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Wu's Wonton King
Cantonese
Wonton soup, congee, and lacquered duck are the foundation, but the menu at this Cantonese restaurant keeps going through whole fish, stir-fries, and enough elaborate dishes to keep a large table busy for hours. The BYOB policy makes group birthdays feel practically festive on a budget. It sits at a corner where the Lower East Side runs into Chinatown, and the room fills accordingly with the full diversity of both neighborhoods.
The awards strongest first
- Roadbook The Best Restaurants in New York City
- Grub Street The 40 Best Restaurants for Kids (and Parents!)
- Eater The Best Lower East Side Restaurants
One number, weighted & current 81
How we scoreThe dishes from the writeups
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Wonton soup
“At its heart is the kind of traditional Chinese coffee shop that specialized in wonton soup, congee, and pork and duck charcuterie”
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Congee
“At its heart is the kind of traditional Chinese coffee shop that specialized in wonton soup, congee, and pork and duck charcuterie”
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Pork and duck charcuterie
“At its heart is the kind of traditional Chinese coffee shop that specialized in wonton soup, congee, and pork and duck charcuterie”
Eater
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