Wok Box

This is one of the freshest fusion places I have ever been too. Simple fresh ingredients make it a great meal. Plenty of choices for the whole family. I loved the manager/​owner as well as the cook. They are friendly and attentive. I used an advertisement to go this time but I will be back. Everyone should try it! They said they deliver with grubhub too. This maybe our new weekly Noodle place.

I have to say I was truly disappointed.
Swung by this place on a whim, and ordered:
— Bang Bang Shrimp (horrible, in fact virtually inedible)
— Shrimp Pad Thai (block of dough and too much sauce)
— Beef Phở (20% noodles and mung beans and beef, 80% broth)
First, the Bang Bang Shrimp.
Most of it was fried batter, and when it came out it was just shy of crispy with a hint of soggy inside. The shrimp itself was completely lost in the dough, and didn’t really taste like shrimp but more like a very heavily spiced and seasoned piece of… dough.
The worst part, however, was the bed of fried white noodles it sat on.
Complete inedible.
Think of hard, white-​colored strips of cardboard fried and dried, and fried and dried again.
No taste. Could barely bite into them (I tried multiple strips, thinking maybe it was just a dud, but they were ALL inedible). And the texture was just hard, dry, and waxy.
Nasty.
Second, the Shrimp Pad Thai.
I’ve had this dish dozens of times, but this was definitely not Shrimp Pad Thai. All in all it was more like a stir-​fried noodle dish with 3x the amount of necessary sauce.
Pad Thai is supposed to be light, made of light colored green bean based noodles (or some other equivalent semi-​transparent rice noodles). These were thick white strips of pasta drenched in oyster sauce and chilis.
It was so drenched, in fact, that it was less like a box of noodles, but noodles shaped into a block. The sauce was so viscous that the noodles stuck to each other like glue, and in the 10mins I drove from the restaurant to my house, it had completely soaked into the dough of the noodles and molded itself to the box into a thick block of sauce and dough.
I used metal chopsticks, and had a hard time taking those noodles apart.
Also, I had expected «fresh» ingredients, since the word «fresh» was splashed all over the ads in this place, but all of the broccoli in my Pad Thai was yellow (see pics).
Third, the Beef Phở.
This was truly disappointing, as this is one of my favorite asian dishes. For a true Phở enthusiast, there was everything wrong with this dish.
— The noodles were some sort of thick substitute, perhaps made of rice, but definitely more like pasta than light, delicious phở noodles
— There was NO sriracha
— There was NO fresh basil
— There was NO fresh lime
— The beef had absolutely no resemblance to Phở style beef. It was fully cooked, thick slices of stringy steak. They even had char marks on them.
— There was a handful of noodles and beef and mung beans. Read that again: in one handful, you had noodles, beef, and mung beans. But a huge bowl of broth.
The only good point about the Phở:
— The broth was not bad, but a tad salty
Could not eat half of this food. Some of which was completely inedible.
Was truly looking forward to their new reopening, but I cannot in good faith recommend this place to anyone.

Food is delicious and very decently priced. Service is excellent! They have many vegetarian options. I definitely plan on returning
We ordered the Lo Mein with Tofu and the Samosas. Both were great and very flavorful. The food tastes fresh and isn’t oily or too saucy.
Note: if you are fond of spicy food, check this place out!

Awesome place for a lunch. Tried with groupon but easily will be a regular! and the owner is nice:)))))

Custom bowl was my favorite! It was like chipotle for Asian food. The sauce variety was excellent from sweet to spicy!

Really bad. I gave them 2 stars, because the delivery time was good. Other than that the food was not what I expected at all. The (Vietnamese beef and meatball phở) had no meat balls, no sauces, and was extremely salty. Could not eat it. The (Vietnamese café) is not Vietnamese café. It’s Starbucks poured into a cup with ice. The buttered chicken naan was alright according to my man. To me it had a gasoline or chemical taste…

Fresh, tasty, fast cook times. Everything you can ask for when in a rushed lunch. Very tasty food. The person working asked what we were in the mood for and had us try some sauces and some of his own mixes. That dude knows his food. It was nice to get an idea of what it will taste like before ordering it
NOTE TO OTHERS: Lunch size is small, stick with regular size or sumo to have left overs to take back

Food tasted really good. It was made fresh and it didn’t disappoint. I ordered the orange chicken it had a lot of flavor to it the chicken was a little crispy and it went good with the steamed white rice. the spring rolls you get with the combo tasted great, the sauce that comes with makes it taste even better. The staff was friendly and the service was quick.

We stopped by here after seeing it being built over the last few months. I first came in with my wife, and we were not disappointed. The food was fresh, and the sauces were tasty. I have been back several times with coworkers, and have turned them all on to this place. The menu favorites are great baseline meals if you have a hard time deciding. The make your own noodle bowls are also fantastic. The price is great for the amount of food you get (you get a ton of food). The combo with the veggie rolls is fantastic. Only complaint is that they only have Pepsi products, but since they don’t make Pepsi, they still get the 5 stars. The lunch time staff the last few weeks has been super friendly and accommodating, and they have even brought us out samples of new menu items a few times to see if we liked them. Great food at a good price, you can’t go wrong!

New place, decided to try it. Great food. Helpful staff Good options to choose from. I liked the beef and broccoli and they added the dan Dan sauce to spice it up. It was amazing will be back

We stopped in because we felt like Asian food. The décor and feel is great. The food was just OK. The chicken bits were odd. I was hoping on chunks of chicken but it was thinly sliced flakes of chicken. There was about a ¼ cup of chicken 2 cups vegetables and 1 ½ cups of rice. The sauce started out great but after eating about a ¼ of it it started to taste chemically. For two meals without drinks or egg rolls was $ 18. Not going back.

The food was expensive and subpar. We ordered the cheesy kimchee balls and they were basically rice balls with a little bit of cheese. No spice and no kimchee flavor at all. $ 4.95 for 4 balls. I ordered the butter chicken. The best thing in that plate was the Naan bread. The chicken had the burnt taste to it. There wasn’t much sauce either and it didn’t taste like the butter chicken of the normal Indian cuisine. He ordered the pork tacos which were just «okay». $ 26 for 2 tacos, butter chicken and cheesy kimchee balls. Not only did we massively overpay for our food, it wasn’t even worth half of what we paid. To top it off… they have fliers on the tables regarding the opportunity to win a trip to Asia but the website isn’t working (according to the worker) so we didn’t enter. We asked for fortune cookies at the end and the gave us a few of the normal ones. When we asked for one in the red wrapper, they said those gave away free items so they were told by the mgmr team to hold off on giving those out. Needless to say, I was expecting a lot from this place since it just opened. We were thoroughly disappointed and will not be back.

Pretty good food. Reminds me of Chipotle or Fuzzys, but Asian food. I got the curry box and the rice and chicken were great. I ordered online and picked up to go. Meal came with naan and it was still tasty when I got back to the office. The service is not great. Cashier didn’t check my order so spring rolls were missing.

We have been here a handful of times and the food has been excellent every time. Food is hot and fresh. The ginger sauce is my favorite on the build a box. The hubs tried and likes the Dan-​Dan it was yummy if you like spicy! Staff is always helpful and polite.

This is the worst asian restaurant i have been to. They have many features but dont know how to cook right. Indians are cooking asian food? No way. Just go to Torchy’s next door.

We stopped in here because Torchy’s next door was too crowded and thank goodness we did! So we wanted to sample all the small bites and we’re not disappointed!
Vegetarian Spring rolls, Cheesy Kimchi Fire Balls, Chicken Gyozas, Big Bang Shrimp and Edamame
All were amazing!!! My favorite was the Big Bang Shrimp!

2^nd location of a national chain in DFW — there were three but they closed one. I don’t see this one making it. The menu options are too limited, and the create your own is a little confusing. My cold vermicelli noodles were a too al dente — couldn’t even distinguish between the bean sprouts almost. Even the good Asian fusion restaurants struggle in DFW, and this is pretty mediocre. Could have been so much more.

Overall, the experience wasn’t that bad. I’ve been meaning to try the Arlington location but haven’t gotten the chance. The food came out fresh and fast, but it’s a bit pricier than most places you’d consider «fast food». I tried the firecracker and the butter chicken on the classic dishes and they weren’t bad, but it wasn’t anything great either. It was a nice first experience, but definitely left me wanting more.

Build your own wok box — good concept. I mixed the vermicelli with pork and firecracker sauce. You can add toppings for no extra charge like bean sprouts, pickled veggies, jalapeños — fresh — chopped peanuts, Herbs, lime (no way for me but that’s how I roll) green onions, sesame seeds, ginger. There are other things like eggs or bacon you can add for a small cost. Or you can opt for premade boxes. They have combos as well but I asked for a side of spring rolls which were good.
They’ve got a good range of sauces, but I like adding my own as well, and they had some garlic teriyaki so I included that to my flavor profile. The food was good, so was the service, but the price was a little more than what I would normally want pay for lunch — but that was my fault. Like I said, they have combos but I opted for alacarte.

Went in for the first time last night and I was extremely disappointed.
I ordered chicken pad Thai because they stated they could accommodate me and make it for me. It was horrible. I had a huge box of noodles with two little pieces of chicken and one piece of broccoli, (in pad Thai?) some disgusting sauce. They are trying to be like Masala Wok, but are nowhere near the quality. Very disappointed in their quality of food.