Wonder Kitchen — Restaurant in Bethlehem

My husband and I ate lunch here today for the first time. We were longtime customers of Jenny’s Kuali and wanted to give this place a shot. When we entered we seated ourselves and had to wait a good 5-7 minutes before anyone acknowledged us. There was another table of customers who the owner and waitress were conversing with. After finishing their conversation they went back up to the front not even looking our way. When our waitress finally came over we quickly ordered our food.

The food came out pretty quickly and was tasty but lukewarm. When we were finished eating, we again waited a while for our check before I decided to just go up to the register and pay. Again the owner and waitress were conversing with the same customers totally ignoring us. Actually the customers kept turning around to glance at me still waiting but did not have the manners or sense to step aside for a moment so I could pay. Finally my husband had to wave down the owner and ask if she could ring us up. Terrible treatment of customers. It’s as if they were intentionally ignoring us. ...

Upon arrival, there were no available clean tables. After being seated, our table was cleaned, but the rest of them stayed dirty the whole time we waited and received our food.🤢 (which was at least 20min) the place is small not large and spacious so that was a turn off. Then as the food came out, I asked for hot sauce the lady working walked over to the dirty dinner table that seem to have seated at least 6 people, and grabbed the open glass cup of hot sauce that contained a little spoon 🥄 in it and tried to give to me to use and share with my family. My wife almost puked... That little spoon came directly from the prior guest, and when I asked for a fresh serving of sauce she said that they were out of the sauce and it no issue to use the previous guests, she also stated she didn't think the prior guests used the spoon or double dipped. I swear that was the most unsanitary stuff that has happened in awhile, thankfully. But we won't be back...

This place is a hidden gem. It is probably much busier when Lehigh University is in session. It was a quiet weekday. We were able to park right in front of the place and there appeared to be adequate parking nearby.

The menu is not extensive, nevertheless, it was still hard to make a decision.

For the appetizer we ordered gochujung tofu. Great taste and not too spicy. All of us could share it. We ordered two noodles and a rice dish. The Singapore noodles were excellently flavored. The stirfry noodles were, in my opinion, somewhat bland. I don’t think we would order them again since so many choices. The item that had the best taste was the Nasi goring

There are seats at tables as well as cushioned booths. I highly recommend trying this place, you will find...