Super Wok

Super Wok is hands down the best Sichuan restaurant I’ve had in North Carolina. The flavors are bold and authentic, with plenty of numbing, spicy dishes for Sichuan lovers, as well as excellent non-spicy options. Portions are generous, prices are very reasonable, and the atmosphere feels lively and welcoming. It’s a great spot for family dinners or gathering with friends. Highly recommended!

Recently visited this place due to it being close to my college and was pretty surprised at its good food and overall vibes! Excited to discover yet another good place to eat, especially since there’s always so much fast food around… Ordered some crispy fish and mapo tofu and they tasted spicy but amazing to say the least! Def recommend!!

Based on a dining blog recommendation we went for lunch and had Bento boxes…Mongolian Beef & Pork with Chinese Mushrooms. So, so good! Enough for leftovers. Authentic Chinese menu. There are several dishes we want to try over future visits—MaPo Tofu, Eggplant with Pork & Fried Flounder. Our server was excellent and kind.

Have ordered from here for years- since I moved to Raleigh in 2020. Never had an issue or anything until now. Leaving a review since I found not one but two flys in my lunch today (one small and one large). I understand kitchens can have a fly if a door is left open or something but to have two in one meal???? Unacceptable and raises questions about how many bugs are in the kitchen overall… I will never order from here again.

In my 20 years of eating Chinese food I have never received a dish that was so unappetizing looking, inedible, and just flat out gross. It tasted worse then it looked. This was supposed to be hibachi chicken. The vegetables were not chopped, the chicken had some kind of weird fried breading on it and everything was in a soup of cheap sauce. Worst of all the onions hadn't even been cooked/caramelized. They were flat out raw. And it was clear the chicken had been fried over an hour before the dish was assembled A friend received his dish with a hair in it. Another friends dumplings were burnt. I paid 17$ for this and I've gotten better food from a cheap Chinese place for 8$. In fact in my 20 years of going out for Chinese I've never had food close to this bad. Extra disappointing that thi