Restaurant Wokpalace — Restaurant in Peel en Maas

There are many wok restaurants like these around here, so there are good comparisons.

The staff was welcoming and nice at the entrance and they were all round if you had questions and they removed the empty plates quite quickly.

It was very crowded, and hallways could be quite narrow if there were large groups. For small children, there is a very small corner of toys, but children rather walk around the dessert area.

The food was good and usually I go for the unique dishes at the flattop. I found it funny that you could order gyoza at the grill, which usually it is kept somewhere in the steamer.

All around, it really had no bad things, but it wasn't special. But you could see the small space as cozy and it is all fine. Avoid the weekends if you don't like big crowds and especially make reservations as they do have limits.

This is a place I would...

Everything was absolutely perfect and on the highest level. The people who work here are so friendly and welcoming. They are incredibly kind, even when they’re under a lot of pressure and things get really busy — they still stay super pleasant and positive.

The food was simply delicious. Today I tried kangaroo, frog legs, fish, and many other different things in their unique interpretation — and everything was just so tasty.

I’m truly grateful that places like this exist. I had an amazing day here, and I’m so happy I got to experience it. Thank...

Fabulous value for money. You choose whatever you want , they. Stir fry it for you.

The wok items are not exactly the best i ever had in Chinese restaurant in Europe , but it's a buffet place so i would rather let that slide.

The buffet options are really big for the money you pay. Even though it's a primarily asian (Chinese) cuisine , they try to cater to western pallette also , so you will see olives and stuff in tapas section , french fries in the starters section.

Place is great...