#1 Wok
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Boneless Spare Ribs with Plain Fried Rice
Steamed Chicken and Broccoli
Vegetable Fried Rice
Sweet & Sour Chicken
Chicken Fried Rice
Vegetable Lo Mein
Singapore Mei Fun
Shrimp Fried Rice
Chicken Teriyaki
Hot and Sour Soup
#1 Wok Reviews
191 ratings
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We only have done takeout. The food is very good. I must mention one EXCEPTION, the won ton soup is Too SALTY. We have family & friends agree. I am taking the time to let you know. You must lighten on the SALT. Otherwise, this may affect your soup orders. Thank you Ida & Dennis Nemeth
Placed a takeout order online which was easy to use. The food was ready on-time. I thought the egg roll was very good, but I am somewhat of a hot mustard snob - they have the standard packets which were ok, but not hot enough for me. Cheese Wontons were filled with a lot of cheese, definitely an A+. The gal had the vegetable Lo Mein which was good and I thought the Kung Pao Chicken was OK. Next time I will try another entree, The location is very convenient and pickup was fast....read full review
Got it delivered they Uber eats, fast delivery, Exceptional food, sesame chicken was moist and tender, chicken lomein was so good, the egg Rolls were so fresh filled to the brim with tastiness. They gave us a Cliante sauce that was delightful. Best Chinese for sure Try them you won't be disappointed
Hours
| Monday | 11AM - 9:30PM |
| Tuesday | 11AM - 9:30PM |
| Wednesday | 11AM - 9:30PM |
| Thursday | 11AM - 9:30PM |
| Friday | 11AM - 10:30PM |
| Saturday | 11AM - 10:30PM |
| Sunday | 12 - 9:30PM |
#1 Wok is a local favorite for Chinese food, known for its fast service and cozy atmosphere. The pupu platter, featuring crispy egg rolls and flavorful rangoon, is a standout. The house Chow Mei Fun is packed with meats and veggies, making it a popular choice. Customers often enjoy the Krab Rangoons, describing them as delicious, and appreciate the quick delivery and good egg rolls when they are in the bag. The restaurant is small, with bar seating along the wall and a couple of seats facing the front window, mainly intended for quick bites rather than full meals. It can get busy, and staff may be short-handed at times, but they manage to keep up. While some dishes have been disappointing, such as underseasoned fried rice and General Tso's chicken with an unusual sweet and sour coating, many customers who have tried multiple Chinese restaurants in the area still consider #1 Wok their go-to spot for Chinese cuisine. The owner and chef, known for their hard work, continue to serve dishes that bring comfort and familiarity, making it a place that many enjoy stopping by.