Wok with Ming

This is our new regular "go to" for takeout. The place is tiny so don't plan on eating in. My favorites are the teriyaki chicken and the special egg rolls. My family enjoys the lo mein as well. Portions are generous and staff is very friendly. Don't miss this neighborhood gem :)

Review update, and sadly, some criticism.Been coming here for years, our favorite Chinese takeout. This time, disappointed. Beef chow mein, some of the beef rather chewy, not as good quality as previous visits.Giant egg rolls, smaller, with more roll and less filling. Kinda tasteless. Wife's chicken lo mein not as good as in past times. Less chicken, less flavor. Crab puffs tasted....off.A bit greasy, maybe an oil issue.And lastly, they forgot the white rice that comes with the entree.Hopefully this was just a bad day. We have driven 40 minutes to get here, and if today was an indication of Future standards, we're eating closer to home.

This is a very small restaurant with one table for 4 people to eat in and a bench to sit and wait for to go orders. Got here around 11:45AM and there was a good stream of customers placing orders to go. While waiting I noticed they have a section selling chopsticks, and they even had children's Disney chopsticks. We waited about 20 minutes for our food and though we only ordered 2 dishes, it felt very heavy. Instead of their lunch specials, we ordered a couple of regular entrees. I thought General Tso Chicken was ok. I liked it wasn't very sweet and breading was minimal. You could actually taste big chunks of chicken. Unfortunately, I did not enjoy the Beef Lo Mein at all. I immediately smelled and tasted old oil which was very off putting and was very bland. I love vegetables and was disappointed with how little there was. Hubs even commented about the lack of vegetables. The portions are huge and we could only finish about a third. They give you a ton of food and the prices are lower than other Chinese restaurants around here. Service was also good. The question I always ask myself is would I return for their food and sadly the answer is no.

WOK THIS WAYThe food got me to TALK THIS WAY because of how delicious it is. The lunch specials are such a great deal they got me to Run DMC over during my breaks from work. The food is cooked fresh at a big portion, served with an eggroll and crab puff on the side. The prices are so cheap for the quality of these plates it's unbelievable in today's economy. The lunch specials are comprised of their Americanized Chinese dishes, nevertheless, they are tasty. I'll just give it a Chef Kiss, Ooh a-like this!There are traditional authentic Chinese dishes available too on what seems to be a secret menu, which you will just have to be able to communicate in Chinese to order. I have not ventured to try them yet but I see plenty of ethnic patrons carrying out stacks of their catering trays of food. For a non-speaking Twinkie, a.k.a. banana, like myself, who likes authentic Chinese food but doesn't know a lick of the language, I wish there were pictures with English to describe the authentic dishes. I would probably be going there more if they did. The funny thing is that they sell little trinkets and novelty items too. So shop while you wait. LOLOne thing you should know is that there is no dine-in availability. Wok-ins not accepted (unless it is to-go)! Ha! It is carryout or delivery only. But don't let that deter you from trying out this hidden gem of a restaurant.

First look you wouldn't think it would be tasty behind door number 1. But, you should definitely enter !!! It's definitely more of a take out type of Chinese restaurant, but there are a few tables to sit at.Ordered the Orange chicken which was fantastic. Came with a side cup of sauce which was just a tad spicey enough to taste flavor. Also ordered the Mongolian beef, absolutely by far the best beef I've tasted at a Chinese restaurant. Highly recommend!!!!.Had the typical fried rice, which, was typically cooked .Overall outside of cluttered looking restaurant the food is by far very recommended.I would rate this a 4.7 for food out 5 and maybe a 3.8 to 4.0 for restaurant comfort.Have to try it, you won't be disappointed.

Great food, friendly staff.Beef Chow fun was delicious!Authentic Cuisine, reasonably priced.

We wanted to find a good Chinese food takeout location and we found Wok with Ming. We ordered on their website because it was more convenient for us. We ordered a small Hot and Sour Soup ($2.50), a Mongolian Beef ($13.38) (substituted rice for Lo Mein ($3.50)), a Honey Walnut Shrimp ($16.38) (substituted rice for Lo Mein ($3.50)), an Eggplant Garlic Sauce ($11.38) (substituted rice for Fried Rice ($2.50)), and a Black Pepper Chicken ($13.38) (substituted rice for Fried Rice ($2.50)).It was a lot of food but we were hungry. We arrived to pick up our takeout order. They were just finishing up our order so we waited a few minutes. The food looked and smelled good. The Hot and Sour Soup was good and very close if not exactly how I remembered it at other restaurants. The Mongolian Beef was delicious, the Honey Walnut Shrimp was not bad, the Eggplant Garlic Sauce was good, and the Black Pepper Chicken was delicious. The Lo Mein and Fried Rice were both okay to me. I would recommend any of those items if you needed recommendations.Great place for food and I will be back in the future to try other things on the menu.

First thing, not actually a complaint, the portions are HUGE. However, the food is low quality garbage so having more of it isn't a blessing. The shrimp was fishy, the pork was chewy and inedible and the chicken tasted old. The broccoli was fresh tasting. Service was great but I wont go back.

Forgot to take pictures of food, but it was AMAZING!!! It was very clean. Person working at the front was sweet and kind. 10/10 for me! Price is cheap for the amount of food they give you! Love it

Tiny, family run place, only 2 tables. Very authentic. It appears that most customers are Asian. Reliable good quality food. Large portions. For lunch special, you'll get entree, rice, small spring roll, little cream filled dumpling, and folding money back if you give them a $10 bill! Amazing good prices. This is not Panda Express food. Consequently, you may not like true Chinese food.