I have eaten at W&Z for over 4 years. I mainly go for the sushi and sashimi. The fish is fresh and…read moretasty. I have had other Asian dishes from time to time. I give them 4 stars. Considering that we are in Silver City, this restaurant is a treasure!!! The service is great for eating in and take out. The decor is Asian and the ambiance is wonderful.

It 's great to have sushi in Silver. However the freshness of their raw fish is so hit & miss it is…read moresometimes DANGEROUS to eat. When their fish is "good" it is entirely edible, though never high quality. Twice in 4 times when we got take out, the tuna which should be reddish pink was dark brown. It was completely spoiled! Everyone spit theirs out at the first rotten taste. (Gross!) We threw out every piece!! Did not go back for ages. Other times though fresh, again it was the tuna sushi & tuna rolls that were so low quality they were full of thick, un-chewable veins. Pls note some dishes are consistently good. Shrimp dishes have always been okay. As other reviews say, they often skimp on portions. Since they opened, my family has never once! gotten full pints of rice that comes with full dinners. It s alway only 3/4s full. For them trying to save less than 10 cents for a few spoons of rice per portion, we often skip W & Z because of the lousy feeling we are going to be ripped off no matter how much money we spend. One of the worst parts of W &Z is that there is one tall, thin woman, perhaps part of the owners family? that is endless not just without manners, but outrightly aggressive & rude to almost every local person I know who goes there. We are composing this review together in hopes that management reads this & actually tries to improve. They would be shocked at how much money they have lost from my family alone who eats Asia food once a week long before this outfit every arrived.

FIVE STARS NOT FOR PERFECTION --BUT FOR HEART…read more In a tiny restaurant with just one overwhelmed but genuinely kind waitress, I ended up having one of the most grounded, human dinners I've had in a long time. No rush, no attitude, no drama -- just honest food, quiet patience, and the kind of atmosphere you only find in working towns with people who've paid their dues. I came in after a long workday, and this little restaurant surprised me in the best way. It's small, cozy, and has that old-school warmth you don't find everywhere anymore. There was only one waitress working the whole front, and she handled the dinner rush with kindness, patience, and a genuine smile -- never once losing her cool. You can tell she cares about the customers. I ordered the moo goo gai pan with steamed rice and a homemade soup that came out hot, simple, and comforting. The food is exactly what you want from a classic Chinese spot: nothing fancy, just honest, good flavors. It's a local place, the kind where people know each other, and the energy feels calm and respectful. If you come here, be patient -- they're working hard, and they deserve it. I'll definitely be back next time I'm in town. It's the kind of place where the food warms you up, but the kindness stays with you. Small-town heart, honest service -- I left grateful.

Great food,great prices and very generous proportions! Hot food served cafeteria style with fresh…read morevegetables and plenty of variety of proteins

Flavor Profiles Any dishes they prepare have extremely…read moregood flavor profiles. Greta team! Excellent food! Healthy choices too!

So good! Had the beef Korean plate. Healthy filling and delish! You can also buy their amazing…read morespice blends.

VERY happy, and pleasantly surprised by how much! I had reasonable hopes from the previous reviews,…read moreand would have been satisfied with "pretty decent", but that sells Linh's far too short. We got combo fried rice and lemongrass lo mein, both of which came with a little spring roll. The spring rolls were pleasantly crispy, a good balance of filling and wrapper, and both the rolls and the fried rice were almost Japanese in the seasoning: just enough salt and aromatics to bring out the flavors. Subtle, and delicious! (If you like American-style fried rice, add some soy sauce!) On the other hand, the lemongrass lo mein... WOW! It was nicely spicy, not too much for SE Asian style, and the lemongrass/chili flavor just exploded in my mouth. The noodles were cooked as perfectly as I've ever had. Decent amounts of well-cooked proteins, might have liked a touch more vegetables, but this was 9/10 food from a trailer parked by a bowling alley. Gotta love it!

Food was ok (a little bland) and they use spaghetti noodles instead of rice noodles which I didn't…read morelike.