Downtown
Style Weekly dines at Wong Gonzalez
You can’t go wrong at Wong.
Wong Gonzalez (412 E. Grace Street) is one of the less expensive and less pretentious of the newish eateries along Grace Street.
The Fiesta Bites which aren’t mentioned in the review, at first glance seem like a kid’s menu item. In truth they would be a fine option if bringing your young one but I’m here to tell you the Fiesta Bites are the perfect little snack when hanging out with your adult friends. Tasty bites of chicken in Tempura batter.
Also there is apparently no way anybody can go into the bathrooms and not take a selfie with either Farrah or Travolta, it’s a fact.
The food is surprisingly affordable and the menu is highly navigable. You’ll find things with such as spicy chorizo fried rice ($9), Asian pork barbecue tacos ($7) and Korean baby back ribs ($15). There’s no pretense of an ethereal dining experience.
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