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I was introduced to this place by a friend. Simple decor what there is.The food is well prepared in the traditional style. The portions are generous. Service is very attentive. This is a West Island go to for Take-Out and delivery. One of those hidden gems that the locals know about. Yet a tourist or outsider would not know about unless introduced. View all feedback.
What Sander Thijs doesn't like about Wok Cafe:
I ordered the General Tao. Came with rice. Nothing special. Average food. Otherwise, ordering delivery, not utensils and no napkins... how do you expect me to eat this? Overpriced otherwise. View all feedback.
I was introduced to this place by a friend. Simple decor what there is.The food is well prepared in the traditional style. The portions are generous. Service is very attentive. This is a West Island go to for Take-Out and delivery. One of those hidden gems that the locals know about. Yet a tourist or outsider would not know about unless introduced.
I've eaten here about a dozen times in the past 2 years and have noticed a decline in quality. Maybe a change in managament. But the salt and paper pork that now and then my taste buds dearly yearn for have become what looks like strips of meat fried with a lot of flour. It used to be several piece of real pork chop cut cooked just so right. There Cantonese chow mein also use to be a mix of crunchy and soft noodles, but now just noodles in a very watery sauce. It's a shame cause it was about the only decent chinese chow in the west of Montreal island.
They have aDIM SUM menu (i think the only 1's left on west island) Good chinese food and good lunch specials that fill you up.
Good servicegood egg tools, soup, dumplingshowever, the general tao's chicken, and sesame beef were nothing more than hardened fried rocks, covered in sauce.it is a pity that our forks could not penetrate into the crispified morsels of unidentifiable frittered pieces.......should have been able to see.....chicken, or the beef.
Went to the Wok Cafe for supper last week with a few family members. Their evening menu is priced at $1.00 more than their lunch menu! It's a fabulous deal. You get a choice of soup or spring rolls, and a choice of entree which is served with steamed rice and stir fried veggies. I started with the wonton soup which had a very flavorful broth and 4 plump wontons floating inside. I had the General Taos chicken which was great. Nice big pieces of battered chicken (some places give you lots of batter and very little chicken) with a very nice sauce which had a bit of a bite. That came with steamed rice and great stir fried veggies. The portions are big. I ended up taking some home. Others at the table had the spring rolls which got two thumbs up and the plum sauce is simply delish. Someone else at the table had the crispy beef and he said it was great. My daughter had a big bowl of shrimp won ton noodle soup which was excellent. Food is good, prices are great and service is friendly.
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