Really good, but a bit of an expectational let down for me. I've been lookin' at their secret menu…read moreonline for a few years, and had my eye on a few traditional menu items, but alot of things were unavailable when we went on a Sunday. If the House chef needed a day off, that is fine. Went with the easy stuff, and it was all good. Love how sugar is not a major component of all their dishes. Also, 'teriyaki' in the name is a bit of a misnomer, because they only have a few dishes available, compared to a myriad of Chinese/Thai items we are all used to. They were fine, and we enjoyed it...

Phenomenal. Haven't even finished my pho, great service, authentic food. It's a slow day today but…read moreI will most definitely be dropping by weekly

I always get the Schezchwan chicken with rice and sweet and sour chicken. This place is very…read moreconsistently good. In contrast, I've gone to certain other places, I.e. Red Bento, and been served stuff I.e. Pad Thai that was so gross and soggy that I ended up throwing it away. The food at Iron Wok is good. Not mind-blowing, but hot and good and fresh tasting. Consistently good. And that can't be said about several other places around town. So, best Chinese restaurant in town in my opinion.

I come here so often the owner lets me sit myself at the same both and knows me by name. It's quiet…read moreand the chicken noodle soup is my favorite. I'm very sad I'm moving away, who is going to make me my fav soup on snowy days?

Delicious food, quick and helpful service & lit ambience. Liked their wall paper. Food can be…read moreslightly spicier, I chose spice level #4 yet it was sweet for me We had the Kung Pao chicken + sweet + sour prawns + pork rice combination meal (from the special combo menu section) and schezuan fish (comes with a portion of steamed rice). Super yummy! Fish and the chicken was cooked really well. "Mal Guel Soo Rok" charcoal drink went really well with the food. The sweet and sour prawns weren't that great.

I have been going to New Garden for 30+ years. I have lived all over…read more They are by FAR the best Chinese food I have found. It's family owned and the wait staff and service has always been fantastic. PooPoo!! To the haters. Go find some Panda and give that a HUG.

We ordered the avocado rolls, the yellow curry, tom yum, and the basil fried rice…read more Overall, food was about a 4-4.5/5. Large portions, flavorful. The only thing I'd rate lower is the avocado rolls, which seemed to be a ton of vegetable greens and some avocado slices stuffed in a rice paper roll that was loosely wrapped and open on both sides. I would have expected it to be wrapped as a spring roll, because it was quite messy to consume. Otherwise, a solid time.

We went on a Friday at around 6 pm, and I will say that it was EXTREMELY busy. I think there was an…read moreevent going on for football or around the area so it was crowded. We still decided to wait because we made the trip for this place. It was about a 30 minute wait, when they decided to offer an outside seat. We accepted, and we were the only ones outside most likely because it was freezing outside. Our waiter did not come out for another 20 minutes, which we thought they forgot about us at this point. He came out and we ordered right away for the crab wontons and a Thai tea. After a long time we received our food, which I understood was because they were busy but still. The Thai tea was extremely sweet, unbearably sweet. I decided to ask them if there's a way to make it less sweet and they said that there's no way and they could only add more cream. I asked to take it off because it was hard to drink. If you don't like sweet drinks, I don't recommend the Thai tea at all. The crab wontons were good but they were cold, which was a little disappointing. After another 30 minutes we got the chicken Pad Thai and Pad kee Mao. Both were very hot and delicious, we got it at a medium spice level, which was perfect because it would have been too spicy otherwise. They never checked up on us after. We waited for a long time after finishing and nobody came out so we went in and asked for the box and a check. The food was fine, but I was disappointed in the Thai tea and the service. Yes I know they are busy and I understand, but to throw us outside and forget about us was really disappointing. I was freezing outside and waited a long time for the food and for getting served.

Providing sauce on a dish that sauce is expected would be nice. This dish was very dry and…read moredisappointing

The reviews weren't wrong unfortunately. I read them and thought, "only a few there and maybe they…read morewere just picky, but no. Not great service, seemed annoyed that I dinned in and food was mediocre. Even fried rice had to be drenched in soy sauce to have any flavor. Sushi tasted more like refrigerated rice. They do have Chinese Japanese and Thai food on the menu though. Not great or clean.

the food is amazing!! the owner and his wife have been here both times I've come by and they are…read morevery kind. their lo mein is to die for!! the ambiance is very very quiet, my table was the only one in there today, but it's scrumptious nonetheless. I will be back next time I'm in the area. edit to add: they always bring a pitcher of hot tea!! it's also one of my favorite parts.

Great food and service The steamed dumplings we very tasty with such a homemade flair.read more

I think this place is great for what it is! They have delicious noodle bowls. I went with a few…read morepeople and we got the udon stir fry bowl, vegetable tempura, spicy salmon roll and a philly roll!

Came in tonight with my aunt and uncle, after they told me this place was amazing…read more Well, sadly it seems it has gone downhill since they were last here. I'm from California, so some things in Washington and Idaho are new to me. Like for instance, our server handing us water bottles instead of cups of water. Turns out I guess Moscow is known for having issues with water. Our miso soup had no additives. No tofu, or seaweed. Just broth. Our sushi chef also forgot one of my rolls, and forgot to give my aunt her yakisoba, so we had to ask for them. There was only one other table of 2 seated while we were dining, so I can't even blame a busy dining room as the reason why the staff was flustered. On the plus side, our server did bring my baby cousin a tiny serving of miso soup, so my aunt didn't "have" to share hers, and brought a spoon for the baby, so that was a nice touch. All in all, this tourist definitely will not be eating here again.

Wow. I stopped in for lunch on my way south from Spokane. I haven't had Chinese food that good…read moresince I moved here 4 years ago. PERFECT sweet and sour chicken (I haven't been able to find any that isn't overcooked and chewy till now). The owner "Eddy" was super nice and watching him greet all the locals by name was a sight for sore eyes. I will be driving an hour out of town for Chinese food until I find somewhere in spokane this good (if I ever do...). I can't wait to try all the rest of their homemade food!

Everything was awesome and most things were made in house. There are two varieties of hot mustard…read morewith the BBQ pork, both are great. The tea was amazing also. The potstickers are made fresh daily. The filling is beautifully balanced with sausage veggies and herbs. The handmade egg roll is filled with a variety of veggies and tempura dipped as were the prawns, delicious! The almond chicken and pork fried rice were spot on. The Kung pow chicken with fresh veggies were also amazing, and so well seasoned and balanced. Overall, I would give this place 10 out of 10, DEFINITELY RECOMMEND!