WU Asia Pacific

Private dining isn't part of WU Asia Pacific's offering, the restaurant focuses on the open dining room and live performances rather than dedicated private rooms.

Evenings from around 6:30pm are a great choice, WU Asia Pacific runs live performances from then, and several guests highlight the showtime as part of a memorable dinner experience.

WU Asia Pacific is set inside a large, theatre-style dining room with a central stage, and it also has a bar where guests can sit and enjoy drinks while watching the performances.

WU Asia Pacific tends to be busiest around Edinburgh’s festival period, guests say they plan to return “over the fringe when it’s busier.” Several reviewers also report very quiet, even near-empty evenings on non-festival nights.

WU Asia Pacific turns dinner into a show, an old-theatre dining room with a central stage and curated live performances creates an immersive, theatrical atmosphere that many guests enjoy.

Casual dress is the guide, comfortable, relaxed clothing is appropriate and nothing formal is required.

Yes, WU Asia Pacific is frequently chosen for special evenings, with guests praising memorable date nights and anniversaries alongside tomahawk steaks, lobster, wine and live performances.

Yes, families are welcome: guests report visiting with children and staff went out of their way to make a son’s birthday special, creating a family-friendly, celebratory atmosphere.