Found this place by doing a Google search. Was not disappointed. Food was fresh, hot and delicious! Will definitely be back.

I stumbled upon this gem on a whim while driving by. Quite the variety is offered with cost efficient pricing! We ordered the Thai fried rice with chicken and the Korean fried rice with pork. Both were packed with flavor and made fresh with delicious veggies! A mouthful in EACH bite. I placed an order to-go as a walk in and it was ready within 15 minutes at $24 and change! I look forward to trying the other items offered.

Had the bean curd with veg, fabulous, generous portion, apears owner run. Good variety.

Today was the second time I have visited Lucky Wok. The first time, I had the Hunan chicken, which was fairly good. A decent ratio of sauce, meat, and veggies. This time, I had the roast pork with mushrooms. I thought they might add some carrots, onions, or some other veggies as a little filler between the pork and the mushrooms, but nope. lol! I got exactly what I asked for, roast pork, mushrooms, and some sauce. If you like mushrooms, definitely go for it. The sauce was a dark smooth sauce, possibly oyster sauce as a base. The steamed rice is pretty average. No real complaints at all about any of the food. The lady who has rang me up twice is nice, asks if you need soy sauce, adds a fork to your bag, etc. the interior of the restaurant is a bit dingy. The menu above the counter is clearly fairly old. They still have the plastic shielding up on the counter from quarantine days, and there still aren’t many chairs or tables out in the dining area. Overall, it’s definitely worth a try. I’ll absolutely be coming in from time to time to keep trying various menu selections.

I have always loved P.F. Chang's. Since I haven't dined at one in years, I decided to do so this evening. The staff exceeded expectations! My bartender, Drew, was friendly and professional, while my dinner was prepared and cooked perfectly. I ordered the Dinner Special, starting at $16.99. I got the House Salad and Chicken Teriyaki with Lo Mein. The salad dressing was a flavorful mixture of soy, sesame, and (I think) peanut butter. But the chicken dish stole the show. The chicken thigh bites were crunchy and tender. The sauce was sweet, tangy, and sticky. And the pineapple supplied enough acid to cut the sweetness of the dish. Nice work, y'all!

We tried this restaurant and we love it. The food is just perfect. They not only offer a good Chinese cuisine but also the menu includes recipes from Japan, Korea, Thailand, and beyond. The atmosphere is great and the service is really good too. It’s a good place for whole families and share time with friends too! I think they honoring the Asian food in splendid way and style.

This location stands out for its value and generous portions. Customers frequently praise the affordability, with a popular takeout box often priced around $11–$12, packed so full it’s sometimes stapled shut. The menu features classic American-Chinese dishes like fried rice, honey chicken, sweet and sour chicken, and egg rolls. The atmosphere is casual, but the quick service and friendly staff keep people coming back. It’s a go-to for locals craving a fast, filling meal, especially for takeout. They’re open late (until 9:30 PM or 10:30 PM depending on the day) and even busy on holidays like Christmas, showing their reliability.

Not the best but not the worst. They get 5 stars for customer service and portions. I have ordered from this location twice. On each visit a few chicken pieces were cooked well, some were tough. The sauces are flavorful! However, the lo mein gets a rating of 2 and fried rice 3. I will go back for the honey chicken. Many fast-food Chinese restaurants don’t have it on their menu. Overall, I’ll give this place a solid 4. I love great customer service, a clean establishment, and good food. Hopefully, next time the consistency of the chicken will be the same throughout.

Basing the review off the typical Chinese buffet experience, this place is good. Food was fresh, crab ragoons actually had a decent amount of filling in them. Sesame chicken was a little mushy, but, it IS a buffet. The biggest disappointment was there were NO cones for the ice cream, only little plastic sauce cups. The selection was vast, even having chicken nugs and pizza for the weirdos.

This place was a good find. We hadn’t had a Chinese buffet in quite a while and searched one up. It led us here. It looks rather run of the mill from the outside and you can’t really judge anything. Once inside, it’s really nice with tasteful decorations, a cool ship-shaped buffet line, and even a couple TVs. They have traditional Chinese buffet offerings, along with the obligatory chicken nuggets and Americanized stuff, sushi, and even a hibachi grill. I started with the hot and sour soup, which is a favorite of mine. Theirs is quite good, and I have had many. The dumplings were good and even the wontons were very tasty. The various other items like beef and broccoli, orange chicken, Mongolian beef, green beans (nicely crunchy), and the like were all very good. You can’t say that about a lot of places. The sushi bar has a small but effective selection including salmon, tuna, and crab nigiri. I even tried the hibachi grill and everything was cooked very well, and not overcooked. Honestly, this place for the price point is a tremendous deal. I’ve been to some really bad buffets and this is not one of them. I have to bump this rating up for the $15.99 price point on a Friday night! I will definitely think of this place next time I get the craving.

Everything we had was fresh and really good tasting. They also refilled the buffet quickly while we were here. Vast selection of your typical Chinese dishes, sushi, hibachi, and a large dessert bar. Service was very friendly.

My god where do I begin… the chicken was VERY tough and chewy as though it was old.. chicken was gross. They did bring out a fresh batch of honey chicken and it was just “okay” not chewy but weird. The chow mein was bland and not good also cold, broccoli was surprisingly edible. The fried rice was cold & bland. The hibachi grill was mediocre. I was scared to have them throw in chicken as it was probably old so I stuck with vegetables. Some of the dessert items were good such as the chocolate pudding and butter cookie. Looks like most the dessert items are not made there reason why they are slightly enjoyable to eat.

Food is fresh and hot. The sushi was delish and all the extras! 😋 Prices reasonable for the buffet and regular menu. Service was great, very polite. I can't wait to come back thru town!

A long time ago, I have great memories of how the food USED to taste. Now?! Now it is dry and bland. I’ve given them a few chances, and that’s a couple too many. But no more frozen/microwaved bland tasting overpriced fried rice for me anymore. Disappointing. They USED TO BE great many many years ago. Fried rice had so much flavor and great texture. Now it’s just pathetic.

1. Everyone was extremely friendly and welcoming! 2. The portions were large and served fresh. 3. This isn't the kind of restaurant where they have waiters, you order from the counter. Nevertheless, it did not take away from the experience. I would say it is one of the best Chinese restaurants I've been to in Texas. Please give this place a try if you are passing by. :)

Food is well above average, the best in Brenham IMO. Portions are great, and food is fresh. No buffet, it's what actually got me there in the first place. The best won ton soup I have ever had. We spent $60 with tip. Chicken Fried Rice, BBQ pork, Orange Chicken, Won Ton soup, Ragoons, Egg Roll and two drinks. If I were to suggest a change, I would prefer the BBQ pork with the 5 spice, with caramelizing, red version, crispy. What I got tasted like teriyaki BBQ. Good in all.

Placed an online order and had it delivered. Ordered orange chicken and fried rice. The orange chicken was so hard. I couldn’t cut it with my fork or pierce it with my fork to pick it up. I had to use a knife to cut it and it was hard chewy and tasted old. I couldn’t even eat it and had to throw it in the trash. Sucks considering I paid for delivery and a tip and the food was horrible. I would not recommend getting the orange chicken from this place. I don’t know about the other dishes. The fried rice had no flavor. Not ordering from them ever again. Waste of money

One of the best places to try Chinese cuisine. We four people visited last week for dinner. Everyone ordered different dishes and all of us enjoyed our food. Schezwan beef and pork was too good. My friend ordered chicken fried rice that's also good. We all are satisfied with Chinese cuisine after a long time

No matter what you order the food is delicious! I always end up with a To Go container because portions are huge. The service is friendly & fast. This is one of my FAVORITE restaurants & I would not eat Chinese food anywhere else in the Austin area, ! no matter how far the drive!!!

Good tasty food. Their lunch portions size is very filling.

Excellent food for the prices! Ive had to update my ratings. I think anyone looking for some great tasty Chinese food to-go will find they do NOT disappoint. This is not really a sit-down restaurant, but they have added some tables and chairs. The General Tso chicken is prob THE BEST I've ever ever had, and it's to go!!!! The chicken is crispy under the sauce and is not soggy. It is sooooo good!! The sesame chicken is one of my go-to dishes for lunch time. The beef and broccoli is always good and one of my go-to dishes. The black pepper steak is pretty much the same as the beef and broccoli but with bell peppers and onions, which I prefer. You have the option of getting white rice or Fried rice with your dishes, its not full of flavor, but it was not oily either, so I prefer that. The white flat noodles, think it was Pad ke mao, and it was very tasty with a little heat. My new fav hole in the wall, I would definitely come back again. Also, the lunch time specials are really good deals, u get bang for your buck!!Hope you guys have the same experience.

I grew up on Chinese food from a place off Braker called Twin Lion. For 20+ years, I ate there and had my staple dishes. I've slowly moved further and further north, which had that food out out reach. I tried various Chinese food places in Cedar Park/Leander area, but none of them ever hit the same. One day, WokToGo popped up on my Door Dash. My youngest and wife wanted beef with broccoli and I went with my safe choice of sesame chicken. First bite, I thought... "this is wonderful chicken!?" a dish I enjoyed previously. My wife and son loved the beef with broccoli, it had a good flavor, wasn't watery. I was relieved to finally have a Chinese food place I could get regularly and add to our rotation. Owner and staff were super friendly, they now know it's me when I order everytime. Is this "traditional" Chinese food? Not really. But it is absolutely tasty "American Chinese food".

We came here on August 13th and had dinner. The food was good, but not great. The portion sizes were smaller than other Panda restaurants. Most of the food we were given was near the bottom of the warming pan, so it was not fresh out of the wok. Regardless, I'm sure we will come here again.

This is by far my favorite Panda restaurant in Austin!🤩. Up to now they have not disappointed with the freshness of the food. Every time we come here there's always fresh food out and it's delicious👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻. For those who love panda like we do we recomend this location if you live in Austin or are visiting🙂. Management is always attentive nd the team is great😊.