Wei’s

7.5/10Chinese

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Get the or the spicy peanut wontons. People also name the General Tso's. There are locations in Williamsburg and Fort Greene and people like both, though one person said the prices run high for what it is.

145 Borinquen Pl, BrooklynWilliamsburg, BrooklynGoogle Maps

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  • in:What are your favorite restaurants in Williamsburg?7 pts
    replying to u/Unlikely-Guess3775: Italian: Lella Alimentari, Pecoraro Latteria, and Misi for the privilege you now have of being able to test your luck for a walk-in tablee Indian: none great (Masti is mid, don't let anyone tell you otherwise), but Gorkhali for Nepalese food is incredible and has some similar dishes Sandwiches: Marlow and Sons, Oh Boy (egg and cheese with hashbrown), Santa Fe BK for their breakfast burrito (not sure if you consider that a sandwich but still needs a shout out) Thai: none great Chinese/Taiwanese: for sit down, Taiwanese is a better bet (Win Son, Mama Lee, Fan Fried Rice Bar); for take-out, Nan Xiang Express and Big Wong Bakeries: Bakeri (lemon cake!), La Bicyclette (baguette > croissant) Coffee: Align Coffee (plus crepes!), Lion's Milk (+ simit sandwiches), Qahwah House Pizza: Leo, L'industrie (not telling you anything new), Lala's for the vibes (not a fan of Fini, but others feel differently) Desserts: weirdly not as many good options as you'd expect...I love the dulce de leche flan at Tabare and will go just for that, soft serve at Leo, Fortunato for their pignoli cookies, and Martha's in a pinch for solidly passable cakes of every variety

    “And both Wei’s and Bonnie’s are worth checking out, too.”

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