Big Wong King 大旺
Chinese Restaurant$$$$
Chinatown, New York
Has a stamp of approval from Serious Eats and The Corcoran Group
"Roast duck noodle soup is super cheap and delicious!"(26 Tips)
"Get the combination roast pork and soy sauce chicken with rice!"(40 Tips)
"Try the Spicy fried beef chow fun noodles"(7 Tips)
"Get the roast pork, roast duck, and wonton soup."(12 Tips)
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Douglas EllimanJuly 21, 2014A classic spot in Chinatown where everything is incredibly delicious, cooked quickly and surprisingly cheap! This place has been open for a long time for a good reason. We love their tang gei congee.Upvoted 1 week ago
ZenFoodsterApril 30, 2017Take rice box 2 go - BEST BBQ Roast Pork (beats even HK's), roast duck, or soy sauce ckn or all 3! Ask 4 xtra sauce, side of chinese broccoli for $1 extra.
Otto ChangJune 13, 2014One of the best good-cheap eat places in Chinatown, Manhattan. One of the "dirty hole in the wall" joints. Don't let the apperance scare you off. Very authentic Cantonese street food.
Kimmie OhhSeptember 7, 2019This is a cash only establishment. They even have an ATM at the front of the store. They have decently sized portions of food for cheap :) get their roast pork! Tastes different than other ones.
Tonie WanApril 25, 2018Legit canto spot that made me super nostalgic. You know it’s legit when there’s no English translations for some things. Roast duck and bbq pork with rice is 💯
Brook ShelleyJuly 27, 2015Holy damn the congee / jook was SUPER GOOD here. The you tiao is dense and fantastic too. Topped off with a side of cold roast pork, and I was tearing up.
The Corcoran GroupAugust 26, 2013If you want cheap, consistently good Chinese food, look no further. We love to order the roasted pork over rice - it's the best around!
Rebecca GishkarianyJuly 27, 2015Great place! The beef with eggplant and garlic is delicious. Beware of the fried rice with salted fish and chicken, it's super salty. Only order if you need a boost of sodium in your diet.
Aleson HoNovember 8, 2014The you tiao here is the best. My parents noticed a decline in quality over the decades, but it's still pretty good by my standards. Expect hasty service.
My go to spot every time I’m feeling sick or it’s a rainy day. Tang jai jook (congee) with a side of yau tiu (dough stick). And gong chow ngau hor (beef chow fun).
NicolaFebruary 23, 2015Amazing old style real Chinese restaurant! Go for the roasted ducks, pork, chicken, plain or added to some of the wonderful soups.
Check all their rice dish, and also their beef chow fun (reg and spicy) is on point! Also great service. Love their fried dough bread.. :)
Serious EatsApril 23, 2013This is some of the best roast pork in Chinatown. A serving over rice will set you back about five bucks. Cash only.
Janut SuchatoApril 11, 2022If you need a hot congee in a rainy or cold day together with roast pork , this is the place.
Ms HeleneDecember 29, 2012The roast pork (cha siew) had nice charred bits but also lots of fatty parts and was hacked to shreds. Beef brisket and tendon noodle didn't have much beef. Cheap and trusty but not great food.
Mai TaNovember 19, 2015The roast duck ($14 for half) and steamed dumplings w/ oyster sauce is to die for.
Their thousand year old egg and pork congee is even better than congee village! It is very thick and they give you a lot more eggs and meat!
Untapped CitiesJuly 27, 2012Once you've put your childish giggles in the rearview mirror (we don't judge), set your sights on Big Wong's lobster. You'll get 2 for $20, each seasoned with fresh ginger and covered in scallions. Read more
Shn JuayJune 9, 2018Good wonton soup, stir fry veggies and roast meat for people who miss Asian food. Authentic HK food!
Absolutely the best roast pork you will find in New York. My Go-To is the roast pork and soy sauce chicken over rice. Get extra ginger! Trust me, because, well, you know...
JoshuaFebruary 4, 2013Order the Beef Ho Fun. Didn't see it on the menu but saw a picture of it in a Yelp review. Glad I ordered it. It was fantastic!!!- Kristina BeeSeptember 19, 2012my lunch: duck and pork over rice. my friend's lunch: duck and pork over rice. we split: Chinese broccoli. outcome: delicious food coma! :)
Randall NovalSeptember 9, 2016Know what you want before you go in. It's great for quick lunches or large groups. Awesome food!- Guest of a GuestJanuary 23, 2012If you're looking for a quick bite for lunch, this is the place to go. Get the spare ribs. "Finger-lickin' good" doesn't just apply to Colonel Sander's chicken. Read more
LDecember 25, 2016Really good Chinese food. Cosy atmosphere and good prices. Lobster for a very reasonable $28- Randall NovalSeptember 16, 2016It's better if you know what you want without a menu. Food is fast and fantastic!
Patrick BaskinMay 1, 2016Get the roast duck and roast pork over rice, will not be disappointed (also very cheap)
Monday LisaOctober 15, 2014Wow - try the congee with thousand year egg and pickled pork. Great depth of flavor.
Roast pork over rice with a fried egg is my go to - but chow fun (with gravy) is aces too
- Serious EatsMarch 15, 2013A cheap and speedy Chinatown classic for roast meat and thick, hearty congee.
Delicious food, lightning fast service, genuine Cantonese dining experience.
Get anything from the front of the house: roast duck, roast pork, soy-sauce chicken, wonton soup, congee, ... Watch the cooks give a master class on how to use a meat cleaver.
Lorgio JimenezAugust 6, 2014The lomein is more like mei fun...but you come for the roast pork, and it's gooood.- Try the Spicy Beef Chow fun, Two Lobster Special, or any fried rice combination with fried egg #awesome
Rowdy and not the most modern restaurant. But cheap and REAL Cantonese food. Just like home. :)
Simon LeungSeptember 2, 2015Class NY Chinatown Cantonese food. Order the roast pork and soy sauce chicken over rice.
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Big Wong King 大旺 is a Chinese, Noodle Shops restaurant located in Chinatown Two Bridges
Closed until 7:00 AM tomorrow (Show more)
- Mon–Sun
- 7:00 AM–9:30 PM
(212) 964-0540
View menu on http://bigwongking.com/menu
Features
Reservations
No
Credit Cards
No
Outdoor Seating
No
Wheelchair Accessible
Yes
Music
No
Dining Options
Take-out
Parking
Street
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