November 28, 2024 – Thanksgiving Hours

Sun Wah BBQ has limited hours for Thanksgiving Thursday in 2024. Carry-out counter opens starting at 8:30am. Dining room service begins at 10:00am with final seating at 4:30pm. Advance reservation is always recommended as walk-in wait times may start tickling the 2-hour mark — or not available at all if it shoots beyond the 4:30pm final seating. Walk-in carry out orders may also take considerably longer to fulfill on this busy day.

Bring Your Own Turkey – 2024

BYO Turkey Event

Once again we’re happy to announce our annual BYO Turkey event. Targeted for Thanksgiving 2024, this service prepares turkeys in our Sun Wah BBQ ways. Similar to the Hong Kong Style Roast Duck, we’ll treat the cavity with ingredients like bean paste, house-blended 5-spice, cilantro, shallots and ginger. Turkeys can be those brought in by patrons or from our own stock of farm-fresh Amish birds.

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October 6, 2024 – National Noodle Day

Thin Egg Noodle
Thin Egg Noodle is also called Wonton Mein

Sunday October 6 this year marks National Noodle Day. Sun Wah BBQ’s menu covers the gamut of noodles served throughout Hong Kong and southern China. Most of our noodle varieties can be prepared in a soup, lo mein, or stir fry form. The wide scale of toppings and add-ins can create a staggering number of noodle dish variations.

2024 – Summer Vacation Break!

Sun Wah BBQ was closed for our annual vacation starting Monday, July 8, 2024. The restaurant has resumed with normal business hours on Tuesday, July 16, 2024. In addition, we will be open on our usually off-day Thursday on July 18 with normal hours.

June 15, 2024 – Lobster Day

Lobster Noodle
Lobster Noodle

Saturday, June 15 ushers the day to celebrate the deliciousness of the lobster. A popular entree like the Lobster Noodle pictured starts with a fresh lobster from our live tanks. While it gets prepped and stir-fried, a bed of E-fu noodles is readied. The dish comes together with all that decadent lobster gravy coating the noodles. Is this worthy as a bucket-list candidate? Only one way to find out…