Really good food. Especially for a small town! I've never seen such a large egg roll. And the fried…read morewon tons...yum! Will definitely be going back.

We had a large group for a birthday party. The food and…read moreservice was excellent. The owner was so calm, pleasant, and accommodating.

Loved the food! Everyone was so friendly and the food came out faster than I expected! It was…read morereally clean and very calm! I loved this restaurant and would definitely come back!!! The yakisoba was so good!! 10/10

Clean restaurant. Staff were competent and kind. All dishes were delicious, including the gyoza…read moreand crab appetizers. Food reasonably priced.

Love this place!! It's one of my favorite Chinese restaurants in meridian. Service is always great…read morewhen we go, and the food is always great! They have an amazing lunch special for a great price. Service can be a little slow during busy times, or large groups, but they always have great food worth the wait. My favorite part of Red Pavilion is the variety of great food that is offered. I can't say I love everything I've ordered, but often times if I don't love it my wife does so I know it's good food!

Nice little eatery in Meridian. Modern decor, friendly staff, excellent food and service. Menu is…read morenot traditional Mandarin, more of a modern style. One of the best Chinese eateries I've been to.

If we had never eaten here before, today's experience would have been one and done…read more After spending Spring Break camping at Three Island Crossing and Bruneau Dunes State Park, we stopped at Shiok on our way home to Boise for a late lunch. The vibe from the waitress told us she didn't want to be there. We were barely greeted and shown a table to sit down at. We barely had seen the menu when she came by and asked us about drinks and appetizers. We asked for two glasses of ice tea and said we needed more time to look at the menu. When she came back to take our order, we still hadn't received our ice teas. She even brought us our cups of soup before the teas. Since we weren't provided water when we sat down, we waited 15 minutes to get the teas. My wife ordered a sweet and sour chicken dish and I ordered Kung pan chicken. When they arrived, they looked almost identical: deep-fried chicken in a sweet sauce. Only Kristy's dish had some slices of bell pepper, while mine had a piece of raw broccoli and some dried chiles. Tasting mine, it was definitely sweet and sour. When the waitress came around I asked if that dish was really Kung pao chicken and she assured me it was. I said the sauce was sweet and the chicken was deep-fried and was unlike any Kung pan chicken I'd ever had. She told me she would trade it out, although I was unsure what she was going to replace it with, since she had insisted that what I had received truly was Kung pao chicken. She returned a few minutes later and said the chef had made a mistake and was making the correct dish for me. It came out and was fine. But what bothered me is the server just assumed she had brought me the proper dish to begin with. If she had simply looked at it and agreed it looked nearly identical to Kristy's sweet and sour dish, she would have easily concluded a mistake had been made. Which I would have understood. Instead, she didn't believe my explanation of why it was the wrong dish. If I was the chef in the kitchen, I would have brought the corrected dish out to the customer myself and apologized personally. He took the easy way out by putting it on his waitress. This is a restaurant we love and have spoken to the owner before. We will go there again, but this was a very disappointing experience.

My daughter and I had lunch here today. The food was so fresh and hot. We ordered the sampler…read moreappetizer plate which had 4 Spring Rolls, 4 Crab Rangoon, 4 Potstickers, and 4 Barbecue Pork. All so delicious. My daughter ordered the Sweet and Sour Chicken with Jasmin Rice and I had the Chicken LoMien. We also had the Hot and Sour soup. Everything was so fresh tasting, with fresh vegetables. The servings were huge and we ended up taking home a lot of food. The service was fast and our server was so friendly. The menu is also like a book. So many things to pick from. If you enjoy Chinese/American food I highly recommend this wonderful restaurant. We will certainly be back again.

The owner is such a sweet, kind, and generous man! I love how unique the environment felt, it felt…read morelike a true hole in the wall restaurant. The food is high quality, good things take time and the owner will make it clear that he's a one man show. This is a place where you come, be Zen, and understand that Wok Inn Noodle is an experience. If you want an upscale, fast paced experience, this is not the right fit but if you can sit down and take the time to enjoy yourself and create good connections, then I 100% recommend coming.

Stopped here on a whim,just happened to be near.Food fantastic.Wait staff very friendly.One dish…read morewas way too spicy. Chen remade it,we didn't even expect him to or ask him to.Each dish made one at a time,so first person served will be done by the time last person served.( only con is that the building is need of some tlc and deep cleaning)

Opened in 2008, this is family owned and the young wife of the husband wife duo who has been…read moreworking at the order counter on our couple of trips in is always so sweet and cheerful with all customers, greeting what seems to be regulars for take out as if old friends. She also speaks Chinese to whomever is doing the cooking in the kitchen behind her that diners can't see into through the high open widow space into it but one can hear the sounds of cooking and Chinese being spoken. In that exchange it is also friendly and maybe even familial. In my book it is the delightful attitude that adds the extra star to rating. And as much as local people are boo-hooing about the closure in this calendar year (2025) of a number of long time Chinese food restaurants in the greater Treasure Valley, from Middleton to Nampa to Garden City and Boise, it seems they want to be super critical of the true little mom-n-pop places like this. Just saying. THE FOOD: This Cantonese - Mandarin menu is structured to appeal to American palates for diners who think Orange Chicken or General Tsao's are real things. That isn't my husband and me given we have been able to enjoy some extraordinary Chinese cuisine via Chinatowns in NYC and SF when we lived there and in Portland (OR) too when there was briefly a restaurant with Xinjiang dishes. But even for us there are things here to appreciate (although, as with all Chinese food places where we do not know the owners personally, we focus on vegetarian options) and if one is looking for Chinese food to take away, one can do a lot worse than this. Dishes (rice included) are generously sized and are in the $12 - 14 range. Noodle dishes maybe around $12. THE SPACE & SEATING: If you are planning to go for the first time, you need to know the space is very small, a handful of booths split between both sides of the room, and a round table in the middle. Also, because it is small, they are going to occasionally have things like bags of rice and other supplies stacked on the floor outside the kitchen. For that reason I am unable to report if the loo is unisex or not because I couldn't get to it on the only eat-in visit because of the supplies that had just been delivered and stacked in the way. And on that note, in the vein of everything being connected to everything else, the owner and delivery driver had a delightful conversation as if they were old friends through this connection of supplier and owner. Our preference here is take-out and we note there seems to be a brisk business for them in that. PARKING: This is a sort of old time Western town themed strip mall in Star (which at one time may have been thought of as that kind of town but which has been gentrified of late by out of state - read California homebuyers) and it has a parking lot. ACCESSIBILITY: ADA parking in the lot. The round table seating might work for a wheelchair user but I didn't look at it closely. Other than that, booth seating. WON'T YOU BE MY NEIGHBOR?: Right next door you will find Sea Salt Creamery + Bakeshop where the owner crafts outrageously good small batch ice cream and also does baking of delicious things from cookies to handpies to cakes to... See reviews for this biz too and do not miss it to pick up dessert to take home with your to-go Chinese food dinner.

Great food and great service!! My wife and I enjoyed everything and had plenty of leftovers! Love…read morethis place!!

great food great service…read more Love stopping in when we are working in town. Its an old school restaurant, love it!!! safer Chimney llc

Food is very delicious, they are quick preparing it and staff is eager to make your meal experience…read moregood.

Great food, friendly staff. We tried this place for the…read morefirst time today and I'm surprised it's not busy! Everyone is super friendly and the food is amazing 10/10 Would recommend

This restaurant is really close to my where I live, so I was excited when I came across it…read more Unfortunately, the food was almost inedible. No real flavor, and the textures were really off. However, the fried rice and the egg rolls were decent.

Service could be better. But the food here is always delicious . Every-time I visit Idaho I make a…read morespot here first

Service is extremely slow the food was excellent the food came in a timely manner but the waitress…read morewas very unorganized to say the least we will not be coming back instead we will take out business to canton restaurant down the street

CLOSED as of July 30, 2025…read more A couple originally from Portland (I think I have the city right) opened their kitchen offering take out only (delivery in limited area) Cantonese food that was pretty good for what it was. They operated out of one of the 17 ghost kitchens in what was the former CRAVE! Delivery kitchens in maybe 2024. (Honestly, the original owner of this original ghost complex added the naming emphasis but the original line up and the one that followed was a terrible disaster.) Now the owner of the ghost complex is apparently going to sell it. My understanding from the Wei people is they are closing now, they plan to travel (including China) for a while. Hopefully they'll come back and be able to open a bricks and mortar place. PS - Mai Thai that was also operating a take out operative from this same ghost complex after the kitchen fire and closure of their restaurant in downtown Boise announced earlier this month that they were leaving this ghost kitchen complex on July 27 and reopening in a Boise ghost complex. They didn't mention that the Meridian complex was being sold.

I was anxious to try Wei's because the reviews. I ordered three items: General's chicken, Kung pao…read morechicken, and chicken chow mein. The generals chicken was soggy and perhaps it'd be better not to mix the sauce with the chicken, the other two dishes left something to be desired as far as I was concerned because the chicken pieces were too large like two slices and made vegetables were also large chunks. Overall flavor was acceptable. I guess the presentation was a biggest problem.