Wok On In

Found out about this place over a month ago. I've been here a few times and have not been disappointed. Great service and prices. They give you a ton of food with the lunch specials. Ordered the two meat special with orange and sweet sour chicken. Very good! Best in the area.

Extremely friendly service. The food is delicious and clearly made with love. This is a classic ma and pop restaurant with truly incredible food at a reasonable price.

We especially love the noodles.

My wife and I ate dinner here on 7/28/23. Food was amazing!!! Service was impeccable! The owner even let us try a dessert on the house. Please go try it!

First of all, the BEST customer service we have ever experienced. As soon as we walked in with our 15 month old, we were greeted so kindly. She then asked if it was our first time and walked us through the menu and buffet items. The pricing was on par with other asian restaurants, however the portions and customer service far exceed every eating experience we have had.

We chose the pork katsu with fried rice and beef bulgogi with fried rice. While we waited on our food, we were given egg custard tarts and pork wontons, both were delicous. Once seated, they brought out our food quickly and with huge smiles. The cook even came out and brought us some veggies for our daughter! They were so sweet and interacted so appropriately with her.

The portions are HARDY so if you leave hungry, then you should have gotten the buffet. All dishes at the buffet are made fresh and to order. Also, the music variety is excellent and very family friendly. The sweet family that runs this restaurant really sets the bar high. We will DEFINITELY be coming back again.

After reading all of the great reviews, my family was looking forward to visiting Wok On In. Out of six, all elected to have the buffet except for one. We arrived a few minutes before 6 and the steam table was not up and running yet. However, in a few minutes, the food appeared, one selection at a time. Only one person at the table thought the pork wontons were marginally good - everyone else said they could not eat them. The egg rolls were passable but not the best we've had. The hot and sour soup was really not the traditional taste we are accustomed to. From the buffet, the sweet and sour chicken, Kung Pao chicken and Lo Mein were the best options. All other selections were just fair. The one diner not choosing the buffet, selected Chicken Katsu from the menu that appeared to be a pre-breaded, frozen breast patty that had been sliced and served over fried rice. She said it really had no flavor.
If I return, I will try something from the menu and forgo the buffet. However, I will say that the staff was very friendly and accommodating and that the prices were fair.