This may be San Antonio Puerto Rican food but it's definitely NOT Puerto Rico-Puerto Rican or Nuyorican Chinese food in the least. The service, when we walked up was not as friendly as others have experienced. The glass in front of the warming table was dirty and the chicharrones under the heat lamp looked dry. Fried rice and lo mein are $1.25 extra. At a Chinese takeout. It was insane to pay more for mediocre, HARD fried rice that was absolutely not Puerto Rican-style fried rice. It tasted like it was a day old, it was so hard. If you're selling yourself as Boricua Chinese food then give us the ham, ribs, onion, and lettuce like it should be. That or serve stir-fried rice that's fresh and not old. We ordered the two meat plate; one with pepper steak and ribs, the other with Mongolian beef and chicharron de pollo and the birria eggrolls. The ribs shouldn't be sold. The breading is gummy, not crispy, the meat was dry, and the sauce is over-seasoned with Chinese five spice or some other ungodly spice that overwhelmed the palate. Whatever that anise-five spice situation is needs to be scaled back or eliminated. The amount of spice on the ribs is the complete opposite of PR or NY costillas, spicy instead of sweet and sour. The pepper steak was okay, but you can tell it never touched a wok. The meat lacked that caramelization. I think they should start truly stir frying their meats. The chicharron de pollo was the only menu item that tasted like it was "Puerto Rican," it was well seasoned and the chicken was decent, a little on the dry side. The Mongolian beef was beef with broccoli so that was a wash. They need to ensure they're serving the customers what they ordered or prepare the food the traditional way so there are no surprises. The birria egg rolls were rolled too small, which means the inside of the egg roll was gummy. If they rolled them a little bigger there wouldn't be excess wrapper inside. The consommé it came with has globs of fat floating in it but was decent. I'm bummed because we went hoping to have a new place that would bring a taste of home. Unfortunately, I can't bring myself to go back because it just wasn't worth the money.

I enjoyed the lunch special of orange chicken w/fried rice & eggroll. It was tasty & a large portion. Good value for your dollar! Looks spotlessly clean & the staff (owner?) super friendly. It's inside the gas station store so it's to go & delivery orders only, though there is a little outside patio with 2 picnic tables. I'll be going back to try other menu items. This is a great addition to our Leon Springs/Fair Oaks Ranch community.

We ate: General Tso’s Chicken, Mongolian Beef, Crispy Spicy chicken, pork egg rolls, sweet corn soup, Deep fried Ribs, sea Food Lo Main and Twice cooked pork Belly. Everything was amazing, original Chinese flavor. Everything was very fresh and made at the moment. The Bubble tea (frozen) was delicious. Definitely one of the best Chinese place that I’ve been and ate. We’ll come back.

Good lunch specials with an attentive staff. The food was quick and fresh. Haven't had hot and sour soup that actually had some spice heat to it in a long time. It will catch you off guard. Want to come back and try some of the seafood dishes next time.

This restaurant is a great spot for a quick lunch. While the ambiance is nothing to write home about, the friendliness of the waitress stood out. She was efficient and focused, though it was clear she was feeling a bit worn out, not unfriendly. The food was delicious, and I truly enjoyed my meal. I noticed a sign outside claiming 'Healthy Chinese Food,' which piqued my curiosity, as I didn't see any specific menu items that supported this claim. Overall, I would return for a casual lunch or takeout, but not for a fancy dinner."

I’ve ordered from here a few times and the dishes are consistent and good portion sizes for the money. Staff is friendly when I call for questions and my items are always packed nicely. The presentation is nice, but more importantly, it’s very tasty. I’d argue it’s the best Chinese restaurant in San Antonio.

We stumbled upon this place and was pleasantly surprised! The food was delicious, the service was outstanding, and the portions were generous. I especially loved the ‘make your own bowl’ concept—such a great idea! As first-time visitors, we really appreciated the ladies taking the time to explain the process and recommend sauces—they did an excellent job. The only downside is that the building could use a little TLC, but overall, a great experience. Highly recommend!

This date night was a blast!! This was my first time here and I must say . I enjoyed every moment! DJLibraSun was awesome and had the beats coming 🙌 Our server Charles made the experience even better! He was so informative, and he was one of the best servers I've ever had. Food was amazing and the whole experience was great! Thank you 😊

Great service! Our food was served hot, my orange chicken was crispy and flavorful. The sesame chicken was my favorite though. We will definitely be coming back again. I recommend the spring rolls too. The restaurant was very clean.

The food was good and the staff was friendly. I ordered curry chicken katsu and the chicken was tender and very tasty. The staff was very attentive and checked on us to see if we needed anything. My only gripe was that the food was expensive.

I love coming here and always appreciate the friendliness! This fusion of Asian cuisine is so delicious. This restaurant offers a wide variety of yummy dishes, and I never regret trying different food here because it is delicious. Definitely recommend!!

Good food. Good service. We waited a little bit to get acknowledged and be seated and there's was noone waiting for table except us. Good prices. We got out food fast. Food temp was good. Hot. Server came often to refill our drinks. At night it looks like it's closed but it's the shades that makes it look like it's closed and all drak inside.

We needed a quick dinner Sunday night so we thought to try Wok Inn Stone Oak location. It was our first time to dine in. Hubby might have ordered delivery before. I tried the Walnut Shrimp with steamed rice. Dad usually likes Lemon Chicken and we gave him fried rice. Hubby had the Dinner Special which was beef with mushroom. It came with an egg roll and a drink. We all got to have a bowl of soup, each trying a different one from egg drop to hot & sour to chicken & corn. They serve huge portions so we have another meal ready. We discovered that the Alamo Ranch location has dimsum so we’ll have to check it out.

This is a walk-up to order types of restaurant. We tried 3 dishes: chicken lettuce wraps, beef and broccoli, and chicken lo mein. The only item I liked was the beef and broccoli, the sauce was flavorful (little salty), the beef and broccoli portions were good. Not impressed with the fried rice either. My kids did like the chicken lo mein but it lacked flavor and there were hardly any veggies or chicken, basicallly it was a pasta bowl. Overall, it’s chinese fast food… like panda express in some ways and not in others. We will continue our search for chinese restaurant we can frequent in this area.

This place is really good, food is always of high quality and atmosphere is pretty chill. Definitely recommend the razor cut yellowtail, the rice less cucumber wrapped sushi is okay, the cucumber overpowers everything else and all you taste is cucumber because of how much cucumber is there. They have an extensive menu. Service is relatively good.

It was my first time visiting and I had an amazing experience. Rin was our server and she was very kind and attentive about my gluten allergy. The service was great and the food was delicious as well. I highly recommend coming here!

Love the pho and vermicelli!! Not only was the food good, I really enjoyed the atmosphere. We were the only ones in there and they were quick and friendly. Will definitely be back!

Overall okay. Portions are normal size even for the large. The meat isn’t raw when put into the broth like traditional pho. The serving size for a large is more like a medium for $14.99 (anything over $11 a bowl is disrespectful in USA) prefer 2 other places with better pho and bigger portions but I am gonna gate keep🤫

I've been here multiple times, today we tried the beef spicy ramen, crispy chicken to katsu ramen, spring rolls and the ramen comes with lots of noodles but not enough broth. I asked for extra spicy. It has no spice at all! And the broth was too salty and the beef also tasted dry and salty. The spring rolls tasted like frozen ones that were not cooked enough. Don't order extra ramen like I did, that was too much. The crispy chicken was decent but needed a spicy sauce.

Huge bowl of poke! Fresh fish and toppings were plentiful! So good! Will definitely be back.

Sushi was amazing. Service was great. My date was hot. 4/5 stars though because I thought the lobster tail was going to actually have lobster in it (it’s just the shell for presentation), instead it comes with fried chunks of lobster. Still delicious, just a tad misleading for a $22 roll.

One of the best sushi spots in San Antonio! We loved our appetizers. Sweet tea was perfect which is a big deal for us. And the sushi rolls were delicious.

Fun, friendly ambiance with excellent food choices! Not the healthiest but definitely tastes great! The chicken wings are uniquely delicious. The drinks are on point. Service was attentive and very friendly! Plan to go back again!

At first, we were a little skeptical. Since there weren't a lot of people in the restaurant and looking at the menu, it didn't seem like they had a lot. We were more interested in the appetizers, but I got the Shrimp Poboy, and my husband got the fish and chips. The devilled eggs were delicious. We both loved our food. I honestly have only had one place that had a good shrimp poboy, but this was amazing! The bread was delicious with a lot of shrimp and a good sauce.