Magic Wok

Filthy dirty! Keep going back but think this time is the last. At least clean the front door!

Positively love this place — BEST teriyaki chicken ever! Really tasty fried won ton strips w/​sweet sour dipping sauce! Nice staff — been coming here for years and will continue doing so!

I can’t believe how many people like this place. I have learned not to trust many reviewers but I am shocked. SO TRUST ME above all others. Please. I beg you. This place is gross. It is dated inside, which is fine, but there is a pretty shady vibe in there. All that would be OK but the food was pretty nasty. Even the fried noodle chip things they gave us tasted yucky. The water is tap water, which I am getting used to, but this tasted like sewage. You could SMELL the water. They get 1 star for the sizzling rice soup which was pretty decent. Otherwise the meat here was… very suspect. The Mongolian beef, the texture of the beef, I just… I can’t…omg what IS it. I am not 100% sure it was beef. It was… SPONGY. Spongy beef. I am used to overtenderized chinese beef and this was noit that. I have never had anything like this texture, something between tofu and rubber. SPONGY… and for some reason it was sickeningly sweet. This was odd not only because I have never had a SWEET Mongolian Beef, but as we specifically asked if there was any sugar in it when we ordered and were told «we make with no sugar for you» so WTF? The orange chicken was ok, dark meat fried and drenched in orange sauce. House Lo Mein was meh… though they did not skimp on ingredients, i will give them that, as it had more meat and veg than noodles… but again the texture of the meat was just SO offputting. Ditto on the Schezwan Pheonix. I don’t even remember what else we had as all the sauces seemed so similar they melded on the palate into one constant funk and we were so disgusted by that point. I ordered a Coke to try and anesthetize myself and it was watery and with a musty taste… I am telling you right now those hoses haven’t been cleaned in ages. In the end we all got sick and the next day everyone had «issues» with the aftermath. It’s bad dude.

I have been going to this place for years. I recommend the 3 flavor sizzling soup and their orange chicken. This place appears to be family-​owned and operated, and thus their service is great.

Me and family thought it would be a good idea to come here on New Years Eve. We got seated pretty fast. But at the same time the place was getting packed and they only had three people working the floor. Our dinner came first and then our apps came about 20 minutes later. It was very hard to get refills on our drinks. I’ll gave them the benefit of the doubt but I feel we were overlooked and the service was lacking.
I told my wife that I feel we could get better service elsewhere and I wouldn’t be coming back anytime soon

Great food, service. Good prices.

This place is vomit inducing, from the disgusting walls splattered with who-​knows-​what to the fried appetizers it’s better to just not try this place. Seriously though if you go here 1. I’m sorry, and 2. Peep those nasty dirty walls yuk!
My boyfriend and I recently tried this place out, what a waste of $ 35. The service is pretty good not going to downplay it. The service is truly the reason this review has a star at all (also Unilocal currently won’t let you rate a place without giving them at least one «participation» star).
EVERYTHING is fried and it all has the same semi crispy greasy and soggy awkward texture. Probably good to avoid the egg drop soup, since at best it is mediocre and I mean that whole heartedly.
We tried everything we ordered and attempted to eat the fried food even the fried food drowning in the hot tubs of sauce. However, once our arteries started clogging at bite 3 we had to stop trying to pretend it wasn’t disgusting.
In the end my appetite was ruined he was $ 35 in the hole and we just walked away; luckily subway was just a few feet away because that’s where we ended up eating dinner. I don’t care if they give me a cookie and slice of orange this place is garbage.

Consistently great food! I live nearby so I walk here for the lunch specials, kung pao chicken and shrimp, beef and broccoli, shrimp and lobster sauce, the eggrolls, the hot and sour soup, it’s alllll super delicious! I’ve also brought my boyfriend and his young kids here for dinner and they love it as well. Not sure why it took me so long to rate this place. I’ve been coming here and loving it for 4 years. :))

I’ve ordered from here multiple times for lunch and every single time it has not disappointed me. Lunch specials range from 6.50 to about 8 bucks and offer around 20 different entrée options. Best bang for your buck.
To go orders are very quick, but if you decide to sit down be prepared to wait. Lunch hours get very busy here and it looks like they are pretty understaffed.
Pictured below is the Mongolian Beef. Great flavor, tons of meat and way too much for me to eat in one sitting. Note: it also comes with a soup (egg drop, hot&sour, or wonton).
Also gives wonton chips and sweet&sour sauce, fortune cookie, and orange slices. Overall, great restaurant!

Only been here once. Typical Chinese food catering towards for American. Portion are large, pretty fresh made to order. Could be good choice for 3 – 4 people ordering 3 – 4 dishes.

This place isn’t the best… but it’s not bad. Décor is from the early 1990’s.Very reasonable prices. Food is decent. Staff was nice. Lol bottles behind the bar looked like they are from the 1990’s as well…

I have been going here since I was a kid and things have not changed. They still give you a fortune cookie, a slice of orange and chips and apricot sauce.
I love it here :) The service is always fast there has not been a wait since I have come here and there is staff that is nice. I like the dragon beef, the Mongolian beef and there is one they have that has beef and chicken and shrimp.
I come during lunch which is really reasonable, they have been in business so long and hope they dont go everywhere.

Friendly take out (walk-​in order).
Good for families– quiet, clean, authentic.
Come at least once a month and try something new every time. Not THE BEST, but great for neighborhood night out.

Waited over an hour for delivery and they forgot the sweet and sour sauce for the egg rolls (wasted $ 3, can’t eat without sauce) and the white rice. We ordered fried rice, but the white is supposed to be included and it wasn’t. I don’t think they gave us the right order, I’ve never seen kung pao chicken without peanuts that wasn’t spicy at all. And the garlic pork tasted like chicken, and no garlic. Whatever all of it really was, was pretty bland. Hope your experience is better. I won’t be back.

Been coming here since the late 80’s. Food has been very consistently good over all this time. Parking: Usually plenty of parking close to the door.
Service is friendly, attentive, and appreciative.
Atmosphere is usually pretty quiet and relaxed, but with a sports channel or something showing quietly on nearby monitors. Chairs and booths are comfy, and have real tablecloths.
They’ll start you right off with hot tea and some crispy fried Chinese chips and an orangey sauce to gnosh on until you make your meal choice.
I always like their Hot and Sour Soup, because it’s served piping hot, with just enough spice for me. They never put peas in it and ruin it. Sometimes I get the Hot and Sour Soup for 4 and eat it all myself! I am very full, but rarely have any left to take home.
Try the Szechwan Phoenix if you like something with a little spice to it. It won’t burn your mouth; to me it’s just right: delicious and filling, yet not a heavy meal.
My wife really likes their Egg Foo Yung and my son likes their Beef and Broccoli.
White rice seems to be all you want. They always seem to finish with a slice of orange, fortune cookie, and ginger cookie for everybody.

Tried a number of the entries over the past weeks as both dine in and take out. Food pretty much mediocre to average. Two negative comments: Every entry I’ve had is very sweet and they use a lot of celery in many entries. The War Wonton and egg drop soups seem good as well as the BBQ pork appetizer.

Ate here with my family yesterday and the food was okay. Kinda pricey for the quality of food. Had the Orange chicken-​okay, 10 ingredients fried rice– okay, beef chow mien– had only small portions of beef and Kung pow shrimp-​blah would not get again.
Place was kinda empty the waiter was nice and kept our glasses full. The menus were dirty and sticky kinda gross since I don’t think people that ate there earlier that day got them that dirty.

Waiter there is a cockroach in my soup.
— Ah… no worry, I bring another bowl. so very sorry.
Fortune cookie reads: A blind health inspector is a vision of prosperity for those who operate an infested kitchen.
No, they did not comp us for the soup!!!

We have been coming here for about 7 years now and we love it here! We live an hour away, but we still usually make it here about twice a month. The aromatic shrimp is amazing. Wonton soup is the best I’ve ever had. The most amazing thing is not on the menu, however! It is called sesame chicken and it is lightly breaded and has a sweet flavor. I always want to try other things, but the sesame chicken is just too good to pass up. General Tso chicken is my dads favorite and he always orders it. We ordered a beef entrée one time and it was kind of chewy, not sure if this was just one bad experience though because other reviews say otherwise. Overall, this is a fantastic restaurant and has a friendly staff.

— delicious Chinese/​Taiwanese food
— good service
— a lot of portion
— would recommend friends