Mr Wing Restaurant & Bar

Alexwright (9 October 2007)

A friend recommended me to go to Mr Wings and I was very pleasantly surprised. The décor is a funky mix of eclectic euro oriental in the bar/lounge area upstairs, which is so unusual for a Chinese restaurant, and a paradise of tropical plants with thirty feet fish tank in the downstairs dining area. The food and service equally measured up to the surroundings and the prices were very reasonable given the high quality. There is even live jazz in the basement on Fridays and Saturdays. My favourite dish was their signature aromatic crispy duck, which was excellent. If you’re not looking for a traditional Chinese restaurant and if you want to impress, then I would highly recommend Mr Wing.

Gourmet Girl (4 September 2007)

When I was told about a Chinese restaurant that had live Jazz nights, a wall-to-wall tropical fish tank and romantic jungle-like foliage I had to make a trip to see for myself. I persuaded a couple of friends to join me and they too were as impressed as I was. Odd as it all sounds, the décor of this place really works and the food and service didn’t disappoint either. One of my favourite bits of the restaurant (and there are quite a few) were the private alcoves in the basement which just scream romance. They have curtains that can be drawn shut if you don’t want to see any of the other diners or if you fancy some privacy. In terms of food, they do the usual classics very well and the staff were very friendly and knowledgeable about the dishes. There is even live jazz in the basement on Fridays and Saturdays. Not expensive by any stretch as it was worth every penny. Mr Wing was a welcome relief from the bustle above ground and I would definitely be going back.