Fire Wok
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Great food!! Especially if your craving for some Chinese food! Great location!
Amazing, everything is fresh cut. Portions are huge and low priced.
Ordered takeout from here, and it was good. It is really hard to rate every chinese food restaurant in the area on a scale of good to outstanding because there are certain dishes that are poor, good, and great, along with being over sauced, watery, and so on. We ordered the wonton soup, which was good. The broth was flavorful and the wontons were tasty. Next was the general tso’s chicken, the sauce was a bit watery, the chicken was crispy and not over fried, and it was was not...read full review
Hours
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | 11AM - 9PM |
| Wednesday | 11AM - 9PM |
| Thursday | 11AM - 9PM |
| Friday | 11AM - 9PM |
| Saturday | 11AM - 9PM |
| Sunday | 11AM - 9PM |
Fire Wok is a brand new Chinese takeout spot around Williamsville with great reviews on Google. The food is amazing and the prices are affordable. There is not much room to sit down and eat inside, but the staff is extremely attentive and friendly. The service is amazing, quick and friendly, and the cashier was very helpful. The crab rangoon is the best in the area, so crispy, and the sweet and sour sauce is tangy and sweet. The wonton soup is good, with flavorful broth and tasty wontons. The general tso's chicken has crispy chicken that is not over fried and not over seasoned, though the sauce is a bit watery. The egg roll is fresh and not stale, with flavorful cabbage and pork inside that is not dense. The chicken fried rice is not greasy or over fried, and the chicken is fresh and flavorful. The lo mein is very good, typical take out style, but with above average ingredients and preparation. The sesame chicken is good, and the dumplings are good and did not give the impression of something from a grocery freezer section. The hot and sour soup is mediocre, but the egg drop soup is pretty good. The fire wok chicken is a stir fry with vegetables that used battered fried chicken a la General Tso's, which does not make a lot of sense because you end up with soggy chicken, though the vegetables were of high quality with a good mix, including zucchini. The House Special Crispy Chicken has lots of fresh vegetables, crispy white-meat chicken, and tasty house sauce, a great balanced meal for lunch or dinner. Everything is fresh, did not taste greasy or over fried, and was not over seasoned with msg or extras. They have new additions to their menu as well. This is a spot worth trying again, and one to get to before everyone else in the area catches wind of how delicious the food is.