Wing Wah in Wolverhampton

[kilmaccumsey]

any good things to say about this one in Wolverhampton ,never been so curious if local peeps have used it

 

[John Marwood]

Lau Pui Ling's

Its OK

 

[Slainte]

i have used it in the past, its not too bad but dont go expecting divine food, but its not bad either

 

[Gadget]

We went once it was a nightmare, they were over booked, crammed us all in and then drove us all insane by playing a horrible chinesey happy birthday song every 5 mins for the few zillion folk who said it was their birthday. To top it off they charged us for a 6 week old baby who certainly didn't eat any of their food.
I'm not a fan, i'm afraid.
G x

 

[dangerousdave]

i live in wolves, and it's what you expect. decent priced all you can eat buffet, decent choice of dishes, tastes fine. if you go for lunch on a weekday it's more than reasonable in price and value

 

[Trumpet]

I used to sometimes go to the one by the Wing Wah supermarket not far from the Villa ground, it was a couple of quid dearer than the Big Wok but I always thought more than a couple of quid better. If you get my meaning.

 

[EUDesignStudio]

I like it as it has a raw section that you can get cooked in front of you. Other than that, standard buffet.

 

[KencoPlenco]

i been to the Wing Wah in Wolverhampton before i had no problems have any of you guys tried the Wing Wah in Birmingham?

 

[dangerousdave]

in birmingham i think you'd be better off going to one of the buffests in chinatown. i can reccomend one, but can't remember the name of it. useful, i know...

 

[Wormella]

On a similar note we had a meal at Cosmo at Bentley Bridge last night - probably the best all you can eat thingy I've been too...

 

[KencoPlenco]

in birmingham i think you'd be better off going to one of the buffests in chinatown. i can reccomend one, but can't remember the name of it. useful, i know...

don't you mean the china court or chung ying garden

them two are good a little bit pricey in china court

 

[staffordjas]

If it's the one at Fordhouses,watch where you park! There is a smallish carpark outside the place but not all of it belongs to Wing Wahs. If you park in a space belonging to one of the other shops (can't remember whch one) you get done! When I went a few years ago we had to park in a side road nearby.

I found plenty of choice of food to eat,even though I'm not a fan of Chinese food (went with a works outing) but we did have to wait ages in the bar to get served when we first got there and then had to wait ages for our table.

Was a bit too manic for me, seemed too many people crammed into the place and that bloody birthday song being played every few minutes!!!!! There was about 8 of us around table but we could only talk to the person immediately next to us as it was so noisy that you couldn't hear the conversation across the table.

 

[Trumpet]

i been to the Wing Wah in Wolverhampton before i had no problems have any of you guys tried the Wing Wah in Birmingham?

As per earlier post, I reckon it's pretty OK.

 

[Trumpet]

in birmingham i think you'd be better off going to one of the buffests in chinatown. i can reccomend one, but can't remember the name of it. useful, i know...

Big Wok is cheap 'n cheerful.