Wong Ah Wah Restaurant | Jalan Alor

I have been to this restaurant several times and ordered different snacks each time. They all tasted very good. It seems to be a very attentive restaurant. As a meat lover, I think the ingredients used are very good and the seasoning is also very good. I like it.

This restaurant is located in the downtown area. Many diners recommend snacks at mealtime. It also provides take-out service and the waiters are very nice. The fried dumplings are delicious with a crispy skin. Other ingredients are also good and the price-performance ratio is very high.

On Jalan Alor, the main attraction I wanted to visit was Wong Ah Wah. However, based on information from online reviews, the service there wasn't great. As soon as we sat down, the owner kept talking incessantly, which was a bit intimidating. The menu, though, was extensive!

The food here tastes very good, especially the signature charcoal grilled chicken wings. But it is a food stall after all, so it is normal to be dirty and messy. And maybe the business is too good that the waiters are a little indifferent, but because of the taste, nothing matters. Normally you have to wait for an hour, so be mentally prepared if you want to go.

Although it was not hot enough when I opened it, I could taste the rich smoked flavor, the chicken skin was crispy and the meat was tender~ The chicken wings were cut, which made it easier to eat. I don’t know if it was because I had eaten something bad before, but I was very satisfied to eat this one~ But if I had to come here for it and sit at the table for an hour to smoke it, then forget it...!!

It's a large restaurant with excellent food, and I heard it's quite popular. The charcoal-grilled chicken wings were fragrant, tender, and juicy. The butter shrimp were rich and flavorful. A small bottle of beer cost over 40 RMB, comparable to bar prices in China. This was the most expensive food stall I had this year.