Famous Wok

Food tastes like it came out of a can or microwaved from frozen. Lots of High Fructose corn sweetener over everything.
If you want indigestion, you found a good source.

I was offered a sample of sesame chicken and it was delicious. I ordered sesame chicken and general chicken, along with fried rice and chow mein. The lady who helped me was really nice and gave me a description of anything I was interested in. Ordering was a breeze and the food perfectly hit the spot.

Horrible food. Nasty orange chicken and blab general’s tso, don’t eat here. If you want to eat here and waste your money go ahead but your better off reading at Sarku Japan.

Great place to dine while shopping in the mall.

Allison might not think it’s famous, but they kinda famous 2 me. Another 1 and only spot when I got the munchies, I’ma go and get it. They got me feeling like a crackhead, i’m so addicted.

Famous Wok may not warrant its name. More like, Decent Wok or Pretty Satisfying Wok. Maybe even Good Place to Get Mall Food Wok. But I don’t think the word famous applies.
That said, this place really is a good little restaurant to hit up if you are looking for some respite from the teenagers milling about Rolling Oaks mall. The staff is super friendly, offering samples of their meat choices to lure people in. They have the menu set up a lot like a Panda Express. I got a drink, stir fry and two entrees for just over $ 7. The entrees I had were actually pretty good and didn’t taste like they had been sitting out under a heat lamp for the majority of the day (which they might have been, but at least they didn’t taste that way!). I had the sesame chicken and some shrimp dish, both of which were pretty good for on-​the-​go Chinese food.
I wouldn’t mind grabbing something here again. The food was satisfying and came in good sized portions. Famous? No, but definitely a fine place to get filled.