Go Go Wok

Have ordered their food three times now and each time I was very pleased.
I ordered home delivery. They were on time, good portion size and reasonable prices.

Food was delicious! Nice service. Had the sweet and sour chicken and the rice it was really filling and good. Had the lunch special.

I usually order their shrimp fried rice and I am always happy with it. Other times I will get their vegetable chow mein and that is pretty good too. I would suggest making the hot and sour soup more sour tasting because it wasn’t as good and flavorful as I wanted. Otherwise, I love it here.

Terrible food, flavorless chicken surrounded by spaghetti noodles. Had to throw it away and get ohanas instead. Do not eat here.

I don’t know how you can give a negative review to this place. The dinner plates are all under $ 10 and the lunch is less than $ 6. It’s made fresh unlike panda express, and you get just as much. Are you expecting fine Chinese dining under $ 10? Don’t listen to the negative reviews.

We have ordered Go Go Wok for years and the food was excellent. Then with our last order the food was so bad we could not stomach to eat it. It appeared to be bought from a store deli! We called Go Go Wok and they said that their chef was out! at the time we ordered Hua?
You figure out what they did!

I like to order delivery from this place a few times a month. The food always comes nice and hot the people are really nice on the phone and the delivery driver/​cook that brings the food I will continue to use them anytime I’m hungry and don’t feel like cooking…

This place delivers and is very reasonable. The shrimp dishes are very good. All of them. Great shrimp dishes. The chow fun is also very good. The potstickers are AMAZING… mmmmmm yum. I am not a fan at all of their chow mein but their chow fun is very good. Order it instead. Their chow mein is super plain.

Very disappointing food had no taste what so ever, sweet and sour chicken was a very lazy way of making it just pouring the sauce on it and not covering the whole piece of chicken. Never again will I be back first time there and never again!!! Waste of $ 35 for nothing tasteless poor quality food!!!

Go Go Gross. Just got finished with my first and last experience.
I walked in and whiffed a funky smell, not immediately sure what that was about. I looked at the lady behind the counter for some clue, but she seemed not to notice. I took a second to look at the overhead board and ordered egg rolls, potstickers, hot and sour soup, lemon chicken, beef with broccoli, and pork chow mein. The lady at the counter took my money and said OK, 10 minutes.
So I sit, and the funky smell continues. I’m not sure if it’s coming out of the trash can or the air vent, so I move to another spot, but it followed me. I imagined the smell like a ghostly cartoon smell, sliding around gracefully, then sucker punching me square in the nose. After about 10 minutes of that, my food was ready! yaaay. I’m REALLY glad I was getting food to go, my family would not have been happy in there.
So, here’s what we thought of the food, 10 minutes after the lady handed it to me.
Potstickers…Not bad. Sorta plain, but the best thing we had.
Egg Rolls… the usual egg rolls you get at every place, but the sauce had an odd flavor
Hot and Sour Soup… bland, but with more weird flavors, like too much clove or something. I’m not sure how they did it, but neither hot nor sour. Really, just soup.
Lemon Chicken… Slimy, and not very lemony.
Beef with Broccoli… The Broccoli and sauce wasn’t a disaster, but the beef was rubbery and inedible.
Pork Chow Mein… very bland, and the pork tasted like, and had the texture of leftover ham.
The leftovers went down the garbage disposal, which NEVER happens. No one at my house liked anything. Bad. Worse than grocery store Chinese food.
If you want better recommendations, look through my reviews. There are much better places to go in Santa Rosa.

I had to downgrade two stars. This place has gotten a bit lackluster. The flavorful orange chicken is sort of bland now (it used to have orange zest!!) I can hardly taste any orange. The only thing that has stayed consistent is the won ton soup & the customer service (still super friendly).

Great place very nice people. shrimp nice in plump. Delivery was really fast. The chow mein was okay

We ordered by phone and have it delivered the wonton soup tasted like water, The vegetable chow mein was almost all noodles hardly any vegetables and A few bean sprouts, in the Mushu pork the pork was was alright

Intimidating at first since it’s a hold in the wall restaurant but when I got my food I was very impressed. The best chinese food I’ve tried in Santa Rosa! Will definitely return. Oh yeah they price is reasonable

My coworker and I ate there today and the food was flavorless. I got the lemon chicken and he got the teriyaki chicken lunch specials. Yuck!

I am a SF native and have had access to a considerable amount of cheap and decent Chinese food in San Francisco. Here I shared with a friend the chow mein, kung pao chicken, and walnut prawns and was mostly disappointed.
I typically do not eat a lot of salt in comparison to most and I found the chow mein here to be pretty bland. Perhaps this place likes to let you add more soy sauce, which is a good thing, but based on the consistency of the noodles, it mostly felt like the dish was poorly prepared and undercooked. Others may appreciate also appreciate the low grease content. Unfortunately, the chow mein was unsatisfying for my craving. Any chance their normal cook was out?
I can’t speak much to the kung pao chicken since my friend is mainly the fan, but in comparison to other kung pao chickens he’s had, he was disappointed.
As for the prawn dish, the flavor was a little heavy on the mayonnaise, but still enjoyable as long as you do not try to eat it all in one sitting… otherwise you may feel sick and regret it.
To end on a positive note: I did enjoy looking at the murals of guests painted on the wall. It also looks like they have TVs, so maybe you can watch sports here if you arrive at the right time. The alternative is maybe they play HK dramas here for their own entertainment.

Four stars for the pot stickers and egg rolls. Though the pot stickers were ginormous, they tasted great and the texture was a good combo. The sauce provided was nice as well.
Egg rolls were very crisp and not oily so win win.
Two stars for the other items: Prawns with lobster sauce was very bland but did have a good amount of prawns. Teriyaki beef was plentiful but my daughter didn’t care for the flavor, nor did I.
I’ll give it a try again based on the appetizers.

The people here are very nice. The food is ok.
The hot and sour soup is on the bland side for me. The egg rolls are piping hot, crispy, and vegetarian.
The spicy beef was basically broccoli beef with tien tsin peppers, cabbage, onion, and zucchini. It was cooked perfectly. The dinner plates come with pork fried rice, which was really good and not overly greasy, and sweet and sour pork. I got about 6 pieces of breaded pork in generic sweet and sour sauce. The breading was nice and crispy, but I missed the bell pepper. Still, I felt like it was a total bonus that the dinner plate comes with sweet and sour pork as a side dish, and all for less than $ 9.
My wife had the lemon chicken and didn’t care for it. I didn’t try it, so I can’t give a personal evaluation.
The prices were very reasonable. The restaurant was clean. The service was friendly. I wasn’t blown away, but I wasn’t displeased either.

By far the best Chinese food in town! I can’t get enough of their savory Princess Prawns. It’s not on the menu but if you order it, they’ll make it! You will not order anything different thereafter. The best prawns I’ve ever tasted! The orange beef/​chicken is also very flavorful. Fried rice and chow mein are made to perfection. All freshly made at time of order. You will NOT be disappointed!

This place was great! Very clean and welcoming with their silly murals on the walls. The price was right and the food was delicious. I haven’t gotten the chance to try too many Chinese restaurants in the area, but this was the best so far. I had been disappointed by the selection I had tried, but was pleasantly surprised when I walked in and found the owners speaking Chinese and Eva T. even got three fortune cookies after a quick conversation about their backgrounds in Cantonese. Very nice people.
I got the beef chow fun and tomato beef, both were delicious. The chow fun was exactly what I was hoping I’d get, perfectly cooked noodles and not too salty. The tomato beef was sweet and delicious with fresh, uncooked vegetables. My only complaint about the food was that the beef in the tomato beef was on the chewy side.
I’m glad I went out of my way for this place, might even become a regular :)