Wing Kee Hong Kong Style Cafe

great authentic food, excellent dimmies and one of the few places like this, which is very late open. highly recommended!

This restaurant never disappoints. I always order the King Prawn Vegetable Chow Mein, curry, and a pot of jasmine tea. Highly recommended.

I had a great experience at this restaurant, which offers white and black Hong Kong milk tea. The restaurant is clean and the food is delicious. They even serve Hong Kong street food.

Only gave a 3 stars as I’m not sure how authentic the food is. Order wanton noodle and yin yang (a mix of coffee and tea Hong Kong style). The drink is ok. The wanton in the main is pretty good but the broth was tasteless. Quite disappointed to be honest.

absolutely definitiw the best and most authentic Chinese restaurant I have ever been in Europe. it is just like sitting in a chaanic teng in jordanien in hong kong, decor, eating, atmosphere, layout, twb, everything. the personal is also amazing! love this place!

Delicious food served in a casual setting with welcoming staff. However, the menus are overly complicated and can be difficult to navigate, making the ordering process more challenging than it should be. Despite this, the restaurant offers fantastic value and comes highly recommended!

Food was horrible to be honest. The noodles tasted funny and the beef was fatty. The vegetables were soggy and in a wishy washy watery ‘garlic’ sauce which was tasteless. But I will say the salt pepper chips were very nice. But everything else was terrible. Hence why 2 stars and not 1.

Food was horrible to be honest. The noodles tasted funny and the beef was fatty. The vegetables were soggy and in a wishy washy watery ‘garlic’ sauce which was tasteless. But I will say the salt pepper chips were very nice. But everything else was terrible. Hence why 2 stars and not 1.

Decent food for a fair price! Went there with no expectations, except for having authentic food, which was fulfilled. The staff was friendly and helpful, and even recommended dishes according to what we were hungry for. He even pointed out that things could taste different to our westernized taste buds (too salty/ too spicy/ etc). They also offer take away (most restaurants in Chinatown don't.