King Wok II

Chinese food okay at descent prices.
Delivery time is good.
Nothing out of the ordinary or exceptional, just a run of the mill northern NJ Chinese food joint.
Hard working people’s there. Good for a lazy night in on the couch netfliking.

Looks like your typical chinese food take out but this place is consistently better than most places in the area. They have two tables if you want to eat in, but it’s mostly for take out. Staff is super friendly and delivery is always quick. I’d go for the boneless spareribs or sesame chicken if I were you. They also have great lunch specials served til 3

HORRIBLE !!! Have a nut allergy told them when we ordered that about the nut allergy– We we got the LoMein had a reaction. they used peanut oil!!! my wife went back to tell them — and they said we told them we had a sesame allergy not nuts (I think e know the type of allergy we have) I don’t recommend this place

Food was really great. Tasty and fast if you’re in the area. $ 10 min for credit cards. No place to sit and eat so plan on getting take out.

Wow.
For a while, this affordable take out place was a bit inconsistent in terms of the quality of the ingredients. But, lately they are a fabulous goto for quick, reasonably priced take-​out. True competition for the local high-​end Asian fusion Chinese.

Not much to look at. Kind of take out only place. Food was just OK to bad. Service was hostile. Ate here 3 times and it was always the same. After the last time I did not feel well so I am done. With so many other Chinese places around you can do better at another place that may care about customers

Just moved to Hawthorne and wanted to try a new chinese place. I knew my family wanted combo dishes, so I wasn’t going to Baumgarts or something similar. Hole in the wall chinese in my favorite. We ordered everything online using their website and it could not have been easier. I dont like calling up places so the online tool will keep me coming back.
The food came 40 minutes later. It was New Years day at 5pm so I am sure they were busy. Everyone got their own dish and then we ordered 2 large pints of wonton and wonton eggdrop mix. The sesame chicken was a bit too doughey on the outside for my liking, but for $ 7 a combo platter, you cant go wrong. They also have double combo platters, genius idea. I got sesame chicken and boneless spare ribs for $ 11. It was A LOT more food and worth the extra $ 4. They even threw in some soda and eggrolls for free.
If I could I would rate this 3.5.

Stopped by here for a quick bite to eat since I was in the area for new glasses (review of MoreEye II to follow). Ordered one set of fried pork dumplings, which were decent, but nothing to write home about.
The store front is a tad ghetto (for such a nice area) because even though it has a proper restaurant door propped open, there’s a closed screen door you have to go through. An old, beat up, wooden, unpainted, half falling off the hinges, might get tetanus from touching it, screen door.
After gingerly pushing it open with the finger you are most willing to lose, you enter into an area that is clearly meant to be a takeout restaurant with a surprisingly large waiting area and already waiting customers on your left. Then you realize that what you took to be a really large area was really just half the size due to the mirror on the wall, and the waiting customer (s) was actually yourself (and anyone else walking in with you). At this point, DON’T, for the love of god, look around furtively or ask your companion if they made this same assumption. It will only lead to laughter directed at you and an invisible cone of shame.
There was only one table with 4 chairs so if you’re looking to eat in, hurry and claim the table (which can be done by casually draping your coat on the chairs, or crouching on the table and hissing at all others who come near).
The dumplings came out quickly, was piping hot, fresh, and they didn’t skimp with either the dumpling sauce or hot sauce (when asked). It was pretty cheap too.
Not sure if I’d come here again just for the food, but it wouldn’t be too bad of a place to stop by to ease some hunger pains if I’m already in the area.