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The restaurant Golden Wok is a welcoming Chinese restaurant nestled in San Francisco’s vibrant Ocean View neighborhood. You’ll discover a casual and quiet spot perfect for enjoying a meal.
Whether you’re looking for small plates, vegetarian options, or a quick bite, this establishment caters to diverse tastes. It’s an ideal choice for both lunch and dinner, offering a relaxed atmosphere where you can unwind.
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When it comes to the food, this spot earns a good score of 6.9, though customer satisfaction is a bit mixed at 66.7%. Many diners rave about the delicious Chinese fare, generous portions, and impressive freshness. The chef's cooking skill often shines through, with 50 positive comments out of 75 total mentions.
However, not all experiences are perfect. Some found certain dishes too salty or reported bland tastes. More concerningly, there were mentions of a bad smell and even a moldy order, raising health hazard concerns among the 23 negative comments.
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If you're craving late-night Chinese food with generous portions and a potentially skilled chef, it might be worth a try. Just be mindful of potential inconsistencies in taste and, importantly, check your order carefully due to past health concerns.
Looking at the 31 opinions on service, there's a definite upside! Many customers rave about the fast service and the friendly & nice staff, often highlighting how orders are quickly made and ready in just 10 minutes. The convenience of being open until 2am with prompt delivery is a big plus for many.
However, the service here is a bit of a mixed bag, with a score of 5.3 and customer satisfaction at 48.4%. We see 16 negative comments about issues like unprofessional attire of staff, rude customer service, and frustratingly long delivery time. There are also concerns about order accuracy and website functionality.
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Service here can be a bit of a gamble. If you're looking for quick, late-night takeout and get a friendly staff member, you might be very happy. But be prepared for potential issues with delivery times, order accuracy, or less-than-stellar customer interactions.
When it comes to the vibe, some diners really appreciate the comfortable seating and the charm of finding an out-of-the-way Chinese spot that feels like a true local spot. Based on 3 positive remarks, guests enjoyed a pleasant atmosphere, suggesting it can hit the mark for those seeking a specific, cozy feel. On the flip side, the ambience scores an average 4.6, with customer satisfaction a poor 33.3%.
Based on 5 negative remarks, guests often found the open kitchen pretty bad, raised concerns about cleanliness, and felt the space resembled warehouse storage or had littering. This indicates significant areas needing attention for a more pleasant dining environment.
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If youre seeking a unique, local spot and dont mind potential issues with cleanliness or an unappealing open kitchen, this place might offer a pleasant seating experience. However, with an average score and low customer satisfaction, be prepared for an ambience that could disappoint if presentation and upkeep are high priorities for you.
When it comes to value, opinions are quite split, based on the 2 comments weve seen. One diner felt that prices are mostly competitive, even highlighting them as competitively priced. With an overall score of an average 4, and customer satisfaction sitting at a mixed 50%, its clear theres a balance to be struck.
However, another customer had a much stronger reaction, feeling the value was so poor they said the place should be fined for this. The term fined really captures the frustration, suggesting that for some, the pricing just doesnt align with what's offered, leading to a feeling of being overcharged.
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So, whats the deal with value here? Its a bit of a gamble. While some find the prices competitive, others feel quite strongly that its overpriced.
If youre looking for a guaranteed good deal, this might not be your first stop, but if you're willing to take a chance, you might find something that works for you.
You’re looking at roughly 25 $ per person – reported by 19 diners. That puts it in the $21–$30 category. For a Chinese Restaurant, it’s comfortably mid-range: not a steal, but not bank-breaking either.
Interestingly, while the average is 25 $, many guests actually spend a bit less, with a good number of reviews showing spending in the $11–$20 range. This suggests a nice mix of options, catering to both those looking for a quick, cheaper bite and those opting for a more substantial meal.
Here’s a quick look at what guests spend per person, based on the latest 19 reviews.
How does this restaurant’s value stack up against similar spots in San Francisco?
Considering it’s a Chinese Restaurant, we think the pricing feels quite fair. It offers a good balance, allowing for both more casual and slightly more indulgent dining experiences.