Asia Wok

"Omg they are always closed when I get off. I finally had a chance to try them Monday it was so good. I wish it was 1 in Arlington. I almost want to take that drive today to get some and I'm off lol"

"One of my go-to lunch restaurants for years. Always fast, not too expensive for what you get, and the owner is friendly and gets to know you (I have seen him treat other regulars like he does me - namely well!). Tucked beneath the stairs descending from the first floor of the BoA tower and a bit away from the food court there you have to go searching for it if you don’t know where it is. Worth it! Not a gourmet Asian restaurant, but darned tasty nonetheless."

"Second time eating here and it was just as good at the 1st time. I got the Mongolian beef with tofu, a spring roll and fried dumplings. The Mongolian was good. Meat was really tender and tofu was perfect. Very good portion size. The dumplings were also good. Only thing I didnt like was the spring roll which was really good the 1st time I ate here. Will order again though because I know it could have just been an off day. I also dined in and the area was clean. Great place for lunch"

"A Disappointing and Unkempt Dining Experience in Downtown Dallas During a recent visit to Asia Wok, a Chinese restaurant located in the Bank of America building in downtown Dallas, I encountered several issues that left me feeling unsatisfied and disappointed with my dining experience. Upon entering the establishment, I immediately noticed that the general area and surroundings appeared dirty and unkempt. This lack of cleanliness and attention to hygiene further diminished the restaurant's appeal as a suitable lunch destination. I ordered the General Tso's chicken, and to my dismay, I discovered a hard piece of chicken and what appeared to be a bone within the dish. This oversight not only detracted from the overall quality of the meal but also raised concerns about the restaurant's food preparation standards and attention to detail. Furthermore, the food was disappointingly subpar, lacking the exquisite flavors and textures one would expect from a Chinese restaurant. Additionally, the pricing seemed unreasonable, with a side of lo mein and General Tso's chicken totaling $21.00. In light of these shortcomings, I cannot recommend Asia Wok as a suitable dining option for those seeking an enjoyable and clean Chinese culinary experience in downtown Dallas. The combination of substandard food quality, overpricing, the unfortunate presence of a bone in the chicken dish, and the uncleanliness of the premises leaves much to be desired."

"The service is what makes this place great, Thomas really knows what he’s talking about. The food was good and surprisingly cheap for a downtown location. I will definitely return."