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I walked in here with a friend of mine on a whim. We decided to try a few typical items to test the food out. We started off with (26) Hung Tao Yee Won Ton Soup. It was a simple egg drop soup with crispy wontons. The wontons had a nice flavor to them that paired well with the soup. Next, we tried (47) Tung Lok Special Chow Mein. It was basically a house special chow mein with shrimp, bbq pork, and veggies. The noodles had a nice QQ texture and it wasn't too greasy. There was good wok flavor as well! I saw (174) Spicy Salt & Pepper Pork Spareribs on the menu, so we usually end up trying the dish to see how the restaurant makes it. The food all came out pretty quickly, hot, and generous portions. The pork spareribs had good flavor and it wasn't over seasoned. Finally, I asked the owner what he would recommend that he thought was good, and he proposed (211) Lamb Stew In Pot. So, we added that to our order and that was definitely our favorite dish! The service was great, our tea and waters were constantly topped off, and the waitress chit chatted with us on each dish served.
I'm looking forward to coming back and trying many more of their dishes!
Came across when searching Chinatown. Great hole in the wall underground restaurant. Food was fantastic! Chicken fried rice and the sautéed (crispy, honey) walnut shrimp was perfect. Atmosphere simple but friendly and cozy. Waiters nice and efficient. Nothing fancy, just good!
Randomly chose this place for lunch and it did not disappoint! Don't let the basement location and humble decor sway you. My husband and I each got the meal for one and the food is great; I ate my food so fast there wasn't time for picture. 😂 The service is good as well. I don't think anyone speaks very good english but we were still able to laugh.
Wow! The food was super delicious, the service was top notch, and the restaurant was well decorated. We enjoyed the dinner for 2 - an excellent value
Woey Loy Goey is a neat Chinatown basement style restaurant. Staff speaks English. Tonight I ordered off the menu, a crispy tomato beef noodles $13. It came with a complementary house soup. The chef did a great job with my crispy noodles. It was crispy with a perfect mix of gravy. Some other places make this dish soggy ruining the crispiness. Staff was friendly and makes you feel like you are at home. The bonus for me was, sitting on the counter allowed me to watch TVB on their little 19" LCD TV. Good job my friends at Woey Loy Goey.
I used to always drive my grandma down to Chinatown atleast once a month. She wanted to get her $5 dollar haircut! I never told her I spent more money paying for parking down there than the cost of her haircut! However, she did treat me to dim sum or lunch here @ New Woey Loy Goey afterwards. My grandma helped me developed a weird taste for bitter melon and beef! Salt and Pepper pork chops are always good here. The oysters with ginger and scallion sauce is amazing!
I've made a conscious effort to come down to Chinatown more often since the pandemic to support the hurting local businesses. I think grandma would be proud that I'm still ordering bittermelon w/ beef🤣
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Came here looking for wonton soup and I was super impressed by their extensive menu. They had like 10 variations of wonton soup to choose from! Plus, a whole menu of about 20 different entrees for each type of meat you prefer. Beef, chicken, pork, fowl, seafood and vegetarian lovers will enjoy the available selections.
The interior of the restaurant is fun to enter down a set of stairs. There’s a bar seating area where we sat, I just love bar stools. The rest is filled with tables that seat 12 with a lazy Susan or 6 or 4. Restaurant fits 63 people.
I like how they have fresh seafood in tanks, makes the restaurant seem more authentic.
Reasonably priced meals, served with warm oolong tea in blue plastic cups. We got the wor wonton soup, came with a little bit of everything including squid and bbq pork. Also got the sweet and sour chicken over white rice - served with a heaping amount of green peppers, sautéed canned pineapple chunks and white onions.
If you want sriracha you have to ask for it. They may tell you they only have chili oil but they do have it so just ask :)
Minimum credit card charge $20.
Teresa’s “Bake it easy” Sweets
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We ordered the Explosive Chicken with Chili Powder and szechuan scallops. Everything was excellent with lots of flavor.
Loved this place. Food was great. Service was fine. We didn’t have a conversation because they spoke Chinese and we did not but we managed to order and got our food. It’s Chinatown. I’m not sure how some of these reviews are mad about the lack of communication. Got our food and drinks quickly and loved the atmosphere. Lots of locals were eating there so it must be good right?
We love to eat here whenever we're in the city. Always nice and warm from the chill outside, and good food that hits the spot.
Food is delicious! Best roasted duck I’ve ever had!
Delicious and satisfying meal...if Hongkong is too far....try this resto.
If you don't know what to order and want to try something different than regular items like chow mien, fried rice then I suggest try no.171, 208 and 155. The meal is quite large..
I had the beef wonton soup. It was hearty and delish.
We choose this place by recommendation. Don't let the basement and canteen style look fool you. (which turns out to be well decorated if you look close). We had a delicious traditional chinese dinner there and enjoyed it so much we forgot to take pictures.
Local chinese community eats there, which is a good sign to observe as well.
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