“Wu’s Wonton King is wonderful for large groups.”
H3
8.2/10Chinese
AI-generated summary
Known for the and for BYOB, which makes it a go to for big group dinners. Splurge on the if you have a crowd, and people say the beats the . Let the waiters help you order, they steer groups well. Service is fast and blunt, and a few people found it rushed and chaotic.
“Wu’s Wonton King is wonderful for large groups.”
H3
“Peking duck is great but comes presliced and placed in fluffy buns with hoisin and scallion vs them carving it tableside and you making your own wrap or bun.”
H3
“Wu’s is the place for it — if only for their BYOB policy and the fact they let the impressively large and live beast loose on your table before it gets cooked and served in no less than three delicious ways: steamed with garlic, deep-fried, plus folded into fluffy fried rice.”
H3
“Either way, I wouldn't go back to this ableist, aggressive establishment.”
H3
“I could buy a $100 bottle and bring it to Wu's Wonton King and drink it over a lavish meal for two”
H2
“crab fried rice and shrimp w black bean sauce at wus wonton king”
H2
“Wu's Wonton King king crab dish”
H2
“If you're looking for the set menus, Wu's Wonton King is the play if you can't read Chinese because [they have some of the set menu in English](https://yelp.to/q5WXGJYBwO) and it's one of the few English menus that I've ever seen. Feeds 8 to 10 people and seems well priced.”
H2
“Absolutely majestic”
H2
“I like the ones at Wu’s Wonton, they come with a bit of ground pork.”
H2
“I like Wu’s but not surprised the restaurant that has been shut down multiple times for health code violations just ignores this directive”
H2
“the won ton soup in bone broth, golden fried rice, peking pork chops, soy sauce chicken.”
H2