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So Wok

December 17, 2012 Leave a comment

I wonder if this noodle bar is owned by someone with the last name ‘So’, or if they really did just shrug and name their restaurant “So Wok?” Spotted by Simon O’Brien in Thebarton, South Australia.

So Wok

Wok ‘n’ Bowl

March 6, 2012 Leave a comment

A new addition to our expansive collection of ‘wok-related’ PSNs. This one is pretty Wok ‘n’ Bowl, and was aptly spotted by Ben Pearce at the Soundwave Festival in Homebush Stadium NSW.

Wok ‘n Roll

June 7, 2011 Leave a comment

All the way from Opelika, Alabama USA, comes this rockin’ PSN for a Chinese/Japanese/Thai (oh, and Southern American) Restaurant, spotted by punster extraordinaire, Marc Burns. It’s good.. but certainly not our first Wok/Roll combo.. click here for a few more.

Wokswagon

January 11, 2011 Leave a comment

All the way from Fairford Leys in Aylesbury UK comes this Chinese restaurant, care of Lydia Woodroff. Presumably their delivery car is a Beetle.

 

Wok On Fire

June 1, 2010 Leave a comment

Joining our ‘Wok On..’ collection comes this excellent PSN from Marc Burns, spotted in Beverly Hills, LA. See also Wok on Air, Wok on Water and Wok On Inn.

Super Bowl

February 1, 2010 Leave a comment

Might be intentional.. might not. Hard to say. But with the actual Super Bowl approaching, would be the perfect place to eat before the game. Spotted in Haymarket NSW by Wawa Wang (whose name must surely be suitable for some other name-related blog).

Wok & Roll

September 14, 2009 2 comments

This ‘suu-poiwb’ Pun Shop name was sent in from Atlanta, Georgia in the US of A, by our friend Marc Burns who writes: “The Best Chinese Food in Town.  20 years in cooking experience.  Try our 28 Flavors Wings All American Favor (sic) Wings.” Marc points out that these are their words, not his.

Wok & Roll

Good Morning Vietnam

September 11, 2009 2 comments

Our latest contributor is Simon Briscoe from London who writes: “Although not actually ‘a pun’ it is completely ridiculous. Particularly because it’s not open until lunchtime.” Seen in Clapham, London.

Good Morning Vietnam

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