Szechuan Hot Wok

The hotel staff recommended this place for delivery… I was really surprised! Everything ordered was very good, well cooked and came in generous portions. Delivery was quick and the delivery guy was friendly and even sang a song in Chinese while I signed the ticket! Will surely order again and often!

Pretty good for chinese takout. There are lots in the area but we always go back to this one after being disappointed in the others.
I’ve found they do seem to take more pride in their «regular» menu items than the «special» menu items (entrée + fried rice+ egg roll) so we’ve stopped ordering the specials.
They’re great at special requests like extra spicy or no broccoli and they say they don’t use MSG. Delivery can be slow sometimes. But pick-​up is fine and it’s actually quite fun seeing the frenetic activity in the clean kitchen.

Dirty store, nasty food. Do yourself a favor and go across the street to Happy Garden for a clean kitchen, clean dining room and food that doesn’t taste like the grease that clings in the air here. They may have cheap prices but the quality leaves much to be desired.

I like this place the best depending on what I want. Their soup is average and their dumplings are really good, especially the sauce they have. Their fried rice and lo mein have a lot of veggies in it that you normally don’t have and it gives a strange taste. The egg rolls are the best around and always super cripsy. The spare ribs are tasty but usually overcooked. The fried noodles are always stale. Portions are huge!

so staying at the doubletree hotel my front desk recommended this place. after taking a hour to arrive the food wasnt that great and a entrée came completely different then the menu. so when i called the woman tells me thats the way its suppose to look and was suppose to be a lobster sauce instead looking like a big pint of egg drop snot. so wouldnt refer anyone to eat it… #yuck

My coworkers told me about this place. While attending class at Maritime, I decided to check it out. They have lunch special menu for $ 5.25 and I went with the orange chicken. To my surprise they actually have orange peels cooked with the chicken. This made me very happy as my favorite orange chicken in Cali was cooked this way. My order was cooked fresh, but I highly suggest to call in your order since it took about 20 minutes. I sat waiting patiently and was able to pick up Dunkin Donuts free wi-​fi next door.

Solid take out. I had the orange chicken and a side of steamed brocoli. Good stuff.

So here I am fighting a cold, and the best medicine for that is… spicy Chinese food. I hopped over to Szechuan Hot Wok and got the Orange Chicken lunch special (lunch special = entrée + [white|fried] rice + [egg roll | soup | soda]). Of course, since I hadn’t been here before, I had to try the dumplings.
The dumplings were very good: $ 4 nets you 8 fried beef-​filled dumplings with medium-​to-​thick skins. Only downside was the ‘dumpling sauce’ was basically vegetable oil with chilis floating in it, and a touch of soy. Not particularly appetizing.
(Update– on the second visit, the dumpling sauce was actually dumpling sauce. First time was a fluke)
The Orange Chicken was generously portioned and tasty — dark meat, battered and fried (in a fryolater, not a wok) and then sauced up. Good dish, but a little too heavily sauced.
The hot and sour soup was disappointing — it was gelatinous even when warm, and had very little of either hot or sour flavor. Won’t get that again.
The place is tiny & is built for take-​out — the kitchen is easily three times larger than the counter area. The kitchen is alive with activity, and you can see pretty much everything happening. They seem to be fastidious about cleanliness; I saw the cooks constantly wiping down their areas in the midst of the lunch rush.
So, three stars. I will probably eat here again, but I can’t go to four stars just yet.

In the midst of crabcake mecca… G & M’s…Olive Grove, Snyders Willow Grove… this Chinese take out is across the street from G & M.
Food is good. Not the best but clearly not the worst. Orange beef is a 4 star. Kung pao chicken is 2 stars. Broccoli and beef is four stars… lemon chicken is 3 stars… lo mein is 3 stars… chow mein…2 stars.
Great value for lunch… one entrée… side of rice or noodles… and soup or egg roll for $ 5 out the door… can’t beat that.