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    Happy Wok

    4.1 (9 reviews)
    Open 10:30 am - 9:00 pm

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    Chicken and mixed vegetables. Plain (extremely plain) fried rice. Lunch version
    Stephen V.

    Stopped into the previous location of my favorite Chinese restaurant in the area, today it hosts Happy Wok. A couple years ago I was an occasional visitor to their previous address off Mineral Point. A drive through mostly, but they had a roomy sit down, but because it was probably a McDs type fast food, it wasn't really a dine in place. Back then I generally think I was pleased with the food. Learning that they were now at a very desirable location, following highly popular true Chinese trained chef, I was compelled to take a look. Large typically versatile menu, though I only viewed the lunch offerings. Chose a simple protein (chicken) and mixed vegetables. Extra spicy. When I inquired if white rice was included, I was told it could be substituted, as plain fried rice was the side. She did say plain, no meat. I found when I received my meal and opened it up at home, plain fried rice is indeed PLAIN fried rice. At least it wasn't yellow like too many (three come to mind) other so called Chinese restaurants offer. But this is so plain it makes the word plain even more bland than it is in print. But I'm ok with that, I have a super high heat induction wok and have (mostly) mastered fried rice, especially for a white man trying to cook like he'd hope to impress his Chinese chef friend. Which I have made two attempts at, successfully, or at least he was very convincingly polite. lol. So I'm halfway through, just need to prepare some velveted chicken or beef, chop some scallions, grab two eggs, and some frozen peas, and I have dinner queued up. The other part of the meal is very tasty and as is always the case, sorta hinting at spicy, which I can fix as well. All in, I have a new close to home place for my Chinese food fixation. Cool.

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    7 months ago

    Food was terrible- grocery store Chinese food is much better- that says a lot. Will not go back.

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    1 year ago

    Great food. Attentive staff. I recommend this restaurant highly. The pork pot stickers were particularly outstanding.

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    Food made us sick. Mediocre at best but the worst was getting sick. The rice seemed fine but the…read moredragon phoenix and chicken with vegetables were not very good. It looked and tasted like it had been sitting for a very long time and in the end, we both wish we wouldn't have had it because it made us sick.

    Good inexpensive Chinese take out. The food is made to order so it's always fresh and hot when you…read morepick it up. Covid19 precautions mean you cannot enter the restaurant. When you arrive you speak thru a speaker in the door. They put your order in a pass thru cubby in the door. They close their door and you open yours for a hands free delivery. Chiang Jiang's website ordering is user friendly. The menu is extensive, naming the dishes but not listing the ingredients. If you're not familiar with Chinese food this could be a problem. We ordered the combo plates which includes fried rice and an egg roll. The garlic chicken (thin slices of chicken, baby corn, green peppers, mushrooms and broccoli) was flavorful and lightly sauced. The Szechuan beef (thin slices of very tender beef, onions, green peppers and matchstick carrots) was missing the spiciness we were used to in this dish. Both the egg drop soup and hot and sour soup were excellent. The fried wonton strip accompanying them were stale. After a few minutes in the toaster oven they crisped right up. The fried dumpling come with an excellent soy ginger dipping sauce that's a favorite.

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