Have been coming here for around 20 years although not as frequently anymore as there are more options around these days. But Wonder Seafood is still the same old school Cantonese restaurant. Still very good. The Peking style pork chops, stir fried pea shoots, seafood/lobster tofu claypot, salt-baked shrimp, sweet & sour fish, etc. are all always favorites of ours. The place seems frozen in time - the place is a bit tired decor-wise, but clean, but importantly the food still remains the same good quality and great for families. Not as insanely crowded as a long while back when it was the only game in town, but still busy, though it also makes parking and waits a lot better for visits.

Place is kind of dirty/worn down looking, but I enjoyed the meal I had there. Gets crowded during the day.

Extremely happy with my experience here. If you don't have time to make it into Chinatown but want an authentic Chinatown experience, then Wonder Seafood is definitely a place to try. If you are truly adventurous in your tastes, I would recommend giving Beef and Bitter Melon a shot. It's nothing like anything else you have had before as the average Americanized Chinese takeout place is not going to have Bitter Melon on the menu. It is definitely an acquired taste, but once acquired you want to have it again and again. It's truly one of my favorite dishes. My girlfriend, who isn't quite as adventurous as I am, ordered a standard wonton soup a standard roast pork and noodle dish. Again, both were excellent - much better than one would get at a local takeout. So yes, I'd recommend this place and yes I definitely intend to be back!

The dim sum is still excellent and the service is still uneven. They even have "soupy" dumplings on the menu but not much soup and eat them quickly before the soup evaporates. I'd pass on those dumplings next time but could eat the Sui Mai and Beef Balls daily.

Simple dim sum restaurant in Edison. They were open on July 4th and there was no wait. Like most dim sum places, the food came out in carts. We just ordered the standard dim sum dishes but they do have a menu for non-dim sun items. They have very fresh seafood (still swimming in the tank)! Food was good but nothing mind blowing. The chicken feet was a little too sweet. Fast service. Typical dim sum restaurant vibe with the banquet tables and a stage for weddings or big parties.

My partner suggested this location for dinner and I gave him props once we entered. The decor reminded me of the restaurants in Chinatown Chicago- around the 1990s. It was a great throwback and it felt comfortable and welcoming. We ordered a spicy pork dish and spicy shrimp dish. For soup, we had beef and Chinese parsley. The small order has four servings. At the beginning of the meal, you get a snack of garlic fried peanuts. Looking forward to having more dinners here!