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A faithful coterie of customers still visits the vast old restaurant known affectionately as 'Wonkies', in the nostalgic hope of being verbally abused by the waiters. Sadly, the rudeness was apparently (mostly) an act for the tourists; these days, the service is simply blunt and efficient - which is no bad thing in a multistorey restaurant with seating for scores of diners. The menu remains almost biblical in length, with dozens of stir-fries covering everything from pork to seafood. The rice can often be overcooked and the roast meats cold, but you do get free tea and huge portions for low prices.
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Meals served noon-11.30pm Mon-Sat; noon-10.30pm Sun
Main courses £4.40-£8. Set meal £8.50-£13.50 per person (minimum 2)
Facilities
Babies and children admitted, Disabled ( toilet ), Takeaway service, Vegetarian menuThis place is fkin hilarious. Really bad service but great food. You don't come here for good service, you come here for a good laugh.The service is comical.
One of the best value restaurant in West End. I have been eating there for more than 10 years. Low price and big portion.
Wonkies used to be our favourite Chinese restaurant back in 90s and I was really looking forward to eating there as I hadn’t visited the old place for a few years. What a disappointment. All the chicken and prawn dishes that we ordered were undercooked, bland and didn't taste all that great.
Never again :(
crap. ruined my whole afternoon. you go to eat and relax, not to be disrespected.
Cheaper than most other restaurants in Chinatown but for a GBP 2.00 price difference, quality of food and portions do not make up for it.
FOOD
Chinese vegetables (Kai Lan) was cooked perfectly. Not over boiled or undercooked. Garlic sauce was not too diluted or overpowering.
Unfortunately, the cold meat on rice dishes were a disappointment. The crispy pork belly (siu yok) skin and meat were too tough. There was no flavour in the fat as there normally should be.
The roast pork (char siu) was equally bland and tasteless.
SERVICE
Service was good. Prompt without any rudeness. Had to share table but this is usual in Chinatown.
OVERALL
Would not recommend or return. If cheap is what you are looking for, go down the street to 1997 Special Zone or Hung's which do great lunch deals or pay GBP 2.00 for better food and bigger portions for equivalent dishes.
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