Woon

Interior of the restaurant!

I thought it was ok, portions were on the smaller side so def good for a quick on the go meal. Bok choy was a little salty, noodles were nice and chewy. Not sure if I’d come back here again

Great option for Asian casual dining! The pork bao is INSANELY tender and comes with a generous serving of pickled carrots and radish(?). Nice, spacious vibe in the daytime. A little pricey at $9 , but worth the ambience.

Cute place! Super packed. Counter service

After watching Odelia's post, I came here to try out their beef noodle and pork bao.  I hadn't known about this place, when I used to dine across the street at Millie's for breakfast.  This place has some great open space and not cramped up like some places.  the noodles had a good chew to it and the flavors were good.  bao was very fresh with pickled veggies, I liked that.  Service was great with the cashier up front as well. 

Finally got to check this place out for brunch! Long wait but worth it for the food. Really recommend the beef noodles (perfectly qq texture), French toast, and the congee. I really wanted to try the bola boa but they ran out so recommend coming earlier to try everything (I came at noon).

Woon leaves much to be desired…overpriced Asian food (is it HK-inspired? Is it Taiwanese?) with dreadfully small portions. The cold sesame noodles are texturally disappointing as well as in taste (why is there mint in this??), and the toast with eggs is something that can be whipped up at home. We didn’t have to wait too long for our seats but it does get busy, and honestly not sure why there’s always a crowd. Maybe we ordered all the wrong things but we gave this place a try and it is overhyped

Foods are delicious but portions are very small for the price. It’s more for individual portions than for sharing or family style