Fire Wok Asian Bistro

It’s been a while since I’ve been here, but I’m back. One thing I like about this place is the food is good quality. I’m very picky about quality ingredients, especially with Asian restaurants. Give them a try.

A good Asian America fare. Their lunch menu is cheap for the amount of food you get. Service is always good and fast. Good neighborhood place

It is a fast food Asian restaurant and the overall quality of the food was decent (* Read more…). The chicken wontons came out light and crispy, and not drenched in greasy like many fast food Chinese restaurants serve. I liked these! I tried Spicy Curry Chicken and General Tso tofu. Curry was somewhat on the weak side for a curry dish. General Tso’s tofu was ordered extra spicy but came out tangy and sweet with a faint of hot taste. It was not a General Tso dish: i am certain that this was sweet and sour tofu. If one was seeking a sweet and sour dish, I’d say this was decent.(Since the first visit, I’ve tried Kung pow and it wasn’t good. My nieces ordered Sesame chicken and Mongolian beef and these were much better! I will keep trying until I find a good dish for me.) In conclusion, if you are after a unique and serious Asian experience, this isn’t it. However if you want a quick stop gap for rice and common Asian food, this will do. For people around Huntsville I recommend Thai Garden (thai) and Sun Café (chinese), Edo (japanese). If you have to have Korean there are three restaurants on Jordan Lane and they are decent.

Is it PF Changs, no. Is it the second best Asian food in greater Huntsville, yes. I would highly recommend this as your one and only place to do Chinese /​Asian to go food.
Good clean restaurant, food was good and services wad friendly. The food came quickly and hot.

If you’re in Huntsville and need a quick Asian food fix this is your place. The food arrives quickly and is quality.
My coworkers and I had the cream cheese wontons, potstickers, dynamite shrimp (MUST TRY), combination fried rice, and at least four more entrees. I wish I got pictures but we ate this so so fast that I couldn’t.
For dessert we had the fried cheesecake (bc why not?) and its fried creaminess topped with chocolate and caramel would satisfy any sweet tooth.
The ambiance welcomes a dine-​in experience but it doesn’t not feel like a full service restaurant. If you want a restaurant feel this is not your place but like I mentioned before come here for a quick, quality meal.

Stopped in today with my fiancée for lunch. A few of my fellow Unilocalers had recommended this place some time back, so I was looking forward to trying the food.
My fiancée ordered the Sweet & Sour Chicken lunch bowl w/​egg roll, I went with the General Tso’s Chicken lunch bowl w/​an egg roll also. For an appetizer, we ordered Chicken Wontons. Basically everything came to the table all at once, not a big deal, I realize this is more of a take-​out place rather than a restaurant. The Chicken Wontons did not really excite us at all, very underwhelming. Honestly, we were not even sure the meat inside was really chicken. As for our entrees, my fiancée felt her Sweet & Sour chicken was good, but her fried rice was very bland & mushy. She also only took a few bites of her egg roll, she didn’t like it. I thought my General Tso’s Chicken was so-​so, basically on the level on Chinese food you typically find in a Mall. Egg Roll was OK, IMO.
My fiancée also ordered a Sweet Tea — simply put, the lemon was bad. Service was great, Stephanie at the counter was very friendly & nice. We did find a cozy booth in the back to sit and eat our lunch today, nice music to listen to, we did appreciate that.
An extremely weak 3 Star rating. We will continue to seek out quality Chinese food in the Deep South, for some reason, it is very hard to find.

This is a no nonsense place! Your food arrives quickly & is awesome. The egg drop soup is simple and amazing!

Fire Wok is a wonderful place to go if chinese is on the mind & you’re wanting a quick and easy fix! The teriyaki beef is absolutely wonderful! I have also enjoyed their pad thai.
The only thing is my husband has ordered the general tso chicken multiple times and has always been disappointed.
In the long run though, don’t pass the place up because it’s good and not too expensive. And you get plenty of food!

A rare 5 stars from me. I moved to Huntsville 2 months ago and have been eating my way around town. All the food is terrific, but the Chinese cuisine is totally uninspired and not fresh and downright yuk. I’d come to believe their simply isn’t any good Chinese in town… until I found Fire Wok today.
Small and out of the way, I’d never heard of it until my co-​worker told me about it. First impression was it reminded me of Pei Wei, the Asian Bistro off-​shoot of P.F. Chang’s, which I’m not a fan of.
Atmosphere/​décor was lovely. Definitely not a chain, and sure enough, it’s owned by a local Chinese man who realized the local Chinese cuisine was lackluster at best.
Tried the hot and sour soup, Mongolian beef, and ginger chicken with broccoli. Mongolian beef was the best I’ve ever had; the soup was delightful and satisfying and the best in Huntsville… very fresh ingredients. The chicken entrée was very good and flavorful. Clearly FRESH ingredients, which is something I hadn’t found before in a Huntsville Chinese restaurant.
The plates and bowls were modern and eclectic and the portions large. As a Chinese food lover, I can’t begin to explain how happy I am to have FINALLY found good Chinese food in Huntsville!!! 5 stars all the way!!! Can’t wait to try more dishes, and KUDOS to the chef for a superb menu and establishment!

I have had food from this business a number of times, and I think it’s very good. Every time I’ve been there, I haven’t seen a large crowd, but I think it’s just because it’s new and not well known, but I think once people realize it’s pretty good, that will definitely change.
It also has a pretty nice atmosphere for a small place. I was definitely surprised about that as well. I would recommend it.

Pretty solid grub. I messed up and got the Mongolian chicken… pretty bland the tangy sesame chicken is the way to go.

This isn’t SAN FRANCISCO, but by Huntsville standards, this is EXCELLENT Chinese. Their House Fried Rice & Fried Spring Rolls are our favorites! We also like their version of General Tso & their Kung Pao. This is the only Chinese in Huntsville, as far as we are concerned.

Potstickers were good. My dad commented that he thought they had used rancid oil.