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W's China Bistro
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Ratings and Reviews for W's China Bistro
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Apr 02 2012
Dana M. via Yelp
We went here about 8:30 p.m. on a Saturday night. We were seated right away, but it was a full restaurant. The server was very friendly and the menu...read more
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Mar 31 2012
Carlos K. via Yelp
I love going to this restaurant. I've been maybe 15 or 20 times as I live nearby. It has a great atmosphere, nice dim lighting and a creative take on...read more
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Mar 28 2012
John M. via Yelp
3 stars is generous, but I've given them the extra star taking them from 2 to 3 stars because of their wonton soup. I like wonton soup and W's is quite...read more
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Apr 02 2008
yumm77 via Citysearch
I'm a regular dinner customer at W's, and just recently went in for lunch for the first time. I'm kicking myself now for not havi...read more
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Feb 19 2008
via Citysearch
W's China Bistro is very similar to PF Changs in the atmosphere and the food. The ambiance is very upscale trendy. the food is del...read more
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Jan 26 2008
jdelurgio via Citysearch
The food was good but the service was horrible. Went to W's on a Saturday night and we showed up 5 minutes early for our reservat...read more
In Short
This slick Chinese dinner spot has dim, ultra-modern atmosphere that wouldn't have been out of place in the late '80s, when cell phones were bigger than the portions. While casual surfers hang at the bar, families and power-suit couples fill two dining areas for standard Chinese fare--there isn't much that wouldn't be found at a local Chinese dive. The calamari appetizer is laced with cilantro and shrimp served in garlic butter sauce, while run of the mill entrees include kung pao chicken and Mongolian beef.