Craving Chinese food and we decided to try this place. Walking in, it was a very clean restaurant. We ordered the Orange Chicken, vegetable Lo Mein, fried rice, and it came with egg rolls. The egg rolls were really yummy and flavorful. The fried rice was good, and the orange chicken wasn’t too saucy, so it was good as well. Wish the vegetable lo mein had more noodles than vegetables, but it was yummy too. Overall a great place to try if you want some Chinese or are in the area!

Been here twice, just discovered it. Food was hot and fresh. Fast friendly service. Decent pricing. Went back 01/0925 got beef fried rice and veggie chow mein👌🏾.

China Wok is a hidden gem that has been delighting locals for years with its consistently excellent Chinese cuisine. Tucked away in an unassuming spot, this restaurant combines a warm, inviting ambiance with a stellar dining experience that keeps patrons coming back for more. Whether you’re craving classic dishes like General Tso’s Chicken or something more adventurous like the Chef’s Special Lobster, the extensive menu has something for everyone, ensuring a satisfying visit every time. The service at China Wok is as exceptional as the food. The staff is attentive and friendly, always ready with helpful recommendations or a cheerful smile. Your meal arrives promptly, yet nothing feels rushed, allowing you to relax and enjoy the flavorful dishes in a low-key, comfortable setting. This seamless blend of efficiency and hospitality creates an atmosphere that feels both welcoming and professional. Be sure to bring your appetite because the portion sizes at China Wok are famously generous. Whether you opt for a steaming bowl of wonton soup or a heaping plate of fried rice, you’ll be treated to enough food to share—or to take home for a second meal. For those seeking delicious food, excellent service, and a relaxed environment, China Wok is a restaurant you’ll want to return to time and time again.

I decided to give China Wok another chance today after avoiding it for several months due to a noticeable decline in food quality. On my way home, I picked up an order of shrimp egg foo young and fried rice. As I drove, my car filled with the unpleasant odor of burnt food. I dismissed it as a lingering smell from the restaurant, but I was wrong. When I opened the container at home, the egg foo young was severely burnt—so much so that the onions were charred and crispy. I called the restaurant to address the issue, but the cook denied the food was burnt, and the cashier hung up on me when I insisted it was. Unfortunately, I had paid in cash, so there’s no way to dispute the charge. If you choose to order from China Wok, I strongly recommend checking your food before leaving. This experience confirmed my decision to avoid this restaurant going forward, as both the food quality and customer service have deteriorated significantly.