This place deserves a way higher rating than 3.3. This is a regular goat spot for us on a weekly…read morebasis. You could easily feed four people for about $30. Portions are abnormally large, especially for the small size. run don't walk.

I've been wanting to give New China Wok a try for years now. They always seem to have customers…read morecoming in and out... But I just don't go traversing into Chinese restaurants with no prior vouching or endorsement from someone I know. Or at least I usually don't.... So I headed to NCW one Saturday and had a large shrimp fried rice and two shrimp eggrolls. The rice was just this side of being totally bland. Which is surprising given that they had sprouts, pods, scallions and a few of the other ingredients I find in the rice I like. But it had only the slightest hint of flavor. The shrimp were tiny and pink which suggested they were either boiled beforehand and added in or just weren't cooked long enough. I would guess the latter, especially since I had a few sections of rice that had were still white due to not being mixed with the soy sauce and fried long enough. Adding soy sauce and sweet and sour sauce helps, but good rice should stand on its on. This rice did not. As for the eggrolls? Meh. I don't know this to be the case, but the eggrolls felt like something a restaurant would order from a large supplier,and then fry them to order. I could be wrong, but I said that because in addition to the eggrolls being extremely bland, they had absolutely nothing colorful or distinctly flavorful within. It was fried perfectly, but had absolutely no punch or flavor, save for adding some sweet and sour sauce. All in All the food was underwhelming but passable. It didn't taste bad, the problem is it barely had any taste at all. The question is: would i order it again? Me thinks not. If I were in a remote town and this was like one of the two Chinese options then maybe. Problem is this is Chicago and you can't go more than a few miles or stoplights without passing a Chinese restaurant. A delicious one at that.

We came here last minute on a Saturday afternoon The…read morerestaurant was open and there was one family inside but we waited to almost five minutes until the waiter came inside the restaurant Ascetically, the restaurant looks nice and clean. They have a cute barn door style for private dinning ( I assumed ) the doors were open. Once seated word the back of the restaurant we could hear people in the kitchen and found it odd no one had come out from the back This guy was alone manning the front of the restaurant We didn't blame him but service was less than adequate We had tea and the tea kettle was cute but needed a good washing There Long wait for food but we expected as much. We were juts excited to try a different place Egg drop soup and crab Rangoon were our top choices. Mongolian beef was not made spicey as requested and did lack flavor I would recommend the shrimp fried rice , it really lacked flavor.

Have gotten take out as well as dined in. I've also been to their Chicago location near the loop…read more I really like the menu and the noodle dishes are tasty and fresh. The Mongolian beef is also one of our favorites to order.

I thought this place was a hole in the wall, went I a found out about it. Turns out it's a…read moredelightful neighborhood establishment! Service was nice and very informative, explaining the differences between hunan, schazwaun, and kung pao. Maybe everyone knows this but in my 45 years on the planet it was head slapping news! The wait staff was a little stressed as I'm sure this a family owned place trying to eke out a profit by keeping staff in the family. Frankly it adds to the charm! Alcohol is available and reasonable, also not pushed, just a note. Neighborhood regulars were afoot and happy to interact, not for everyone but to me nothing is better! If you want a fun unpretentious Chinese food place in the corner of the burbs I put this one amongst any.

Came across Golden Wok by pure accident. Just wanted some Chinese food and this was close by. The…read moreplace was nice, calm and it was pretty empty for an evening. Staff was friendly and not hovering, which I liked. They let me enjoy my food and only checked in when I needed something. I ordered the Beef lo mein. And yeah, beef lo mein is one of those dishes that usually tastes the same everywhere. The beef has that familiar Chinese beef flavor that i'm used to, tender, juicy, a little smoky, and piping hot. No toughness, no weird chew. Seasoning was on point. Portions overall were solid. The only thing I always forget until I'm halfway through is there's just not enough beef. I keep wishing for a few more pieces. Glad I found this place. It's right on my way home, which is super convenient. I'll definitely be back.

Great customer service and they able accommodate my request. They make chicken wings and also party…read moretray for me for Easter. Ethan and Serina definitely probably great service and love the authentic Chinese foods here :)

The absolute worst customer service. I was helped, but then sat in the lobby for 30 minutes while…read moremy order was ready on the table the entire time and no one gave it to me. Walked out with no food.

China Gold is a small restaurant that has been in the neighborhood for years. I've had several…read moreitems from their menu and haven't been disappointed with any of them. My favorite item is the Mongolian Fried Rice. I love fried rice and this has shrimp, chicken, beef and vegetables and it is spicy. I usually get a small which is enough for at least 2 servings. Great flavor, the right amount of spice. Simply delicious!

Ok I just had to try this spot more out of curiosity than anything else. I have family that live in…read moreBroadview and they swear to the Gods this place has the BEST shrimp fried rice in Illinois. Now I'm thinking ok those are some big shoes to fill, but I ain't gonna lie they shrimp fried rice is da bomb!! I mean I don't know what it is but it's for sure some of the best I have ever had and check this out, they don't even put egg in theirs and it's still good! One star reduction is because they charge an extra .50 to use your credit card which I think is petty to make the customer pay for your credit card machine fee. I will be back.

It is my first time here. Only place I know of that makes spicy fried rice like this…read more Trust me, I'm asian. I have been to a lot of places. Big egg rolls are good, and not many places use shrimp for them either.

Very good and fast service friendly people close to home.good prices awesome food service close to…read morehome

Great food. One if our favorites for Chinese take out. Not sure what all of these low ratings are…read moreabout. The location in Broadview closed, so now we come here. My only complaint is that the prices must have changed recently as I paid $17 for 2 soups, which are advertised as 5.95 each.

chicken wings - were absolutely terrible…read more shrimp egg foo young - terrible just a whole bunch of fried mung beans, not much else as seen in the photo the textures of both of these dishes was horrible, the taste was non existent the fried rice was good though go down the street to chop suey

Hey fellow Yelp users! I went to Forbidden Noodles in La Grange on 7/17/24 (Wednesday) with my…read morebestie. This was my first time coming here so I didn't know what to expect. My bestie has been here a few times, so I went with the Ramen should recommended I should get. Forbidden Noodles definitely exceeded the expectations I didn't have. Food: I ordered a pork tonkotsu with miso instead of the tonkotsu ($14.99). Since I was treating myself that day, I also decided to try their cream cheese rangoon with their spicy mayo ($3.99 for 3 pieces) and it was absolutely delicious! Honestly a great combo! Atmosphere: I loved the atmosphere. I went on a really hot day, so it felt nice walking into the cold. The place had low lighting which gave it a warm and cozy aesthetic. Perfect place for a date or catch up lunch/dinner. Customer Service: I thought the customer service was great. The cashier that took my order was really nice. She even brought out cups of water for me & my bestie even though neither of us asked for any. Parking: There's a parking lot, parking garage, & street parking which is all FREE. Street parking is hit or miss, so I totally recommend parking at the parking lot or parking garage. Overall Experience: Overall, I had a good experience at Forbidden Noodles. I would highly recommend this place if you're craving some Ramen but want to skip the trip going to Chinatown (although Chinatown does have a good chunk of Ramen spots). You can even watch a movie before or after grubbing at Forbidden Noodles at the nearby Classic Cinemas La Grange Theatre. I hope this review helps Forbidden Noodles & its current and future customers. Have an amazing day!

So sad to learn that you went out of business in the last month. You were really delicious. I do…read moreknow every time I went in there. There was a teenager running in the place unless the average teenager isn't gonna build a business.

The restaurant is small, but we were able to be seated immediately. It looks like it may be family…read moreowned and employed. We were the only dine in customers at the time, but there were a few people that picked up their takeout orders. The appetizer platter offered pretty small bites. The main entrees that we chose were good.

Plenty of parking. Everything was exceptional. The service was quick and there was no waiting but…read moreplenty of to go orders. The ambiance was home like and very intimate with lots of plants. Smaller inside but they can handle at least 4-5 tables of guest. Homemade fried pot stickers were the BEST that I have had in the area. The wonton soup was delicious. Nice and light but full of flavor. The scallion/green onion have it the perfect pop. The spicy crispy fried catfish was nice and crispy with many peppers that brought the perfect heat. Paired with white rice. I would definitely order food from here again as everything was fresh and prepared to order.