Great restaurant! I went there for lunch a few days ago and had their General Tso special which included fried rice for less than 6 bucks. Came out hot, crispy, and just fantastic. I gotta admit, part of the reason it was so fantastic is I ate it at their restaurant, I think once it probably sits in the container it steams out the crispness. I used to visit the restaurant a few years back, and WOW, they did an awesome job renovating/and or maybe moving it down the street?!? Looks great!!!!
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Glenn C.
Thank you Doubletree hotel for this great recommendation :( The only good part is that they delivered in under 30 minutes. It is located across from Fridays at the Consol arena. Wonton soup had undercooked noodles. Cream Cheese puffs were just bad! Pork Fried rice was lightly brown in color and didn't have much flavor. The pork ribs were OK and the happy family main dish was a ripoff. There were no Scallops or Lobster meat. There were a few giant shrimp and much sliced pork. The beef and chicken were of very poor quality. It did come with broccoli and carrots. The sauce was very bland. Unfortunately there was only 1 prior review on Yelp. Mine makes 2. Prices were very reasonable and now I can see why.
(1)
Allison B.
Price to quality for china wok is great. Their sushi and typical American Chinese offering are as good as you'll find elsewhere, even if it isn't the most "authentic". The Wok is a great lunch option for a typical weekday, but I wouldn't take a girl here to impress her.
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Tiffany Y.
I have eaten dinner at this casual American Chinese restaurant a few times so far, and I am sure that I will eat here many more times, given its location to my apartment and Consol Energy Center. However, the food tastes just OK, and I am extremely uncomfortable with how the restaurant writes our credit card number in our email, on the receipt that the delivery person's brings, etc. The restaurant does have some seating inside, but it can fill up with customers when a hockey game is about to begin across the street.
(3)
Chelsea S.
I'm a fan of China Wok. Since the remodel, you can sit down and have a waitress serve you. They also have sushi at a great deal... $7 for 2 rolls, $10 for 3 (for the basic rolls.. some examples are shrimp tempura, spicy tuna, salmon. Some also have cream cheese, cucumber, avocado, ect. ) They also have another page for sushi entrees which is much larger and a more unique choice of their sushi. We've always enjoyed ourselves here.
(4)
Leah W.
It is just ok.
(1)
Caitlin H.
Worst fortunes ever! Generally speaking the one thing you can count on from a Chinese place is the fortune cookie, but China wok somehow messes up even that! Deplorable service, food takes an average of 2 hours to deliver. 2 hours!! I will add that I live like not even five minutes away so this is completely unreasonable! Also the food is egregious!! Beef and broccoli- the sauce was runny and nasty General tso's chicken- bad, just bad Lo mein- how do you screw up lo mein?? Ask china wok Overall this is probably the worst restaurant in Pittsburgh Unfortunately I have made the mistake of ordering from this place far too many times but I resolve to avoid this place in the future and advise all off you to do the same
(1)
L Stephanie L.
Cheap with nice service. Wonton soup was not the best I've ever had because the noodles were kind of undercooked. I'm a big salt fan--so was the Roasted pork fried rice. If you're not though, this might not be the dish for you. Overall, it's ok. Non-complicated food for non-complicated people. It's better than TGIF (which is across the street) and their clientele.
(3)
Dan L.
This is my go-to Chinese place. Super-fast delivery, solid staples for a typical Chinese place. By far the best part of ordering China Wok is the phone call. I once dreaded the sharp orders coming through the other line, but I've come to appreciate the humor and adventure in successfully placing an order. Just make sure you check the menu first before you call. If you hesitate on the phone, watch out! (It's awesome)
(4)
Darren W.
We came here prior to watching WWE Monday Night Raw live at the Consol Energy Center, and I didn't find it lousy at all. Our dinner at China Wok was very solid Chinese fare to me, and I'm glad we chanced upon the place as we walked down 5th Avenue towards the arena. I randomly ordered the Chicken Wings and Fried Rice and am happy to report that the wings, drumette and flat left connected, were a smash with their brittle skin and supple, unctuous, briny meat. Never did I think that some of the greatest chicken wings ever could be found at a Chinese restaurant. The bed of fried rice was but an afterthought but served its purpose. Steamed dumplings. What restaurant falters at these? China Wok certainly does not. The potsticker was soft, the meat inside was dense and peppered with bits of onion, and overall, I was reminded of why I always want to order these easy Asian crowd pleasers. Kay had something with shrimp and langostinos in it, and I snatched up the chunks of properly cooked seafood anxiously when she decided she couldn't finish her dinner. A triad of China Wok's almond cookies can be had for just 60 cents, but their chewiness and mild sweetness makes them worth 6 dollars. I hate to say that there were no rip-offs nor was there any blandness on our end save for the fried rice. The service was good, the food was mostly above average...sorry. Mine makes...3! Yay? P.S. Considering concession stand prices, my wallet was relieved by China Wok's criminal affordability, and again, quality food. To think that we almost hit the new TGI Friday's nearby.
(4)
Fred D.
Solid four stars. Nothing is perfect, but it's fast, cheap, and delicious.
(4)
Kay E.
Very good Chinese can be had here. We came prior to seeing Raw at the arena. The shrimp and langostino dish I had was yummy as were the dumplings. Very clean too.
(4)
Alley W.
One of the best Chinese Food Rest. in Pittsburgh i order from here at least once a week :) :) :)
(4)
C S.
So my coworkers and I have ordered from this place a few times. The last time they mixed up one of my coworkers orders with someone elses. They told him they wanted the order they gave him BACK. He said he already started eating it, and they said they still wanted it back. He gave it back to them and we hoped they did not give it to the other person who actually ordered it. We should have learned our lesson after that experience, but we did not... A few weeks later several of us ordered again. When my food came there was a MAGGOT in it. That's right, a MAGGOT! I told my coworkers and nobody wanted to eat their food after that. We immediately called and told them about the situation and instead of offering a REFUND and APOLOGIES, they argued with us and told us they would not refund us but simply give us 10% off of our next order. They never apologized and would not give us a full refund or any other compensation except for saying that next time we call we will get 10%. COMPLETELY RIDICULOUS! I am calling the health department. Hopefully I didn't eat anything harmful before my discovery.
(1)
Mary Ellen C.
Speedy quick delivery. Able to order completely on the iPad. Good Chinese comfort food for a sick patient in the hospital.
Takes Reservations : No Delivery : Yes Take-out : Yes Accepts Credit Cards : Yes Good For : Lunch Good for Kids : Yes Good for Groups : Yes Attire : Casual Noise Level : Quiet Alcohol : No Outdoor Seating : No Wi-Fi : Free Has TV : No Waiter Service : Yes
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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(4)Matthew M.
Great restaurant! I went there for lunch a few days ago and had their General Tso special which included fried rice for less than 6 bucks. Came out hot, crispy, and just fantastic. I gotta admit, part of the reason it was so fantastic is I ate it at their restaurant, I think once it probably sits in the container it steams out the crispness. I used to visit the restaurant a few years back, and WOW, they did an awesome job renovating/and or maybe moving it down the street?!? Looks great!!!!
(5)Glenn C.
Thank you Doubletree hotel for this great recommendation :( The only good part is that they delivered in under 30 minutes. It is located across from Fridays at the Consol arena. Wonton soup had undercooked noodles. Cream Cheese puffs were just bad! Pork Fried rice was lightly brown in color and didn't have much flavor. The pork ribs were OK and the happy family main dish was a ripoff. There were no Scallops or Lobster meat. There were a few giant shrimp and much sliced pork. The beef and chicken were of very poor quality. It did come with broccoli and carrots. The sauce was very bland. Unfortunately there was only 1 prior review on Yelp. Mine makes 2. Prices were very reasonable and now I can see why.
(1)Allison B.
Price to quality for china wok is great. Their sushi and typical American Chinese offering are as good as you'll find elsewhere, even if it isn't the most "authentic". The Wok is a great lunch option for a typical weekday, but I wouldn't take a girl here to impress her.
(4)Tiffany Y.
I have eaten dinner at this casual American Chinese restaurant a few times so far, and I am sure that I will eat here many more times, given its location to my apartment and Consol Energy Center. However, the food tastes just OK, and I am extremely uncomfortable with how the restaurant writes our credit card number in our email, on the receipt that the delivery person's brings, etc. The restaurant does have some seating inside, but it can fill up with customers when a hockey game is about to begin across the street.
(3)Chelsea S.
I'm a fan of China Wok. Since the remodel, you can sit down and have a waitress serve you. They also have sushi at a great deal... $7 for 2 rolls, $10 for 3 (for the basic rolls.. some examples are shrimp tempura, spicy tuna, salmon. Some also have cream cheese, cucumber, avocado, ect. ) They also have another page for sushi entrees which is much larger and a more unique choice of their sushi. We've always enjoyed ourselves here.
(4)Leah W.
It is just ok.
(1)Caitlin H.
Worst fortunes ever! Generally speaking the one thing you can count on from a Chinese place is the fortune cookie, but China wok somehow messes up even that! Deplorable service, food takes an average of 2 hours to deliver. 2 hours!! I will add that I live like not even five minutes away so this is completely unreasonable! Also the food is egregious!! Beef and broccoli- the sauce was runny and nasty General tso's chicken- bad, just bad Lo mein- how do you screw up lo mein?? Ask china wok Overall this is probably the worst restaurant in Pittsburgh Unfortunately I have made the mistake of ordering from this place far too many times but I resolve to avoid this place in the future and advise all off you to do the same
(1)L Stephanie L.
Cheap with nice service. Wonton soup was not the best I've ever had because the noodles were kind of undercooked. I'm a big salt fan--so was the Roasted pork fried rice. If you're not though, this might not be the dish for you. Overall, it's ok. Non-complicated food for non-complicated people. It's better than TGIF (which is across the street) and their clientele.
(3)Dan L.
This is my go-to Chinese place. Super-fast delivery, solid staples for a typical Chinese place. By far the best part of ordering China Wok is the phone call. I once dreaded the sharp orders coming through the other line, but I've come to appreciate the humor and adventure in successfully placing an order. Just make sure you check the menu first before you call. If you hesitate on the phone, watch out! (It's awesome)
(4)Darren W.
We came here prior to watching WWE Monday Night Raw live at the Consol Energy Center, and I didn't find it lousy at all. Our dinner at China Wok was very solid Chinese fare to me, and I'm glad we chanced upon the place as we walked down 5th Avenue towards the arena. I randomly ordered the Chicken Wings and Fried Rice and am happy to report that the wings, drumette and flat left connected, were a smash with their brittle skin and supple, unctuous, briny meat. Never did I think that some of the greatest chicken wings ever could be found at a Chinese restaurant. The bed of fried rice was but an afterthought but served its purpose. Steamed dumplings. What restaurant falters at these? China Wok certainly does not. The potsticker was soft, the meat inside was dense and peppered with bits of onion, and overall, I was reminded of why I always want to order these easy Asian crowd pleasers. Kay had something with shrimp and langostinos in it, and I snatched up the chunks of properly cooked seafood anxiously when she decided she couldn't finish her dinner. A triad of China Wok's almond cookies can be had for just 60 cents, but their chewiness and mild sweetness makes them worth 6 dollars. I hate to say that there were no rip-offs nor was there any blandness on our end save for the fried rice. The service was good, the food was mostly above average...sorry. Mine makes...3! Yay? P.S. Considering concession stand prices, my wallet was relieved by China Wok's criminal affordability, and again, quality food. To think that we almost hit the new TGI Friday's nearby.
(4)Fred D.
Solid four stars. Nothing is perfect, but it's fast, cheap, and delicious.
(4)Kay E.
Very good Chinese can be had here. We came prior to seeing Raw at the arena. The shrimp and langostino dish I had was yummy as were the dumplings. Very clean too.
(4)Alley W.
One of the best Chinese Food Rest. in Pittsburgh i order from here at least once a week :) :) :)
(4)C S.
So my coworkers and I have ordered from this place a few times. The last time they mixed up one of my coworkers orders with someone elses. They told him they wanted the order they gave him BACK. He said he already started eating it, and they said they still wanted it back. He gave it back to them and we hoped they did not give it to the other person who actually ordered it. We should have learned our lesson after that experience, but we did not... A few weeks later several of us ordered again. When my food came there was a MAGGOT in it. That's right, a MAGGOT! I told my coworkers and nobody wanted to eat their food after that. We immediately called and told them about the situation and instead of offering a REFUND and APOLOGIES, they argued with us and told us they would not refund us but simply give us 10% off of our next order. They never apologized and would not give us a full refund or any other compensation except for saying that next time we call we will get 10%. COMPLETELY RIDICULOUS! I am calling the health department. Hopefully I didn't eat anything harmful before my discovery.
(1)Mary Ellen C.
Speedy quick delivery. Able to order completely on the iPad. Good Chinese comfort food for a sick patient in the hospital.
(3)Amanda B.
Best cheese won-tons
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