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I guess they were renovating a couple months ago, but there still were menu items not available for order. Also, they didn’t have any fortune cookies on hand, nor do they include those fried crunchy wontons to use as croutons in your soup. We ordered a day in advance bc we figured we weren’t the only ones eating kosher Chinese food on Xmas day. Despite the advanced notice, they forgot to include an entree of sesame noodles, our vegetarian entree was swapped with some sort of chicken entree, the Szechuan beef (though sufficiently spicy) didn’t have much beef in it, the chicken lo mein had a ton of cabbage and carrots for filler (plenty of tender chicken, but not enough lo mein noodles), and the worst of all: the white rice wasn’t fully cooked! It was still crunchy. To add insult to injury, I had bad indigestion a couple hours after this dinner.

OUR ORDER TOOK OVER 2 HOURS TO GET. NO ONE ANSWERS THE PHONE TO FIND OUT THE STATUS OF THE DELIVERY. SO WE STARTED EATING SOMETHING ELSE, THEN THE ORDER FINAL CAME. TO TOP IT OFF THEY LEFT OUT ONE OF ITEMS FROM THE ORDER AND THEY CHARGED ME FOR IT. OF COURSE THERE IS NO ONE TO SPEAK TO REGARDING THE MISSING ITEM BECAUSE NO ONE ANSWERS THE PHONE.

poke is great - fresh and normal sized portion.

Ordered food almost 1.5 hours ago. I’ve spent literally 15 minutes dialing the place repeatedly to find out where my food is, but nobody picks up the phone. Finally got through to someone and they said it was “on the way.” That’s awful for $5 Chinese food, let alone $20-per-dish Chinese food. Will not order again.

When I was here, they were still renovating and many of the menu items were not available, but all of the Thai dishes were available, which thrilled me, since its the only kosher restaurant I've found that has Thai. I ordered the green curry, and friends ordered the pad thai, which I also tasted. The green curry was flavorful, but not nearly as spicy as I would have hoped. The pad thai was pretty good. I've had plenty of non-kosher Thai in the past, and this isn't as good as that, but its really hard to find kosher ethnic food that is as good as the non-kosher variety, for various reason. That being said, I'm so happy that they have Thai food on the menu, since its one of my favorite Asian foods. The staff was also friendly and helpful, since I had a lot of questions about ingredients due to food allergies. I'm looking forward to returning here soon.

I tried two Thai dishes at the new Westside wok. I ordered Green Curry and Red Curry. I found them a bit too spicy and lacking in coconut milk. Also they relied far too heavily on additives including eggplant. Looking up multiple recipes for these dishes I was not able to find that eggplant was a normal ingredient in them and can only assume they are there to cut the dishes. For $17.99 each and consisting mostly of filler and too spicy, I do not think these dishes are good value as is. Hopefully management will refine the recipes to better reflect normal preparation of these dishes. I can only hope that Westside Wok continues to work to differentiate it from its predecessor Gan Asia, which was poor value and poor quality with far too much filler. I have high Hope's for them and I am very glad Gan Asia is gone, but I am not yet ready to eat at Westide Wok with any regularity.

DISGUSTING!!! Should have read the reviews. Simply said, expensive crap. Spoke to 2 of their staff members (Matthew and Daniel if that is their real names) and  they were as USELESS as their INEDIBLE food.

Please note, I actually signed up for YELP tonight to post this. STAY AWAY!

Had a horrible experience with this restaurant. The delivery guy supposedly left my order "with the doorman" but I never received the food I ordered. They refused to give me a refund or even send out a new order. They should be ashamed to even call themselves a restaurant. I hope they close soon because from the looks of it there reviews and ratings are just as I expected and they don't deserve to be in business. There are much better places in the upper west side such as Amsterdam burger and Grill 212 to get flaishics (kosher meat foods). I'd definitely avoid them if possible.