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    Wok N Roll Express

    3.7 (86 reviews)
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    Closed • 11:00 am - 9:00 pm

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    Jamie M.

    You know you are in Texas when you are willing to try a restaurant at a gas station and you aren't even on a road trip! However, this Chinese food place had such great ratings that I just had to try it. The lady at the counter is very nice and helped me right away. My food was made to order and came out super fast. Portion size was great as well. My only complaint is that the taste of the food itself was a bit basic. The fried rice was just soy sauce and tiny pieces of scrambled egg, no veggies. Another plus is that they do have Duck sauce here! (Many places in DFW don't seem to have it) Still on the search for my DFW Chinese fix!

    Mostly veggies Kung Pao Chicken
    Becca S.

    This, for me, didn't hit. I know they have been around forever, and it is in a gas station. However, I don't discriminate against gas station food. Some of my favorite tacos come from them and have you every heard of Chefs Point? I was looking for something quick and easy on my way home from work and I could put in an order online and swing by to pick it up. Ordering was easy and it was ready when I got there ten minutes later. I ordered the Kung Pao chicken xx spicy and an egg roll. I ate the egg roll as soon as I got in the car. It was hot and crispy but not what I was expecting. It was more like a spring roll with the thin crisp wrapper. It is small, and was not seasoned. The inside did have some chicken but just tasted like plain cabbage. The Kung Pao chicken was also really bland. And NOT spicy. At all. It looked like it would be. But the sauce was really thin and didn't have much flavor. I would not have guessed it was the right dish if it weren't for the peanuts. It was also mostly veggies. Lots of carrots and celery and a few big chunks of zucchini. The chicken that was there was tender and cooked well, it just didn't hit the spot. It is inexpensive and the food was fresh it is just not what I am looking for

    E9. Orange Rind.. the best for reasonable price
    Thuy N.

    This is our new orange chicken place. The first time this was brought home, thought it was from a fancy Chinese restaurant. They have real oranges! When I found out it was from that gas station food place.. I was flabbergasted. Now, if you wanted to cook chinese fast food, it would make sense to do it simple and leas overhead costs.. which mean customers will be charged less. I did not like the pad thai . I will stick with orange chicken, fried rice, lo mein dishes. I am sure General Tsaos chicken would be similar as well. I have tried orange chicken at plenty of Chinese restaurant and paid twice as much! Get yourself some filling food in those iconic paper boxes and plop yourself on the couch.. even end it with a fortune cookie or two

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    Jaycee B.

    I didn't want to go anywhere and they offered delivery so we tried it out. Got Mixed Combo Lo Mein, Hot & Sour Soup, Steamed Dumplings and Fried Rice. The dumplings were kinda of mushy but that could have been from them putting them fresh steamed into a container and closing the lid to soon. The Lo Mein was really good and there was a lot of it. I asked for medium spice and it was perfect flavor. There was a good amount of meat to noodle ratio. Soup was also delicious. I only got the side of fried rice because I was 3 cents away from the delivery minimum and it was just okay. I also had to order delivery through GrubHub because I live 4.1 miles away and they only deliver in a 4 mile radius which was slightly annoying since it cost more for delivery that way. Overall it was very decent fast food.

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    10 years ago

    Poor excuse for Chinese food. No meat in the Mongolian beef dish and bland in flavor. Will not repeat!

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    11 years ago

    fast and delicious.. their orange chicken and noodles are good!

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    China Express - Euless - Beef lo mein, Orange Chicken, Orange Beef, chicken, Chicken Fried Rice, 8 Piece Fried Shrimp

    China Express - Euless

    3.9(50 reviews)
    3.2 mi

    It best Chinese food in HEB, cheap and plenty. Fast service, eggrolls are yummy, best fried…read morerice(combination)

    Hell to the NO. I…read moreordered pickup from China Express and, unfortunately, this was a complete waste of my money. I'm big on getting what I pay for when it comes to food, and this experience missed the mark across the board. I ordered the General Tso's chicken extra spicy, two spring rolls, a beef egg roll, and fried rice. First, the General Tso's was nowhere near extra spicy. There was literally no heat to it at all. Instead, it was extremely sweet and tasted more like orange chicken than the General Tso's I was expecting. Then came the spring rolls. When I tell you these things were about the length of a Vienna sausage, I'm not exaggerating. Two tiny spring rolls for around $1.89 felt like a rip-off. The beef egg roll was another $1.89 for one and was about half the size of a regular hot dog link. On top of being small, it was bland. Even the fried rice portion was disappointing. It came in one of those traditional Chinese takeout containers, but basically the smallest size possible. What really sealed the deal was when I called after getting home. I wasn't even calling demanding a refund or trying to argue. I simply told them that, for future reference, my General Tso's wasn't extra spicy and tasted extremely sweet. The response I got was basically, "We forgot to make it extra spicy, but it's spicy." Okay... If you forgot to make it extra spicy, then just say that. There's no need to argue with a customer about what they're literally sitting there eating. Overall, this was a 1-star experience for me. Between the food, tiny portions, value for the money, and the response when I called, I wouldn't return. Save your money and your time. There are too many other Chinese food spots around DFW to feel like you got beat out of your money after dinner.

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