China Wok

Won’t go back. Ordered the Chicken Lo Mein and it was incredibly bland. The egg rolls were over cooked and also tasteless. Overall disappointment.

My favorite Chinese food in Colorado! Better then any sit down restaurant. Everything is good! Just like the great Chinese take-​out places around New York.

Ok so something has changed, and not in a good way… not sure if it’s the sauce or the chef or what but their consistency in dishes has me already looking elsewhere for my Chinese food fix. Darn.

I stumbled on this place totally by chance. the food was fresh and made to order, the service was great it’s not cheap but you will love it. This is one of those places after you try it your hooked.

This used to be a really decent place to get take out. I have noticed a decline in the quality and taste of their food. Not having ordered from them in awhile, we tried China Wok again last night. The sesame chicken was very greasy and the mu shu pork seemed more salty. There are much better places in town.

I went here because I had a huge carving for chow mein and what they gave me was anything but!!! They tried to justify wonton crunches as «the fried noodles» then I tried explaining to her what I understood as what the noodles should be or as it has been everyyyyyyy where else I’ve gone and she started talking over me then tried to sell me more food… Um no thanks got home tried the «noodles cabbage gravy «and it was sooooo gross went straight to the trash… After spending/​wasting 20 dollars I have to go figure out something new for my family…

Wow, I’m really surprised on the ratings of this place. Yea, the staff is nice, but all of the food is in the brown sauce, no difference in the 3 different dishes that we ordered. Giant pieces of broccoli, room temperature soup, and cheap. Maybe people just do take out, but I really disliked this place. I ordered veggie delight and lo mein for $ 7, I should have just drove back to Denver.

This is our go to Chinese restaurant in Fort Collins. Locally owned and operated – it’s the real deal. Hope you enjoy it as much as we do!

The food has been consistently good for years, even with a change in owners. Tonight we had beef with broccoli, pork fried rice and pork lo-​mein. It was all very tasty. I love this place.

OH YEAH! THIS IS WHAT I’M TALKIN’ ABOUT! Real east coast chinese food in Fort Collins? Yes, please. I read earlier reviews about «Soup Nazi» service, but I didn’t get that at all. The lady was really nice. Maybe because I am efficient? Who knows. One of the dishes that a lot of places out here struggle with is Schezuan chicken. Most don’t even offer it. They usually offer some sort of Schezuan beef and I have to request chicken. Even then, most of the time, it turns out subpar. Well folks, this place NAILS it! Boy oh boy do they do it right. I originally planned on eating half of it and saving the rest for later, but, alas, that did not happen. The egg rolls were great (another thing that places out here don’t do very well) and so was the fried rice. I am definitely coming back. Congratulations, China Wok, you are the first recipient of my coveted five star review. FIVE STARS ALL DAY!!!

I’ve ordered china wok several times now. It has been inconsistent to say the least. The first time was excellent: I always order steamed dumplings, usually a hot and sour soup, and I had beef with broccoli. The first time was definitely the best food I’ve gotten from them and that was about 3 months ago. I had it once again today and everything was significantly worse then the last time I can remember having it. And to top it off, they were making wontons in the ‘dining room’ area with raw meat siting out on the table. I wish they had to post their health grade in the window like restaurants in California.

Being from California I’m very picky with food here but this Chinese definitely made me feel good nice and fresh

If you are looking for killer chinese take home… go no father. This place has a huge menu– everything is made fresh with an open kitchen — so no funny business– if you know what I mean.

Great food, not a sit down and enjoy kind of restaurant. The customer service is minimal but the food is what China wok does best.

This is the Chinese you get back east! This place has great food for a good price! Just good old «Chinese» food! I drive 15 minutes to pick up food from here.

No nonsense Chinese food at really good prices. Best pork lo mein I’ve had in past 6 months. Fresh ingredients cooked to order. Fast service. Great take out while visiting FC for work. Will try the dumplings next time… wish they would have let me do a half order.
I dig the «brusque» service… I’ll definitely be back next time I’m in town.

So I was a lil worried after reading the reviews but this place is decent. The eats was bangin (good food) and the people there were nice. Num Num! Looking at the décor, you def want to get your food to go hahaha

If I could give them 3.5 stars… yup, it’s one of those reviews. I’m hesitant to give 4 stars b/​c China Wok doesn’t really have enough going to stand out in that way. What they do have is the kind of Chinese food I remember growing up. Before America got all culinary and fancy with it’s ethnic food. Back when Chinese food was made by Chinese cooks.
If you’re looking for no-​frills (but very good and greasy) Chinese take-​out, this is your place. Cheaper than anywhere else in the area.

Maybe a result of when I worked in the area and came here for lunch occasionally, but as far as Chinese take-​out goes, this is my favorite place in town! Unfortunately, it’s on the other side of town, but it’s worth the occasional trip. The lunch is especially worth it, as you get quite a bit of food for a decent price and it’s made right there when you order it. I’m not as enthusiastic about the dinner as you get the typical higher prices for higher portions, but the menu is so extensive and everything I’ve ordered has been so good that I can’t say anything but good things about the place. This is the place for take out Chinese in the Fort!

I am reminded of the «Soup Nazi» Seinfeld episode every time I come here … the service is, shall we say, brusque? There really isn’t much atmosphere, unless you consider a giant illuminated picture of Hong Kong harbor and the ubiquitous Chinese restaurant picture menu great décor. This place is really about take-​out, though … you’ll get your food in 10 minutes, or 15 minutes if they’re really slammed. No worries, have a cup of complimentary tea while you wait.
If your idea of Chinese food is fried stuff in goopy sauces I’m not sure that I can help you, but I am a big fan of the pan-​fried dumplings — you get eight plump, meaty dumplings with a tasty soy-​based dipping sauce for about $ 5. My go-​to entrée is moo shu pork. The pork is always tender and flavorful, with lots of veggies, proper pancakes (not the tortilla-​like things I’ve encountered elsewhere in CO) and of course your plum sauce on the side. While a bit greasy, the food really does remind me of things I had while in Hong Kong, and portions are ever so generous. I can get 4 meals out of the dumplings + moo shu, all for not quite $ 15. What a deal.