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China Wok

3.7 (243 reviews)
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Casual
Moderate noise
Good for kids
Good for groups

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Bec P.

Ordered delivery & it exceeded our expectations! My sister & I ordered orange chicken, broccoli beef, combo fried rice, and veggie spring rolls. We had plenty leftover after dinner and enjoyed the rest for lunch the next day-- help up well! The sauces are on the oilier side, but flavorful & tasty nonetheless. I'll definitely be eating here again!

Fried Braised Tofu in Brown Sauce & Curry Beef over rice are YUMMY. Don't forget the hot tea.
Mona B.

Great place, the food are awesome and the people here are so kind, friendly and always make you welcome. I just love this place.

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Auggie L.

Went for Daily Lunch Special Food - 3/5. Hot and sour soup had decent flavor with a heavy tone of black pepper. Consistency was standard, thickened with starch but still slurpable. Fried rice was alright with minimal amounts of wok hei. Almond chicken was soft but the flavor consisted mostly of soy sauce. Sweet and sour pork had a lot of batter and the vegetables were hard. Sauce was sweet and tangy, but the consistency was too thick and the flavor was generic. Service - 4/5. Quick, courteous service. Value - 2/5. They offer combination plates for $17 or above during lunch with a set menu depending on your selection. For the price, the amount of food you get was small, especially on the protein side. There was 4 pieces of pork compared to the large amount of filler vegetables. The quality wasn't anything impressive either. It's hard to justify the cost when there is so much competition in that price range. Parking - Private Lot (Free)

Hot & Sour Soup - comes with the combo
Stephen D.

China Wok is a great no-frills Chinese restaurant in an otherwise pricey area, dining and living-wise. We typically stop by for their lunch specials, which are about $14-$16 each. I recently got the C4 special - Almond Chicken, Sweet & Sour Pork, and Fried Rice, which comes with Hot & Sour Soup as well. The staff are friendly and the service is fast as the restaurant is never full. If you're looking for something quick, tasty, and relatively cheap for dining out, this is a great spot to try!

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Mongolian beef here has been a staple for me and my family. Definitely recommend! We also love their chow fun and chili oil. Great combo.

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My favorite at China Wok is Mapo Tofu. I order T least twice a week. I always add Chili oil.

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Imperial Treasure

(187 reviews)

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I was searching for restaurant that served peking duck and after reading the reviews, this place…read moreseemed like a great place to eat at. I called them and they picked up right away and were able to accommodate our large party of 15 for a later date. We opted for a private room (semi-private) fyi it's not fully enclosed. They told us the minimum food & beverage is $800 to rent that space. We pre-ordered 2 ducks before we got there and I recommend if you plan to get any of the specialty MP items such as cod, lobster or crab to also pre-ordered in case they run out. Here's what we ordered and yes we had so so much food leftover since trying to meet our minimum! Roast Peking Duck ($78) 4/5 They roll it out on a cart and slice it up in front of you. Comes with thin warm pancakes little plates of toppings (cucumbers, green onions, sugar). Duck skin was crispy and the meat was tender. After that they deep fried the bones in and toss in a chili sauce and made a duck clear soup broth as well. That was really refreshing broth to slurp up. Honey Walnut Shrimp ($24.95) 4/5 These were massive! HUGUMOUS shrimp nicely fried and tossed lightly in the sauce and came with perfectly candied walnuts. Fried Shrimps with corn in salted egg yolk ($32.95) 5/5 I really like food in salted egg yok. I think they use the same size shrimp like the honey walnut shrimp. Nicely coated in the salted egg you along with pieces of salted egg yolk corn. This was one of the best dishes I had. Cumin Lamb $22.95 (4/5) I don't usually eat much lamb but this was really tasty. It wasn't gamey at all and the meat was cooked tender and slight spicy. XLB $14.95 (4/5) These were huge too! It comes with 6 and yummy piping hot soup inside. Dry-Fried String Beans w/garlic $16.95 (4/5) Everyone enjoyed this. This was the only dish we ate all of. Orange Chicken $18.95 (4/5) Nice chunks of fried chicken tossed in the sweet and tangy orange sauce and fresh orange slices. Sweet and Sour short ribs $22.95 (3/5) This wasn't was I was expecting. It was the really tiny pork bones and tasted caramelized sugar not really sweet or sour? I think they put in the wrong order. Fried boneless chicken with explosive chili $18.95 (4/5) If you like fried spicy, really spicy chicken get this. Pumpkin fried with salted egg yolk $26.95 (5/5) The pumpkin pieces were sliced thin and covered in the salted egg yolk. This was really good. Braised sliced pork belly w/preserved vegetable served w/buns $28.95 (4/5) The pork belly was super tender in a delicious broth. This was tasty as we put them into the buns to eat. Steamed black cod $128 (MP) 4/5 I think this as about 2-3lbs. Steamed perfectly and the fish meat was tender and really tasty. Pinot wine $128 (4/5) They only have like 2 selections of wine it was either this one bottle of pinot or this one bottle of cab only. So if you are picky about wine, you should probably bring your own and pay corkage fees. 10 steamed rice $20 The service was really good although one dish they brought out the wrong one and took it off the bill. They cleaned up the table for us since we brought in a cake to celebrate. Overall, I'd come back there to eat. The food was delicious, a little pricy but hey its, in Palo Alto and the food portions were worth it.

I recently moved to the Bay and was really excited to try some Chinese food up here, especially…read morewith all the hype around Imperial Treasure. Unfortunately, the experience was pretty underwhelming overall. The Peking duck was definitely the highlight of the meal -- crispy skin, flavorful, and probably the only dish I'd genuinely come back for. But everything else missed the mark for me. We ordered the string beans, salted egg corn shrimp, xiao long bao, pork buns, cabbage dry pot, and black pepper beef. Most of the dishes lacked flavor and were noticeably oily. The pork buns were especially disappointing because the dough was overly thick and dense compared to the filling. The biggest letdown was probably the black pepper beef. The meat quality was really poor..a lot of chewy pieces with tendons, and it was hard to enjoy because almost every bite felt tough. Definitely not what I expected from a restaurant with this reputation. Overall, aside from the duck, the food felt heavy, bland, and not very balanced flavor-wise. I really wanted to love this place, but it didn't live up to the expectations for me.

Mr Bao Kitchen Chinese Cuisine - 13. Hot & Sour Soup

Mr Bao Kitchen Chinese Cuisine

(147 reviews)

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We went with some friends and truly enjoyed our experience from start to finish. The food was…read moredelicious and prepared really well. We went on a night it was raining, so the restaurant wasn't crowded, and we weren't rushed away. Noise levels were great for an adult conversation at a reasonable volume. Service and attention was at the perfect level - not too much, but enough where our tea and water were never empty. As for the food we tried several dishes and enjoyed them all. * XLB: very juicy and tasty - I like the skin was a bit more substantial than DTF (I know, thinner is supposedly "better"), and the size was a lot more substantial than DTF (XLBs are way too small at DTF) * Pan fried XLB: This was perfectly executed and very tasty and juicy * Shanghai stir fried noodle: I didn't find this special, but it was just well cooked and executed and very tasty * Pork steamed dumplings: Hit the spot, nice and tasty - great sauce on the side that went with it (or maybe the sauce was for another dish) * Dry fried string beans: Deliciously cooked * Pork ribs: These were excellent, and I believe a special menu item - tasty, soft but with a bite, and nice and sticky with flavor The XLBs were the most "special", but we enjoyed how delicious the food was overall. This is a nice addition to Castro Street with plenty of parking all around.

We were struggling to find the place even with GPS. If you end up in the back packing lot area, go…read morethrough the alley and it'll be at the end. Ordered online. Quick and easy. We were greeted right away. Very friendly. Pan Fried Dumpling - 3/5 first place I tried that actually has a lot of soup in it! However, the soup was not good. It was really salty and didn't pair well with the rest. If you ignore the soup, it's really good. Braised Kaofu Gluten Salad - 5/5 so good! Finally found a place that has this. Braised Beef Noodle Soup - 2/5 not a huge fan. Probably just a preference thing.

China Wok - chinese - Updated May 2026

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