A-Wok
1012 Maddex Sq, Shepherdstown, WV, 25443
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Address :
1012 Maddex Sq
Shepherdstown, WV, 25443 - Phone (304) 876-1088
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Specialities
- Takes Reservations : Yes
Delivery : No
Take-out : Yes
Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Bike Parking : Yes
Good for Kids : Yes
Good for Groups : Yes
Attire : Casual
Noise Level : Average
Alcohol : Beer & Wine Only
Outdoor Seating : No
Wi-Fi : No
Has TV : No
Waiter Service : Yes
Caters : No
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Mary W.
Much better food than we expected from a strip mall Chinese restaurant. We had standard fare @nd it was quite satisfying. Music is authentic Chinese, too. We ate in, but the front was running a busy carry out operation.
(4)Sandy T.
Very disappointed the combination platters didn't have fried rice with the lo mein. Didn't offer us the feied noodles with duck sauce. Makes it more enjoyable to have that service without having to ask.
(2)John S.
OK hot and sour soup, but the worst black bean chicken I've ever had. It was bland with no fermented black beans, and an overwhelming amount of bell pepper and onion. IMHO hot and sour soup is the test of a good Chinese restaurant, thus my score.
(2)Benjamin S.
We stumbled into A-Wok after getting lost finding our way back to Sharpsburg after going to the Hagerstown Outlet Mall, so we decided to dine at A-Wok. To our surprise, this was an '80's style Chinese restaurant. It is so hard to find these types of restaurants now-a-days because the buffet style restaurants keep popping up everywhere. They still have the old-school menu items -- such as Mushu Pork, Mu Gu Gai Pan, and Cashew Chicken. Everything came out very fresh, and was very delicious. The owner was pretty awesome too! Since we have never had Mushu Pork before, he decided to explain all the every other menu item too. :-)
(5)Paul R.
Ate here on different occasions - clean and tasty + decent Buffett
(4)Laura R.
Me and all my friends got sick from eating here.
(1)Robb M.
Stop here while riding the C&O canal to DC. The food it good, but the owner is very funny. He is like the Chinese food Nazi. We asked him what was in mu shu gai pan and he said, "Yooou tell me." Well worth the stop for the entertainment value.
(3)Carla C.
I used to like Awok. I mean, let's be honest, the Asian cuisine in Shepherdstown definitely leaves something to be desired. Awok is the most decent Chinese food around. They lost a customer in me tonight though. I placed an order over the phone. I had a menu in front of me and referred to the order by the number (but also stated what I wanted). Guy taking my order repeated something back to me, it sounded like what I'd ordered (but I misheard). Note to anyone ordering takeout from Awok: NEVER EVER MISHEAR YOUR ORDER OVER THE PHONE!!! HOW DARE YOU!! When I went to pick up my order the guy who brought out my food and was to ring me up (waiter, owner, I don't care- he was freakin' rude) repeated the food back to me but it wasn't what I ordered. I said "Oh, no, I ordered the F12" and he acted like I said I'd killed his puppy. Instead of just accepting that we'd had a miscommunication over the phone, he kept saying "DIDN'T YOU HEAR WHAT I SAID ON THE PHONE??" and I was like "Sorry, I guess I misheard you but I also stated what I want by menu number" to which he couldn't really wrap his head around. I mean, what are the numbers there for then?? To make a long story short, when I asked if he could correct my order, he just gave me an incredible attitude. So ultimately I said "Nevermind!! You aren't being very nice about this and I don't even want the food anymore." Seriously, this was handled so poorly. I made a follow up call and told him that if he treated other customers like he'd just treated me, he wasn't going to keep them for very long. Really disappointed and I hope he doesn't make that mistake again.
(2)Shaun M.
I like the General Tso's here. My girlfriend and I come here once in awhile and share it. Chunky, gooey goodness, and I am a stickler for Chinese food
(5)Haley L.
Hint: If you're a Shepherd student you can get the lunch specials all day every day!!! Which is incredibly awesome because if you're a student you are also more than likely broke and have no time to make your own food. If you are not a student at Shepherd the food is pretty good so it is still worth visiting. :)
(5)Lewis C.
Not a terrible place, pretty mediocre Chinese food. It's cheap, so of course like most college students around here I eat it occasionally. Me and my friends always joke and say it should be called the "diarrhea dragon". The inside has more seating than expected and the lunch buffet is very cheap for students. Every time we eat inside it's super awkward....there is literally no one inside, but it makes for a quite dining experience. If you're looking for really good Asian food I would venture elsewhere, but if you're just looking for some Chinese food to simply do it's job...this is your place.
(3)John R.
Staff nice, portion good, ingredients interesting, but food really bland/mediocre. Rice was decent and fried nicely. I think they need to get a heavier hand on the spices.
(2)David B.
I wasn't too impressed here. The Lo mein was made using linguini pasta and it was mushy and not very tasty. Vegetables egg rolls were OK, but not the best. Tofu and broccoli was again just OK but nothing that made me crave enough to return. Nice staff!
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