I came here for a quick lunch before my Red Cross appointment. And like always, the food was on…read morepoint. I got the dan dan noodles lunch special ($10.95). In addition to noodles, the lunch special came with your choice of soup, a spring roll, or 2 crab rangoon. I opted for the crab rangoon. I also ordered 2 dim sum dishes - the shrimp dumplings ($6.50) and snow mountain lava buns ($6.50). The crab rangoon came out first, and they were delicious, hot, and crispy. Then I got the dan dan noodles. The noodles had a bit of a kick, but they weren't overwhelmingly spicy. They had a nice chew, and I slurped them up happily. I just wish there were more noodles lol, but the portions were pretty typical for dan dan noodles at Greater Cleveland restaurants. The dim sum was great. The shrimp dumplings were tender and juicy, and the buns were so fluffy. Be careful eating them though, or you might get hot, delicious egg goo all over your hands, lol. The staff is very no-nonsense. The service was efficient, and I made it in time for my Red Cross appointment. Note - the restrooms are super clean and even smell nice!

Szechuan Gourmet is one of the best authentic Chinese restaurants in Cleveland, and I was thrilled…read moreto see another location in between Cleveland and Akron. The staff are welcoming and kind, and the food never disappoints here. Highly recommended.

Good sized place in Strongsville. Good service and tasty food. The hot and sour soup was very good…read moreand had just enough heat. When ordered with a dinner, it just added $1.50 to the bill. My main was shrimp Pad Thai, which was also good and enough for multiple meals. I tasted my friend's orange chicken and it was packed with flavor. I'll try that one next time. Quick service and good food. I'll be back.

Very good service and they were pretty quick. Food was very good and the portions for the hibachi…read morewere generous. Wonton and Miso soup were very tasty. Feels a little cramped if you were to sit in the middle but the booths were spacious

Stopped for lunch, ordered Beef Szechuan, very little beef and no heat. Portion size was OK but it…read morelacked flavor even with soy and added hot sauce. Won Ton soup was OK. Restaurant was clean and service was quick but next time I need that Chinese fix, I'll try someplace else.

The best part about this place is the people. You are greeted with such enthusiasm and smiles. Very…read morepatient as they take your order. I ate pork fried rice, it was good. Others ate a dish that they loved. This place came highly recommended to us by someone who has been going there for years. People were coming and going as they picked up their orders. They have two tables for dining.

**This review is based on a pick-up order.**…read more I called in this order, and the lady who took the call was quick and polite. Plus, the order was correct, so she was accurate too. Always a good thing. The food, however, was a mixed bag. First, I ordered beef and snow peas (I asked for it to be spicy), and the dish was among the best I've had in a long time. The peas were crunchy; the beef was melty; and the sauce was rich -- and spicy, just as I requested. Because I don't eat a ton, I ordered the upgrade (to fried rice, wonton soup and an egg roll) to share. Meh. The broth was nice, but there really weren't wontons in it. Rather, they were ribbons of way overcooked pasta. Not a deal-breaker, but nothing memorable. The egg roll was the typical freezer-to-fryer variety. Not terrible, but hardly plump and definitely not rolled in-house like the good ol' days. Finally, the fried rice is missing something. Not only do I believe that it was never cooked in a wok, but it also had a scant flavor of sesame oil and little else. I'm not usually one to tell people how to do their business. This time is different though, since I am not the only one to mention the bland 'fried' rice here. Use some soy sauce. Use the wok -- and not the microwave. And perhaps, use an egg and a little garlic. But hey! These guys have been in business for a minute, so we 'fried' rice detractors must be in the minority. All of that to say, this place does an outstanding job with the beef and snow peas. But next time -- if there is a next time (I live in Houston) -- I'll ask for the steamed rice and dress it myself.

Third time ordering, twice my order was not what was ordered. First time it was fixed, I think it…read morewas an error in the order taker. This time I ordered "Pearl of the seven seas" $16.50. It's supposed to be crab shrimp scallop in sauce with baby corn and straw mushrooms. I ordered this for the reason of the mushrooms. I get it it has no mushrooms at all. It has TONS of pea pods, bamboo, celery, water chestnuts and I counted 12 pieces of seafood, like none for the size. I call and they said no, no mushroom when I'm staring at the menu I saw online and have a paper copy in front of me. There's maybe enough meat for one serving and then one serving of just veggies and a whole crap load of sauce. Do better. I won't be back, and they're 3 minutes from me!

Looks are deceiving, sadly. I never tried this place before because in all my years, I've NEVER…read morehad decent food from little neighborhood spots like this. I figured I'd give them a try. Everything looked good but taste was Lacking! Beef & broccoli, was watered down. The meat was soo fatty, I chewed and chewed, it wouldn't break apart! My side of white rice was minute rice! It was fluffy and not how it should be. Wonton soup, broth was fine, like chicken stock. Inside the wonton was some kind of dark brown substance. Not pork, and no slivers of pork in the soup. I tried a spring roll & egg roll. Yuck. They both tasted slimy inside, maybe the wrapper wasn't cooked all the way? Also the sweet n sour souce for them was watered down. $25 wasted.

Took out chicken meifun (stir fried rice noodles) and it was delicious. OK portion and I will be…read moreback for other dishes!

I stopped in over an hour before closure on a weekday. The restaurant has lights on inside but was…read moreclosed. Perhaps they have new hours. The reason I'm writing is review is because I was very surprised with the lack of cleanliness. The windows were very dusty and dirty. Not one day dirt but accumulated layers. This discouraged me from coming back when they're open.

We love this food and the wonderful owners. We usually get chicken and Chinese vegetables fried…read morerice combo and sweet and sour chicken fried rice combo and these come with an egg roll. The seasme chicken and General Tsos is good as well. Sometimes people just get soup. I can see where that would be very comforting if you are recovering from an illness or trying to eat light for a meal.

Been coming here 10+ years. Best wonton soup in the world! Shrimp chips and tea are amazing. We…read morealso love the lemon chicken. We visit from California and going to Wah Fu is always top on our list when visiting Cleveland area. Never found better Chinese food.

Ordered pork fried rice for a friend. Was very dry tasted old. I was very disappointed soup he said…read morewas good. The egg rolls looked mushy. The last few times we've gone there. The food hasn't been what it usually is so I probably won't be going back kind of sad, but the food has changed here. It's not as good as it used to be.

A quiet place to get some good food. I noticed most people were getting carry out, but a couple of…read morethe tables were occupied. The waitress was very nice and attentive. She was always checking on us. The menu has a nice selection to choose from. I got the sweet and sour chicken and wonton soup. The food was great and the prices are outstanding. I will definitely be back.

Their wonton soup is wonderful! Prices are reasonable for…read moreportions, Usually have leftovers to take home. Service by elderly lady is pleasant!

I moved and had to find a new Chinese restaurant. This was the first and last place I tried. It was…read morebetter than the previous place (in another county). The carry-out service has always been delightful. I only wish I was able to try their dine-in. I ordered takeout at least a dozen times, but the last time I ordered, I was floored by the price! What was always $35 was near $60! I went to double check and lo and behold, I see different prices in the pics on Yelp, and their facebook page hasn't been updated in years. So other than going in to place and order and ask, how would I know? There are no prices listed for dish/meal substitutions or the homemade mustard/duck sauce. I can't help but wonder what I paid for a tiny 1oz cup of mustard the last time? I'm guessing I would've passed on it had I been aware. I will likely order again, I have a patient that loves the wonton, but not nearly as often. I'm only going to order when I can place in-store, so I can see what I'm paying for! Until they publish all of their prices in a place where they can be found. Whether on a website, social media, or at the minimum, their actual menu.

Always delicious dishes here. I love the lemon chicken. Very friendly staff. Very clean inside.read more

For the most part, take-out Chinese restaurants are fairly indistinguishable, and, in terms of menu…read moreofferings, China Wok is on par with what you find at most other places. That being, said the quality of the food is certainly a notch above where your expectations could reasonably be set. I have been here on numerous occasions and have sampled much of the menu, so for the purposes of this review I will concentrate on some of the standouts. The fried rice is amazing. I mean, truly and seriously amazing. Each bite is full of soft, pillowy rice and lots of vegetables (with the veggie fried rice) or chicken (with the chicken fried rice). I could eat this dish every day the rest of my life and still crave it the next morning. They have the standard array of soups, and all are pretty decent. They are served way too hot (must be heated up in the microwave), so just keep that in mind. The chicken lo mein and sesame chicken are both excellent, but the sesame chicken is only served as a full dinner. There are other dishes (such as General Tso's chicken) that are offered in the same manner. That's disappointing because what's better than sampling multiple Chinese dishes, right? The sweet & sour offerings are the only thing I've tried that I'd recommend avoiding. It's not that it's bad, per se, but it's just boring. Chunks of deep fried chicken served with a side of tangy sauce isn't the worst thing in the world, but it's not that different than what you can get absolutely anywhere. Not worth the grease and fat. One of the things that draws me to this place in the cleanliness of the restaurant. It's absolutely immaculate. The service is also very friendly. It's a family affair at China Wok with a man and a woman and two little kids always working. The little boy is always funny and friendly. He generally will talk to you as he sweeps the dining room as you wait on your food. Overall, if you live in the area and are in the mood for Chinese, don't hesitate to give this place a shot.

China Wok is a lowkey Chinese restaurant in Broadview Heights. I visited after working up an…read moreappetite after skiing. I discovered that it's one of the only Chinese restaurants open later in the day in the surrounding suburbs. I was very excited to try a new restaurant in this part of town but it was a miss for me. AMBIANCE: Simple surroundings with Chinese menus displayed on the monitors, red lanterns descending from the ceiling, simple art, and plants. The tones are light orange and peach. The dining room only has a few tables of four. The dining room also has a chest freezer that is unexpected. The decor is pretty dated yet exactly what you'd picture a Chinese restaurant to be. FOOD: Multi page has it all - appetizers, soups, fried rice, chow mein, chop suey, chow mein fun, egg foo young, lo mein, chef specialties, Hunan and Szechuan Specialties. There is also a small category with special diet dishes. The diet dishes include steamed veggies, some with shrimp and chicken. I ordered S22 - Honey Chicken ($12.75). It comes with a side of white rice, no egg roll. I took a few bites of the dish and settled for chips for dinner. Honey Chicken portion was generous and was in a separate container. Chicken pieces were very dry. They didn't seem to be cooked in sauce but rather sauce was added later. I heard some microwaving during meal preparation and it was probably for this sauce. Honey sauce is just melted honey. The two ingredients just aren't cohesive. Side white rice was small, too clumpy and dry. The meal wasn't at all enjoyable. SERVICE: The service was very intense. I got the impression that the employee did not want to cook anything at this point of the day. I have to say that meal prep was almost instant, much faster than at other Chinese food takeouts. The employee also welcomed me to return, which was nice. FREE TEA: The restaurant serves free hot tea (flavor unknown). Disposable glasses are available. It's a great treat for dine in or to go especially on frosty winter days. PARKING: Large plaza parking lot. Plenty of parking! Overall, it was a quick late evening stop with mediocre food. I was really craving Chinese food and was disappointed it wasn't good.