First Wok — Restaurant in Quincy

This is hands down some of the worst Chinese food in the entire country. I'm a truck driver that loves Chinese food so believe me when I say I've had it everywhere and this is the worst. All of the food taste like the same fryer Grease. It's all Bland so all you taste is the funky oil and breading. I'm not sure how they did it but it was like the egg rolls were wrapped in boot leather. The hot and sour soup was neither hot nor sour. And I got more broccoli than I did chicken in my General Tso's Chicken, which oddly kind of worked out because the General Tso's chicken just tasted like oily breading and I'm pretty sure it was made from chicken leg meat because of how small the chicken bits were and also how much cartilage was in there. I just feel sorry for this town because I'm willing to bet this is their only Chinese food restaurant. I do see a Panda Express here so I guess they have that but that's damn shame. I have eaten 7 or 8 big pieces of broccoli out of the picture of the General Tso's Chicken. I hope it comes across on the picture how translucent and grease soak the breading is you can almost see through it to see that there's not even any...

We ordered two lunch specials, orange chicken and kung pao beef with two soups, wonton and hot & sour. Orange chicken was hot and crispy but most of the chunks were exceptionally large. Despite swimming in a thick sauce with large pieces of orange peel, it was bland, lacking flavor with no hint of heat. I could not rate it more than 2-3 stars but it was much better than the kung pao which had no flavor, certainly nothing resembling kung pao. It primarily considered of carrot chunks with no other noticeable vegetables. The beef was tender but like everything else had no flavor and certainly no heat. Both came with fried rice that was equally bland and contained nothing but rice. I’ve never had such a thing and I’ve eaten at so many types of Chinese spots for over 30 years. As for the soups, the wonton broth wasn’t bad but the wonton pasta lacked any bite. The hot and sour soup, like nearly everything else, was the worst I’ve ever had. Like the kung pao, it didn’t even resemble the variety of what I’ve come to know and enjoy, neither in appearance,...

This is one of the only Chinese food restaurants in the area. I was referred here by some coworkers. I have lived all over the United States and have had good and bad Chinese food. I've also visited China and know the difference, but for now I'm rating the Chinese/American genre. This is a sad little place with a depressing feel when you walk in. Its not clean, all though ive found that a really great Chinese place is usually not clean, but here even the workers look like they want to cry. I ordered fried rice and general tsoas chicken, and hot and sour soup. The rice was golden yellow, i prefer mine dirty brown, just like they have it in stl. The rice was bland and had frozen vegetables. The general tsoas chicken was gristly and was hard to chew. The hot and sour soup smelled like urine. The urine smell was so strong it made my living room smell. I did not try the soup for this reason. After being referred here I am disappointed to...