China Wok — Restaurant in Paulding

Inside is just big enough to place order the dining area is closed off and the exterior is well if you didn't know it was there it's kind of hidden. Like you got chief next to it and dollar tree but it's kind of in the corner BUT the food is absolutely delicious! And if you get the larger sizes you can feed 2-4 people. Or just have a good amount of leftover for tomorrow 😁 I get the sweet and sour and fried rice. And they don't skimp on the portions. I'm telling you. I ordered a smaller special size basically for one person once and the tub was smashed full of goody-ness it comes fresh and hot. Made to order. and I love how when you order the larger size they separate the rice and meat that way you can make you own portions to eat. The gentleman working are very nice my first time ordering here few years ago I was confused a bit on the size because it's sizes say like the small is pint or lg is quart so I wasn't sure but they helped explain it. Love it. My go to places around me are Paulding china wok or Defiance hot rice. Both have my approval. Just depends were we are is which one we are getting. Next time I order I'll post some pics because they are so worth it. Especially if you live in defiance they are worth the drive...

I ordered chicken lo mein, a small portion, and crab rangoons which I hadn't yet found on the menu. The chicken lo mein was piping hot, out in 5 or 6 minutes and actually had some chicken and a tiny amount of cabbage and carrots. It tasted as I expected a lo mein dish to taste from most extremely American Chinese food places. The crab rangoon turned out to be a cream cheese wonton instead. It tasted very bland/slightly sweet before the dipping sauce. I had hoped for imitation crab meat, cream cheese, roasted garlic, and onion. None of that was there barring cream cheese. Food seemed edible but not what I am...

Always a great experience ordering here. They are quick, friendly and economical. I usually order once a week here. The combo plates are where it's at. Pay a 2 dollar upcharge and get the noodles instead of the fried rice. It's totally worth it. Their lunch portions are big enough for me to have leftovers for dinner. I love their orange chicken, general tso chicken, mongolian beef and hunan beef. My partner always orders the sweet and sour pork, which he claims is the best he's had. That's saying a lot since we frequently travel cross country. What a blessing to have them...