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| - I stopped here to China Hot Wok for some lunch to-go and was pleased enough with the service and food to come back to place a to-go order for dinner the following week. They have tables/seating inside and the employees were nice and helpful with going over items on the menu and current specials going on. Even though they do have coupons on their website and menus, they are not necessary. One of the girls working told me that they have specials written on the board daily, but there are more offered depending on the amount that you spend and the coupons attached to the to-go menus are just to remind you to ask for your freebie and they are cool with making certain adjustments if there is something else you are wanting to try. This place was very busy with both people eating inside as well picking up orders. My order took about 15 minutes the first time and about 10 minutes the second time to be ready which did not bother me since I saw how busy it was and knew it was being made fresh.
Fried Wonton ($4.98 for 12) - I didn't think these looked appetizing the first time however they were so tasty that I wanted to order them again on my next visit. They are filled with ground chicken and onions and I felt no shame about eating all 12 of these crispy, tasty gems.
Pot Sticker ($5.98 for 6) - Filled with chicken and green onions. I prefer pork, but these tasted good and it was a nice portion for the price. Hubby liked them much more.
Vegetable Egg Rolls ($1.98 for 2) Hubby didn't like these however I'm sure it was because there was veggies inside of which he's not a fan. I personally loved them and really liked that they weren't greasy.
Chow Mein ($6.58) - I asked for noodles with no veggies and they had no problem with my request. The noodles were good and more than enough for 2 people.
Hot Garlic Chicken ($8.98) - This dish has chicken, carrots, mushrooms, bell pepper and onions stir-fried in a spicy szechwan sauce. I really liked this a lot, but there was nothing spicy about it. It had great flavor and I'd totally order it again, I just didn't get any heat from the dish. I put some of it over the white rice that came with it and it was really tasty.
Chinese Donuts ($3.98 for 10) - If you don't like sweet things this isn't for you. These fried donuts are covered in sugar. I couldn't sit there and eat a bunch at once, but they were actually good! The donut alone tasted like a cruller and I am sure they can make some without sugar or you could ask them to go light, so if you are a fan of crullers give these Chinese Donuts a try.
Mongolian Beef Lunch Special Combo ($7.58) - The price and portion was very good. I was impressed with the amount of beef there was and it came with rice, noodles, 2 veggie egg rolls (you can choose egg rolls or crab rangoons) and a fountain drink. The Mongolian Beef is stir-fried with veggies in a spicy Mongolian sauce. The first time I had this with the lunch special it had a nice kick, but the next visit when I ordered a full portion ($9.28) it lacked the heat it had previously. The beef was still delicious and worth the money however I will make sure and request it extra spicy when ordering in the future.
China Hot Wok offers catering. Lunch specials are available daily until 4 pm.
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