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Grand Wok Chinese Kitchen

3.4 (32 reviews)
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Open 12:00 pm - 10:00 PM

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Phil C.

Called in for takeout on a Thursday evening. Had three entrées, was ready in about 15 minutes. No tables for dining in. Fried wontons were crisp and had a small amount of meat filling. Fried rice was a bit on the hard side, otherwise typical Americanized style, heavy on the salt and MSG. Lo mein was fairly basic, and had onions that were a little tough and undercooked, although noodles and meat tasted fine. Egg foo young was decently done, not overcooked, served with gravy over the top. Prices were reasonable for the generous portion sizes though. Fine place if you're looking for fast Chinese food and not picky.

Shrimp with weird coating in the dish.

This was THE WORST tasting Chinese food I have ever tasted in my life. As an ardent fan of Asian food, I was duped by the previous good ratings. My Shrimp with Lobster sauce had some kind of weird coating on the shrimp that had a sweet taste--the sauce was thin as water. The whole thing was just disgusting! I could not eat any of it -- it tasted sooo bad. My daughter had orange chicken and sesame chicken as back up because she's had bad orange chicken before. Both dishes tasted exactly the same and neither tasted like any Orange Chicken or Sesame Chicken we have ever had before. Those good reviews must be relatives or folks in St. Louis have never had good Chinese food so they don't know any better.

Garlic chicken
Jessie E.

Real authentic Chinese food. Absolutely delicious and the customer service was wonderful I had the garlic chicken extra spicy.

Egg Rolls
Kristen S.

Was hopeful after reading other reviews for a new Chinese Food Delivery Spot. Will not be ordering from here again. The Fried Rice was yellow for no apparent reason (zero flavor). The Crab Rangoons had little to no stuffing. Requested hot sweet and sour sauce and received packets. The St. Paul Sandwich did not have lettuce, onion, or mayo. To top it all off, there were NO fortune cookies!!! South City HAS better options than this.

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Tom F.

Thought this place was closed since they never answer their phone but then I received a menu in the mail a couple days ago.. I thought maybe they had closed temporarily due to covid and they were now back? So I called and again no answer. I'm not going to try anymore.

General Tso's Chicken
Joseph P.

I was driving south on Grand looking for a cheap and quick place to eat when I happened upon Grand Wok. It's a very small, family owned restaurant with an extensive and cheap menu. I ordered the General Tso's Chicken which came with pork fried rice and an egg roll. That and a glass of water ran me a whopping $4.50! It doesn't get any cheaper than that, folks! I was pleasantly surprised at the bold, spicy flavor of the chicken. There were even two whole chilies cooked in the mix. The rice and egg roll were average, but the chicken was excellent. There was also some fresh steamed broccoli on the side. The woman at the cash register was super friendly. There were customers that came in who she knew by name...Very cool! To every order that came through the door she would say about a 10 minute wait for the food. More like less than 5! Worry not, the food does not suffer from being cooked up quickly. If you live around Carondelet Park or are in the neighborhood, give this place a shot. You will not be disappointed!

White Ass slimy meat
Todd W.

Serving raw food asking can I reorder something else An she got mad An told me no you can't switch it out cause you don't like it never said I didn't like it it just not don't wanted to order so thing else menu fuck this place there fuck disrespectful I spend my money here a lot damn ner everyday An this how they treat there customers ....

Mongolian beef? More like Mongolian onions.

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Lobby smells like mold. I had to stand outside while waiting for my food. The food was really good tho.

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Duck and Noodle was ! Get the side order of duck leg it's fantastic. Wontons were good also.

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Really good food! Fresh veggies, still crunchy. Light sauces not overloaded with salt.

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This place is in our top 3. Jones's spots in STL! Well worth the trip and the prices are hard to beat!

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Well if you want to order and wait 20 minutes only to be told you don't have an order, then waste your time here.

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The dining table with the menu.
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