Kosher Wok

Staff was polite, but I couldn't finish my meal. General Tzao Tofu: Tofu was cut too large. Under-battered. Under-done. Sauce wasn't thick enough. Something about the texture and flavor made me feel weird and I had to throw it out. Chicken fried rice: tasted like there was no sauce, literally just rice and chicken fried together. Not even the tiny chunks of carrot, onion, and peas I expect in a plain friend rice. Bland and boring, I couldn't bring myself to finish it. Egg drop soup: not enough egg first of all, the soup had none of the texture from the whites I expect from an egg drop soup. After adding some of my own spices it tasted alright so I actually finished that. I worked in kosher Chinese takeout for a few years, and I know that it can be so much better. A disappointing experience.

Amazing food and service, all glatt kosher!!Food: 5/5

We had a great experience here. 7 of us walked in for late dinner around 8:40. They did notify us that they close at 9:15, but gladly let us in. Nice pleasant decor inside, great food as well! We ordered General Tso's Chicken I asked for one regular and one not spicy at all for the kids, and both were exactly as we requested and Mongolian Beef, as well as 2 soups kids liked both and a ton of vegetable egg rolls which were also liked by everyone. They brought in the Mongolian Beef sizzling on the frying pan, an awesome way to serve it, and the kids liked it a lot. They did ask to please bring in everything at the same time to speed us up, and it was very reasonable given they let us sit down so close to closing time. In addition, their entries did not come with rice, which I already knew by reading other reviews before visiting. We ordered a plate of regular fried rice and another with vegetable fried rice, both were great. It was exactly enough food for all 7 of us, and a fantastic experience. One of the kids said this was the tastiest Chinese she ever had, and I tend to agree. Very pleasant experience, I wish we had a Chinese like that in our town! Thank you so much! Kid-friendliness: Came with a bunch of kids, the restaurant was very welcoming. Wheelchair accessibility: Convenient parking along the road and entrance are easily accessible by wheelchair. Dietary restrictions: This is a strictly kosher establishment, run in accordance to Jewish Orthodox supervision.

My skirt enjoyed the soup Kosher Wok sent

One of our all time favorite restaurants! Good compared to other places, kosher and non kosher!

Very quick service and great food ! The price is great and place is clean . Highly recommended

If you have ever had non-Kosher Chinese food, don't eat here. First of all, the "chow mein," a noodle dish roughly translating to "stir-fried noodles," does not include noodles. Instead, it's their vegetable compost stewed in water. For $12. The sweet and sour chicken was even worse. Have you ever had rotten chicken? Eat here if you're curious. Finally, we got a chicken broccoli dish that was expertly crafted with dirty water, celery, and dry chicken ?. The Kosher Wok has an interesting way of taking care of your need for food - by completely destroying your appetite. Do yourself a favor if your dietary restrictions allow and head down the street to Allston for some actual chinese cuisine

Really good quality American Chinese food and great lunch specials. Enjoy!Food: 5/5

Pro: Food was good, portion size was on the large side, menu had a lot of options including vegetarian. Con: Dining room needs to be cleaned, there is a layer of oil on everything. One woman in a snood owner? sat at a table cutting paper while the other one in a snood stood in the same spot next to a "bar" the entire time and yelled at people. For some bizarre reason, rice is NOT included with entrees, and it does not say so on the menu-- huh? Properly clean the place, include rice with entrees, and get some more presentable staff and it will be 4/5 stars. Food tasted good tho, after I had to ask for rice.

Good kosher Chinese food. Nice portions and the service was friendly.