I stopped in over an hour before closure on a weekday. The restaurant has lights on inside but was…read moreclosed. Perhaps they have new hours. The reason I'm writing is review is because I was very surprised with the lack of cleanliness. The windows were very dusty and dirty. Not one day dirt but accumulated layers. This discouraged me from coming back when they're open.

We love this food and the wonderful owners. We usually get chicken and Chinese vegetables fried…read morerice combo and sweet and sour chicken fried rice combo and these come with an egg roll. The seasme chicken and General Tsos is good as well. Sometimes people just get soup. I can see where that would be very comforting if you are recovering from an illness or trying to eat light for a meal.

A wok had the best egg rolls I have ever had. We stopped in for egg rolls and grabbed some…read moresweet and sour chicken plus some chicken and green beans. Really really good. Give it a try.

The best Chinese food I've ever had, and I eat a lot of Chinese food! The egg rolls and house fried…read morerice is phenomenal. Service was friendly and very fast. I will be back for sure, it's well worth the 20 min drive for me!

Don't let the outside of this restaurant fool you. The outside needs some TLC. The inside was nice…read moreand clean. I passed it for a year and a half thinking it was a little run down and closed. We decided to order take out today and so glad we did! It was very good and flavorful. We had Fried Pot Stickers with sauce and it was delicious! Sweet n Sour Pork was fresh and also very good. Mei Fun noodles were good but very thin. I should have got Lo Mein Noodles, next time. General Tao's Chicken good. Love the batter on the chicken and sauce was flavorful. The Fried Rice was great. Everything was packed well to go with soy sauce and Fortune Cookie's. We will be back to try other items on the menu. I suggest everyone should try this place. It's a little gold mine. Yummy!

Had a birthday get together and ordered 10 different dinners for take-out. The order was perfect…read more Nothing missing. The food was excellent. Exactly as described. Very flavorful. I will definitely come back.

Looks are deceiving, sadly. I never tried this place before because in all my years, I've NEVER…read morehad decent food from little neighborhood spots like this. I figured I'd give them a try. Everything looked good but taste was Lacking! Beef & broccoli, was watered down. The meat was soo fatty, I chewed and chewed, it wouldn't break apart! My side of white rice was minute rice! It was fluffy and not how it should be. Wonton soup, broth was fine, like chicken stock. Inside the wonton was some kind of dark brown substance. Not pork, and no slivers of pork in the soup. I tried a spring roll & egg roll. Yuck. They both tasted slimy inside, maybe the wrapper wasn't cooked all the way? Also the sweet n sour souce for them was watered down. $25 wasted.

Took out chicken meifun (stir fried rice noodles) and it was delicious. OK portion and I will be…read moreback for other dishes!

I came here for a quick lunch before my Red Cross appointment. And like always, the food was on…read morepoint. I got the dan dan noodles lunch special ($10.95). In addition to noodles, the lunch special came with your choice of soup, a spring roll, or 2 crab rangoon. I opted for the crab rangoon. I also ordered 2 dim sum dishes - the shrimp dumplings ($6.50) and snow mountain lava buns ($6.50). The crab rangoon came out first, and they were delicious, hot, and crispy. Then I got the dan dan noodles. The noodles had a bit of a kick, but they weren't overwhelmingly spicy. They had a nice chew, and I slurped them up happily. I just wish there were more noodles lol, but the portions were pretty typical for dan dan noodles at Greater Cleveland restaurants. The dim sum was great. The shrimp dumplings were tender and juicy, and the buns were so fluffy. Be careful eating them though, or you might get hot, delicious egg goo all over your hands, lol. The staff is very no-nonsense. The service was efficient, and I made it in time for my Red Cross appointment. Note - the restrooms are super clean and even smell nice!

Szechuan Gourmet is one of the best authentic Chinese restaurants in Cleveland, and I was thrilled…read moreto see another location in between Cleveland and Akron. The staff are welcoming and kind, and the food never disappoints here. Highly recommended.

super authentic, delcious smells…read morewhen you walk in. friendly quick service. u have to try the soup dumplings. beware THEY ARE STEAMING HOT. my bf gave himself 3rd degree burns lol. amazing pan fried noodles. xiao xiao dish slso amazing. will be back again and agin and again.

What a bummer this place was. Was looking to try my first spot in Asia town and this was highly…read morereviewed and recommended. The good It's cheap? The bad Terrible service, they are brining out the wrong plates to every table, never refilled my water, even after I asked for a refill. I sat before another party but was attended to and served after them. Cash only, and no ATM I had cash but still silly. Food was just oily, the spice was ok but just average Chinese food. Maybe I'm spoiled from spending time in the SGV but to me it's over hyped.

Always amazing! Fast fresh and reasonably priced ! The…read moreladies are always friendly and provide great service. It's a favorite for sure! The crispy fish is catfish and phenomenal!! The lighting and decor are great!!

Came here for weekend lunch and there was plenty of open seating…read more Pretty impressed by the menu options, there were a lot to choose from. Ended up ordering the water spinach (Kong xin cai), kung pao chicken, dried pot with lamb. The water spinach was fresh tasting and delicious, had a good veggie crunch, not soggy or overcooked. The kung pao chicken was also pretty good, well portioned and came with veggies (bell peppers). It was my first time having dry pot and I liked that it came with plenty of meat and veggies (bean sprouts, lotus root, cilantro, celery) and even had seaweed and tofu. Overall all were good dishes and hit that craving for Chinese food. They all came out quickly. Service was decent. Conveniently neighboring the asian grocery store Tink Holl, though that also means parking can be limited if the grocery store is also packed. Definitely will consider coming back.

Updating the earlier Review below: We just brought home two…read moreorders of sweet and sour chicken. Unfortunately these were extremely overcooked (please see pic), outside crust was over done, inside the chicken was really tough. We picked through them ate a few pieces (we were hungry) then threw the rest away. Just thought it was fair to downgrade my Rating from 5 stars to a generous 3 stars

This was highly recommended by someone at work…read more The dining room, if you want to call it that, felt odd. Felt more like I was at the BMV with a very energetic and highly efficient employee. The food was good, I enjoyed the beef, but odd sauce, it's just a sweet and sour sauce! Egg rolls had the thick and chalky wrapper (not a fan), but good filling. Finally, we ordered Kung Pao chicken, it was VERY different. It's fried with a batter and less vegetables, no water chestnuts, baby carrots...just bell peppers. Not a fan; stick to traditional.

Consistent service and good food for a low price in a very quiet restaurant. I love ordering here…read morewhen I get too busy to even think about cooking

Formerly Ming Garden, China Wok is a casual Chinese restaurant located in the Acme plaza in Norton…read more They offer a Lunch Buffet on Thursdays-Saturdays until 2:30pm and closed on Tuesdays (in 2024). The carpeted dining room has booths along the walls and table seating and the buffet station near the order counter. They offer the typical menu found at most standard Chinese restaurants including Lunch Specials ($8.25 in 2024) and Dinner Specials ($10.55 in 2024). I stopped by China Wok for lunch takeout recently. I headed to the counter in the back and ordered the L24 Shrimp Lo Mein Lunch Special ($8.25) served with pork fried rice and egg roll. My order was hot and ready to go in about 6 minutes and I enjoyed my food outside on a sunny day. Served in a round plastic bowl, the lo mein had soft noodles tossed with soy sauce, soft shrimp (cleaned), cabbage, and sprouts. The golden fried rice had a mix of carrots, peas, onions, and small roast pork pieces. The egg roll was filled with shredded cabbage and minced ground pork. The food tasted pretty good and this was enough food to keep me settled for the next few hours before having dinner down in Columbus.