Asian Wok — Restaurant in Lynnwood

Joined a friend for lunch here. I stepped inside to see if I could see her while the hostess looked at me like I had ruined her day walking in and never said a word. I surveyed the small dining area, didn't see my friend and stepped back outside. My friend arrived and we walked in with her in the lead. She was greeted immediately and asked, "How many?" Never said a word to me the entire meal and just looked at me when it was my turn to order. I've never mentioned this in a review before but I'm thinking I was part of the wrong minority group to be welcome here. She visited the table to take our order and when we flagged her down to ask for napkins and a check. That said, the food was excellent and the portions generous. I had the chicken chow mein which was $13.95. Two other parties came in while we were eating and both were seated next to us on the smaller right hand side of the dining area. My guess is that this way they wouldn't have to clean the larger left side of the dining room after lunch. Service is important to me when I go out to eat, perhaps more so than for most. Despite the excellent food, I...

Food was fair/adequate. Had lunch special of kung pao chicken and fried rice. Fried rice was a bit of rice and some carrot and a bit of egg. No peas, green onion. It was okay. The kung pao chicken was okay, plenty of chicken, but lean on the chili oil and the complexity expected from the dish as I know it. If you are hungry it will be fine. The egg drop soup was fine and the eggroll was fine. Its disappointing that many restaurants skimp on cheap ingredients (like peas). The skimping continues until the food is on the edge bland. I worked in a Cantonese restaurant for a couple of years and had my share...

Food was ok. Ordered the honey walnut chicken and it had a mayonnaise sauce drizzled all over it that they couldn't tell us the contents on because it sounds like they get it pre-made. So if you're looking for made-from-scratch you won't get it here. Also got chow mein, which was decent. The hot and sour soup was ok, but the water chestnuts kind of ruined it for me as a texture issue.

They did a decent job timing wise. Price wasn't too bad. Those three items were $32. I've eaten there previously and thought it was decent. I don't recommend the honey...