Food is legit. We ordered take out and just got a bunch of things to share. My sister loves this place, she said it was the best orange chicken (besides Panda). We got beef broccoli, orange chicken, crispy fried pork, mapo tofu, kung pao chicken, fried rice and combo chow mein. Pretty legit! Orange chicken was good, not mushy and had good flavors. The beef broccoli to my surprise had copious amounts of beef and it wasn't just all just broccoli! Take out Chinese is the best! I forgot to take pics but portions were good.

Went for the SnP pok chop this time and it did not disappoint! Super Crisppity Crunchitty as it's deep fried, it's fine... the flavor is excellent, salty spicy peppery and all balanced quite well! And for $12, even better... these guys are representing well in a land of Panda and sub par Chinese joints, tastes like Grammas cooking! Ho mei ahhhh! Just eat it!

Good, quick and reasonable Pricing. Always my go to when I am on my lunch break. Favorite dish is the eggplant with chicken and shrimp lunch.

I love this place SO much. And it's right across the street from where I live. They serve the absolute BEST authentic Chinese food I've tasted. They have great lunch specials that come with soup as well. I only with it would come with some eggrolls. But that won't stop me from coming here. The food is delicious

FYI Place moved just around the corner on the Van Ness side. Was very busy, order was waiting under 10 mins , Delicious, thank you! 5 Star

Dining alone, seated quickly at noon on a Monday. I prefer my hot & sour soup with pork, but this was a very good vegetarian rendition--sour and peppery, with lots of tofu, a little egg, and deliciously peppery. It could have benefited from a sprinkling of green onion to brighten it a bit, but a solid opener to my kung pao trio lunch special. This was a large, spicy, fresh, and tasty shrimp, tender-crisp carrot and zucchini, and perfectly velveted beef and chicken, rounded out with water chestnuts, scallions and slices of jalapeño. Even the peanuts were crunchy and fresh. Service was attentive--my water glass was refilled without asking. Another plus--tables are spaced far apart. No bumping chairs or tripping over other diners. Decor is unfussy with a few cute touches, which probably is what keeps this place clean and very affordable. Also worth mentioning that I was one of about five solo diners and none of us was rushed or relegated to the worst table in the house. Overall, pleasantly surprised by this nice experience and great value!

This unassuming joint is located right by my hospital and is the perfect fix for my greasy chow mein cravings. It's pretty clean inside and ordering is easy (either place your order online or call it in). Orders are prepared in a timely manner and they toss in fortune cookies for you to enjoy as well. I've ordered the veggie chow mein ($11.55) and string beans ($12.50). Portions are decent and pricing isn't too bad. They also have lunch/dinner specials too!

After walking around the city, we decided to give Wok Shop another try, and after eating what we ate, I felt compelled to write an updated review. The affordable lunch options are still a thing, which is great if you are looking for a meal under $13 that is filling and delicious. My girlfriend and I love spicy food, so when we were chatting up one of the owners, we asked if anything could be made spicy, and he said yes. We ordered the wild pepper chicken, and this was easily one of the best fried chicken dishes I've had in a really long time. It was perfectly crisp, great flavor, and even stayed crispy after being in the fridge. We were blown away at how delicious this chicken was. It's something I could eat everyday. We also got beef and broccoli, extra spicy. Easily one of the best beef and broccoli i've ever had. I've never had it spicy before and it was drenched in sauce, which we loved. Poured the extra spicy sauce in the rice, it was magical. Lastly, we got bbq pork chow mein, spicy as well, it was hella good. Good amount of bbq pork and spicy noodles, great combo. All of this was under $40, which in the city is a steal, and we had plenty of food. Can't wait to come back and try their spicy fried rice! If you like spicy food, that's not overbearing an complements well, try asking for their dishes spicy. Out of everything, highly recommend giving the wild pepper chicken a try, it's that good.

This is a solid 4 star Chinese spot. It's cheap, good and consistent. With Chinese food, I optimize for either distance, quality or price. I've always been a few blocks from this place so it's my quick cheap option. It's not going to blow your mind, but you wont be disappointed. They've recently moved around the corner into the old Kyoto sushi building so now they have ample room for seating and you'll never have to worry about needing a reservation.