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Wonsongs on High Street

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  • 13-04-2012 8:20pm
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    tbayers
    Registered Users Posts: 501 ✭✭✭


    Wonsongs, the Chinese restaurant on High Street has been closed since Monday at the least, any one know if this is permanent or what? One of the better take aways in town.


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    lassykk
    Registered Users Posts: 3,600 ✭✭✭lassykk


    Really hope it's not permanent... My favourite Chinese in Waterford.

    Their Wongsons Sauce is really nice!!!


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    Sully
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    Things weren't great but I didn't get any indication that they were considering closing anyway. But iv noticed a Chinese in Tramore seems to be closed for a while so I assume its some sort of holiday that they take maybe?


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    FANTAPANTS
    Registered Users Posts: 586 ✭✭✭FANTAPANTS


    no holidays im married to chinese lass they own a takeaway things might of got tight like rent. My 1 is looky her dad bought the building 30 years ago so no rent which is a killer this days :(:(:(:(


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    eimearos
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    Yeah they are def closed, what a pity


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    jayboi
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    What a pity they were a great bunch of lads


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    thomasm
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    Gone about 3 weeks unfortunately, the Wongsong special sauce will be missed


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    tbayers
    Registered Users Posts: 501 ✭✭✭tbayers


    Ah balls to that anyway! Will be hard to find another good one. Or it will be back to going to Johnny Walkers which isn't a bad thing!


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    TheGormog
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    Very sad, just as the population of feral cats in the inner city was at an all time low.


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    creambun
    Registered Users Posts: 68 ✭✭creambun


    They where gone from justeat a while ago i was wondering what happened to them, they will be missed.


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    marlin vs
    Registered Users Posts: 1,630 ✭✭✭marlin vs


    creambun wrote: »
    They where gone from justeat a while ago i was wondering what happened to them, they will be missed.
    :confused:


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    Dan133269
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    If I recall correctly, myself and a group of friends tried to book a table at Wonsongs at Xmas a couple of years ago. They wanted a 5 euro deposit from each of us, 40 in total. They also stated that if all 8 of us didn't turn up, i.e. if only 7 of us turned up for the dinner, we would forfeit our deposit completely, i.e. would not be able to put it towards the bill. So we told them to go swivel. If it was Wonsongs I'm thinking of, I don't have any sympathy whatsoever with them going out of business.


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    thomasm
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    Dan133269 wrote: »
    If I recall correctly, myself and a group of friends tried to book a table at Wonsongs at Xmas a couple of years ago. They wanted a 5 euro deposit from each of us, 40 in total. They also stated that if all 8 of us didn't turn up, i.e. if only 7 of us turned up for the dinner, we would forfeit our deposit completely, i.e. would not be able to put it towards the bill. So we told them to go swivel. If it was Wonsongs I'm thinking of, I don't have any sympathy whatsoever with them going out of business.

    In fairness I don't think asking for a deposit in this instance is out of order. Probably their busiest time of year and a booking of 40 would be the whole restaurant for the night


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    michellie
    Registered Users Posts: 2,691 ✭✭✭michellie


    thomasm wrote: »
    Dan133269 wrote: »
    If I recall correctly, myself and a group of friends tried to book a table at Wonsongs at Xmas a couple of years ago. They wanted a 5 euro deposit from each of us, 40 in total. They also stated that if all 8 of us didn't turn up, i.e. if only 7 of us turned up for the dinner, we would forfeit our deposit completely, i.e. would not be able to put it towards the bill. So we told them to go swivel. If it was Wonsongs I'm thinking of, I don't have any sympathy whatsoever with them going out of business.

    In fairness I don't think asking for a deposit in this instance is out of order. Probably their busiest time of year and a booking of 40 would be the whole restaurant for the night

    It was for 8 people I think.


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    thomasm
    Registered Users Posts: 1,503 ✭✭✭thomasm


    michellie wrote: »
    thomasm wrote: »
    Dan133269 wrote: »
    If I recall correctly, myself and a group of friends tried to book a table at Wonsongs at Xmas a couple of years ago. They wanted a 5 euro deposit from each of us, 40 in total. They also stated that if all 8 of us didn't turn up, i.e. if only 7 of us turned up for the dinner, we would forfeit our deposit completely, i.e. would not be able to put it towards the bill. So we told them to go swivel. If it was Wonsongs I'm thinking of, I don't have any sympathy whatsoever with them going out of business.

    In fairness I don't think asking for a deposit in this instance is out of order. Probably their busiest time of year and a booking of 40 would be the whole restaurant for the night

    It was for 8 people I think.

    Not too awake when reading that one :) That those sound harsh all right


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