Top Wok

This is one of my favorite restaurants in town. I enjoy their recipes, but most of them are definitely not the same as what most people expect to get at a Chinese place. The food definitely has a homemade quality, and a lot of the sauces are thinner/​soupier than at most other restaurants. If that’s a deal-​breaker for you, stick with sweet and sour (I’m a big fan of the shrimp). Their spring rolls are my favorite of every restaurant I’ve ever gone to.

Decent but not great. We have yet to find an Americanized Chinese takeout restaurant in Warner Robins that is anywhere near as good as what we had back home. If you haven’t had really good takeout then this place will be good but don’t get your hopes up too high for any Chinese take out in the area.

This was my second trying Top Wok and it was only OK. I ordered the 2 choices combination plate with Black Pepper Chicken and Broccoli Beef. The price was reasonable for $ 6.58, but the food was so-​so. The beef was tough and had a weird taste like it had been sitting out too long. The chicken also had a weird taste like it had been sitting out too long as well. Having parents who used to own a Chinese restaurant, I know when food is fresh or not. It was definitely just cooked as it was pretty hot and I had to let it cool down before eating. On the menu, it says it comes with an egg roll but I received a small spring roll that was no more than 3 inches long. They could add more fried rice to the combination plate
The dining area could use some renovation and the A/​C needed to be replaced as it was really warm inside. But this place seems to be a popular choice for the locals. There were a good number of people there at lunch time and when I left, more people were coming in.

Food was good, restaurant is clean and the service is friendly. Dirty rice combo is enough food for 2 people! Wonton was great and the egg roll was perfect!

Excellent food and service, I get takeout from here 3 – 4 times a week and have never had any problems. Inexpensive and large portions. Can order online, with cell phone ap, drive thru or walk-​in. If you’re in a hurry it’s ideal, if not and you just want good inexpensive food this is a good choice.

This place was actually voted best restaurant in warner robins! Folks, its not even real Chinese food. I swear, the majority of people in this town don’t get out much.

Great food, exceptional variety. Always very fresh. Friendly and helpful service. Priced more reasonable than most local Asian restaurants. Give it a try, you will enjoy!

Good food. Great service and remarkably cheap. The chicken on a stick was on point. I also liked the orange chicken here. The sticky rice could be a little more sticky, but you can’t get everything. I will go here next time I am in town.

It was a-​ok for fast, cheap chinese. Definitely take it to go — this place does not look comfy or cozy. They even have a drive through for your ease. The employees here worked with a sense of urgency. That made me happy.

Fast service. Good food for the price. Great place to go on a lunch break when you’re crunched for time.

called ahead for kung pao chicken. i was asked when i plan to pick it up — smart! i went to pick it up and noticed that they have a drive through window. i drove up to the drive through window and the woman immediately handed me my order. my only complaint is that i wasn’t asked whether i wanted the dinner portion (which i did) and i wasn’t offered the option for fried rice or white rice (i wanted white rice but got fried rice; however, the fried rice was good!)

Friendly staff. Food is fresh and cooked on order. The fried rice is particularly excellent.

Excellent food. Way too noisy when crowded, they need to do something like remodel to reduce noise.

Love their Gen Taos chicken.

This is the best Chinese restaurant in town, and one of the best restaurants in town period. It’s a locally-​owned fast food business, but if you eat inside they have servers bring the food to your table. You can find almost all of the dishes you’d expect to find at a Chinese restaurant, but the owner uses his own recipes, and they’re better than those anywhere else in town. They also have some signature and seasonal dishes you can’t find anywhere else.
Almost every dish is in the $ 6 to $ 8 price range, though they have some specialty dishes that are more expensive. They also have a good selection of appetizers and soups, again made with the owner’s special recipes. I’ve been eating here for over 13 years, have eaten at many other Chinese restaurants in that time too, and can personally attest to the superiority of Top Wok food.
I’ve heard a lot of people complain that they’re not a buffet restaurant. All I can say is that if you let that get in the way of trying Top Wok’s awesome food, you’re nuts!