Hot Wok

45 reviews

+1 (610) 280-3555

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Sesame shrimp, sauce was pretty thin not thick

Egg rolls they will be serving. Disgusting.

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311 E Lincoln Hwy

Exton, PA 19341

+1 (610) 280-3555

http://pahotwok.com

Hot Wok is a family-owned takeout restaurant in West Whiteland Twp, PA, that has been serving fresh and made-to-order dishes since 2008. Their skilled chefs prepare flavorful meals that guarantee a delightful dining experience.

Conveniently located at 311 East Lincoln Hwy, Hot Wok offers a diverse menu of delicious options, ensuring there is something for everyone to enjoy.

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3.545 reviews

Alan J.

7/5/2024

When I worked in West Chester until 2013 I used to frequent the Chinese place hot wok by the exton mall. I hadn't been there since like 2013. Ever since I've been back to area (2 years) I've...

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Denise C.

6/6/2024

I ordered 3 quarts of Won Ton soup. The meat inside was nearly black? I have no idea what kind of meat it was but certainly not pork. My husband ate it and he is still alive but I couldn't eat...

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Jancarlos D.

10/8/2023

It's one of those lowkey restaurants. Such a sleeper chinese joint. Lotta food and cheap.

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P E.

10/16/2022

Picked up takeout from here a few days ago. I had never tried them before but my significant other wanted egg foo yung. Overall I would say they did ok for what I call cheap Chinese. This...

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Alexis G.

4/1/2023

The food here is excellent. The portions are large, and everything is consistently delicious. They use very high-quality ingredients, too. I prefer them over any other Chinese food place I've...

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