Gary Woo Express
$ • Asian, Chinese, Asian Fusion Book a table: 7:00 PM 7:15 PM 7:30 PM MoreAbout Gary Woo Express
Customers' Favorites
Pepper Steak Small Portion
Sushi Rolls and Sashimi
Sesame Chicken
Crab Rangoon
Wonton Soup
Orange Beef
Spare Ribs
Egg Roll
Gary Woo Express Reviews
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It was a take out order.
Great Chinese takeout in the area! Fresh tasty and place was clean and well organized
My new go to
My new go to
Food was decent. How ever why was there lettuce in my wonton soup? Did you run out of green onions? I would rather have 2 green onions than sprinkles of lettuce. The soup now smells and taste like lettuce. Also there is an outbreak of parasites and bacteria in our lettuce around the United States. Please reply I would love to know the reasoning why there’s lettuce in my wonton soup.
I just took a bite of the wonton soup after I wrote my review. And the wontons were doughy...read full review
I just took a bite of the wonton soup after I wrote my review. And the wontons were doughy...read full review
Hours
| Monday | 11AM - 9:30PM |
| Tuesday | 11AM - 9:30PM |
| Wednesday | 11AM - 9:30PM |
| Thursday | 11AM - 9:30PM |
| Friday | 11AM - 9:30PM |
| Saturday | 2 - 9:30PM |
| Sunday | 2 - 9:30PM |
Gary Woo Express is a clean and well-organized Chinese restaurant that offers a variety of meal options, including lunch specials that provide great value. The food is delicious, with standout items like hot and sour soup, gyoza, peanut noodles, beef skewers, and shumai. Many customers have praised the efficiency of the service and the overall quality of the meals. The owner is friendly, and the staff are extremely kind, making it a reliable choice for a satisfying Chinese meal, even when someone is feeling under the weather. The crunchy tuna roll has been described as mind-blowing, and the ma po tofu, featuring ground pork, was also well-received. While some diners have noted that certain dishes may vary from traditional recipes, the general consensus is that the quality of the food is impressive.
The restaurant has an old-school vibe with red walls, laminated menus, and celebrity photos taped to the wall, including a picture of Adam Sandler. There are a couple of tables for dine-in, but it mainly functions as a takeout spot. The food is unapologetically American-Chinese and captures a nostalgic New York flavor. Customers have enjoyed crispy shrimp balls, roast pork fried rice with great char siu and wok hei, and shrimp with lobster sauce that is rich, eggy, and loaded with ground pork. Portions are large, and prices are fair—three dishes plus a soda cost just under $50. The menu also offers a dim sum section, which shows promise based on the quality of other dishes.
Many loyal customers have praised the consistent quality and deliciousness of the food over the years. Favorites include egg roll, fried won ton, boneless BBQ pork, fried rice, general Tso chicken, vegetable lo mein, and pork dumplings. Although prices are high for takeout, the portions are abundant, and the food's quality remains very good. Recent reviews highlight dishes like Pepper Steak and General Tso’s Chicken, which were praised for their fresh ingredients and excellent sauces, showing the chef’s skill and care. Overall, Gary Woo Express is a place worth trying, especially for those who appreciate good service, tasty meals, and a nostalgic Chinese takeout experience.