About - First Wok
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Amenities and More
Offerings
- Comfort food
- Quick bite
- Small plates
Accessibility
- Wheelchair accessible entrance
- Wheelchair accessible parking lot
- Wheelchair accessible seating
Atmosphere
- Casual
- Quiet
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All the staff were very polite and professional, the establishment was clean, the rest of my party of 5 has no complaints with the rangoon, or Honey chicken and what can really be said for rice, however the General Tso chicken wasn't edible not sure if there was chicken, just burnt oiled batter one could chip a tooth on if they were determined to try to utilize it as food. In all reality the new parking lot outside looked like it might be a better flavor. Quite disappointed
This placed is nostalgic, endearing, and reminds me of a simple time. They keep it very clean and the food is made fresh and delicious. I got the orange chicken with fried rice and hot and sour soup, would totally come again!
Have decent prices, they are closed Tuesdays which unfortunately is often when the mood hits me. Calling ahead is advisable so cuts your pickup time down. Not crazy about their egg rolls and pretty consistent on flavor. They are in a busy area of the shopping center so parking can be a bit of an issue and safely backing out to leave can be tricky. One is better to park further out in the extended parking lot. Unless you know their language communication can be difficult but I've managed to get our order to go correct most of the time. Don't count on getting a fortune cookie as that went away. The portion sizes have shrunk but again the prices have not skyrocketed in recent years so it's still a fair value. They've done away with eating inside ever since the whole Covid idea. I believe they also own the Asian Buffet in the shopping building under remodel behind McDonald's on W. Henderson just with a more limited menu and take out only. The Buffet place allows dine-in or carryout but I'm holding off on it until the remodeling is complete. They show to be open but it just doesn't sit right with me to think about eating food cooked anywhere near a remodel effort. Also, the Buffet location has pretty well doubled in their pricing in the last few years but every now and then the cravings hit a person. Unless you care to drive to Burleson or Ft. Worth it's really your only two options for this type of food, other than the short order / fast food Jack N Box's 2 locations in Cleburne. BTW, JACK N BOX does have better Egg Rolls and their Teriyaki Bowl is pretty flavorful with a fair price for it, especially when the craving hits you on Tuesday and the WOK is closed.