Westfield Wok

If I could give this place no stars I would. There were hairs in my lo mein and the sesame chicken was grey. Half of the food was either uncooked or inedible. I called them to complain and they offered to send more food which I denied because I don’t want more bad food. I asked for a manager and they said he would be in in an hour to call me. An hour later I got a call from a delivery man saying he was at my address with more food. I then called the restaurant and they said the manager would be in tomorrow not today. They started screaming at me, literally yelling at me and said the manager was on vacation and hung up on me three times. STAY AWAY.

Avoid AT ALL COST!!! TERRIBLE FOOD! I ordered the General Taos chicken, looked like dog food, black mold in the rice. Asked for a different meal, the cook said no. Asked for my money back he said he didn’t know how to do that. How does this place stay in business?

Ewww. The food isn’t that great. Low quality and mushy. The breading fell off the general tsaos chicken and the eggrolls tasted weird. The rice was ok though. Overall I wouldnt recommend this place.

This is by far the worst Chinese food I have ever had! The dumplings were so disgusting, I truly don’t even think the filling was real meat. The shrimp lo mein was barely endible and the pork fried rice was so greasy and bland. After sampling this grossness I brought back everything requesting a refund and was denied
The management was very rude and disrespectful. I would never reccomend this place to anyone even my enemies.

I’m not sure how this place is still open. I ordered C10 and I’m positive it’s not chicken it just melted in my mouth and the ‘string beans’ were cheap cut up frozen not fresh green beans. the veggie lo mein had nothing but cabbage onion and baby corns in it. no pea pods mushrooms water chestnuts nothing. the only good thing was the egg roll.

Westfield Wok is a little Chinese takeout restaurant located in Downtown Westfield across from CVS. The place is order at the counter with open kitchen and there are a few tables for eating in.
The menu offerings include the standard Chinese dishes and items, most priced under $ 10. 29 Lunch Specials ($ 5 plus tax each) served until 3PM with pork fried rice and 29 Combo Meals ($ 7.25-$ 7.95 plus tax each) served with pork fried rice & egg roll are offered.
I was in here for lunch takeout very recently. Oh man, the place inside was very chilly and I could see my breath. For lunch, I ordered the L2 Shrimp Lo Mein ($ 5 plus tax) with Pork Fried Rice, which was all set to go in about 10 minutes. The portion of hot food was enough for a good size lunch. The lo mein dish consisted of mainly soft noodles, cabbage and firm shrimp (not deveined), slightly oily. The fried rice (goldenrod color) consisted of soft rice with onions and tender roast pork chunks (some fatty, some lean). The taste of the food was not too salty. Overall, the food I ordered was very basic and decent.