Consistency in food ( good) service ( good) prices (good)…read more Just overall good Seating round table for 6 or more

I ordered the sesame chicken. I made sure to ask that it be white meat. The waiter assured me it…read morewould be. What he served was pretty, but I have no idea what kind of meat it was - definitely NOT white chicken meat. It was stringy and no amount of chewing would break it down. Stay away.

- Service: I ordered pick-up so cannot speak for the service yet…read more - Ambiance: Pretty clean. I see there are 2-3 tables if you want to dine in, but they do take-out mostly. - Food: I ordered Sesame Chicken and Crab Rangoons, which are both nicer than I expected! The Crab Rangoons aren't the best I've ever had but good enough to cure my craving. Coming with 10 pieces per order for that price is actually cheaper compared to other local Chinese restaurant I'd say. It could be better if they fried the wontons a bit longer since it's still chewy. The Sesame Chicken is delicious! Good portion, I can still feel the crunchiness when biting into the chicken. Nice seasoning and saucy! I'd recommend it to anyone and will be back to try some more dishes!

Today's rice is useless. I've never eaten anything like that before. They should improve on that…read moresince I'm a regular customer.

Ordered lunch via GrubHub from here and it was solid…read more The lunch special entrees are great and they come with your choice of rice and then a choice between soup or egg roll as well. It seems that both the pepper steak and chicken with broccoli were in the same sauce (& I've actually found that to be common in this area for some reason) but were tasty overall. The egg roll was quite greasy and the wonton soup was pretty solid with the broth being the star. Oh the white rice was cooked how I expect and wish all Chinese white rice is cooked so that's a plus. Overall a true 3.5 star rating but since halves aren't possible I had to go to 3 because it certainly wasn't a 4.

I haven't been to Szechuan House in a couple of years since switching jobs, and I often find myself…read morethinking about how much I missed it. For this year's Chinese New Year, I decided to take the family there for our New Year dinner, and the food was just as good as I remembered. The place hasn't changed a bit, the decor still looks exactly how I remember it, which brought back memories. Since some of my family and friends don't enjoy the same spice level as I do, we adjusted the heat for dinner, and everything still came out fantastic. We ordered the whole steamed fish, happy fish, green beans, tea smoked duck, pork chop, beef pan fried noodles, and more. Every dish was delicious, and the flavors were spot on. The service was a bit tentative at times, but the quality of the food definitely made up for it. Overall, it was a wonderful meal and a great way to celebrate. I definitely need to come back more often.

The highlight of the meal was easily the hot appetizer -- the wontons in chili oil. The delicate…read morewontons were packed with flavorful filling and coated in a rich, aromatic chili oil that delivered the perfect balance of heat, spice, and savory depth. The sauce had just enough numbing warmth without overpowering the dish, and every bite was incredibly satisfying. The texture combination of silky wrappers and bold sauce made it an unforgettable starter. Beyond the appetizer, the restaurant offered a warm atmosphere and attentive service that made the dining experience even better. The presentation was thoughtful, portions were generous, and the flavors tasted authentic and carefully prepared. If you enjoy dishes with a little spice and a lot of flavor, the wontons in chili oil are absolutely worth ordering. I would definitely come back just for them.

Kendall Park, NJ - the unassuming location of this restaurant in the corner of a strip mall belies…read moreits presentation of some of the best Chinese food I've had in NJ/NY, and in a region with no shortage of good-to-great authentic Chinese cuisine, that's saying something! When it comes to food, I never judge a burger by its bun, so thanks to Yelp for helping me find it. The sign in the window says "Asian fusion" which usually sends me running as it's often a cop-out label for bad mixed-up Asian cooking, but this is authentic y'all, meaning true-to-tradition dishes with a sometimes more contemporary application of ingredients or flavors. The "fusion" part must come from the fact that they have a small Taiwanese section as well as the main Szechuan/Sichuan menu, alongside a few familiar Chinese-American favorites like sesame chicken or broccoli x protein, so you can get that here too. Everything we ordered was phenomenal! Great flavors, generous portions, cooked with confidence and finesse. Compliments to the kitchen - they really know what they're doing. Not a single dish was lacking. They even put out peanuts at the start and serve fresh orange slices at the end of the meal. Very old school. We loved it all: * Salt & white pepper crispy chicken ("Taiwanese specialty") - well-battered and flavored, and perfectly crispy * Taiwanese minced pork rice * Chicken red curry - fabulous, with fresh vegetables and just the right balance of spice * Golden dish (fish) - very special dish in a salted duck egg yolk batter * Beef chow fun * Marinated crispy duck Wish I lived closer, but will definitely come back when we are in the area. Best of the best - very highly recommended!

Very mediocre food overall and I highly suggest you eat somewhere else…read more Soup dumplings: the filling was like a big fat meatball. Broth was good but the meat inside wasn't super flavorful and it was HELLA dense. No balance whatsoever Chive pancakes: errr definitely better but she was a little pasty looking. Definitely needed some more time in the pan because it was limpy af. Filling was normal. The sauce? + meatball + noodles dish: errrrr DEF PASS. I don't know how to even describe it, like the meatball was the same meat as the pork dumplings?!?!?!? LOL. The sauce or broth was SUPER thick. Not exactly light and refreshing and the flavors weren't it either. Felt like a mosh pit of things lying in the kitchen The fried rice: The ONLY redeeming quality. It has bacon in it and was super flavorful and rich. Downside is it's a bit too greasy but flavor ig??? Taro buns: your regular buns, not too sweet. Doubt it's made in house tho LOL.

We ordered the beef noodle and a sesame chicken. The food was good but service was not great. I…read morewent in and the staff saw me but no one came to ask me what I needed. They just stood together by the wall until finally someone came over with someone else's take out order and finally asked if I needed help. Staff not friendly or inviting so I'll pass.

In love with this place!! Im from pakistan and finding a good indochinese place has been a feat -…read morethis place does it right. The hot chili beef is delish, the hakka noodles are spot on, and the hot and sour soup is great! Honorable mention are the chili potatoes as an appetizer. The best part is they actually make things spicy! Wish this place was in center city philly and not nj :(

Great atmosphere with even better service. I really liked the menu here and plan to come back to…read morefurther explore in the future. Asian fusion, but not over complicated - this place is great. The garlic pepper shrimp was nothing short of amazing. The shrimp was fried to perfection.I don't even like shrimp, and I almost ordered a second one. I got the mango chicken as an entree. The server was sure to ask of the spice level I was comfortable with which was really nice. I told him I wanted a little more bang than the shrimp but not too much. They NAILED it. I 100% recommend the dragon chicken. The ratio of chicken/veggies was on point, and the jasmine rice complemented the meal perfectly. I also tried the sweet and sour Chicken dish. It was really good and I recommend that also, but that mango chicken. Give this place a shot you won't be disappointed. I definitely can't wait to come back.

It was almost 9PM and I saw that this place was delivering still. I placed my order on the website…read moreand waited to provide my card details. When I placed the order it was sub total $26 plus a $4 delivery fee so I added $2 tip.. therefore my total was $32 and some change. The lady called for my card info and said the total was $35 and some change so I said there was a mistake and advised my receipt details totaling to $32... she told me and I quote "the $2 tip you provided is not enough to pay the gas for your delivery" I told her I was not tipping for gas, I paid the delivery charge for the gas. She proceeded to tell me that the delivery fee goes to the restaurant and the hung up the phone. So I called back and I asked her if she was okay and she said exactly what she said before and hung up again. So I called for the third time for clarification again and she admitted to adding an extra $3 to my order to tip the driver. I tried so hard to record it from my phone but I couldn't. But basically these people are just charging and doing whatever they want in there. I would not trust it. The food is pretty mediocre, the chicken always tastes old and I question if the chicken and broccoli is even chicken. I see the owner is responding and honestly I would love to pursue legal action because I'm pretty sure it's illegal to add more money to an order before charging someone's card. A tip is a courtesy not a privilege. But on a positive note I will say I enjoy the little ma and pop Chinese spot on Route 130 called Number One Chinese. It's really good, clean, and the husband and wife that run it are much more pleasant as they were able to take and delivery my order, even provided a free can of soda.

This is the second review I've done for this place. I should have known that there was something…read morewrong with my order.... I ordered vegetable lo mein and shrimp lo mein and I got chow mein for both! I ordered online and when I arrived at the restaurant, the lady behind the counter tried to verify my order but I did not understand her. When I got home is when I realized what happened. I checked my order via email and it was weird looking; I think there was a glitch and the restaurant couldn't determine lo mein from chow mein.... I got screwed... I'm upset because my baby sitter left and I cannot go back and complain.

I'll put more effort into my review than the people who run First Wok put into serving quality…read morefood. Here goes: Simply awful. Despite the menu hyped description of a dish called the 'Seafood Treasure', the entree was nothing more than deep fried salt bombs that resembled pieces of stale shrimp and non-identifiable fried pieces of what is supposed to be scallops (I think...) Wifes Sesame Chicken, was no better and the soups are now served in tea cup size bowls at $3.00 per...What happened to soup being served in adult size soup bowls? Trust me when I tell you that restaurants are just sticking it to customers over and over again with shotty quality, poor service and lack of care in what's coming out of the kitchen...Not to mention, overpriced menu items and greedy service charges. First Wok is no exception. Grade: F

I remember going here plenty of times in the past when I still lived in New Jersey. The restaurant…read morehas gone through plenty of renovations over the years from what I remember. But each time I went I remember the food always being good. There is such an amazing variety of food to choose from on the menu. And the quality was consistently good and flavorful. We never had problems with this place at all and it is worth going to for lunch or dinner. The service was always pretty good too with no issues. The interior has changed over time, but it still looks nice and beautiful. I would recommend going here if you're visiting West Windsor, or if you're just nearby.

If you're looking for authentic food or something different or just a great selection of dumplings…read morelook no further.THE Best in Monmouth County and although I'm not qualified best food in NJ. Got introduced to this place over a decade ago by my Asian friends and I have become a regular since then It's a hole in the wall in a shabby strip mall but don't let it bother you. You can eat in the sparse dining area help yourself to hot tea . It's the perfect take out place not a place for elegant dining. Not sure what to eat? Check out the white boards usually something for everyone For me the dumplings are the stars.

Picked up for takeout. The parking lot is relatively spacious, and the inside dining is intimate. I…read moreplaced an order online, and the food was ready in about 15 min. - Chicken Chow Fun, (5/5): noodles were super slurpy, soft and chewy. chicken was soooo tender too. I usually douse chow fun in hot oil but tbh I didn't need to for this one. love it! - Shanghai Style Rice Cakes, (5/5): chewy chewy rice cakes YUM. the pork was well seasoned and I really enjoyed the salty veggie bits Excellent service and food was great. I bet it tastes even better if you dine in! that's all from me ty for reading :^)