Grand Wok

The food delivery always comes really fast and the food is hot. I like their broccoli in garlic sauce combos when I’m not in the mood for chicken. I ask them to make the broccoli well done, and it always comes soft and saucy. Great takeout place, clean and yummy.

Well I’ve continued to order from Grand Wok and found that the food has been pretty tasty and still not salty. I’ll give them an extra star especially for customer service. The counter girl recognizes my caller ID and remembers the likes and dislikes of people in my household. The wait for delivery isn’t long, and the food comes hot.

I come to Brooklyn once a year. The first place I stop by is Grand Wok. Great, authentic, Chinese food. Old school New York style. I always stick to the classics: BBQ Pork Ribs, Fried Rice, Beef and Broccoli with garlic sauce, and General Tso’s chicken. Definitely my go-​to Chinese spot in New York.

I tried this place after reading Unilocal reviews.
The steamed shrimp dumplings were tasty.
My son loves the pork bun. We really enjoyed the boneless ribs — they were tender and juicy, not chewy like a lot of places.
I thought the pork with garlic sauce was a bit greasy, but other than that everything was pretty good.

no forks or napkins and for $ 8 I expect all my ribs to be edible and not charcoal burnt.

Live right up the block so they are my go to Chinese spot. The girl who works the counter is very nice and helpful. She remembered me and my boyfriends usual down to the nitty gritty. Always giving us TWO FORKS and no veggies ! Love that! Also the food is very delicious. I’m addicte to the shrimp Lo mein and shrimp rolls. The dumplings are a little small though. Also be cautious when you buy a large order pf white rice. its a TON of rice!!! The best thing after the shrimp is the fact they accept credit cards ! so frustrating to fond spots that dont accept plastic. great spot, great prices. Better tasting food than UNine that’s for sure.

Great spot, reminds me of some of my favorite places in Bensonhurst.
My first meal was a feeling out sampler to see how it stacked up to what i’m used to.
My friend who’s lived in the neighborhood his whole life highly recommended this place so I tried it out.
I ordered general tso’s chicken which was perfect in every way! The chicken was pretty good quality, spicy and a nice crunchy outside. Their wonton soup is also great, with a pork filling I had never eaten before that I loved.
Also tried the steamed vegetable dumplings and loved that too. They put Chinese vegetable inside instead of mixed veggies but it was still excellent. Finally there was an egg roll that was given complimentary, and I enjoyed it even though it was pretty small.
Bottom line: Grand Wok is as good as it gets for a small, mom and pop fast take out place.

This place changed owners around December 2012 and they’ve definitely improved it. The old Grand Wok was a solid 3 stars, good for what it was, consistant, but you’d never go out of your way to order from there especially woth China New Star so close. Now, their food is more flavorful, there sauces and soups are highly improved and their pork buns are delicious! Now, my friends and I only order here. Absolutely a 5 star rating for take out.

This is a classic Chinese take-​out/​delivery joint. What they do, they do very well. That is to say, they produce Very good Chinese food designed for American taste buds. The egg rolls are great, the spare ribs (regular and boneless) are sweet and meaty, and the son and daughter speak English, so don’t worry about your order getting messed up; they work the telephone and are very nice and professional. The whole family who runs this place is friendly and it is clean, with a couple of tables if you want to eat in, which I never have. Delivery is quick and they offer free stuff for low $$. All in all, a great choice for local Chinese flavor!

Not a fan. I like the place on Flatbush ave, mandarin house, they don’t take credit cards though.

The only nearby Chinese place I’ve found that both delivers and takes a card. One tradeoff is an inevitable bit of communication trouble on the phone. Expect to spell out your street name four or five times.
Still, cheap; big portions; good, solid stuff. Not much more to say. Your typical mid-​Brooklyn Chinese place, with added convenience. So all well. Just not for customers prone to phone rage.