China Wok Restaurant

Reviews

• Brandi W.

  star star star star star 11 August 2026

  Love this place! Best Chinese I've had in a long time. It's always fresh and the staff is very friendly

• Rob P.

  star star star star_border star_border 2 August 2026

  Food portions were smaller than king garden and prices were higher.  Soup and entree I had were good, not great.

• Victoria W.

  star star star star star_border 22 July 2026

  The appetizers and soups were kind of expensive for a takeout place. Entrees were priced average, definitely not cheap. The plus is that taste wise the food was pretty good. You also get to talk to someone at the register who knows the menu well enough and can speak good english, another plus. Plenty of parallel parking by the restaurant, free to park after 5pm monday-saturday. About 3 tables to dine at or wait at while your food arrives. It's a hole in the wall, but the only chinese takeout place in downtown keene.

• Irene H.

  star star star star star 15 July 2026

  I enjoy going to this place a lot!  The other reviewers are correct in saying that the price isn't cheap, but the portions are quite generous (I can get two meals out of one entree) and the quality has been consistent for the past two years I've been going here.  My favorite appetizer is the scallion pancake, always crispy.

• Ian W.

  star star star star_border star_border 14 July 2026

  I ordered some Chinese takeout from China Wok recently. China Wok is located close to the downtown area, across the street from the courthouse. The place is order at the counter with an open kitchen and a few tables for eating in.
  
  They offer a standard Chinese menu including 43 Lunch Specials ($5.50-$6.95) served daily until 3PM, 22 Dinner Combinations ($8.25-$10.75), and 15 Student Dishes (ID req'd). They also have special dishes such as Crispy Duck, Mongolian Beef, Pad Thai, Happy Family, and Curry Pot Delight. The food is cooked with vegetable oil and no MSG! Chopsticks available too.
  
  I ordered Lunch Combo 3 ($6 with tax): Roast Pork Lo Mein served with Pork Fried Rice and Egg Roll. The food was prepared by two guys donning their caps on backwards (that's how I roll y'all, too) and ready in under 10 minutes. The portion of food was generous and pretty decent. The pork fried rice (light brown color) had chunks roast pork with few fat pieces and very minimal egg, already made ahead of time and scooped from a big pot. The egg roll had a thick wrapper stuffed with minced cabbage and pork. The lo mein had lean roast pork strips, cabbage, carrot, and water chestnut slices tossed with firm noodles. The food was very filling, enough for two people or one big hungry college student.
  
  Delivery ($12 minimum - Keene only) is only $1.