Wah Kee Wonton Noodle Restaurant, Madison, Wisconsin Restaurant Details

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The tong mein bowls are my favorite. Albert is a pretty cool guy and makes great noodles. Prices are good. If your noodle person, highly recommendable.

Oh yeah, don't forget to ask for the frickin kickin chili oil!

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They got great southern Chinese food at extremely low price. I went there twice and ordered same pig hand with rice every time. Really enjoy the food there. Only complaint is it's a bit far away from the place I work.

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wow! this was terrible! i just ordered a dinner to go. it was really the worst chinese food i have ever had. the food was completely flavorless. on the menu it was described as cooked in a ginger and garlic sauce, which sounded delicious. i don't think there was any ginger or garlic in the dish at all, both are pretty strong tasting. the sauce which there was very little of, was a clear soup broth like consistency. it almost seemed like the chicken was boiled in water, not fried. there was very little meat in the dish, even though it was supposed to be a chicken based entree. also it contained mushrooms, which were not in the menu description. really disgusting. i will not eat here again. there is a great thai place a few blocks up on willy st., which is ten times better than this.

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I'm a Chinese and I love this place. I love the pork hock(the best), love the noodles, love the clay pot rice, love the shaomai. It's true sometime they run short of waiters or waitresses, and you may wait for a while. But that doesn't bother me, especially when you go with friends. I'm from North part of China, the food is different from the one in Southeast, like food in Wah Kee. So I don't like some food in the menu. But I have enough reason to go there often.

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The meat spring rolls are incredible! And the homemade sauce with chilis and garlic they serve it with like nowhere else. The shrimp fried rice was simple but awesome. But the spring rolls are the star of the show.