My cat likes wet food but only a tiny bit. The only way I can get her to eat more wet food is to feed her more often. She won't touch it after she walks away from it. I'm lucky if I can get her to eat an ice cube amount.
A neat suggestion I picked up somewhere is to freeze some of the wet food in an ice cube tray. Olive gets tired of eating the same flavor, so when I open a can, I leave only a few days worth out, freeze the rest in an ice cube tray, then I can take out a few cubes at a time to thaw out and feed. Then she gets variety and food isn't wasted as often.
She also really loves tuna flavor. So sometimes I try to mix the tuna flavors in with chicken so it will taste good to her. I usually save tuna juice and mix a little in with the non-tuna flavors.
Also, (yes I realize how ridiculous this sounds... hopefully this just shows that I love my cat, and not that I'm crazy!) But... a lot of times she will lick the gravy off the top and only eat the chunkier meaty parts left if I spoon feed it to her. I think maybe she doesn't like to get her face wet. I have already upgraded her food to a very shallow plate which helps, but she isn't good at licking up the last bits so spoon feeding is the best way to get her to eat more.
She also likes the Weruva, but she also likes "Tiki Cat" it has a texture that looks kind of like canned tuna.
I also tend to warm up her food. Also, not sure if this is my imagination, but I read somewhere about the hunt(play), eat, then sleep order? I try to play with her right before I want to feed her, I think the article said that they will be in hunt mode from playing, then will naturally be ready to eat right after? She seems to eat better now that I play with her, warm up her food, and switch flavors consistently. Good luck!
