Mandarin Wok II

I was impressed that I could still find a place where I could pay less than 5 dollars for a lunch special, and still walk away with a decent amount of food. You do get what you pay for, and there are better options available, so I can’t recommend this place.

BETTER THAN ANY SANDWICH
Lunch specials also Include a canned soda. Great value hot lunch for just $ 4.99. Offered Monday thru Saturday. from 11:00 am to 3:00 pm.
Cooked real time, my tender beef tofu accompanied with pork fried rice was piping hot from the wok to my plate… excellent «wok hay» too !
Staffed with 5 employees, you get a sense that they have a very successful business.

Since my initial review of Mandarin Wok II, I have had the pleasure of revisiting recently (August 12, 2012) during a week when I was working in Millington. With only thirty minutes for lunch, I knew I had to make the most of it. Fortunately, I was able to quickly look up the phone number with the Urbanspoon mobile app so I could place my order. I went with my favorite dish, chicken with cashews, with instructions to prepare it as a dine-​in order. This isn’t something that I normally do, but past experiences gave me the confidence to order it that way. When I arrived at the Chinese eatery, my order was ready, on a plate.
The plate used for my meal was small compared to the amount of food on it. Despite the plate’s size, I kept it together and knocked it out quickly. It took me less time to finish my lunch than my cohorts who dined at McDonald’s. My lunch cost $ 4.70, which is cheaper than many of McDonald’s combo deals. In terms of quality, I fared better as well due the amount of fresh ingredients that Mandarin Wok II uses. So in terms of efficiency, quality and great customer service, Mandarin Wok II is hard to beat.
I’m really glad I got a chance to revisit one of my favorite Chinese restaurants in Greater Memphis. Although the Mandarin Wok II will never be mistaken for a five-​star restaurant, it is a nice family-​run business serving great inexpensive food. And, unlike places like Yum’s, Mandarin Wok II doesn’t dabble in cooking hot wings, sandwiches and other non-​Chinese food that could distract from its core business. Its Chinese menu is good on its own, which will always keep me coming back.
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Grab lunch with a drink for under 5 bucks! Pretty hard to beat. They also have family meals with plentiful portions. Will return when I get that Chinese food craving.

Your typical Chinese take out place. I had the vegetable lo mein and sweet and sour chicken with sides of their fried rice. Everything was good except the fried rice. It tasted bland and came with pink chunks of pork in it. Ill definitely eat their again. I just won’t be getting fried rice next time.

Friendly/​fast service. Good food.