Woody's Wings N Things

Don’t sleep on the Cambodian soup. Singapore noodles with shrimp and Thai Chili stir fry with pork also pictured. They were good but there’s a massive menu that I’ve gotta try. But def coming back for the soup.

Ordered the Strange Flavored Beef ... They told me they didn't have that. Ordered the hamburger instead ... They told me they didn't have that. Ordered a tofu plate and some soup. They had that. They had tons of flies, too. We were swarmed by flies for our entire visit. While I missed out on Strange Flavored Beef, they made up for it with how weird the other food was. The tofu was okay, but the veggies were a mixed bag. The bell pepper was raw and cool, the mushrooms, carrots and cabbage were good. The baby corn tasted musty and unpleasant, and normally I love baby corn. The rice was good. The egg drop soup was ... Excessively thick, like a bowl of chili. The chicken broth tasted homemade, but like it was a few days past its ideal time. Couldn't finish it. The flies seemed to really like it.

I wouldn't recommend based on our one experience. They didn't have the first two items that my husband ordered. We found this strange since their photo album, er, menu had some items noted as not available but not the two items they he tried to order. Most of the menu was photos with hard to read names, no obvious prices, no obvious sections so it was hard to decipher. It wasn't because it was Asian, it was just confusing. I found sometime that I had ordered at other restaurants, bean curd with mixed veggies. I mentioned that I didn't want spices since my husband ordered something similar but his dish specified spicy. We also ordered egg drop soup which was unlike any other egg drop I had ever seen but interesting enough. My dish had no sauce. Don't all Asian dishes include some type of sauce unless you ask them to leave it off? It was dry, bland and unappetizing. I was ill soon after I ate there. Then the food that was really rather disgusting to me cost over $35.00. Since there were