Wok Master

Great little spot in a shopping center. Amazing food and service. Highly recommended.

They have lunch specials until 4PM
Sesame chicken entrée was $ 10.40 (extra $.50 for white meat) but it’s good. There are a lot of fried skin pieces instead of chicken which sucks but the sauce is great!
Would recommend trying it out

Ive been coming here for about two years. It’s right down the street from my work. I always get the lunch special great price for alot of great food! Today im with my family and we decided to get the wonton soup and steamed potstickers taste perfect! Also if you check in and spend more than $ 12 you get a free order of egg rolls

My friend and I were looking for something good and cheap yesterday. What caught our attention was the sign saying about the 5 $ orange chiken bowl. My friend and I were like why not?
We walked in the staff was very friendly. There wasn’t a lot of people since it was a thursday night. We both ordered the orange chicken bowl which was made up of: orange chikcen, white steamed rice and an egg roll. I felt like the hot and sour soup and it was like $ 6 for a big bowl so i ordered it and it was really good. The orange chicken bowl came with A LOT of chicken and it was bomb!
I would totally come back

I’ve never had a bad experience here. This place is what I want when I want to eat Chinese food. Yes, maybe not authentic but it works for me. Some reviews complained that food was not made to order. I’ve never had that problem and usually am able to get a glimpse of the action when my food is being made. Oh, and the price is right. Staff is friendly and they deliver too!

Love this place! it is my favorite in Pasadena the price is great for the food! Friendly service too!

Very clean restaurant. Orange chicken and beef with broccoli were good. I will be back.

BBQ Pork w/​veggies — bland
Broccoli Beef — bland
Orange Chicken — bland
Wouldn’t recommend it. Should have gone to Flame Broiler instead.

I ordered a lunch special and was disappointed
The food was cold and not cooked to order. Not even warm.

I had major stomach ache and diarrhea after ordering take out. The meat was old. Are they a D or something? Geez

I’m not going to lie, the $ 5 Orange Chicken Combo sign drew me in. I was starving, didn’t want to spend a lot on dinner so I drove right into the parking plaza and was waited on immediately! The customer service at Wok Master is amazing, they were really nice.
That’s beside the point, let’s talk about the food. Okay, so I was initially expecting $ 5 orange chicken to be crap, but IT WASN’T. It was delicious! It was authentic, and yummy! Not like those Donut Chinese Food shops you see everywhere– the food here was LEGIT. I used to pay three times the amount at a restaurant for the SAME exact quality.
The meal came with generous servings of Orange Chicken, White Rice (but before 3pm you have the option of Chow Mein) and an egg roll. I LOVED the egg roll. Everything tasted freshly made and flavorful.
I will definitely be back! Wok Master, you get an A in my book!

We were visiting and ate at this restaurant! The food was great and the prices were reasonable!

I was nearby and needed a quick lunch. I was checking my options in this shopping center and what actually grabbed my attention was their sign «Wok Inside — Free Soup with order». I got the lunch special, there was a nice selection. For the special you get Fried Rice or Chow Mein, and a side item, I got the Mongolian beef and of course, you get a cup of soup. For $ 10, not bad.
Where they lost a couple stars was:
1. Service — It wasn’t really there. The gentleman that helped me seemed a little short in his responses, no really interaction potential.
2. Food mistakes — I ordered the hot and sour soup instead of the egg drop soup. When I mentioned to the guy that I got the wrong soup he just reiterated that it was the egg drop soup and I had to correct and said «yes, I know that… I ordered the hot and sour.». Fine, whatever got the right soup. When my entrée arrived the chow mein was cold (I get that they cook that in the rice ad noodle in advance, no big deal there but it would be nice if it was warm). The Mongolian beef appeared to be cooked fresh.
Was worth a shot.

Their lunch specials are a pretty good deal.
Mongolia‘ beef w chow mein was our typical order and the Wor wonton soup was good too.
It is slighlt greasy, but this is Chinese fast food, so it was expected. Portions are big and the accept Visa.
Small place in the plaza with Subway.

Best place to get some good Chinese food recommend it to all. Prices are fair and owners are nice

We tried this restaurant blind based on the positive reviews, and we were not disappointed. Service was quick and polite. The food was hot and delicious, in heaping helpings. The menu was classoc, with some very intriguing specialties. Price was very reasonable. I’ll go back!

I’ve been coming here for years and it was always good there use to be a lady there that always took care of us, but this time I came I guess the owner was there and asked for chow mien for my special and he started yelling at me and told no and then started yelling $ 1 more $ 1 more I told him I go there all the time and he said I only see you once a month uhh ya but for the last 5 years and I really don’t care if I would of paid $ 1more just please don’t start yelling at me and if its $ 1 more then just charge me $ 1 more and when I told him that the girl would treat us so good he yelled that’s why I fired her what a jerk!!! that’s why the place has been empty ever since she left!!! would not want my worst enemy to go there and be helped by him!!!

I am on the fence about this place. Their food is pretty good but I feel they cheat their customers in a not very noticeable way. Here is why:
Couple weeks ago I ordered their $ 5 orange chicken combo special to go. She told me $ 5.50. Since the sales tax is 9%, not 10%, I confronted her and said, «isn’t tax 9%? So shouldn’t the total be $ 5.45?» I mean, it’s very easy math. Her response to me was unsatisfactory; it almost seemed like «oops, busted!» — she said «my manager told me to charge $ 5.50.» Whatever. Anyway, I told her I would give her $ 5.45 because the sales tax is 9%. It’s the principles for me, guys.
So, I debated whether I should still give them my business given this «incident». I thought, okay, fine, I’ll still go; I’ll just pay attention to the bills.
So, just yesterday I went there during their «Lunch Express» hours (11 a.m. to 4 p.m.). On their take-​home menu, some items are listed as $ 6, and some $ 7. However, when I looked at their in-​restaurant menu (I dined in), they were listed as $ 5.99 and $ 6.99. Wei-​rrr-​d!!! Why the discrepancies I don’t know, but I just thought it was sneaky and shady.
So, I ordered a $ 5.99/$ 6 item and a $ 6.99/$ 7 item. Either way, with taxes, the total should be $ 14.15 or $ 14.17. But, on the receipt, it says $ 14.20.
I know it’s just a couple pennies and it’s not that I’m cheap. But I just feel they are very unethical and cheating their customers. One customer is one thing (still unethical); but they do that padding on every customer that gives them business, the amounts can add up quickly.

Ehhhhhhh.
I thought the Orange chicken was good but my boyfriend said it wasn’t very «orangey». The Kung-​Pao shrimp was just mediocre at best, not very spicy & it kind of lacked the «Pao» if you know what I mean.
My diet coke tasted like root beer, I asked the waitress if they had root beer and if the lines were maybe crossed, she said no. I have no idea why my diet coke tasted like that. I’ve had a diet coke or two in my life so I know what they taste like.
I’ll order the Orange chicken again since it’s close by. Diet coke, er, root beer, maybe not so much.

It was pouring on a Wednesday afternoon. I was famished when I rolled into the Wok Master. I ordered the lunch special, fillet fish. It came with soup and rice. I told her that I wanted veggies instead of the rice, and she charged me extra without advising me. Meh.
I didn’t like that the fish was battered. The food was okay.