Wok Provisions – Dunwoody (湘遇)

  4.4 – 311 reviews   • Restaurant

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Wok Provision-Dunwoody is a delightful culinary destination located in the heart of Dunwoody, Georgia. Established in August 2023, this restaurant showcases a dedication to serving authentic and mouthwatering Hunan cuisine. As you step inside, tantalizing aromas of wok-fried specialties and traditional spices transport you to the culinary streets of China. Wok Provisions – Dunwoody invites food enthusiasts and curious palates alike to a gastronomic journey that celebrates the vibrant flavors and exquisite techniques of Hunan cuisine.

✔️Lunch ✔️Dinner ✔️Dine in ✔️Take out ✔️Delivery Wok Provisions - Dunwoody (湘遇) 30338

Hours

Sunday11 AM–9:30 PM
Monday11 AM–3 PM, 4–9:30 PM
Tuesday11 AM–3 PM, 4–9:30 PM
Wednesday11 AM–3 PM, 4–9:30 PM
Thursday11 AM–3 PM, 4–9:30 PM
Friday11 AM–3 PM, 4–10 PM
Saturday11 AM–10 PM

Address and Contact Information

Address: 4709 Ashford Dunwoody Rd STE B, Dunwoody, GA 30338

Phone: (770) 837-3201

Website: https://wokprovisionsdunwoody.com/

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Joshua C
I recently saw this place and noticed it was pretty busy, so I decided to give it a try. From reading the reviews I was in high hopes but sadly I left disappointed.
The chicken for all the meals had a really weird texture issue. It looked cooked from the outside but once you bit into it, the chicken was squishy on the inside. The mountain chicken the glaze was way too thick and it was heavy floured to where I could only taste flour.

The decor on the inside is very nice and up to date. The staff did a good job checking on me throughout the meal and at times it was weird because they stand off to the side looking at you eat.

I will say, the LoMein was really good but once again the chicken was the issue.

Overall, I enjoyed the decor more than the food and because of that, I personally can’t recommend this place. There are a ton of better Chinese Restaurants in Johns Creek.
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Brandi N
Excellent service and food! Little hidden gem. Our server was extremely nice and friendly
. My super picky son loved the chicken lo mein, and I enjoyed the beef with veggies. Will definitely be back!
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Spence
As a self proclaimed general tso connoisseur, I can tell whats quality and what isn’t, and I can say this is one of the best general tso dishes I have had. It was perfectly sized and cooked chicken with great flavor. I also had the Singapore noodles and it was the same. Not the closest restaurant to my home but im willing to make the drive to have it again!
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momo
I had a very disappointing experience at Wok Provision. I ordered BBQ duck, which was advertised as including duck legs, also confirmed with their menu photo they showed us during ordering. What I was served was clearly a duck wing (long, thin bone, very little meat), not a leg. When I questioned this, I asked the staff multiple times, and each time they insisted it was a duck leg, which is simply not accurate.
What made it worse was that the actual duck legs were missing from the plate altogether. Instead of acknowledging the issue or checking with the kitchen, they kept insisting I was wrong. That felt dishonest and disrespectful as a customer.
On top of that, the overall food quality was poor — dry meat and not fresh-tasting. Between the misleading portion and the quality, this felt like cutting corners and hoping customers wouldn’t notice.
I won’t be coming back, and I’d advise others to be cautious if you’re dining here.
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Aaron Lee
I stopped by for lunch after seeing it on the map a while ago. $10.95 lunch special is hard to beat. I ordered General Tsao’s Chicken. I had the hit and sour soup which was decent and sour. The man dish was pretty good. Chickens were small and a bit sweeter than I would like but the portions were good. The interior is fairly small and minimalistic like a lot of new restaurants. I suspect it may get loud with more people. I will bring my family at some point to try other things but as a lunch spot, this is great.
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Daniel Ng
Had dinner here and everything was incredibly flavorful and definitely spicy. If you’re looking for authentic Chinese cuisine, this place is a must.

We went bold with the menu and tasted some truly unique dishes:
Pebble stone kidney (yes, the dish includes actual stones!)
Mashed peppers with preserved eggs and eggplant
Stinky tofu with pork intestines
It was an adventurous meal, to say the least—but surprisingly delicious.

For those who prefer to play it safe, the pork soup dumplings, red chili chicken, and crispy pork were also fantastic.

Wok Provisions hits the mark whether you’re feeling brave or sticking to comfort food.
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Amith Kumar
A hidden gem in Dunwoody

Wok Provision is an absolute gem! The food is consistently fresh, flavorful, and made with great attention to detail. I’ve tried several dishes on the menu from the spicy garlic noodles to the Spicy dry pot chicken and everything has been delicious and satisfying. You can really taste the quality in every bite.

The staff is warm, welcoming, and efficient, making every visit a pleasant experience. The restaurant itself is clean, modern, and perfect for both dine-in and takeout. It’s clear that they take pride in both their food and service.

If you’re in the Dunwoody area and craving bold Asian flavors, Wok Provision is a must-visit. Highly recommended!
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Shanshan Liu
They have serious food safety issues. We ate a used Band-Aid from the dishes. This is an extremely severe hygiene and safety issue.

I hope the restaurant contact me directly to solve this issue. My family and I are now feeling nauseous and physically unwell after eating the meal.

Never recommend this restaurant due to the food safety issues!!!
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Timothy “timfromga” Tran
The food here was decent. I ordered two dishes, the Kung pao chicken and mapo tofu. They tasted good but is it really necessary cooking with half a cup of oil? There was so much oil oh my god. In BOTH dishes. It was swimming in it.

UPDATE: The food here is solid Chinese food if your craving it and the menu is expansive. There a lot of things to try and eat. Ask for less oil on your food because Chinese food is notoriously oily. And make you ask for chili oil when ordering to-go. They never provided or asked me if i would like some. Most chinese places just give it or it will be on the table.I would avoid ordering the rangoon. Crab rangoon only has to be creamy and crunchy. They were 3.5/10 on a crunch scale. The way they make them here are flat and dont have all the 3d edges/dimensions you usually find them in. They’re more dorito shaped. The fried rice is extremely plain as well. Just get white rice. I recommend just enjoying the food and trying new things. No frills, good food. Portion size is good too in a world where the dollar is losing its value and things are getting more expensive.
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Ben Harel
We ordered take out of the dry fried cauliflower, wonton soup, crab Rangoon, and ma po tofu. We were blown away with the food, this was not any standard Chinese take out. This all felt homemade and high quality. The cauliflower and ma po tofu were pleasantly spicy without blowing out my taste buds (and both were kind of addicting). The crab Rangoon and wontons both were freshly made and delicious. We will definitely be ordering here again!
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