Wing Kee has been around forever and known for providing simple, cheap and good traditional Chinese Cantonese cuisine. As with everywhere else, it's not cheap anymore, but still delicious. The comfortable interior is still the same with the pale pinkish walls and framed Chinese art. Tables aren't squeezed too close together. Waitresses are the same as most typical Chinese restaurants, quick and no-nonsense. That's fine with me! I try to drop by every year, and today I was craving crispy pork belly and roast duck with white rice (Combo #14). The roast duck is called Peking Duck here, but it is not anything like Peking Duck with buns you'd find in USA, UK and Hong Kong. It's like the roast duck hanging in the windows. For €19 I thought I would get more meat and maybe a few Chinese vegetables on the side of the plate, but the portion was enough for my lunch. The dish was definitely tasty and I'll be back when I have another Cantonese BBQ craving in Amsterdam. read more

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Sometimes I like to light-heartedly tease people about traveling to the other side of the planet just to eat food you can get at home. For whatever reason this trip might be the first time I really missed home-cooking/comfort food for once. My wife and I ordered their 2 meat platter of your choice (which comes with rice), a small wonton soup, and beef chow fun. I'm personally VERY picky when it comes to beef chow fun. Before I took a bite of anything else, I had a bite of the chow fun first and was pleasantly surprised. It was delicious (though a bit bland for my taste -- personally). The smell of wok hei coming off the dish was very reassuring. The onions had seared spots, so I knew this chef knew what he was doing. For the 2 meats, we ordered siu yuk (crispy pork belly) and char siu (BBQ pork). Both were equally good, but I thought the siu yuk was a little better. The braising liquid/juices it comes with really enhances everything. Excellent with rice. Wonton soup was light and very delicate. The wonton was good, though nothing special. Perfect for the weather. Honestly the meal really hit the spot for my wife and I. We've had better at home, but Wing Kee is the real deal for Cantonese cooking and will guarantee to scratch that itch for home cooking. ALSO: the chili oil they have at the table is pretty spicy!! a must try for hot heads like me! read more

Wing Kee - Chinese Near Me - Amsterdam, New Hampshire

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We stopped for lunch and what a mistake. Ambiance: fluorescent lighting, no music, just the clink of silverware, buzz from the dumb waiter and sadness. The prices were quite expensive like 18 euro for a meal. Positives: generous portion of rice and good cold milk tea. Negatives: everything else. The duck was all fat, or tough meat, and gross. The wonton soup tasted like bath water, not actual broth. Yuck. Bad sign. The sweet and sour pork was not pork, had to spit it out it was so disgusting. My partner was gagging after we politely left. They did remove the price of the pork and I could only eat a bite of the duck to know it was not good. We took a 50 euro hit for the above. Just don't. read more

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Wing Kee a Restaurant that you never want to go again! It was such a big disappointment! The Cantonese BBQ roast THREE COMBINATION delivered to the table, it makes you want to fight with THE CHEF three times! The Cantonese Oil chicken breast is tender enough , Unfortunately, The roasted pork belly is very fat, and there is only one tiny line of lean meat in the middle! The most terrifying thing is that the roast duck is full of fat: the chef cut the duck's back bones for our plate, , and there is no meat. It's all fat meat, bones and tough skin! This is what they can come up with! Open such a Chinese restaurant in a place that fools foreigners! Dare to make money with no conscience ! The Cantonese BBQ three-combination and a plate of Dried Stir Fried beef Rice Noodles cost me 41.5 euros! read more

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Located in Amsterdam Chinatown & also the Red Light District. Wing Kee is by far the most decent Asian restaurant. We found it quite authentic as compared to some Asian restaurant in Europe. We went there on a Saturday night, place was quite packed. No reservations, it is first come first served. We were more surprised when the staff were speaking Cantonese! We waited for about 15 mins before we got a table. This is a no frill restaurant, menu was pretty decent. We spoke to the server, Wing Kee has been in business over 40 years by the same owner. We ordered the 3 meat plate, stir fry greens, stuff tofu with sauce & a wonton soup. With white rice. Everything was good & delicious, the soup for the wanton wasn't salty, soup was actually flavourful. The sauce that came with the 3 meat was good to put on rice. The stuffed tofu with sauce was very good. The setting in the restaurant is simple, like I said... no frills, just decent Cantonese food which is a rare find in any European cities. read more

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Again bland food period but this one really irritated me because the cash only sign was not in plain sight! But you are in the Netherlands, so they will literally walk you all the way to an ATM machine. Again I stuck to pastries 3 days straight because the food was so Bland in this country. And not even Asian food with seasoned! Couldn't believe it until I experienced it read more

Wing Kee - Fried shrimp wontons. Thank heavens for the sauce. - Chinese Near Me - Amsterdam, New Hampshire

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This is a traditional Cantonese style Chinese restaurant in the "Chinatown" area of Amsterdam. We went on a busy Saturday night and the line wasn't too bad there. I am guessing a large part of that is because they don't take credit cards, Dutch debit cards or cash only. Also the food is quite good, very busy...very bright. A no frills restaurant but similar to the others. I very much enjoyed it and recommend. read more

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Very rude. The food is ok. Not for tourism just for locals. I been there many times but today was horrible. I won't go back. read more

Wing Kee - This doesn't look like real money. They refuse to give me something else. - Chinese Near Me - Amsterdam, New Hampshire

Like other reviewers said, this is a traditional Hong Kong restaurant. The foods are pretty good and tasty. The waitresses are very friendly, and kind. We had the boiled rice with 2 kinds of meat, and Duck noodle soup with swaying-kau . read more

This is a really traditional Hongkong restaurant. All the chef and waiters all from Hongkong. It's very real Chinese food not like those fake Chinese restaurant which grade by foreigners. 这家店可以去吃，非常好吃，正宗地道！ read more

Wing Kee - Chinese Near Me - Amsterdam, New Hampshire

by far the best chinese roast pork in amsterdam! super crispy crackling yet tenderly marbled meat. their roast duck is also a best seller but only number 2 on my meat option order list. i also like their dumpling soup, which always compliment my order of roast pork well. a generous portion of cabbage comes standard in your bowl of soup as well as in your plate of pork to provide a balance diet. the menu is pretty comprehensive with a wide selection within and across a wide spectrum. plenty of seating available with clean toilets located on the second floor. service staff also are friendly and helpful. read more

We typically would stay away from florescent lighting but it was Saturday night. Other Chinese restaurants had lines. This restaurant was busy too but managed to have tables available. We learned it could also be that they take cash only and they do not serve alcohol. Back to food, the roast duck was swimming in soy sauce. Wonton soup and service were great. Wish other food was better. read more

Didn't realize that I have not had rice for a month till my friend came to visit. I have been craving for canton barbecue for a while though. Yes, I got the rosted duck. Not crispy and too fat which I would not call it juicy. The service was worst I have ever seen here. If you just go for Cantonese food I can give it an okay. But dinning experience is not pleasant at all. read more

A decent place for Asian food. The food itself is pretty good but the service is really bad, even for Dutch standards. The servers are not friendly at all and it takes really long for the food to come out. The food is also sent to the table one dish at a time. I got mine first and was 3/4 of the way done eating by the time the list person got their food. So the food it not bad if you don't mind putting up with the service. read more

I only tried one dish at Wing Kee: the beef chow fun. That's always a good test of whether a chef can handle a wok well. And it was excellent. One star off for the less than stellar service. Place really needs another waitress. The lady there was running around like a headless chicken dealing with the packed house. read more

Wing Kee - Beef chow fun - Chinese Near Me - Amsterdam, New Hampshire

The roasted duck was fatty and non crispy and non juicy. Unacceptable standard for our family. The worst I had in years. MSG in the hot and sour soup too. read more

A small chinese restaurant for having a quick lunch/dinner. Try the roasted Peking duck, it's absolutely wonderful! read more

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We had dinner at New King Mandarin a few days before, so we found Wing Kee somewhat disappointing. The place has a kind of grungy feel to it, which is not always a bad thing. The service was poor and inattentive. The food was OK, nothing special, nothing stood out. Just run of the mill Chinese food. I probably would not go back since there are much better choices close by. read more

What sweet owners, and we loved the pork noodle soup #26 and veggie mixture #80. Great fresh nutritous food. Scored a back table overlooking a side canal making for a very peaceful retreat from the city streets read more

I have seen this place many times and finally stopped in. The food was great. The duck and ribs on the window are very appealing for me. I had the bbq Ribs and some noodles. The ribs were great. absolutely loved them. the noodles were also very good. The portion sizes were very big and the prices were reasonable. I would definitely recommend hit place. read more

Food was so so, but the lady who works there is horribly rude. They took forever to give us our bill, after we were finished eating and after we sat there with absolutely no one checking on us or asking if we wanted anything else. They finally brought our check, and then essentially right after we paid, that rude old lady kicked us out. She said, you have to get out, we closed. Saying it with a very stern voice. We will never dine there again. What a horrible experience. By the way, I ordered tea which she never brought to the table. Just to add to her horrible service. Do yourself a favor and find another restaurant. There are plenty of good restaurants around the corner. Don't be disappointed like we were. Rude, awful people with terrible personalities should not operate restaurants. read more

Visiting Amsterdam with 2 friends via land tour. If you crave for good with reasonable price but withstand below average serving, which I don't mind the latter, this place has good roast pork(Siu Yuk) with crispy skin and lean meat in middle. Served with large portion over rice at 9.50 Eu. Its Yank Chow Fried Rice (10.5 Eu) is reasonable portion also. It costs 22 euro for beef with green vegetable at Switzerland served with 1/2 portion. Strongly recommend for those searching for decent Cantonese style food. Especially after eating only pizzas and missing Cantonese food for a while. Good dollar(euro) value for any U.S. traveler. Locates in mid of Amsterdam China town. read more

I used to go to this restaurant a lot. Every time I invited friends for dinner, I went there. Yesterday I was there with a German friend. When I paid the bill, I realized that the waiter charged me 8 euro more. I asked him why, he gave me some excuses which are not valid. Come on, I am not a tourist, I even ordered the foods before so I knew the price. I dont mind the bad quality of service, but at least you can be honest. 8euro wont make you rich. One thing I know for sure is, I wont go to this restaurant any more. read more