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Cathay Wok

2.3 (30 reviews)
InexpensiveAsian Fusion
Open 12:00 pm - 10:00 PM

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Ian W.

I've stopped in at Cathay Wok for lunch takeout twice over the past month and each time I've been very happy with the food. The place is order at the counter with an open kitchen area and dine-in seating along the front window which has a fantastic view of the Bridge Street traffic tieups to the VFW Hwy. Cathay Wok serves up typical Chinese, Polynesian, and Szechuan fare including 24 Luncheon Specials served with pork fried rice and appetizer (8 choices) served all day, ($4.95-$9.95, add 50 cents after 3PM) and 10 Combination Plates ($9.75 each). I ordered the Lunch Special #4: Pork Lo Mein with Egg Roll ($6.75) and the Lunch Special #5: Shrimp Chow Mein with Chicken Fingers($7.50) over two separate visits. The food was prepared and served quickly in about 5-8 minutes, easy in-easy out. The good sized portions of food were very tasty, and not too greasy. Two thumbs up! FREE DELIVERY (Lowell & Dracut): $10 minimum

I love the General Gou chicken here, it's made w all white meat and has a nice spicy kick to the glaze, not too overwhelming. YUM

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Absolutely the worst service ever. Unprofessional. Not worthy of one star. Rude staff. Lazy cooks. Late delivery drivers.

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Great customer service. Very friendly . Love their pancake scallion and crab ragoons :)

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Beware! Disgusting food! Got combo C on Mon eve 7/18/22 I fed to seagulls(reluctantly)!

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Also got a side of beef teriyaki which was also prepared w good quality meat.

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