Mr wok

Awesome 50's style kitchen tables and chairs if you wanna eat in. Easy to read menu. -excellent font choice and not in 4pt. Typical real estate magazines to read while you wait...($1.2M for a 860sq. ft condo?!)... General Tso, chicken and broccoli and wonton (9 total dumplings btw, spoon for scale, coming off the spoon). Not greasy, easy on the stomach including the non-greasy egg rolls. Mustard, duck sauce and pepper sauce packets at the end of the counter. Excellent work. Taaaasteeee.

Had Won Ton Soup hardly any taste to the soup the one tons were thick and doughy, the meat was awe full minced something. Chicken Lo mein again was greasy hardly any chicken in sight and no taste. Sorry we will not return to Mr Wok.

Had a really nice dinner from here. There are some reviews below complaining about the meat, but it was really good to me. The food was flavorful, and the orange chicken was made with white meat. My wife had kung pao chicken which she enjoyed and we also shared steamed dumplings which were delicious. My wife and I are from out of town, but when we return we will absolutely be eating here again. The prices are also good. Highly recommend.

Love Mr Wok. Extensive menu, great food, cooked fresh on the spot, large main entree portions, very reasonably priced. For several dollars extra try any lo mein instead of rice as a side dish to go with your entree. We order to take out and they are extremely quick.

Today’s lunch was low quality. The seafood soup had some stones in… orange chicken is just fried dough with little or no chicken meat in it. No white rice, the rice in brown sauce with tiny pieces of beef was is the package with the orange fried stuff. We noticed at home when we unpacked that the lunch special is always with rice in brown meaty sauce, without white rice. The other day we had a great dinner food there, therefore we came back, but after today, I cannot recommend the place.