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East Wok

3.9 (120 reviews)
Closed • 10:30 am - 10:30 pm
Updated a few days ago

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S1. General Tso's Chicken. 8 Pieces Fried Crab Rangoons. Chicken Fried Rice
Harold M.

Giving it 5 stars because why not? My chicken was fork tender, rice tasted good and fresh, krab rangoon tastes homemade. Big portion. I ordered delivery and it was here in 25 minutes. I always expect the worst when ordering from a new place. East Wok pleasantly surprised me.

Chicken and Broccoli Steamed with fried rice
Jamie M.

We were craving Chinese food while in Palm Beach and found East Wok online. It was one of the few food places open past 10PM in the area. They weren't super busy and the girl who took my order was nice. My food came out accurate and quick. Probably took 10-15 min max! My steamed chicken and broccoli was good but I felt like my fried rice didn't have much flavor (I needed duck sauce to give it a taste). Service was decent though, so if I am in the area again, I would probably go back again!

a bowl of soup with a spoon in it
Mel K.

I ordered take out and my Egg Drop Soup was moldy. Obviously didn't see it until I got home but I will never order anything from there again. The rest of the food was fine but I will never know how old their food is.

78. Pepper Steak with Onions, 24. Vegetable Lo Mein

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The wonton soup here is so yummy! I don't have any pics but this place never disappoints.

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Everything was bland, would never go there ago: went there because it was the only Chinese place in the area open late.

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4 years ago

Waste of money, might make you sick. Cashier will try to short change you. Bought crab ragoon, tasted like they used rotten cream cheese.

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Classic & comforting Chinese food! Great value as well. We spent $80 and had plenty of food for 6 girls.

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7 years ago

Frequently takeout from here. The food is quite good, though not consistent. Great prices and kind people.

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3 years ago

The food was amazing i really recommend the restaurant is very clean the service I give them 10. Very clean place

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I only eat Chinese food from east wok now. Quick service. Always fresh ingredients. I get the Lo mein general chicken.

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