Eden Wok

"Don't eat from here unless you hate food. For dramatic effect, I separated the meat from their respective containers so you can see how little meat they sold me. Each thing below was over $20. 1. The container of chicken Szechuan was at least 90% carrots. You can literally see it in the photo. The box and whatever meat there was reeked of soggy carrot, with no trace of spiciness or pepperiness or oiliness. Just insulting to do this to a customer. 2. The Sliced "Beef" with Garlic Sauce. If I claim to you good folks reading that it wasn't beef, you'll probably ask, "then what was it?" Heck if I know-- But the beef literally had no beef!! No pink or red or any color suggestive of the food that you and I know and love which we call beef. It was just streaks of dough mixed with vegetables. TL;DR: Avoid Eden Wok, New Rochelle & make your own Chinese food."

"My family and I had a Sunday fun adventure at iFLY in Westchester and needed to find a kosher dinner spot to get the family fed before heading back to Brooklyn. Driving 15 mins north to this restaurant was def worth the time. Yes the restaurant looks “Old…er” but the food, OMG… the food make up for it. You know the saying, “Never judge a book by its cover”… well this exact same term should apply here. We ordered the steam veg dumplings that were just delicious and the veg stuffing was generous so you didn’t get that doughy feel. Scallion pancakes were perfectly crisp and they taste so good with the duck sauce… my kids tried this combo and it’s a hit. The prize of the night was from their Thai menu- the Singapore Mae Fun with chicken that was mildly spicy. OMG- my family have tried this dish in various locations in the past… I can not tell you how delicious this dish is… the perfect combo of the curry powder and the noodles with the rest of the ingredients left a party in my mouth. The kids actually asked for it also even though it had a slight kick. If they can Uber this to Brooklyn I would absolutely order this dish weekly. The perfect dinner spot for families and friends to enjoy good food and fabulous service. It had a family vibe and just a warm ambiance if you look past the decor."

"This is a weird Chinese restaurant. Dark and gloomy, the empty restaurant sits there with disinterested servers who stare at you out of the gloom. It is Kosher, and the kung pao chicken didn't taste right and had none of the requisite heat. I had to ask the server for water and gave up asking for a beverage. She never asked after I disturbed her. We go and check out restaurants while we charge our electric vehicles nearby. We won't be back here. The interior is odd. Using particle board as an interior decoration is bizarre. So, is stick on bricks that are not replaced or foam to keep out rodents. Or removing the untreated pine boards that are clearly getting mouldy from being wet with mops hitting them at floor level, night after night. Why is it still open? I am not sure."

"Will NEVER come back to this place!! Lady’s on the front absolutely not friendly at all. Order 2 chicken wings fry rice lunch meal, barely give you rice 2 cans of sodas $37.51 rice had no flavor… inflation surcharge $ 3.17 Last thing they don’t have PORK!!! what type of Chinese restaurant is this!!!"

"Great sesame chicken. Fried rice. Egg drop wonton soup. Wontons were good but I've had better. But the real winner... Pastrami egg roll outta this world! And prices are relatively cheap for waiter service"