Manchu Wok

Reviews

• Michael L.

  star star star star_border star_border 12 July 2026

  3.5/5
  
  It's your typical food court restaurant. However, the portions are great and the food is tasty. The staff are always friendly as well.
  
  I got the "choice of 2" option. I opted for the noodles, general Tao and Kung Pao chicken (I believe it's called that).
  
  The noodles were nothing special. They were all sort of clumped together due to a lack of a liquid (the noodles soaked up the sauce without the moist texture)
  
  The general Tao was actually really good. There was minimal breading on the inside which was amazing (a nice amount of chicken loaded inside). The sauce was also super tasty. Not too sweet and just enough that you're not drowning in it.
  
  The Kung Pao was nothing great. I wouldn't recommend getting it. There was maybe 2 pieces of chicken in the whole meal. The rest were a majority celery, and some peppers.
  
  Overall, it's probably one of the few options I would get at a food court, especially if I'm getting Chinese food. That being said, I would recommend this place if you're looking for something cheap and something to get your Chinese food fix.

• D'Arcy L.

  star star star star_border star_border 10 July 2026

  This Manchu Wok has been a place I have eaten at Carrefour Laval for quite some time.  It used to be a place I quite enjoyed.  They served large portions and the quality for cheap food court Chinese food was okay.  Then I noticed the portions seemed to me to be a bit smaller.  Also you get some chunks of just fried breaded mix with sauce.  This is a technique to rip you off as you eat a few chunks of breading and they use less meat.  It's a careful mix by the restaurant and a clever cost cutter,  however I understand this practice.
  
  Choice here is fried rice or two kinds of noodles.  Then you have a choice of mixed vegetables, beef with veg, the fan favourite General Tao chicken (he must have fought with Montcalm in the Plains of Abraham!), Sweet n Sour pork, Honey garlic chicken and a few others.
  
  The price has gone up over the years and they serve on real plates with cutlery here now but expect to pay $12-$13 with two items and drink and around $14 with three items and drink taxes in.  Sill reasonable but more expensive to similar food courts.    
  
  The food is fairly fresh as it's a very popular restaurant= high turnover.  I just feel it's jumped the shark for me.  I'll eat it infrequently however I'll let you indulge in some GT Chicken!  Peace on brother.

• Jason M.

  star star star star_border star_border 9 July 2026

  Standard fare Chinese court food.
  
  I went with the General Tao with sides that consisted of steamed veggies and fried rice. The General Tao was good, the veggies were OK and the steam rice were very dry (as in cooked and heater for quite some time). If this is the best I can get during primetime lunches during the Holiday season..... I don't want to come here at any other time!
  
  Price tag was about $12 and quite honestly, there are simply better options to be had. Average experience.

• Mark L.

  star star star star_border star_border 4 July 2026

  This is a basic Chinese food court restaurant.   The item selection is pretty limited to a handful of meats and about the same amount of sides to choose from.  The pricing was average and serving sizes were good.
  
  The best part of this place is the general Taos chicken and the friendly service behind the counter.   They were quick, helpful and polite which is why I will come back more than the food.  
  
  Enjoy!