Wok Inn — Restaurant in San Antonio

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If I could give more than five stars, I absolutely would! We ordered the Pad Thai from Wok-Inn, and it was nothing short of phenomenal. The flavor was bold, rich, and perfectly balanced—every bite had that kick of spice that makes you instantly fall in love with Thai cuisine. The noodles were cooked to perfection, not too soft, not too firm, just right, and every ingredient tasted fresh and authentic.

The spice level was spot on. It had just the right amount of heat that made the dish exciting, but not overwhelming. Every forkful packed so much flavor that it kept us wanting more. The combination of sweetness, tanginess, and that little punch of chili made it absolutely tremendous. You could tell this wasn’t your average Pad Thai—it was made with precision and care.

On top of the food being spectacular, the drive-thru service was lightning fast. We barely had to wait, and the staff were polite, efficient, and made the experience effortless. In today’s world, finding a place that delivers both outstanding food and speedy service is rare, but Wok-Inn really nailed it.

Overall, I’d easily call this one of the best Pad Thai experiences I’ve ever had. It’s spicy, amazing, and everything about it felt just right. From flavor to freshness to the swiftness of service, Wok-Inn has earned not just five stars—but a full ten-star...

Drive-thru. Ordered the Kung Pao lunch special only to be told that particular special didn’t apply on Wednesday??? So I got that as is with a FRIED rice, added an egg roll, and this chicken something soup. Drink was extra so I didn’t get one. All that with no drink was around $13. Not a big deal, but really?

Got home, opened the bag to see that they gave me white rice. Not a huge deal. I love white rice with anything, really. But what WAS a huge deal was that the rice was stale. Ate that bite and was done, so I moved on to the Kung Pao.

I should’ve known what I was getting when there were peanuts in it, but the flavor they use was sour and I legit spit it out and pushed the entire bowl/tray aside. The egg roll and soup however were both VERY good. I should’ve just ordered that, but it was my first (and last) time going here.

All in all, I was extremely disappointed in the food quality of this place. As much as I avoid Panda Express, at least their...

My family of 3 came here. The general Tsao chicken was so bad I had to spit it out, I got teriyaki chicken which was okay but the veggies served with it were very disappointing. My brother got broccoli beef, it was tasteless. No flavor. The soups, to specify hot&sour, chicken corn chowder, egg drop were awful but my boyfriend said the hot & sour is bearable. Disappointed with our visit. We have been dying to try it forever and we’re severely disappointed. Also shame they don’t offer the entrees by themselves. I shouldn’t have to get rice and soup if I just want a small amount of teriyaki chicken. And this part was not their fault but ofc it happened when we were having an awful experience. I got a splinter from the chopsticks. Just very disappointed....