Utilitarian Chinese eatery with takeout & delivery offering classic recipes off a long menu.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 5803 Hunt Club Rd E, Greensboro, NC 27410
Phone: (336) 315-5166
Website: https://www.onewokgreensboronc.com/
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Reviews
I don’t really know how to describe crispy beef, so I showed her a photo, and asked if sesame beef was similar. She said yes, and it would take around 15 minutes to make. I asked her if it would be crispy. She said of course. I asked her to not make it spicy just in case- she told me it wasn’t spicy, so I was all good. Bless.
I actually find the atmosphere of the restaurant really charming, and enjoyed waiting with the other DoorDashers. (I do want to say that I may be a little weird for this, but I think it’s a cute spot. I like the pink booths- it’s very 90s Hong Kong / Wong Kar-wai esque. I think this is has underrated potential to be an “I know a spot” place. I can see it being a niche offbeat date spot.) The restaurant was extremely busy on the phone, and it was impressive to watch- they both were extremely prompt with handling orders, especially for a team of just two people.
I know I’m in the minority of people who drive to a Chinese restaurant, order in person, and then dine in, but if anyone was considering- I don’t think they run the heat during winter, so I got really cold. It was a 30 degree day, so I continued eating my sesame beef until I got too cold to keep eating.
It was so good, though. It was worth every bite. It’s legitimately been three years since I’ve had my college town’s crispy beef, and this is near perfect- The only criticism I have is that it could be crispier. (The crisp was great, I just love insanely crunchy beef. It’s a really good combination with the sauce that provides interesting texture when paired with the rice. I think ordinary people would probably really enjoy this as it is- I highly recommend it.) I’ll probably ask for that next time.
Overall, extremely prompt, amazing food, – if you’re looking for Americanized Chinese food, this is the best I’ve had in the city so far.
It was easily the best Chinese takeout I’ve had in my 12+ years in this area. A few reasons why: the food was flavorful and not greasy at all, unlike many other places I’ve tried. There was definitely real Szechuan peppercorn in the sauce; I could tell from the persistent tingle in my lips minutes after I ate.
The shrimp was generously-sized and generously-portioned, flavorful with that perfect “bouncy” texture. There was also a variety of vegetables in the dish: broccoli, carrots, mushrooms, onions, zucchini, bamboo shoots, baby carrots, snow peas, green pepper. So many places don’t offer that nice variety, instead going heavy on the green peppers (which I dislike).
My few quibbles were that there was only one egg roll, when the menu said an order was two. Not a huge deal, as I only needed one and the price was fair for one. The other was that I saw no opportunity for special instructions on the order (like “No green peppers, please”). But since the dish had a good balance of vegetables, it also wasn’t a big deal.
Maybe I caught them on an uncharacteristically good day? Don’t know, but I’m going to keep going back until they give me a reason not to.