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    Asian Wok Express

    3.1 (53 reviews)
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    Closed 12:00 pm - 9:00 PM

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    Jean M.

    Food was good just small portions. Noodles are real noodles and very good chicken wings! Shrimp fried rice could've had more shrimp only 3-4. Not bad at all though.

    Price hike understandable. The tood they have not acceptable.
    John D.

    Man!!! What a rude bunch. They treat you like they are doing you a favor. Girl behind the counter seemed like I was a bother asking what the price is for my food. There is this big note that says prices are increasing and menu prices may not reflect the current price..... so I ask.. I should have just turned around and left. My food better be good or I'm changing this to a one star.

    Ian W.

    Wow! Check out the really high ceiling at this Chinese restaurant. It feels like I'm at a car showroom. Before heading over to the beach area, I stopped at Asian Wok Express for some lunch. The parking situation is a bit tight, limited parking along the adjacent wooden fence/concrete jersey barrier, which separates an apartment complex. The layout of the restaurant is long and narrow with the takeout counter to the left (no open kitchen) and the casual dining room to the right and the ceilings are really high, enough for a second story, with plenty of natural light coming in. Okay the food, they offer traditional Chinese dishes, Cantonese, Szechuan, & Mandarin dishes with Lunch Specials, All Day Specials, and Dinner Combination Specials. See the menu at http://www.geocities.com/hamptonwok/ I ordered Lunch Special T21: Shrimp Lo Mein ($5.95 plus tax) with pork fried rice, boneless spare ribs, and choice of soup, though I had to ask for the soup after I paid. The food was ready in 10 minutes. The lo mein was wide tender noodles and tender shrimp and vegetables. The spare ribs were very sweet and chewy and the hot & sour soup was excellent, a good spicy taste. I couldn't finish the food in one sitting, so I had the tasty leftovers later on for dinner. NOTE: No personal checks accepted

    Tanner C.

    This is my best friend, Brad. Today is his day off, but when he's working, he puts together the best fried wontons around. Prepare your taste buds when this guy is around.

    Sweet and Sweet & Sour Chicken combo
    Deb Y.

    Was a great place for years before the owner left and went back to HK two years ago, it's since gone downhill fast. The counter woman is rude both in person and over the phone, our orders are overcooked, with small portions. Recently we stopped there picked up our chicken finger combo, got it home and opened it to literally find an obvious "re-heated" order that had been so over cooked it was not edible at all, 27$ down the toilet both orders and to boot there was a metal paper staple in our pork fried rice. Do not eat there,, it's not safe and sad.

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    Maria C.

    I'm giving this place 4 stars for two reasons. #1 the food was DELICIOUS and #2 the customer service was impressive. I'm not sure if the cook/ order taker/ waiter lol was the owner but he was super friendly, professional and very attentive. The dining area could use a bit more TLC and updating. But hey the place was clean and if your out and about for lunch or quick dinner, then this place is it. I ordered the chicken in hot garlic sauce. WOW! Very tasty, the meat was tender, the veggies nice and crisp. My friend had the shrimp with lobster sauce and she too was raving about how tasty it was. I was shocked solely because she's a picky eater. Stop by and try for yourself you won't regret it!

    Sesame chicken dinner combo, and egg rolls - very good!

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    Strictly for the food which is yummy. Service is TERRIBLE. Ambiance, doesn't exist. Just eat with your eyes closed or order takeout

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    Everything was great.........Service..........food hot...........hot and sour soup, rice, spring rolls super. Joe from North hampton

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    This was the best Chinese food I had in a very long time. It is definitely worth the trip.

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    4.7(207 reviews)
    3.1 mi
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    Coming from California I'm pretty picky about Thai food... But this was awesome! I was really…read morecraving some Asian food and my daughter was sick so I got the wonton soup which at most places around the area is almost $20. Ordered over the phone bc DoorDash was a bit expensive. I appreciate the price point and I loved the drunken noodles. The only mistake made was that it was not ground chicken with a chicken basil dish, but I still loved it and the Thai iced tea just really hit the spot. We brought it back to our hotel and it was the best meal to get over some jet lag. I'll definitely try to return when I can!

    Highly Recommend This Restaurant!…read more We absolutely love Thai food, so we decided to stop by and give this place a try--and we were genuinely impressed. The owner was incredibly friendly and welcoming. As soon as we arrived, she treated us to four complimentary vegetable spring rolls, which were absolutely delicious. We ordered the Pad Thai, Drunken Noodles, and Papaya Salad. All three dishes were outstanding--full of flavor, perfectly seasoned, and very close to the authentic local taste we experienced while eating in Bangkok. The restaurant itself has a warm, cozy atmosphere that makes you feel comfortable right away. We will definitely be coming back to try more dishes from the menu. If you're looking for authentic and delicious Thai food, this place is absolutely worth a visit. Highly recommended!

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    Thai House Restaurant - Peanut Curry

    Thai House Restaurant

    4.3(121 reviews)
    0.3 mi
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    Food is excellent and service is very good, friendly hardworking staff. Place is large and…read morecomfortable. I don't know why this place doesn't have a line at the door. it's that good. I'm a vegetarian, and there's plenty of options, especially love the fresh summer roll with peanut sauce!!

    It arrived like a confident, no‑fuss plate: a glossy tangle of noodles threaded with plump shrimp…read moreand thin ribbons of chicken, bright slivers of carrot and cabbage, and a scatter of bean sprouts and crushed peanuts that promised texture before the first forkful. The sauce is a warm, soy‑brown sheen rather than a syrupy glaze, which tells you the cook favored balance over theatrics; the vegetables still hold color, the shrimp look springy not puckered, and the proteins sit in the mix instead of hiding under a puddle of sugar. That visual honesty is already half the meal. On the palate it's a study in contrasts handled with restraint. The noodles have a slight chew that says they were finished in the wok, not boiled to oblivion; the shrimp and chicken show quick sear marks and keep a clean, saline sweetness; and the bean sprouts and peanuts deliver the bright, brittle punctuation every good stir‑fry needs. The sauce leans savory with a modest sweetness and a faint tang -- I'd bet on rice vinegar or tamarind playing quietly behind soy and a touch of palm sugar -- and it's used sparingly so each component still reads on its own instead of being smothered. Technique is obvious without being showy: a hot pan for that wok‑kiss, timed addition of the sprouts to preserve snap, and a final toss that glosses rather than drowns the noodles; there's no greasy residue, which means oil was measured and the pan was properly hot. This avoids the usual sins: limp noodles, cloying sweetness, and rubbery shrimp. My one small gripe is a missing bright note at the finish; a thin shave of citrus or an extra hit of acid would have sharpened the edges and made the whole thing sing louder, but that's a tweak, not a correction. What I appreciated most was the humility of the execution: no unnecessary garnishes, no gimmicks trying to outshine the basics, just clear attention to temperature, timing, and texture. It's the kind of plate that makes you relax into the meal and then quietly judge the rest of the menu by whether the kitchen can keep this level of craft -- honest, balanced, and quietly excellent in a way that actually honors the technique behind it. If I'm looking for Thai in New Hampshire I would definitely come back here. They had a large menu of items that all looked really good!

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    9 Dragons - General Gau's chicken

    9 Dragons

    3.9(56 reviews)
    4.3 mi

    absolutely loved this place. the interior alone is definitely worth a visit. they have pretty…read morestandard Chinese food items you would expect to see and a handful of interesting cocktails. no idea why they had tiramisu at an establishment like this but it was the star of the show for me. plenty of parking as it is inside of a larger casino. service was wonderful, both the host (Michael?) and our waitress were angelic. also recommend taking a little walk to the gardens after - they're very well kept and full of bunnies :)

    9 Dragons is the sister restaurant of the legendary Kowloon restaurant on Route 1 in Saugus, MA…read more While 9 Dragons was opened by the same family and still offers some of the same dishes as the original restaurant, this place is quite the glow up from the Kowloon in regards to the food, atmosphere and service. The restaurant itself is stylish and intimate. The space boasts eye catching decor from neon signs and a mahjong tile doorway to big murals and light fixtures in the form of umbrellas and lanterns. The menu is printed to look and feel like a Hong Kong Hollywood newspaper which I also thought was really cool. The menu here is smaller and more focused than the one at the Kowloon, but I did see that it still offers a handful of the Kowloon's signature dishes. In the case of this restaurant, I definitely feel that the limited menu is essential to producing higher quality dishes. We shared a scorpion bowl cocktail for two, which was served in a cute beckoning cat drinking vessel. For food we got the scallion pancake, the General Gau's chicken and the Brussels sprouts. The food came out about ten minutes after we ordered which initially made me a little bit nervous about the food quality, but once we dug in we could tell that the food was quite fresh. The scallion pancake was nice and crispy on the outside, a little bit chewy on the inside and was served with a ginger sauce for dipping. The Brussels sprouts were prepared Kung Pao style with peanuts and a touch of chili pepper. The General Gau's chicken was fried well, coated in a delightfully sweet and spicy sauce and topped with crispy fried rice noodles. We are just about every morsel on the plates. We knew had to save a little room for dessert here when we saw that they serve a giant chocolate dipped fortune cookie that they smash apart with a mallet right at the table. Served alongside some ice cream, the giant fortune cookie is a super sweet and fun way to finish your time here. Additionally, it came as a pleasant surprise when our check came and it was not quite as high as we were anticipating, especially when you consider that the restaurant is housed inside of a casino. All in all, 9 Dragons left us with a great first impression. A great addition to the Seacoast.

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    9 Dragons decor

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