Wok To Go

I frequently order lunch from here while at work. Prices on everything are cheap, portions are good. I usually get the Bourbon Chicken and Fried Pork Dumplings off of the appetizer menu. Both are very good and I would recommend. I’ve also had the General Tso’s chicken lunch combo before, wasn’t as crispy as I like and their fried rice could be better.
Overall I’d recommend this place for local delivery or cheap takeout. Delivery is always fast and food is always fresh.
**Also the online ordering they have is easy and works pretty well (
). Haven’t ever had to call in for an order here.

So, since I didn’t chuck the remainder of the order, I reheated some 2 days later. The soup continued to be good. The dumplings did not have any bad pork pieces this time. The pork pieces in the four seasons were edible with the exception of 1. The Pork fried rive was still kind of bland. Upgraded to 2 stars

Oh boy… If they offered 0 stars this place would get that honor. I cannot even confirm that the General Tso’s i ate was even chicken. The egg roll was ok, but then again its really hard to mess that up.
No temperature in the restaurant too. It was FREEZING. I should have known right when i walked in.
Sad to say this but i honestly dont know how this business is still open. Will not be returning =(

So, it goes that while I like Chinese food, I more often than not am disappointed by the places I have dined. Mount Laurel’s Wok To Go was yet another «disappointment» to add to my already long list of continuing asian-​themed cuisine fails. My wife and I went last night around 9 pm, ordering General Tso’s chicken for me (I requested it to be «extra crispy») and cashew chicken for her. If I were to rate the food on the temperature upon receiving it, I would give it five stars, as it was very hot! However, the flavor of both her entrée, as well as mine, was so non-​descript and bland I don’t think there is a word to even describe it’s lack of flavor! The Gen. Tso’s was not extra-​crispy like I requested, coming in more like «extra-​squishy»! Also, the Gen. Tso’s was not spicy at all, nor were there any of those little fiery peppers that are supposed to be in the accompanying sauce! Please, by all means, avoid this place, as it is giving American-​based Chinese restaurants a bad name! UGH!