D Wok Express

I tried this place because I wanted a particular dish that the other Chinese restaurant didn't have on Gessner. I ordered chicken and vegetables and it came with a spring roll and for $1.00 extra egg drop soup. It was good but my only beef was the fact the container was over spilling with sauce. It was so bad it was at the bottom of the bag.The service was fast and quick but next time I don't want a bag soaked with sauce. If I want to try this place again I will just another dish that isn't a mess.

I went to D Wok Express one night and I didn't like my first impression - not a single Chinese character on the menu nor on the wall; nada, zilch, not even a Chinese painting. I thought 'uh oh'. After stripping out my usual expectations in Chinese food, this was just a-OK for me. My first visit, when I was about to order, their phone rang. That was a long phone order. The clock was ticking. Then, I asked another lady for help, the phone rang again. At this time, I was there nearly 15 minutes and still not ordered yet. After she hung up the phone, she told me that I need to wait 10-15 minutes for the food, "this is not a fast food restaurant. Everything has to be made to order." I replied, "Don't worry about it. I'll come back tomorrow". So, I kept my word and went back the next day. I had to make sure I had enough time to dine in. I immediately ordered vegetable chopsuey, wonton soup and a hot tea. The tea came in a small teapot and a coffee cup with distorted Chinese printing. The soup was served in a cereal bowl with fried wonton strips in a cafeteria-style soup bowl. The rice was in another cafeteria-style soup bowl. I was looking at the mixed matched utensils and melamine dinnerware on my table. I thought, "oh boy, this would not be the place to have your first date."The Food - * Tea was bland because the lukewarm water couldn't brew the tea bag. *Failed** Wonton was good and broth tasted just right. However, I don't know what the wonton strips were for. I almost sprinkle some sugar on top to make myself a desert.* Steamed rice was fluffy and aromatic. *Excellent** Chopsuey was the challenge part - Broccoli was so hot and it burned my tongue. Other vegetables were less hot. Celery had pineapple-flavored sweetness on it. Sugar peas were crunchy. Flavor on the sauce was pretty good, without any traces of MSG. It was nice to chat with staff about some interesting demographic info. Their clientele is mostly Spanish-speaking customers and rarely seeing Asians. She was bragging about their best selling point - the volume. I complimented on the photos of the "all day lunch specials" being a good value. For only $6.99, it comes with entree, fried rice, egg roll and a canned soda. It's discounted at $6.49, if you ordered by 4 pm.

They're probably the best tasting delivery Chinese food around the area where I stay. However, they tend to have issues with delivery like, correctly inputting credit card information then not allowing you to have delivery again as if it was your fault. Today it was not delivering the spring rolls with the orders. Then, after calling immediately to ask about the missing food and being give the option to either have money refunded or food delivered again and choosing the latter, being told that it will take another 30-45mins for 2 damn spring rolls. Like really? I live less than 5miles drone here. Can't someone just walk them over? Geeze Also, they basically give all the vegetables and barely protein when you order things like shrimp and broccoli like I did.

I'm so glad I moved to this area. I love this place. Really nice people with GREAT FOOD!! The takeout process was so easy and the delivery charge was only $1.50. The food was fantastic. No over exaggeration. I'm sold on D Wok Express and it's my new spot for Chinese.

Just ordered D Wok for home delivery. If you're looking for "Basic Chinese food " this is a good choice in the Spring Branch area.Everything was plentiful and arrived hot. Pepper Steak was more steak than pepper, onions and carrots. A plus in my view. 8/10Sweet & Sour Pork was not too breaded and the sweet sauce not too sweet. 9/10Shrimp Fried Rice was some of the better I've had recently. Good flavor and the right amount of shrimp. 10/10Lemon Pepper Chicken Wings were on steroids (huge) but something was off. Maybe the oil was old. 4/10Overall, not bad. I do wish they featured soups on the DoorDash menu. Give them a try.

Awful. The worst customer service and dirty storefront = dirty kitchen. I would settle for panda and avoid this place at all costs.

I've finally found a delicious Chinese restaurant!This place has very fresh and quality food. The front lady was super nice and friendly. I love supporting local businesses, and they have just earned a loyal customer!

yikes they serve cockroaches within your meal! yesterday my coworker eat half her order and find a cockroach was cooked within her lunch! seriously, they offered to cook a fresh batch, she ask for a full refund!

Went to lunch with my sister one day and stopped by this place. It's a small quaint place. Owners were friendly. I ordered the pan fried potstickers( were delicious) and my sister ordered the po-po platter. It came with a fried shrimp, chicken wing, crab Rangoon, chicken in a stick. Everything was horrible on this platter. My sister couldn't eat it. We ordered the teriyaki chicken and combo fried rice. The Teriyaki chicken was basically grilled chicken with Teriyaki sauce poured in it. The chicken was dry. The only item we enjoyed was the Combo fried rice. In all we spend close $50 and was disappointed with our experience

Been meaning to try this place since I moved to the area 9 months ago and they did not disappoint. I had an orange chicken lunch special and it was hot and ready in about 5 minutes. It was so good! I'll definitely be returning.