Wo Hop Restaurant

Simply the best Chinese! I first came here at about 4:00am with a bunch on knuckleheads after the bars closed in Jersey. I lost track of how many people I've brought here since then who say it's the best Chinese they ever had in their live ... more

Simply the best Chinese! I first came here at about 4:00am with a bunch on knuckleheads after the bars closed in Jersey. I lost track of how many people I've brought here since then who say it's the best Chinese they ever had in their lives. Part of the appeal is the no frills atmosphere, reasonable prices and the huge portions. You'll almost always have to wait on line just to get in and that adds to the anticipation. Parking will probably cost more than dinner. A real New York secret. Keep it to yourself. less

This is the greatest chinese restaurant I have ever eaten in in China town. Wo Hop's food is the greatest. The prices are great, and the service is excellent. Don't let the appearance ofthe restaurant sway you, that is what makes it delici ... more

This is the greatest chinese restaurant I have ever eaten in in China town. Wo Hop's food is the greatest. The prices are great, and the service is excellent. Don't let the appearance ofthe restaurant sway you, that is what makes it delicious. Thank you. less

do you know how many people have been converted to liking chinese food after visiting this hole in the one on mott street? Too many too count. Its your neighborhood chinese place, not too glitzy, a little rough around the edges, charming and the f ... more

do you know how many people have been converted to liking chinese food after visiting this hole in the one on mott street? Too many too count. Its your neighborhood chinese place, not too glitzy, a little rough around the edges, charming and the food is delicious. Great food for a great price. And they have some damm awesome t-shirts. I have been coming to this joint since I was 11 yrs old, and I haven't been able to eat a dumpling that can compare since. less

It looks like your normal neighborhood Chinese joint, with spare, contemporary touches, a TV at the bar and Muzak in the background, but it's remarkably highly rated for just about everything on the menu. Tables are set with both chopsticks an ... more

It looks like your normal neighborhood Chinese joint, with spare, contemporary touches, a TV at the bar and Muzak in the background, but it's remarkably highly rated for just about everything on the menu. Tables are set with both chopsticks and flatware, and prices are very modest in comparison to other restaurants of its caliber. People especially gravitate towards the steamed shrimp dumplings, wonton soup, beef with scallions and pickled cabbage, crispy chicken with spinach, and citrus shrimp with walnuts. The noodle dishes are also excellent. If you try out Chin Chin, you'll find a restaurant that serves Chinese cooking. less

It is a true injustice that this resturant is not recognized as the premier Chinese restaurant in NYC as it beats the food at higher priced and more prestigious Chinese resturants by a mile and that of the establishments in China to ... more

It is a true injustice that this resturant is not recognized as the premier Chinese restaurant in NYC as it beats the food at higher priced and more prestigious Chinese resturants by a mile and that of the establishments in China town by the distance from here to Asia. The ribs are amazing - lean, deliciously caramelized. Every dish from the Grand Marnier shrimp to the Beef with Broccoli to the specialty offerings is perfection. To boot, Nancy the elegant owner and hostess will greet you as if you are family less