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Wild East may not be the Chinese restaurant of our dreams, but it serves faithful versions of everyone’s favorites. Best of all, it does so without as much fat and salt as other restaurants use.
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Restaurant review
Faithful versions of everyone's favorites at Wild East Asian Bistro
Las Olas Boulevard: A faux bamboo screen separates Wild East's narrow dining room from the open kitchen.
If you go
Place: Wild East Asian Bistro
Address: 1200 E. Las Olas Blvd., Fort Lauderdale
Rating: Good
Contact: 954-828-1888, wildeastbistro.com
Cost: Moderate-expensive
Hours: Dinner daily, lunch Monday-Saturday
FYI: Beer and wine only. Reservations suggested for large parties. Outside smoking area. Attached parking garage.
By John Tanasychuk
Sun Sentinel
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