised for being tender and juicy, often enjoyed with sour plum sauce. The restaurant also features a delicious steamed fish dish and uses high-quality rice. Customers have praised the crispy pork belly as the best they tried in Houston, with perfect crackling and juicy, soft meat, and the roast duck remains a highlight for its tenderness and flavor. The flat noodle beef is also well-liked for its wok hei.
The interior is simple, with a typical mom-and-pop style, not fancy but cozy. Service can be inconsistent; it's best to visit when they first open if decent service is desired, as it tends to decline when busier. The staff is friendly, but food quality remains the main attraction. While some dishes like chicken can be dry, overall, the food is consistently good, especially the Cantonese classics. Wing Kee is a popular choice for those seeking traditional Cantonese flavors and has a nice atmosphere for casual dining.