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Wok Express

3.5 (134 reviews)
InexpensiveChinese
Open • 11:00 am - 10:00 pm
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Moderate noise
Casual
Good for groups
Good for kids

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There's the cockroach

I found a cockroach in my food I think they don't have hygiene in their kitchens I think they should do a review in their establishments, I will never buy from this place again

This is considered a chicken wing
Jennifer W.

Hot & Sour soup-ok Mongolian Beef-more onion than beef Crab Rangoon-didn't receive any Chicken wings-see picture (received half wings?) General Taos chicken-ok, same as anywhere else Egg rolls- ok. Didn't get any sweet & sour to dip in. Curry veggie combo-good but not as many veggies as expected

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Carl R.

One of the great Chinese Restaurants in the area. Not only do they provide a nice selection of food. They provide great service too. This location is mainly for take-out. However, there are a few tables inside for dine-in. A TV also is there to help pass the time. The food selection is really good. They have a few entrees you don't see at other Chinese restaurants. They also have many jumbo shrimp entrees. However, if your from the coast... these are medium/regular sized shrimp, not really jumbo If you spend $30, check the back of the paper menu. There are many coupons to give you bonus items (Free Appetizer etc... ) If you get a combination plate, add a cup of soup for less than 50 cents. This location also has delivery drivers. If you would like it delivered just give them a call. No need to go through a 3rd party.

Seriously with the celery?
Katherine L.

I should have read the reviews. Super - bad cashew chicken. I can taste only soy and celery. All 4 cashew halves were sour. The texture of the chicken is suspicious.

Hot Braised Pork Fried Rice w/Crab Rangoon
Alexandr H.

Delicious lunch meal at the right price Came out hot, tasty and flavorful! This place is fast also, good recommendation right down the road from my job.

My food order

I ordered for delivery and it was delivered with sauce all over the bottom of the bag it came in and when I opened the food container, my food was pushed to one side and dripping with sauce out of the container it was in and the food was pretty salty. I was pretty disappointed to say the least.

General Tso Shrimp OVERCOOKED Shrimp and OVERPRICED . Orange chicken and lo mein it's not edible.  I would NOT recommend

Orange Chicken ,Gene Tso batter Overcooked and overprice We had to find something else for.

Beef and broccoli combo - large size, enough for 2 people

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Food is amazing. It's always hot. Ingredients are top tier and service was fast especially for delivery.

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wonderful service and good food. Very welcoming people I really enjoyed my experience

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The food was delicious, priced well, and the portions were generous! I will definitely be ordering again.

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