Quick Wok

Not sure why all the bad reviews.. I received a door hanger from this restaurant and decided to give it a try. IT WAS BOMB! Got my food in like 10 minutes. It was so hot I almost burnt myself (that's a good thing). Hot and sour soup was the best out of all of the Chinese restaurants I have tried. Egg Foo Yung was straight fire. Love the extra brown sauce and huge pieces of pork. It's hard to even find a place that offers that dish. Everything was off the chain!! 10 out of 10!

We were looking for a good Chinese restaurant and we found one!! I like the inclusiveness of the restaurant, which has both an English and a Spanish menu taped to the glass that you can read at the front door. The inside is very clean, and pretty. Three of us are life-long vegetarians and were very pleased with our many options. One of us got the chicken fried rice, and declared it the best she ever had. The 3 vegetarian meals all came with a bowl of white rice, and, were delicious. The lady who took our order was so sweet and very patient. Can't wait to go again!

I’m not sure why this place has a 3.5 overall rating…because my food was DELICIOUS! I had the shrimp and broccoli lomein combo with a spring roll. The shrimp were huge, it was lots of perfectly steamed broccoli in my order, and the lomein was perfectly cooked with tons of sauce already mixed in the dish! Not to mention the spring roll was also cooked to perfection! And also very cost effective…. I will definitely be returning to place! Please show them some love…you won’t be disappointed.

I felt bad that a family run restaurant like this had no traffic on a sunday afternoon. I went in and ordered hot and spicy soup and sa cha pork. It wasnt as spicy as i thought it would be but i loved it. In these hard times for small businesses like these please be patient. For comments before me, it was run by 2 people( up in age fyi), staffs are hard to find or maybe they cant afford it, dont order deliveries, there is no staffs. They tried to accomodate when things were well, not anymore. I for sure will be back.

Quiet little hole-in-wall Chinese restaurant. Not a lot of foot traffic, but is a quaint little mom & pop style place. Had the General Tso lunch and didn't have to pay through the nose like some other places. Chicken was nicely portioned out, and had a good sized side of the fried rice. Decor is minimalist, but has a homely feel to it. Music is easy and subdued so as not to assail you or overpower a conversation between table mates, or the sigle-serve friend you meet while waiting for your meal. Doesn't bring in a huge crowd, but has a nice feel that will bring me back for another round.