Wing's Chinese restaurant is in Manchester city centre, and attracts a certain type of clientele. The restaurant's owner – Mr Wing himself – is never afraid to push for as much publicity as possible, and is often snapped in the photographs with the city's celebrities at his five-star venue. Wing's has been 'recommended in the Mitchelin Guide for the past eight years', according to their website, but how else does it lure Manchester's footballers and stars back time and time again like moths to a flame? Here's all you need to know about Wing's restaurant. So, who goes there? Wing's is rarely short of a Manchester United star or two. The Class of '92 – Gary and Phil Neville, Ryan Giggs, Paul Scholes and Nicky Butt, minus David Beckham – previously dined there. Yet more regular visitors include current first-team players and their manager. Wayne Rooney, in particular, visits the restaurant with his wife, Coleen, and has even helped them with publicity work. The United and England captain celebrated his last two birthdays at Wing's, and held a Q&A session at the restaurant after starring in a video ahead of the Chinese New Year on February 19. Wing's is the go-to place for footballers in Manchester, with Wayne Rooney a regular (pictured previously) Rooney pictured previously at Wing's Chinese restaurant for a Q and A session with United supporters . Coleen (right) turns up as her husband, United and England captain Rooney, held his 26th birthday there . The reputation must spread around the changing room quick, because Radamel Falcao dined at Wing's on the same day he signed for Manchester United in a £6million loan deal from Monaco. Falcao tweeted a photograph with agent Jorge Mendes and his lawyers, Paulo Rendeiro and Carlos Osorio, while enjoying a glass of wine, some prawn crackers and a Chinese meal. There has also been Nani, Sir Alex Ferguson, and plenty others. Radamel Falcao went to Wing's Chinese restaurant on the day he signed for United on loan from Monaco . Robin van Persie (from left to right), Falcao and Patrick Kluivert pictured at Wing's having a meal . Nani (right), currently on loan at Sporting Lisbon from United, turns up at the Chinese restaurant in 2011 . Former United manager Sir Alex Ferguson leaves Wing's restaurant after having a meal in March 2013 . It's a Manchester United haunt, then? Not quite. Visitors from different clubs include Mario Balotelli, Joe Hart, Gareth Barry, and Peter Crouch, among others. There was former Chelsea defender Ashley Cole with Cheryl from their time together, and former Old Trafford youngster Danny Simpson with ex-partner Tulisa Contostavlos, too. While Wing's  appears to be more popular with those from Old Trafford rather than the Etihad, that was not the case on Sunday  following United's 4-2 win over noisy neighbours City. City goalkeeper Joe Hart arrives for Rooney's 26th birthday which was held at Wing's in October 2011 . Ashley Cole went to Wing's to celebrate Cheryl's 25th birthday previously during their time together . Danny Simpson pictured with ex-partner Tulisa Contostavlos arrives at Wing's after Christmas shopping . Wing's tends to be more popular with United players but attracts a wide range of celebrities regularly . Gareth Barry, formerly of Manchester City, turns up at Wing's for Rooney's birthday with his girlfriend . City stars Toni Duggan and Isobel Christiansen from their women's team were snapped with United manager Louis van Gaal. Duggan uploaded the photograph on Instagram of her, Christiansen and Everton's Michelle Hinnigan at Wing's, and wrote: 'Heyyy Louis van G!!!! Nice to share a wings with you...... [sic].' The England striker later deleted the post. Some feel it overstepped boundaries, given the rivalry between the red and blue halves of Manchester, and Van Gaal admits he would avoid Wing's following a defeat. 'I can go to Mr Wing's because when you win you can go,' Van Gaal told reporters in a press conference. 'When you lose then the fans are saying, "what is Mr Louis van Gaal doing? Losing and he goes to the best restaurant of Manchester?" Now I can go. Maybe I shall go.' Louis van Gaal pictured with Manchester City women's players Toni Duggan (left) and Isobel Christiansen (far right), while they were joined by Everton's Michelle Hinnigan at Wing's restaurant . Peter Crouch is another that has visited Wing's as footballers and celebrities flock to the restaurant . Just footballers, then? Mainly, but not exclusively. Frankie Sandford from The Saturdays has been snapped there, as has model Kelly Brook, and even Andrew Lloyd Webber and Nicole Scherzinger. Not forgetting Clare Balding, and I'm A Celebrity, Get Me Out Of Here duo Ant and Dec, too. Rory McIlroy attended a meal with Rooney there, too. Celebrities are never far away at Wing's. Frankie Sandford from The Saturdays has been snapped arriving at Wing's previously . Rory McIlroy attended a meal for United and England captain Rooney at the Chinese restaurant . Andrew Lloyd Webber and Nicole Scherzinger went for a meal at Wing's in Manchester's cite centre . Kelly Brook pictured in July 2014 leaving Wing's with her fiance David McIntosh . I'm A Celebrity, Get Me Out Of Here duo Ant and Dec went when Britain's Got Talent was in Manchester . Who is the owner and where is it? Wing Shing Chu owns the restaurant based at 1 Lincoln Square in the heart of the city’s bustling Chinatown district. The man commonly known by Mr Wing used to worked in Manchester's Chinatown before moving to Cheadle Hulme, near Stockport, and opening a Wing's restaurant there. He was so successful, however, that he left his wife in charge of that establishment and opened his flagship restaurant in the city centre. It's only got more popular since. Van Persie previously went to Wing's with Clare Balding and owner Wing Shing Chu (right) got in on the snap . Van Gaal embraces owner of the restaurant Mr Wing after having a meal following United's 4-2 win over City . Is it expensive? If you fancy splashing out, you can. The restaurant's most expensive bottle of wine – a 1983 Chateau Margaux from France – costs £999. Rooney might be able to afford that, but for those of us not on £300,000 per week, there are more reasonable options. Wing's have an extensive a la carte menu, but also two set banquet options coming in at £30.90 or £44.90 per person. Banquet B at £44.90 per person, for example, offers: . Starter - Steamed scallop in shell with garlic and glass vermicelli. Second course - Baked lobster with ginger and spring onions. Main courses - Crispy chilli shredded fillet steak, steamed sea bass with ginger and spring onions in soya sauce, quick-fried sea treasures (monk-fish fillet, scallops and king prawns), stir-fried king prawns and Chinese greens, as well as pak far roasted duck, all served with mixed seafood fried rice. Dessert - Fresh fruit platter. The restaurant's most expensive bottle of wine – a 1983 Chateau Margaux from France – costs £999 . What about the dress code? City striker Balotelli plays by his own rules and clearly did not take notice of the dress code stated on the restaurant's website when he visited with his ex-girlfriend Raffaella Fico. It states: 'We kindly request for smart dress at all times (i.e. no trainers, sandals, shorts, casual sportswear). Your cooperation is much appreciated. Many thanks.' Mario Balotelli, pictured with ex-girlfriend Raffaella Fico, did not take notice of the restaurant's dress code .
Louis van Gaal celebrated beating Manchester City at Wing's restaurant .
The Chinese restaurant regularly welcomes celebrities and star footballers .
Wing Shing Chu owns the restaurant based in Manchester's city centre .
United and England captain Wayne Rooney is a regular at Wing's .
Radamel Falcao, Mario Balotelli and Joe Hart have been other visitors .
The  most expensive bottle of wine – a 1983 Chateau Margaux – costs £999 .