A Two-Story Chinese Playground on Randolph Row

Just for a moment, pretend we’re a fortune cookie. Crack. “You will soon enjoy foie gras fried rice and General Tso’s chicken wings before singing karaoke on Randolph Row.” Wow, what a moment. But now that it’s passed, let’s proceed to where you’ll be doing those things: WonFun and 2Fun Chinese. The former’s the 60-seat Sichuan restaurant, the latter’s the upstairs karaoke lounge, they’re both open now, and this is a slideshow. Let’s break it all down… Who You’re With WonFun: Family, friends or a festive mix of the two. 2Fun: That same group, post-dinner. Or a particularly outgoing first date. Where You’re Sitting WonFun: Under about a billion (give or take a billion) red paper lanterns in a red leather booth. 2Fun: Around a bar below a 60-foot paper dragon. Unless it’s your turn for karaoke. What You’re Eating WonFun: That foie gras fried rice, those General Tso’s chicken wings or, if it’s a special occasion, the full Beijing-style duck dinner. 2Fun: In the near future, they’ll have a dim sum cart. So, dim sum. What You’re Drinking WonFun: Their house beer brewed with Sichuan peppercorn, the tap for which is a plastic dragon that literally roars when pulled. 2Fun: Sesame-infused gin shots and/or a Chinese-grain-alcohol-and-mezcal drink called Shanghai Sky. Probably “and” if you’re singing karaoke.