New China Wok Chinese Kitchen

Ordered China Wok through UberEats and it was possibly one of the better Chinese foods I've had! Beef and broccoli combo and boneless spare ribs combo both came with pork fried rice of which you could taste the fire! Good flavor and the food had just the right amount of grease to soak up my hangover. Not oily and gross like some other places do it!Did I eat Chinese take out on my bed? Yes, don't judge me lol it was one of those days.

Def the best Chinese food in the downtown / fort Greene area. Chicken wings are legit

This isn't the fanciest place around but it's reliable, it's quick and it's delicious. I always opt for the egg drop wonton soup or pork fried rice and I haven't been disappointed yet. This place is tiny and has 2 tables, so I'd only recommend it for takeout but you can call ahead and walk over and it makes for an easy process!

I randomly picked this place last week , got some really good beef and steamed rice , great price . I made the mistake of going there 2 more times . The second time around I ordered Mongolian beef again and got food that looked good but ,while eating I came across a light green plastic like , rubber like chunk of junk about the size of 2 starburts . I gave them the benefit of the doubt so 3 days later I returned ........The food gave me debilitating diarrhea for days , sure it was food poisoning !! Cheap but junk don't go there !!You get what you pay for !

Sometimes you're just too tired to cook. And sometimes, you've just watched a documentary on Netflix and General Tso's chicken and have to disgrace your ancestors by ordering run-of-the-mill Americanized Chinese food. And sometimes there's a place close enough you can see it from your window.This perfect storm led me to order from China Wok for the first time. I've lived within two blocks of the place for the better part of 5 years and never once thought to stop in. But hey, it had decent Yelp reviews.Service is quick. So quick that it starts to make you wonder. It should take more than 10 minutes to cook chicken. But I was hungry.The General Tso's was okay, but not great. Only two pieces of soggy broccoli, and the textureless fried chicken was a decent canvas for the slightly spicy sauce. Had it over brown rice, which is a nice option.Also ordered a large hot and sour soup, which was just meh. Not too hot and not too sour. Needed much more red vinegar for tang.Had a hankering for egg rolls, so ordered two of those. Very large (pause here for egg roll jokes), but not that great. Crispy though.All that was had for under $13. At the end of the day, I'm glad there's a Chinese restaurant close to my apartment (that's not Halal). But I don't think I'll come back unless I'm super drunk or watch another documentary about Chinese food.

My search criteria was 'healthy and cheap' and it delivered! I had the mixed vegetables which had large chunks of delicious cauliflower, mushroom and carrots and more - just what I was after. There's also good value combo deals on the back of the menu which I missed when I ordered. And they have even healthier options where everything is steamed as with no added salt. Super happy with this.

Score one of the two tables here and you might feel as if you've ascended to the Iron Throne. I came on a late afternoon, when it was empty, and can imagine the fight for the two tables at peak. This clean hole in the wall serves up inexpensive and tasty Chinese fast food. The broccoli in my shrimp and broccoli was cooked to crunchy perfection, the shrimp had that slightest crisp to the exterior that I loved, as if the shrimp had been brined lightly and dusted with cornstarch before the wok stir fry that sealed in the juicy interior. They were a good size for a lunch special that was only $6.75. The brown sauce was surprisingly not as greasy as I expected but a mite salty, not enough to offend. Portions were huge, for the lunch special, and I polished off the remainder of meal later at the BBG, and was too full to eat dinner. The hot and sour soup I chose with the lunch special was a surprise. I was suspicious when the man who took my order said it had to be made as that takes a while. Methinks the cook got creative and added hot sauce to egg drop soup, threw in some mushrooms, cabbage and bamboo shoots and some pickled cabbage. It was no hot and sour soup I had ever tasted before, but it was strangely tasty, if again a bit on the salty side. Service here is very polite and efficient. A solid Americanized Chinese take out joint, stressing the word Take Out.Note; their lunch specials are on the weekends too, and how many places do that!

The trick to this place and nearly all corner chinese food joints is get something with a lot of vegetables and go with an unbreaded chicken. Most of these places get the same food and ingredients from the same suppliers. that means they all have the same wontons, dumplings, egg rolls, etc. They only way a places like New China Wok stands out is how well they cook the food and how often they change the fry oil. Everything is usually cooked perfectly and flavors are just right. It does not have that old, burnt disgusting oil smell most of the older Brooklyn joints have. The family that runs it is super nice but most importantly they provide great service.Suggest food: Anything with out a breaded chicken and fresh veggies. Cashew chicken is a real winner.

Chinese food is always a hit or miss and I found that this place was a hit. My usual Chinese takeout place has really gone downhill so I went looking for a new place on Yelp, and this one seemed promising for a good meal (all the bad reviews seem to be service related so who cares). We ordered boneless spare rib tips with pork fried rice, sesame chicken with white rice, and fried chicken wings with French fries. I tasted everyone's dish and I couldn't decide which was my favorite. Everything tasted fresh, the textures were good (which is soo important with sesame chicken), nothing was soggy, or old. In terms of flavor, it definitely got the job done. Obviously not a gourmet meal or anything, but super satisfying, comforting, Americanized Chinese. This is my new Chinese food spot.

As soon as I finished placing the order I was kicked out the store. The lady was very rude that took the order. Had to go back inside to pick up my food. Asked for some duck sauce and the lady started complaining. To top it off the food wasn't that great. I asked for 2 egg rolls & fried dumpling. I got 2 hard ass egg rolls that tasted old. Last but not least I didn't even get my dumpling fried. IF I COULD GIVE IS NO STARS I WOULD . Wouldn't recommend anyone to buy food here.