Wok Wok Southeast Asian Kitchen – Chinese
Step into a vibrant sanctuary where the rhythmic clatter of woks and the intoxicating aroma of toasted chilies transport diners to the bustling street markets of Southeast Asia. Golden-hued noodles and crisp vegetables are tossed over roaring flames to capture the elusive "breath of the wok," resulting in a sensory feast of bold, soul-warming flavors that celebrate the rich heritage of Chinese and regional cooking.
11 Mott St, New York, NY 10013 +1-917-388-3627 https://wokwoknyc.comRating: 4.3/5 (1013 reviews)
Cuisine: Chinese
Price range: $$
Dietary options: high-protein, glp1, low-fat, low-sodium, pescatarian, anti-inflammatory, dash-sodium-reduced, gerd, high-fiber, volumetrics, zone
Currently closed
Hours
- Monday - Sunday
- 11:00 AM - 9:30 PM
What diners are saying
Diners celebrate this basement gem for its authentic Malaysian flavors and cozy, cool atmosphere. Reviewers rave about the "flavor explosion" found in dishes like the Classic Char Siu Noodles, Wonton Soup, and the standout rice casserole, while the Malaysian Halo dessert offers an interesting finish. Guests appreciate the friendly service and affordable prices, noting the clean environment and nice touches like hand sanitizer on tables. While some praise the solid value and fast service, others caution about potential food safety issues and foreign objects in dishes, suggesting inconsistency i
Menu
Appetizers
Small plates and starters to begin your meal.
- Golden Fried Calamari - $13.99: Fresh, juicy calamari coated in a salt and pepper seasoning mix and deep-fried until golden with additional spices. Dietary tags: Pescatarian
- Turmeric Fried Chicken Wings - 5 Pcs - $11.99: Our signature chicken wings are marinated in a special sauce before deep fried until crisp and juicy.
Wok Noodles
Traditional stir-fried noodle dishes.
- KL Hokkien Char Mee - $15.99: Thick egg noodles fried over high heat with juicy shrimp, calamari, pork slices, and fresh bok chop, coating every ingredient in a luscious and rich dark soy sauce mixture.
- Pad Thai Noodles - $14.99: Thin rice noodles are tossed and stir-fried with eggs, tofu, fresh bean sprouts, chives, crushed peanuts, and protein of your choice in our tamarind sauce base. Dietary tags: High-Protein, Pescatarian, Low-Sodium, DASH Sodium-Reduced, High-Fiber
- Cantonese Style Noodles - $15.99: Smooth and silky egg gravy cooked with shrimp, calamari, pork, and bok choy, poured over crispy and fragrant deep-fried fiat rice noodles and vermicelli before being served immediately.
- Pad Kee Mao - $14.99: Spicy and savory Thailand street noodles with fresh bird’s eye chili and Thai basil leaves. Dietary tags: High-Protein, Pescatarian, Low-Fat, GLP-1, Anti-Inflammatory, High-Fiber, GERD-Friendly, Zone, Volumetrics
Soup Noodles
Comforting noodle soups with rich broths.
- Penang White Curry Laksa - $14.99: Shredded chicken, shrimp, and fish cake served in a coconut milk-based soup with a spoonful of our in-house chili paste.
- Fish Head Noodle Soup - $14.99: Tender fish head, silky rice noodles, and a flavorful broth infused with tomatoes, ginger, milk, and fragrant herbs. Dietary tags: Pescatarian
Frequently Asked Questions about Wok Wok Southeast Asian Kitchen
- Which dishes work for multiple diets at once (e.g., keto + gluten-free)?
- Fish Head Noodle Soup, Golden Fried Calamari, and Pad Thai Noodles accommodate multiple dietary needs, including high-protein, gluten-free, and dairy-free requirements.
- What type of cuisine does this restaurant specialize in?
- This restaurant specializes in Chinese and Southeast Asian cuisine, specifically highlighting authentic Malaysian flavors and regional street market dishes.
- What are the most popular dishes at this restaurant?
- Popular dishes include the Classic Char Siu Noodles, Wonton Soup, rice casserole, and the Malaysian Halo dessert, which reviewers highly praise.
- Is this restaurant suitable for families?
- Reviewers highlight the friendly service, affordable prices, and clean environment, making this cozy basement gem a suitable option for families.
- Is this restaurant good for casual dining or more upscale?
- This casual basement gem offers a cozy atmosphere with fast service and affordable moderate ($$) pricing rated 4.3/5.
- What is this restaurant's overall rating?
- Wok Wok Southeast Asian Kitchen has an overall average rating of 4.3/5 based on customer feedback and reviews.
- Does this restaurant have a website or online ordering?
- The restaurant has a website at https://wokwoknyc.com, but the provided data does not explicitly confirm online ordering availability.
- Is this a good spot for a date or special occasion?
- With a 4.3/5 rating, this basement gem offers a cozy, cool atmosphere and friendly service at a moderate ($$) price.
- What are the main concerns mentioned in customer reviews?
- Reviewers highlight authentic Malaysian flavors, cozy atmosphere, friendly service, and affordable prices, while praising the Char Siu Noodles and Wonton Soup.
- What is the overall customer sentiment about this restaurant?
- With a 4.3/5 rating, customers praise the authentic Malaysian flavors, friendly service, and dishes like Char Siu Noodles and Wonton Soup.
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