This was my first time at Wok Of Fame and I was surprised at how busy it was on Sunday right after opening. The claim to fame is the restaurant's live cooking and teppanyaki station. You can choose your own vegetables and meat and then a chef will cook it for you. You can also choose from a variety of sauces. The stir fry was okay, but honestly nothing special. I tried to sirloin steak from the teppanyaki area and I found it overcooked, dry and bland. The sushi was okay, but the rest of the food was not very good. The Chinese noodles were made fettuccine pasta and the eggplant in the Chinese eggplant dish were bitter.
Although the restaurant is pretty big, the selection is not that great and the quality of the food is poor. Also, the food is spread out and the arrangement of the food doesn't make much sense. I definitely won't be coming back here anytime soon.