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  • Laurie S.

    First I want to say I never write reviews... I ordered a ton of food from this place since they are the only place in the area that I searched who will deliver Japanese food. I was in the mood for sushi and Japanese food. After I ordered my food I decided to look at the reviews. I never heard of this place and just found it through my grub hub app so I gave it a try. Good news -- The food was all delicious from the sushi, salad, soup, edema, veg dumplings. Everything I ordered was perfect temperature and tasted great with great portion sizes. I recommend this place and would order from them again.

    (5)
  • Dana H.

    We have gotten delivery from here three times, and it has been consistently delicious. Sushi rolls are tasty and fresh and so is the general tso's chicken (& tso's shrimp are spicy but I love it). Definitely worth trying!

    (5)
  • Nicole A.

    Worst food ever. They even ruined the rice. It was yellow with a very strange smell and aftertaste. I will never order from here again! Ewww!

    (1)
  • Tara A.

    God awful! They took almost two hours to deliver our food. They also messed up our order. I ordered tuna pizza I have no idea what it was they gave me but it was disgusting! Please please do not order from here!!!

    (1)
  • Bridget B.

    Love the sushi, not a huge fan of the Chinese food but it does the job. Large delivery zone. Pretty fast times.

    (3)
  • Gerald S.

    Shumai Wok is a new entry to the "Asian Fusion" takeout wars in Penndel, Pa. It is one of those places that really only does "to go" food, although there is a solitary table sitting there for those like me who want to eat before returning to the office. It is also one of those pseudo-fusion joints that offers Chinese, Japanese, and Thai dishes on their menu, but are really just a low budget Chinese house that makes cheap inauthentic versions of Japanese and Thai food, and does a sushi business in an attempt to be all things to all people. While I cannot speak to the sushi, I did recently have a dish of Pad Thai with Chicken, which as a lunch special came with a choice of Soup and Rice. As Thai soups were not offered, I accepted Wonton and Pork Fried Rice as the complements to the meal. Strange combo. Of course, although I was eating there, everything came to the table in take out containers. Okay. I can deal with that. The Wonton Soup was overly salty (MSG?), and the wontons themselves, thick and without much filling. The Fried Rice was dyed yellow from the chicken broth it was cook in that morning, was al dente and not worth the calories. Finally, the Pad Thai used the wrong thin noodles, and a sauce that tasted like the topping for General Tso's Chicken, not the traditional gravy that a Thai kitchen would produce. The weird orange color gave it away. This was a one time only visit. Although the people who work there (owners) are friendly and the prices are low, the food was a major downer, and it seems impossible for it to get to neutral ground where it would be tolerable.

    (1)
  • Niki N.

    Shumai Wok is not worth the money. Period. I've ordered from all three menus- hoping against all odds that I might find something they made correctly. Well Yelpers, no such luck here. Last night solidified my distaste for their Asian fusion menu before the food had even arrived! The person who took my order told me on three separate occasions "that's not on the menu"(really buddy because I'm holding the menu in my hand). But I digress.. The Japanese hibachi rice, egg rolls and crispy noodles were covered in oil. So much oil in fact, that I was able to drain the rice of 1/4 CUP of it. The onions (which I had asked for them to omit, were carelessly chopped into chunks the size of wontons) Gross. The crispy noodles had pockets of oil just waiting to be bit into as to unleash the foul fishy flavor trapped beneath. Their teriyaki is watered down to the point of being flavorless. Our crab rangoon had been overlooked and had absolutely NO filling on the inside. The list keeps going. If I hadn't been starved due to working through lunch and skipping breakfast, this meal would have gone straight to the trash. The only palatable part of the entire meal was the fortune cookie. Ps. If you haven't noticed yet- there's a $3 delivery charge. Even worse yet- they tax you on the already absurd charge. Don't believe me? Ask for an itemized receipt.

    (1)
  • Kerry S.

    I will start with the positive first. They are fast and reliable, with regards to the later not only are they reliable as far as speed they are also reliably awful. You may ask yourself, why does he keep ordering? The reason is twofold. First I am hungry and there are very few choices for delivery in the area. Second the food is usually bad but still edible. Not "greasy but still tasty" bad, more like "is this food even fresh(?)" bad. As someone who probably eats out 5+ times a week and is a highly experienced Sushi eater I would totally accept regular no frills "Sushi mill" Sushi. Though this is not even that good, not even close. I must admit I have to partially blame myself for breaking the golden rule -NEVER ORDER SUSHI FROM A CHINESE RESTAURANT-, even a Chinese person will tell you their standards for cleanliness and disdain for wasting even the bottom of cardboard box does not lend it self to serving raw fish. You just know they are going to push the "freshness needle" into the red zone. The food,as always (both Chinese and Japanese menus) was just on the edge of freshness with as little flavour as scientifically possible. I don't know how they do it, surely it must be fresh at some point, why not just serve it then? When I eat their food (this is probably the fifth time) I always find myself asking myself as I'm eating "is this fresh?" and finally I realized that NO IT'S NOT FRESH (in my opinion) there is no middle ground with Sushi especially, it either is fresh or it isn't; as in Yin or Yang, this was "Yin Sushi"...the dark side. The only reason I'm probably not sick (although I may be after I write this, for real,as I did just eat it) is because my parents let me play in the sand box and I was not chased with purell though I'm sure this this is only because I'm 38 and we didn't have it. So I guess my immune system is good enough to order occasionally, but a restaurant in the "first world" needs higher standards (Duh). Now onto the Chinese food, I once ordered fried chicken wings, which should be a safe bet, and they literally tasted rancid. There is no spice I know of that tastes like that. A bit of common sense ,which I apparently lack by ordering from there, would tell you it probably is RANCID. Rancid by the way is great for punk/rock music as in the legendary NYC band, but it is very bad for food. (Disclaimer: I have no proof of this but in my/my fiancé's opinion it was real funky shit). The dumplings (fried for safety) same thing "is this fresh?". By the way i'm feeling like crap (ate like 45 Min.ago andI'm going to say "NO... it is not fresh". In summation obviously try to put a bit of levity into my review but in all honesty I wholeheartedly mean every word I said, they have some nerve serving this crap. I realize they are trying to run a business and I can empathize, but this is completely unacceptable at best and dangerous at worst. I highly recommend you do not eat here as this is not based on an isolated incident. It is really a shame for the people who work there but this restaurant can not/should not be long for this world. However long they will be around serving this garbage; the truth is always eternal so accordingly I write this review.

    (1)
  • Kimberly R.

    Ordered using the grubhub app and I was was extremely disappointed. I found a huge bug in my food. They would not refund me for the food and were extremely rude. They didn't even apologize for the bug appearing in the food. Never ordering from here again.

    (1)
  • Ravie C.

    Incredibly annoyed at havin to pay a 3$ delivery fee and then being coaxed to give a tip to the delivery guy. You shouldn't be pocketing that $3 charge but giving it to the delivery guy instead so he doesn't ask "where's my tip". Not ordering from this place again as my lunch cost went from $11 to $19 due to delivery cost and then tip. My company will also get this notice. The price I paid for this lunch was not worth it. I can get much better quality sushi for what I paid.

    (1)
  • Brianna K.

    Never again. We have ordered from here a few times now and the last two experiences with delivery have been HORRENDOUS. Two orders ago, we waited 2 hours for cold food to arrive. This order we waited 2 hours - again - after receiving a phone call from the delivery man telling us that he could not find our home which is on a major road. My husband spent several minutes on the phone with the driver trying to explain where we are located, but that did not help the matter. Don't get me wrong - the food is good if you can get it while it's hot, but obviously prompt service is not their thing.

    (1)
  • Angel C.

    The Chinese food is very good ,better than before. The sauce is different but taste good. I love it ,good good good!! I will come again

    (5)
  • Cheryl Faye S.

    Excellent food. Very tasty and they followed my instructions perfectly (e.g. no green pepper on my garlic chicken). Food arrived way before it was supposed to. Lots of flavor, tender chicken and nothing was greasy. Yay!"

    (5)
  • Craig S.

    If yelp would allow no stars, that is what I would give it. The old ownership was decent but since the new owners took over this will be the last time I will step in here and recommend you also stat away. My wife got sick from the soup she ordered. Worst Chinese food ever. There are so many other restaurants nearby, and you should go there instead.

    (1)
  • Sally L.

    I have ordered from them 4 or 5 times. They first order was delivered quickly and was hot and tasty. this was about 6 months ago. Since then the food and delivery has steadily gone down.The last order I received one week ago was not edible. the won ton soup was cold and very salty. The sweet and sour pork was old and dryed out and they forgot to give me the sauce. I had to throw it out. The fried rice was also dry and definitely not freshly made. I will not order from them again.

    (1)
  • Rick B.

    I have ordered from this place 5 times. The first two times were much better than the old place that was there. I don't know why but for some reason the quality and consistently went down. The last time I ordered the peppers were spoiled. Very inconsistent. Sometimes good sometimes not. If you want to roll the dice and give this place is shot.

    (2)

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Specialities

  • Takes Reservations : No
    Delivery : Yes
    Take-out : Yes
    Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
    Good for Kids : Yes
    Good for Groups : Yes
    Attire : Casual
    Outdoor Seating : No
    Has TV : No
    Waiter Service : Yes
    Caters : Yes

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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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