Red Wok
1679 E Sherman Blvd, Muskegon, MI, 49444
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Address :
1679 E Sherman Blvd
Muskegon, MI, 49444 - Phone (231) 739-8886
- Website https://www.redwok-muskegon.com
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Opening Hours
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Specialities
- Takes Reservations : No
Delivery : No
Take-out : Yes
Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Good For : Lunch, Dinner
Parking : Private Lot
Bike Parking : Yes
Wheelchair Accessible : Yes
Good for Kids : Yes
Good for Groups : Yes
Attire : Casual
Ambience : Casual
Noise Level : Quiet
Alcohol : No
Outdoor Seating : No
Wi-Fi : No
Has TV : No
Waiter Service : Yes
Caters : No
Categories
Chinese Cuisine
The popularity of Chinese food in America can be adjudicated by the appearance of China Town in many major cities in the United State of America. The popular trend of ordering or opting for Chinese take away food isn't unknown in America. Chinese take away food comes to rescue when you're too tired from work or too exhausted to cook. No one can resist the temptation of eating spicy noodles, shrimp, chicken, beef or pork cooked in the sweet and spicy sauce. The cooking method of authentic Chinese food is a lot different compared to what is served in America.
Generally, Chinese use dark meat small bones and organs to cook dishes but this changes when you are eating American-Chinese fusion food prepared using white boneless meat cooked with broccoli, carrots and onions. Back in China, the food is less spicy and oily as they favor steaming and braising method for cooking the most popular dishes. So, if you have a taste for authentic Chinese food, then try finding a real Chinese restaurant in the city. You can also try the most popular fusion Chinese food like Pecking Duck, Chicken Feet, Hot Pot, Shrimp Dumpling Soup, Mapo Tofu, Wontons, Chop Suey, Egg Rolls and not to forget Fortune Cookies.
There are not many restaurants in America serving authentic Chinese food. A little research on Restaurant Listings directory can help you locate the best Chinese restaurants in the city. Chinese cuisine is continuously evolving, and you can find a variety of dishes categorized as the food for lactose intolerant, gluten intolerant, vegan, vegetarian, and diabetic friendly. So, if you have a group of friends with different taste patterns, save the hassle and visit the nearest Chinese restaurant in your city.
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Natalie R.
The best chinese buffet in muskegon...by far. The sushi is fresh and made to order.
(4)Lilly L.
How is this buffet getting such a bad rap? It's a buffet and for $9 something bucks you get crab legs! Big fan here! Not many Chinese buffets offer crab legs anymore. Yes, the building looks sort of run down, I was sketchy at first but the food is pretty decent for the price. Everything is seasoned well (for my taste buds anyway). Now, I don't go there on weekdays usually the weekends, that's when they have high volume traffic and food is always fresh. Dinner starts at 3:30 pm. I don't get the Mongolian style grill because I know it doesn't taste good just by looking at how they cook it for other people. Sushi buffet is "eh" ingredients used in them is not to good, rolled for American taste buds! If your a big sushi fan don't eat it lol.
(4)Ben U.
Exactly what you would expect from a Chinese Buffet. A variety of great-tasting, gut-destroying food. The buffet even comes with Hibachi!
(5)Kelsey B.
The food was tasty, but not worth throwing up in my car on the way home. Also the fact that my friend and I were each charged 1.99(I think it was) for a glass of water was kinda disappointing to me. Come on now, it's water. If you want some good Chinese, hit up China Star or Asian Buffet.
(2)Jeff L.
My local tour guide summarized this location up in one word: inexpensive. I have been here before on a previous visit, but they seem to have upgraded the inside. As it is a Chinese restaurant, one doesn't go here to be treated well or to get a gourmet dinner. One goes here for inexpensive buffet food and to do everything oneself. On a day with poor weather, the restaurant was not full, so one can get food at one's own pace without having to fight for it. Their offerings include sushi, standard shopping mall-style Asian food, and some American offerings like macaroni and cheese. They also have cold food, soup, desserts and Mongolian BBQ. Two things our party enjoyed: the sushi and the bill, at $6.99 per person. I spent even less here than I do at McDonald's.
(4)Chelsy R.
Red Wok is listed as an Asian and American restaurant with seafood. It is a buffet style restaurant but aside from the fact the employees speak an Asian language and there is a slight Asian atmosphere, this cannot be considered anywhere close to Asian or Chinese food. The servers were scarce for most of the time, which is semi-normal for a buffet. The waiters and waitresses that did visit our table, tried to take our half full plates. They didn't offer a new drink until we were getting up to leave. When we both angrily said no, he scrambled to get our check as we walked to the door. They had a Mongolian style grill which was low in quality and selection. The shrimp were not even de-shelled or De-veined. The sauce for the grill - hibachi sauce - was way overly salty and made the meal impossible to eat. It soaked into the noodles that became soggy after cooked. Tried the sushi next which was not the best sushi we've ever eaten but it was passable. It was at least kept cold enough to stay fresh. The selection at the buffet was mostly fried or soaked in butter or water (depending on the dish). The fried food was all overcooked in old oil and difficult to digest. The "seafood" was soaking in liquids. Shelled foods should not soak. It should steam and hold on a steam table. The only shrimp option looked good at first but it was impossible to peal off the shell. Not only were the legs and tail attached, but they were not De-veined and the meat was extremely tough. The salmon filet was tasteless and tough and the crab legs were mushy. The "butter" was actually just flavored oil. There were other "American" options but I was honestly too pissed and annoyed to spend another minute trying the terrible food. At $25 for two people to dine, it was definitely NOT worth the stop! When the host told us the total we said we weren't sure that it was even worth it. Do yourself a favor and go elsewhere.
(1)Pauland K.
Skip the middle man take your plate and dump it directly into the toilet. Save yourself the stomach ache and 10 bucks per person and go else where
(1)Sayak R.
Went to Muskegon just for one day, and had lunch here. The buffet had a lot of variety, and the food tasted good. The price was very affordable. I would recommend it to everyone who loves chinese cuisine.
(4)Jess C.
My family enjoys going to Chinese Buffets (except me) so I was less than enthusiastic to dine here. However, I found some good veggie/healthy options such as the veggie sushi rolls, green beans, and rice noodles. It would have been nice if they had more veggie/healthy options though. Very affordable!!
(3)Eric S.
Worst crab legs I have ever had! Over cooked, tasteless and the melted butter was even worst. Similar experience with baked salmon and shrimp.
(1)Kristina F.
This place is always clean and the staff is polite. The food is great and the new hibachi station is delicious. The atmosphere is meh but everything else makes up for it.
(5)John R.
This was the worst Chinese buffet I have ever bin to. All the meat was dried out and the food all tasted the same. I have been a member of yelp for years and this is the first review, but I felt all must be alerted not to spend your money at this restaurant.
(1)Mason G.
I would recommend Red Wok to friends, family, etc. The food is good, the service satisfactory, and the prices affordable. I've been to several other Chinese buffets in Muskegon and this is by far the nicest. Red Wok also has a sushi bar which unfortunately I'm unable to review because I've never had the courage to try it! Red Wok will surely satisfy your expectations for a Chinese buffet and quite possibly even surpass them.
(4)Scott R.
The food is ok. For a buffet, the selection is not great. Skip this one and move on to the next because there is much better value offered than at the Red Wok.
(2)Natalie R.
The best chinese buffet in muskegon...by far. The sushi is fresh and made to order.
(4)Mason G.
I would recommend Red Wok to friends, family, etc. The food is good, the service satisfactory, and the prices affordable. I've been to several other Chinese buffets in Muskegon and this is by far the nicest. Red Wok also has a sushi bar which unfortunately I'm unable to review because I've never had the courage to try it! Red Wok will surely satisfy your expectations for a Chinese buffet and quite possibly even surpass them.
(4)Lilly L.
How is this buffet getting such a bad rap? It's a buffet and for $9 something bucks you get crab legs! Big fan here! Not many Chinese buffets offer crab legs anymore. Yes, the building looks sort of run down, I was sketchy at first but the food is pretty decent for the price. Everything is seasoned well (for my taste buds anyway). Now, I don't go there on weekdays usually the weekends, that's when they have high volume traffic and food is always fresh. Dinner starts at 3:30 pm. I don't get the Mongolian style grill because I know it doesn't taste good just by looking at how they cook it for other people. Sushi buffet is "eh" ingredients used in them is not to good, rolled for American taste buds! If your a big sushi fan don't eat it lol.
(4)Ben U.
Exactly what you would expect from a Chinese Buffet. A variety of great-tasting, gut-destroying food. The buffet even comes with Hibachi!
(5)Kelsey B.
The food was tasty, but not worth throwing up in my car on the way home. Also the fact that my friend and I were each charged 1.99(I think it was) for a glass of water was kinda disappointing to me. Come on now, it's water. If you want some good Chinese, hit up China Star or Asian Buffet.
(2)Jeff L.
My local tour guide summarized this location up in one word: inexpensive. I have been here before on a previous visit, but they seem to have upgraded the inside. As it is a Chinese restaurant, one doesn't go here to be treated well or to get a gourmet dinner. One goes here for inexpensive buffet food and to do everything oneself. On a day with poor weather, the restaurant was not full, so one can get food at one's own pace without having to fight for it. Their offerings include sushi, standard shopping mall-style Asian food, and some American offerings like macaroni and cheese. They also have cold food, soup, desserts and Mongolian BBQ. Two things our party enjoyed: the sushi and the bill, at $6.99 per person. I spent even less here than I do at McDonald's.
(4)Scott R.
The food is ok. For a buffet, the selection is not great. Skip this one and move on to the next because there is much better value offered than at the Red Wok.
(2)Chelsy R.
Red Wok is listed as an Asian and American restaurant with seafood. It is a buffet style restaurant but aside from the fact the employees speak an Asian language and there is a slight Asian atmosphere, this cannot be considered anywhere close to Asian or Chinese food. The servers were scarce for most of the time, which is semi-normal for a buffet. The waiters and waitresses that did visit our table, tried to take our half full plates. They didn't offer a new drink until we were getting up to leave. When we both angrily said no, he scrambled to get our check as we walked to the door. They had a Mongolian style grill which was low in quality and selection. The shrimp were not even de-shelled or De-veined. The sauce for the grill - hibachi sauce - was way overly salty and made the meal impossible to eat. It soaked into the noodles that became soggy after cooked. Tried the sushi next which was not the best sushi we've ever eaten but it was passable. It was at least kept cold enough to stay fresh. The selection at the buffet was mostly fried or soaked in butter or water (depending on the dish). The fried food was all overcooked in old oil and difficult to digest. The "seafood" was soaking in liquids. Shelled foods should not soak. It should steam and hold on a steam table. The only shrimp option looked good at first but it was impossible to peal off the shell. Not only were the legs and tail attached, but they were not De-veined and the meat was extremely tough. The salmon filet was tasteless and tough and the crab legs were mushy. The "butter" was actually just flavored oil. There were other "American" options but I was honestly too pissed and annoyed to spend another minute trying the terrible food. At $25 for two people to dine, it was definitely NOT worth the stop! When the host told us the total we said we weren't sure that it was even worth it. Do yourself a favor and go elsewhere.
(1)Pauland K.
Skip the middle man take your plate and dump it directly into the toilet. Save yourself the stomach ache and 10 bucks per person and go else where
(1)Sayak R.
Went to Muskegon just for one day, and had lunch here. The buffet had a lot of variety, and the food tasted good. The price was very affordable. I would recommend it to everyone who loves chinese cuisine.
(4)Jess C.
My family enjoys going to Chinese Buffets (except me) so I was less than enthusiastic to dine here. However, I found some good veggie/healthy options such as the veggie sushi rolls, green beans, and rice noodles. It would have been nice if they had more veggie/healthy options though. Very affordable!!
(3)Eric S.
Worst crab legs I have ever had! Over cooked, tasteless and the melted butter was even worst. Similar experience with baked salmon and shrimp.
(1)Kristina F.
This place is always clean and the staff is polite. The food is great and the new hibachi station is delicious. The atmosphere is meh but everything else makes up for it.
(5)John R.
This was the worst Chinese buffet I have ever bin to. All the meat was dried out and the food all tasted the same. I have been a member of yelp for years and this is the first review, but I felt all must be alerted not to spend your money at this restaurant.
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