Wongs Chinese Restaurant in Bristol, City of - Phone Number, Reservations, Reviews

Staff were extremley welcoming, which complimented the warm inviting atmosphere with beautiful authentic decor. We ordered a variety of dishes to share, which were all very well presented and tasted delicious. We all had a lovely experience here and could not recommend it more highly. Thank you Wongs Chinese restaurant.

With hindsight there was a reason this restaurant was almost empty when we tried it. That is because it is dire. We eat out a lot. We visit Bristol a lot as our daughter is at Uni there. We took her out to dinner to Wongs. Total mistake. It is dire. Without doubt the worst place we have ever eaten at. It is very dirty. The tables and menus are sticky. The floor is disgusting. The glasses and crockery cloudy. The loos are the worst and most dirty we have ever seen. They make the long drop loos on Mount Kilimanjaro hike look good. The place urgently needs a deep clean. I'm glad I could not see the kitchen because it had to be as bad. We really like good Chinese food. But the food here is dire. It is totally rubbish. The chef simply cannot cook. The ingredients used are stale and out of take.. The food is oily, tasteless and simply inedible. None of use ate, it was returned. The really strange thing is the staff did not question us or ask what was wrong. They simply accepted they are running a sick, sad joke of a restaurant. That should not be a surprise. The customer service we endured was shocking. No welcome, no care, no interest and zero service. I simply cannot fathom how some people can rate this place five stars. Really. If genuine, they need to get out, eat out more and quickly realise what a good Chinese restaurant looks like. Because it sure isn't Wongs. In one word "avoid"

Home delivery. Food very expensive so expected great things. However it was the worst Chinese food we’ve ever had (and I’m 60!) My chicken fried rice was actually boiled rice and insipid chicken. Partners pork dish was swimming in watery oil. Even the prawn crackers were tasteless. So bad couldn’t eat. Deliveroo said go back to restaurant, restaurant phone permanently engaged. So no recourse hence only option was to write this review and hope no one else gets scammed.

Wonderful Wongs! Brilliant ambience and atmosphere. Food was delicious and filling. Friendly and helpful people. Great Music.

The worst Chinese food I’ve ever had. I ordered chicken satay but got dry chicken on a stick with no satay sauce. The prawn toast was soggy and not cooked properly, curry sauce was like water and had no flavour and the the ribs were not seasoned properly. An absolute rip off for £40 I’d be embarrassed if I’d served that rubbish up!

I can’t recommend this restaurant enough! The food is the best Chinese food I have eaten in the UK. The staff are amazing and a really nice atmosphere

Visited Wong’s today the service and staff were amazing the food was incredible can’t rate this place enough will definitely be back soon

Dreadful place. Service abysmal, the food was poor, in fact a cheap Chinese take away from Tescos would be superior. One of the worst dining experiences I have had for ages. Massively overpriced too. My advice is avoid like the plague!

Unfortunately this restaurant has gone seriously downhill since we were last there. Hardly anyone else there and gone was the lovely atmosphere. We had starters but then left as they were not as expected. My chicken satay was just fried chicken strips with a sweet chilli dip. When we complained to the waiter he said sorry but they had run out of satay sauce!! My husband's spare ribs were tasteless so we decided to not order anything else.

This place used to be quite a lovely place and the dishes were also great a year ago. I believe what may have happened is that the mangement had a staff shuffle, particularly their kitchen staff. This was obvious as the food served to us was just not it. Truth be told, I've decided not to come back again until I see the reviews indicate a positive notion. Criticisms: From the pork, chicken, and duck that was served, it was just not well cooked and rubbery which does feel like it was taken out of the freezer and microwaved before cooked? I don't know how you can mess up the rice but it was too hard which ideally you'd assume there was enough water was added. You can't mess up the tea so that was fine but the soup was questionable at best as their tofu feels so rubbery as well. I was able to return half of our dishes due to the poor quality and left half way as the others could not bare to finish. Positives: I do feel sorry for the waiters, they were getting criticised by the kitchen staff (as there was also issues where our orders of food was either wrong or delayed up to 20 minutes). They were overall very kind, helpful, and did their best considering the situation so we tipped them specifically. This is one of the longest reviews I've left, but in all honesty for anyone looking to get authentic chinese dishes the restaurant cannot offer the experience warrented.

Very disappointed, awful I had high expectations but very disappointed in the food and the service.. Rice overcooked and delivered some considerable time after the main ordered items. The waiter did not seem to see this as a problem. One of the courses was cold and the remedy was that they put it in the microwave to reheat. Expensive and just plain awful

Dire dire dire, they served my wife fried chicken without telling us. She had ordered satay chicken, but they had "run out of satay sauce". But they served it any way . The waiter had no idea about the menu, the waiter advised me a beef dish was including prawns. The drinks took nearly 20 minutes to arrive. We walked out after the the so called starters. NO NO NO. So sad it used to be brilliant (pre covid). Came 100 miles for this disaster

I hope you read this before going... it is a genuine warning that you should not go to this establishment. We spent 160.00 on a meal that was much much worse than the most substandard takeaway you have every tried. Sloppy, salty, messy, dirty, .... I dont even want to think about the kitchen. We all survived, but what was meant to be a celbratory lunar new year lunch was a memorable flop. DO NOT GO HERE, GO TO THE LITTLE POP UPS AROUND BRISTOL

We went for pre theatre dinner. It was absolutely terrible. The place was a mess when we arrived- boxes of drinks around, boxes of furniture polish and chemicals and random furniture stacked up around. It was like they were planning on living soon. We were left at the front door with delivery drivers for a while so we had to find a member of staff who could seat us. We had booked, but not necessary as they were less than half full on a Saturday night. The waiters were not friendly or attentive. Customers were laughing because it honestly felt like a comedy act between them all. We were asked for our order three times despite having already given our order. Our drinks (of just a bottle of sparkling water) took over 20 mins to arrive, by which point we had asked twice about it and then it arrived without enough glasses and we had to ask. We were given a special menu all in Chinese with around 20 dishes on. We were quickly told it was £26.99 each for 5 dishes then he began to reel off the dishes. I stopped him and asked for the menu in English apologising for not being able to read it. He said no, I read to you. But it’s only 26.99, just 26.99 for five dishes. You’ll be best to order this. Have a look and decide. I told him I can’t look because I can’t read it. He said have some time and think. I asked for the normal menu and he continued trying to push the other one. Again I asked for the normal menu and it was handed over. We order prawn crackers, prawn toast and whole duck between three of us. We have now been waiting 40 minutes and no prawn crackers or prawn toast. We remind the waiter we are on a time limit as we are at the theatre and 40 minutes is a long time to have just had water. He goes to the kitchen and brings out our prawn toast. I eat it, thinking that was really hot. Until I realise what I think is hot, is actually my brain confused with frozen. The outside was hot and the inside completely frozen. Everyone stops eating and checks the middles. They are all frozen. We get the attention of the waiter who is flummoxed by the suggestion. He offers to ‘heat it back up’ to which I state I did not want food poisoning and could we just have our prawn crackers at least. They arrive and are chewy and stale with no taste- as though from a bag that has been left open a while. Another 20 minutes goes by, during which waiters are running- actually running with arms flailing- down the length of the restaurant to the constant influx of delivery drivers yelling from the front door that they need service, and we are hungry and on edge as we now have only 40 mins until the theatre. I get the waiter’s attention to ask how long and he stares into the distance for a good minute while we all look at each other in unease. I asked if he’s ok and he says, yes, I maybe ask the kitchen? I assured him that yes this is what he should do. He came back with the response that it would be at least another 15. We said we would be leaving and after the prawn toast and stale crackers we’d rather not continue anyway. As we are packing up, they come over with a bill. I refuse to pay for the stale crackers and water and we leave. There was no apology or acknowledgement just a ‘we are very busy tonight’ as we leave. 4 tables they had to serve!!! I’m assuming it was that they had oversubscribed on their delivery service. I have never been to a restaurant like this- it was awful in every aspect.

We had booked a table for our family to celebrate Chinese New Year. I'd been once before and had a delicious meal with fantastic service. Sadly, our experience this time was absolutely terrible! We ordered a couple of starters and then quite a few mains to share. There was about a 15 minute wait for the drinks and starters. We finished these quickly as we were all starving by this point and then after about another 40 minutes the waiter brought over the bill. We explained that we hadn't had our mains yet and he just looked surprised, disappeared to the kitchen but then didn't come back to communicate anything to us and continued to serve other customers. After about another 10 minutes we tried and failed several times to get the waiter's attention. When we eventually did manage to get his attention he was very vague about whether our mains were actually on the way or not and eventually we paid for our drinks and starters and left. At no point was there an apology from the staff or an acknowledgment of how bad our experience had been. The couple of starters we did have were not great at all and nothing like the quality I'd had last time I ate here. I'm not sure what has gone so wrong with this place but our experience was really disappointing and one of the worst meals out I think we've ever had!

I visited Wongs a few years ago with work colleagues, and it was fantastic. Visiting Bristol's light festival, I thought it would be a good place to eat. This turned out to be a mistake. On a Saturday night, the restaurant was half-full, and desipte having no booking, we were seated immediately. We were then ignored for a while before being given a menu written in Chinese. I am not Chinese. It turns out that this was for the special banquet (£28 per head), and you can order six dishes off it. No other menu was provided, although looking at other tables there was one. A quick translation was rattled off, and the waiter disappeared to ignore us for a bit longer. Another waiter then arrived and was surprised we hadn't ordered - so we ordered drinks and food. Then waited. And waited. And waited. At least we could watch the steady stream of delivery drivers shoving past the table to get their takeouts. Eventually, some food arrived, or at least a couple of dishes did. I'm not sure it was what we ordered, but it looked good. I asked for some cutlery or chopsticks so I could see if it was good. This took a while ... And the food was surprisingly good. Unfortunately, we only had three dishes out of six, and I asked for some rice ... which should have been part of the original order. We finished the dishes, then the rice arrived. The food we had was fine. i'm sure the crispy chicken, sea bass and dumplings would have been fine too, had they ever arrived. They didn't, and I lost patience, so we grudgingly settled up and left. I spent the rest of the evening apologising to my family for the experience. Something fundamental has changed since I last visited, and not for the better. If the restaurant is reading this, then: 1. You need to have a waiter handling their own tables, rather than everyone trying to do everything. It's chaotic. 2. The waiter needs to be pleased to see you, mildly attentive, and willig to help. Try it - you might sell more. 3. The prices are far too high for what you're offering. 4. Having helmeted delivery drivers constantly waling through the restaurant really ruins the experience. It makes me feel like I'm eating in a petrol station, and also gives the impression you value deliveroo over the customers sat there and waiting. The dining experience was dire, but this restaurant has the potential to be a hidden gem. It certainly used to be, but this is a restaurant that is living on its past reputation. I don't expect it to survive unless it ups its game.

Definitely wouldn't recommend. Looking to take my grandparents (who are Chinese) to go for a meal, I thought that this place would be nice as it was awarded a BBC award but was I wrong. We ordered a Dong Po Braised Pork Knuckle, Shanghai Greens with Crispy Mushrooms, Sichuan Boiled Sea Bass, Ma Po Tofu, Beef Flat Rice Noodles and Roast Duck. Positives: -Duck was crispy and succulent Negatives: -Pork was a hunk of meat that tasted like it was just boiled in water and tough -Ma Po Tofu was underwhelming with no Sichuan spices -Boiled Sea Bass was gone off with a horrid 'refrigerator' taste -Noodles had no flavour except for being exceptionally burnt , the flat noodles were stuck together in chunks and the beef was tough When each dish came out, there was no serving spoons. The server had minimal knowledge of the menu and didn't have server qualities. In fact the overall taste was so bad that my grandparents who had been here for over 20 years said 'they had never had a meal so bad'. Please check the reviews before you come here.

This restaurant was recommended to us by a walking tour guide. # Our starters were tasty but my friend ordered duck pancakes. Her duck and salad arrived. Ten minutes later the pancakes had not appeared. My friend had to leave her seat and find the waiter to highlight this. I ordered prawn toast which was tasty. We both ordered chicken dishes which were bland and tasteless. The service was poor and the waiter knew very little about the dishes.

I can imagine that once this was a really good spot for food. There was a lack of pride that went across the entire experience. Every dish was below average, the pancakes for the crispy duck were dry and stuck together, the chicken & cashew was insipid and not warm, the dim sum had been steamed for far too long. The route to the toilets was hindered by a ladder and some unattached pieces of skirting board. There was unfinished work in the gents toilets. The boy who served us was friendly enough but couldn't answer questions about the menu. On top of this it wasn't cheap. Main courses were £16 average. We won't be returning.

We had a street art tour guide who said that this restaurant won a BBC food prize. We decided to try it after the tour and genuinely wished I had looked at reviews online. It was after the Grandma's Chicken came out 3 minutes after ordering, despite being the only people in the restaurant, that I looked at reviews. This BBC winning dish was basically dry KFC chicken with Chinese spice. Shortly after this dish our crispy beef came out and it was cold! How is that possible unless its just being reheated. It was devoid of flavour and we didn't even eat the rice or finish the beef after realising everything was just being reheated. To top it off there was a mandatory service charge and an expensive bill for terrible food.

If you really want to go here, ensure you check the menu first. We should have been more suspicious by the fact that on a busy Saturday night the place was empty (except one older couple). Opening the menu you’re greeted by a prominent message stating a minimum charge of £16 per person. That was alarming and immediately made me study the menu suspiciously… ironically the £16 minimum wouldn’t be an issue as everything is massively overpriced. £14 for special fried rice?! Popping to the loo they appear to be renovating it and have stopped part way through, literally abandoning tools on the floor and tile levelling clips sticking out of the floor. The most odd thing of all I have to wonder if someone is living there as they had toothpaste in the gents toilet…

In July 2019 I gave Wongs an absolute 100% review. At that time we used to go to Bristol especially to visit Wongs for our special treat. We took lots of people there and they would have all agreed. It was fabulous. So today as a ‘special treat’ we took some friends there as a trip down memory lane. It was an unmitigated embarrassing disaster. We were the ‘only’ 4 in the restaurant. We were served by a scruffy disinterested old man that looked as if we’d interrupted his DIY. The toilets were filthy, the Ladies toilet was out of order. Ordered Gin and Tonics. They arrived like warm in the wrong glasses with no ice and no lemon. Two of us had dumpling starters which were out of a packet and tasteless. My sweet and sour pork was almost cold and the veg raw. The other 3 mains were equally bad. The dirty plates were waiting an hour to be collected until eventually we had to ask. We ordered coffee which was undrinkable instant chicory. The bill was an unbelievable £160 for a meal we could have bought at a takeaway for maybe £45/50 and it would have been far better. The whole horrible experience was one I would rather forget and we certainly will not be returning. A great shame because it used to be ‘the best’. As we left I notice the other Chinese in the Street was packed full. I wonder why.

Great location for a pre dinner meal at the hippodrome however their service was a lot to be desired We decided on the set meal for 2, starters had started to come out including duck with pancakes, we are in the middle of this when...

Not impressed, will not be returning. No customer service at all. Very pricy and would expect better with it being so expensive

The location is very convenient, near the city hall and cathedral. The other Chinese restaurant was busy but this was not. The food is average.

Recommend to me by someone who had a great time here several years ago. First impressions were good, but down hill from there. Looking around there were weird notices about things and somethings were a bit odd. Table cloth had two rips. Looking through the...

We visited for a bit pre matinee theatre The toilets were disgusting and do not look like they had been cleaned for days We ordered starters and main courses - starter did not arrive and our main courses arrived cold - there was not chip...

Having lived in Hong Kong and China for 40 years. I rarely eat Chinese in UK as I find it is generally poor quality compared to China. On this occasion I had met a Chinese man at a nearby local hotel who had recommended Wong's....

Outstanding traditional food here! We ordered the server’s recommendations and were not disappointed at all. Would highly recommend but don’t think you can order a chicken chow mein and prawn balls 🤣🩷

As a special treat I took my husband to Wongs before going to watch a show at the Hippodrome. I'd read the reviews, researched the location and it seemed ideal. On entry it looked quite special, lovely wide chairs(which I joked with the staff you...

Chose Wongs for a pre theatre dinner and we were not disappointed. We chose the fixed menu for two which consisted of a range of tasty items. Spring roll, deep fried ribs, chicken satay and thee dipping sauces to start. This was followed by an...

Some really weird service generally with the old man at the door insisting I sit at a massive table meant for 10 but then other staff asking incredulously if I didn't want to sit elsewhere. I told the authoritative woman (I assume the manager) serving...

I don’t understand what is going on with Wong Chinese restaurant, our first experience last year was very good, this year absolutely awful, from one extreme to the other. Our food this year was all muddled up and came out at the wrong time, then...

Spent the evening in Bristol for my birthday. We decided on Chinese for our evening meal. And I wish we’d gone to the Italian just down the road instead. Dishes that were ordered to share, were brought out at different times, so the rice had...

Terrible service waited almost an hour before food came to the table, the food was barely warm the staff were not attentive not even dressed appropriately as waiters and waitresses. I was hungry so yes i did eat it but the food was tasteless, price...

This is possibly the worst Chinese meal I have ever had the service was terrible the staff struggled to understand what we were ordering had to wait over an hour for our starters to appear only to find the duck was cold and the chicken...

There was no one in when we went on a Sunday evening but in fairness the staff were extremely helpful & the food was ace, especially the Prawn Foo Yung, twas utterly delish!

Last night, I embarked on a culinary journey at Wong's Restaurant, arguably the most authentic Chinese restaurant in Bristol. This place is renowned for its bold and traditional Sichuan cuisine, which is a delightful departure from the usual Cantonese dishes most Westerners associate with Chinese...

Food and Service brilliant! We would thoroughly recommend this restaurant and can’t understand the negative comments as our experience was all positive!

We went for my husband's birthday with my parents, and weren't sure what to expect after reading some of the reviews, but we had a lovely evening. Annie is a real character, and really looked after us. The food was very good and we had...

Our visit was great. We were given the option for a rolling banquet as decided by the chef and they delivered a superb feast. The food and service was great and all dietary requirements were catered for including a separate vegan option. I would visit...

Dinner for 3 Starters- Chicken sate - pale pieces of chicken on a skewer. Asked for sauce and some peanut butter appeared Prawn toast - fine though a bit greasy Mains- Stir friend French beans -crunchy but completely tasteless (chef forgot to salt them) Chairman...

Where to start with this place! Service was terrible, disjointed and slow, overpriced, badly run and badly presented. In 2017 this place may have been an award winner but that was 6 years ago! Do yourself a favour and choose a different Chinese restaurant.

Good location and wonderful decor. The actual food was very nice tasty, might have arrived a bit hotter. Excellent Vegn menu. Decent house wine. Waitress had a good memory. BUT some areas need attention - if telephone line is down, they need to watch out...

The food was really tasty and everyone had a lot of fun. We did go after reading the reviews and knew the service was not going to be good. We were a little confused as we had not even looked at the menu, only enquired...

Very good food and excellent customer service. Love to eat here again in the future The food is worth visiting

We came as a family and really enjoyed it. The food is flavoursome. The menu is huge and there is lots of nice dishes to choose from

We booked this restaurant for our Christmas meal and was hugely disappointed. Extremely slow service for both drinks and food, very average food and the toilets were absolutely awful, lots of washing dumped by the mens and womens toilets . I would strongly avoid this...

Really bad, food was awful, dirty glasses slow service just awful. No idea what we were eating as no explanation was offered

Very mixed opinions about Wong's; some of the food was delicious, some awful, but the good food was let down by the waiting time, mistakes, and expensive price. We arrived when the restaurant was empty, but the waiters prioritised people who got there after us;...

Took my daughter and nephew here before a gig at the 02. We ordered spring rolls (crispy spicy and unique...homemade) chicken dumplings also handmade, cumin spiced red chilli lamb and the village style pork with Singapore noodles. It was absolutely banging! Best Chinese I have...

The flavours were ok, but the food arrived barely warm. Our meal for 4 cost £80 and the portions were very meagre to say the least. Perhaps £15 max for ingredients if I’d bought them myself. Wongs had a good reputation but I would not...

Utterly tasteless food. There are so many great places to eat Chinese food in Bristol, Wong’s is a travesty. No seasoning, no flavour, no taste, go elsewhere.

It is impossible for this restaurant to be the same as the one that receives higher ratings. The worst experience in 40 years of exploring Chinese restaurants all over the world. Cold beers arrived in glasses full of ice, gin and tonic in a Latte...

Don't bother wasting your time & money. The service is awful our order was wrong multiple times. Staff was not helpful or understanding.

Disappointing experience. Paid £150 for the set meal. The food was okay but the cost ended up being a lot more than the individual dishes and some bits (the duck as an example) were not as represented on the website. Also, some food was missing...

Can't believe I've not been here before, found myself with an hour before my gig at 02 and glad I came across this place. Lovely atmosphere and decor, great service and enjoyable food.

The service and food was so poor it has motivated me to write my first ever review on TripAdvisor. In my 50 years of eating out, from street food in Asia to Michelin star restaurants in Europe I can honestly say this is the worst...

Had a Lovey meal, the food was good and there was plenty for four of us with the set meal. Lovely atmosphere no music to drown out your conversation. Air conditioned so was very comfortable on a very hot night this summer. Entertained by the...

Agree with SO many of the previous bad reviews. Absolutely dreadful restaurant trying to show they are good with a photo of Tom Kerridge outside! Arrived with an elderly Chinese gentleman sitting on the doorstep smoking (he either works at , or owns the restaurant...

We visited for dinner inMay 2022 and had a superb meal. Now on another visit to Bristol we wanted to go again. However, having read the recent terrible reports we decided against doing so, especially as it referred to a favorite dish. Could the management...

Lovely food in nice atmosphere and not very busy . We had half crispy duck to start, large portion sufficient for 4 . 12 pancakes so no arguments . Mains we had sea bass with chilli which was fabulous . Large pieces of sea bass...

I went to wongs as part of a stag weekend and was blown away. Every dish was great, sooo much of it and lovely staff.

I'd question our real the good review of this place are. Reality is its a dirty disgusting restaurant, selling stale out of date flat beer, disgusting stale greasy tastless food that is an insuit to oriental cooking. It is so bad, I can't really put...

I have previously visited Wongs on every visiot to Bristol because I really like Shesuan quisine. I have always had good service and excellent food. However, something has drastically changed. We brought a friend with us and had said how good it was there but...

This is hands down the worst Chinese I've ever been to. Reminded us of kitchen nightmares it made us laugh at how dreadful it was. The beer was warm, the crispy chilli beef was cold. The egg fried rice was boiled rice with scrambled egg....

We were lucky enough to visit Wongs on it's opening night a few years back. This visit was another good one. Excellent food not produced quickly but cooked to order. It is not fast food! Prices have certainly increased but the quality makes it worth...

Dire dining experience. Strange non welcome from rude staff. Whole place needs a good clean. Loos are disgusting, cultery and plates on table dirty. Food is dire. Tastless glop. Has nothing good going for it. Rubbish. Avoid.

I really want to rate this place better. We were served by the waitress that is mentioned in earlier posts, she was really trying to get it right. The food was…fine. Some of it was very good. The toilets had flooded and did not inspire...

Was nice to be there with friends, had fun a lot although only problem was , saturday night was very busy and had to wait little bit. Apart from that food was amazing!! Cumin lamb was very tasty 😋 . Thank you!! Hope to see...

Good! The food here is very delicious and the owner is very enthusiastic. The ingredients are fresh and varied. You can not only eat fried vegetables, hot pot, but also dumplings here. By the way, I love the scented tea here. Looking forward to the...

One of the best chinese restaurants in Bristol. The food here is not "chinese takeaway", you can find real chinese food here, and not just cantonese style foods, but from all over China. I come here all the time and have also recommended my friends...

Not a good experience. Ordered from deliveroo for pickup and was really looking forward to the meal. Food already seemed very overpriced but this restaurant had been recommended to us so we were keen to try it out. It said our food would take 15-20...

Me and my friends came to this nicely decorated Chinese restaurant after a football tournament. Lantern lighting produced a mysterious and traditional environment. The walls are adorn by Chinese calligraphy，It makes people feel as they are in this eastern country. Food definitely amazed all of...

My boyfriend described the situation last night as akin to a visit to Fawlty Towers. He is spot on. I have never been to a restaurant where the staff seem to be suffering from amnesia. They do know they work in a restaurant dont they?...

Went last night to celebrate a special occasion with friends. The place is nice but has certainly seen better days. A blonde staff member was outright unprofessional, obnoxious and rude. She told her colleague to shut up in front of us, dumped food down with...

The front of house blonde girl verbally abused the bar staff as to who was going to seat us I also heard her abuse another member of bar staff questioning him as to what he was doing!!! Not what you want to hear. When our...

One star to much The staff argued who was to seat us. The front of house female blonde was heard verbally abuseing the bar staff. When our starter arrived deliver by above blonde it was just dumped on table no placing in front of the...

What a joke! Pre-booked table day before to arrive didn’t seem to know anything about it……. Service -10 Food -50 Prices of this nature need to deliver absolute quality not cr*p!! Never seen a chicken curry have this much grease/fat swimming on top of it...

Lovely decorations, very polite waitresses. I come from Beijing and I can guarantee it would be the same flavours you have in China.

We had Peking Duck, spring rolls, Kung Po prawns and a spicy chicken dish, lovely! Excellent food and service, we went back again tonight and weren't disappointed. Tina, our waitress was friendly and helpful. We would definitely recommend this Chinese restaurant.

I ordered from Deliveroo and really wanted to support this restaurant and give a positive review. Sadly, the starters were good but the mains were poor. The worst thing about the mains was the half roast duck. The skin was almost entirely black and so...

Food was disgraceful, no flavour and filled with poor cuts of meat. Staff were rude and ill-mannered. They brought us Chow Mein rather than what we ordered and after questioning it, they told us it was because white people only like Chow Mein. The Chef...

Last time we came here the food was delicious. Not so last night. We ordered to meal for two and were served tasteless spring rolls, very hard (and not freshly cooked) chicken on sticks and short beef ribs that were about the same as the...

...very expensive at £38 per person set meal. Had to ask for more although it was forthcoming it should have been ready & brought regularly i think. Our starter of duck with pancakes came, we had just 1 each. Just not enough food brought without...

We had a bizarre time at Wongs. The staff were all very friendly but clearly haven't had much training, so the service is quite shambolic! The restaurant was busy so our waitress seated us at the back (after some confusion and being directed to severall...

Food terrible, service poor. DONT GO! Staff had no idea what was going on, the food was dry & had no taste. The waitress who served us was rude and when we told her the food wasn’t great she said ‘ ok ‘ and walked...

Enjoyed a delicious meal and the service was so good. Would definitely recommend and will return for sure !

Ordered on Deliveroo. Dim sum platter came with only one type of each instead of the advertised two. The kung po chicken came without any veggies or peanuts, meat was so dry and just didn't taste right. For the obnoxious price I expected some quality.

After scouring Bristol for a place to eat on a Sunday afternoon, we chanced on this place and wow, were we lucky. It was just about to close but we managed to have an amazing meal served by some very friendly staff in an almost...

Another visit to Wongs after a show at Bristol Hippodrome, meal chosen from their on line menu earlier in the day, so no waiting around, A warm welcome from a very helpful waiter, the food was perfect, the surroundings charming, no long waits between courses,...

Food was ok but not great. Chicken satay skewers had gone nuclear and were about a dry as chicken could get. Dim sum poor. Main courses were ok but not as good as an average takeaway. All this was eclipsed by the appalling service! The...

We chose here as it is open after theatre for late night dining and the on line menu had options beyond the generic such as crab and sea bass. The first challenge was the very long list of choices on the physical menu without headings....

The Mrs and I tried this one out last Saturday Night. WOW Beautiful authentic Chinese décor. The food was great, couldn't believe how much crispy duck there was. The staff couldn't do enough to make our experience really warm and friendly. We tried to tip...

Do not eat here ! We have reported to food standards agency . The egg fried rice was mouldy, green/blue mould in the egg. It tasted bad, we called the restaurant and they said that is fine, even though we said it tasted bad and...

A fabulous Chinese restaurant "hidden" in the small road of Denmark Street, but very close to the Hippodrome, so if you go to a show, this restaurant is ideal! Very tasty, lovely atmosphere, good menu.

If you've got a large party of people looking to eat themselves into a food coma, then I highly recommend Wong's. There is a massive selection of excellent food that reminds me fondly of my Chinese parents' cooking, with a surprising number of dishes with...

Delicious vegan Chinese food and great service! There was loads of choice and a really nice atmosphere. Great for a visit with friends!

Three of us decided to eat here last night and we were greeted by a very friendly waitress who was knowledgeable about the dishes despite being relatively new and helped us decide on our orders - this is as good as it got here I'm...

Horrendous experience. Arrived, mob handed. Friendly waitress. We queried whether the house tea & prawn crackers were free - we were told yes. Food was ok - nothing special. I’d actually say for the price it was mediocre. Upon receiving the bill we noticed an...