Hours
| Sunday | 4 PM–2 AM |
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | 11 AM–12 AM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–12 AM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–12 AM |
| Friday | 11 AM–2 AM |
| Saturday | 4 PM–2 AM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 800 Marietta St NW Suite F, Atlanta, GA 30318
Phone: (404) 963-6851
Website: https://www.wokchiatlanta.com/
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Wok Chi Asian Kitchen, Atlanta GA
Wok Chi Asian Kitchen, 800 Marietta St NW, Atlanta, GA 30318, US
Reviews
On our first visit, we were helped by a young man who provided outstanding service. He did everything he could to make us feel welcome, kept a positive attitude, and genuinely worked to ensure we were happy with our meals. If anything seemed off, he addressed it immediately and made sure it was corrected. That experience alone left such a strong impression that it’s the reason we decided to return a second time—and even brought a larger group with us.
Our second visit, however, was much more complicated. We had a group of five people, and while that isn’t excessively large, we were surprised to see an automatic gratuity added to the bill without being informed ahead of time. Since everyone in our group was paying separately, we would have simply split into smaller checks had we known. Even after a few people in our group raised concerns and asked questions about the bill, the situation was not clearly explained or resolved in a helpful way.
Another issue arose when the food arrived. There were a few items that certain people at the table could not eat or did not like. When we asked about returning or exchanging those items, our waitress said she did not want to take them back to the kitchen because she didn’t want to get in trouble. As a result, we ended up paying for food that was not eaten, not taken home, and ultimately just sat on the table. I’m not sure if this was due to internal pressure about food waste or a lack of willingness to help, but it was frustrating—especially since we had paid extra for some of those items.
Additionally, during the second visit, our waitress was not very familiar with the menu. A couple of people in our group had dietary restrictions, and she frequently had to go back to the kitchen to ask someone else for clarification. To be fair, she was still polite and kind throughout the experience, and all of the food came out very quickly.
As for the food itself—it was excellent both times. The fried rice from our first visit was amazing. On the second visit, the glass noodles were tremendously good, and the fried chicken was spectacular—very juicy and full of flavor. Aside from the items we couldn’t eat, the quality of the food was consistently impressive.
Would I recommend going back? That’s honestly a tough call. If the service matched our first visit, I would absolutely recommend this place without hesitation—that experience alone was a 10 out of 10 and the reason we returned. If the service mirrored our second visit, however, I would not recommend it.
Ultimately, it depends on what you value most. If service is very important to you, your experience may vary. If you are primarily focused on the food, then it’s worth visiting—the food is genuinely excellent. Go for the food, not the service, and hope you get a great server that day.
If I were to average both visits together, I would rate the service at about 75%. If I were judging solely on the first visit, it would be 100% without question. As for the food, it earns a solid 100%, excluding the items we couldn’t eat—not because they were bad, but because they were never consumed despite still being charged.
Overall, this place has incredible food but inconsistent service, and that inconsistency ultimately defines the experience.
About 15 minutes past my expected pick up time (I was shocked it was only slightly delayed based on how many orders were coming in) my food came out and the bag was hot to the touch, FRESH out the kitchen. The people at the front tossed me an icy cold soda out of the cooler and sent me on my way. The bag was still steaming by the time I got home. I got the sesame tofu and white rice, my husband got the beef on a stick, short ribs, crab rangoon, and fried rice. Not pictured was the broccoli that came with my tofu, the taste and texture was as if it had just been chopped off the head of broccoli – it was that fresh. The tofu was also not oily or spongey, it was firm with a crispy layer on the outside. The sesame sauce was sticky, sweet, and spicy. My husband’s food also must have been good, because he finished it in the 15 minutes before our show was scheduled to come on. Suffice to say, the gamble on a new to me place paid off – it really was a treat.
I’m excited to try Wok Chi again sometime soon, and would recommend it to anyone who loves the taste of classic Chinese takeout, but wants a fresher and more high quality product.
I tried the General Tso tofu with fried rice, and I absolutely loved the kick it had. I also ordered the vegan dumplings, which were pan-fried. They were good, but I wasn’t completely sold on the garlic soy sauce that came with it. The sauce portions are only available in large, which is a bit much, but that’s a minor thing.If you’re in the mood for a drink, the Lychee Martini at Wok Chi is a must-try—it’s sweet, refreshing, and the perfect complement to any meal!
What I really appreciated is that everything is made in-house and to order, which gives it such a fresh and authentic vibe. You can tell they really care about quality.
The service was decent, though I wouldn’t say the staff was particularly eager. Still, the food made up for it, and I’ll definitely be back—especially for that General Tso tofu!
Walking in, the restaurant is very clean and made great use of the space. The bar is directly in front of you and the tables are to your right. It’s very cute with a simple design and a few eye-catching placements throughout the area.
I walked up to the ordering area and was immediately greeted. The young lady was very pleasant and welcoming. I placed my order for 6 Wings, Thai Chili, with Pork Fried Rice, paid and took a seat at the bar to wait on my food.
The ambiance is very chill. The music was at a perfect volume as I was still able to hear my conversation, the staff was laughing and engaging with one another, and the bar seats were super comfortable.
My food arrived and was super fresh. As I placed my order to go, I was excited that I could smell my food through the container. Opening my container, the visual appeal was nice. The plate was well packed and the portion size was perfect for the price point of the meal.
Now… the Food!
The wings were amazing. Though they were light in color, they were crispy on the outside and juicy and hot on the inside. The flavor profile of the Thai Chili sat well on the fresh wings. The sweetness wasn’t too sweet and put me in the mind of a honey glaze. The chili flakes were present but not too spicy. There were some good wings. I would definitely come back for more.
The rice was a bit too eggy for me. I’m accustomed to egg being in fried rice, however, the eggs overpowered the rice and pork. After two bites I was unable to adjust to the over-powering egg presence and decided not to eat the rice.
All in all, I’ll be back for the wings.