Department of FoodieDepartment of FoodieLo mein, dumplings & other Szechuan specialties in a basement nook that has sidewalk seating.
What to order: Lo Mein with Roast Pork · Salt and Pepper Squid · Suey Kew (Sui Kow) Soup · Bar‑B‑Q RibsFrom Google Maps reviews.
This is pretty authentic chinese food. Great experience. Some of the waiters are a little rough on the English but be sure you explain what you want and use Google translate if you must. Everything is made to order so be prepared to wait if it's busy. It's a small place with only 10 tables but it didn't seem to be very loud. I ate the Buddha's Delight for my main dish and it was without hesitation, the best I've ever had anywhere. The vegetables were 100% on point and bursting with flavor.
Just finished eating here and this place is amazing. We ordered the Sesame Chicken and Young Chow Fried Rice. The Sesame Chicken was delicious as it wasn’t too sweet, but instead hits right on the spot. The Fried Rice tasted really good. The waiters were pretty nice and it wasn’t crowded when we came so we only had to wait like 10 minutes for the food. The atmosphere is very decorated and clean which adds to the authentic Chinese restaurant look. Overall, I recommend this place and if you’re in
Wo Hop was good overall, but I wouldn’t say it’s the best food in the world. It’s more about the experience and the classic NYC vibe. I tried a few dishes: • General Tso’s Chicken – just average • Roast Duck – decent • Beef Chow Mei Fun – good • Chicken with Oyster Sauce – good, but needed a bit more seasoning Prices aren’t exactly low, so I expected a bit more from some of the dishes. CASH ONLY, ATM available in restaurant. That said, the service was very efficient. Even though it was packed
From the Mar 4, 2026 health inspection. Lower-priority items are listed after the serious ones.
Cold food was held above 41°F, warm enough for bacteria to grow.
Food was left exposed to possible contamination during storage, prep, or serving.