Amazing Wok - Danville

My second time eating here. It is a smaller, more intimate restaurant, which I enjoyed. The food is delicious and not heavy greasy Chinese food. You can tell they care about the ingredients and food they make there. The people that work there are very friendly and the service is great. My new go to for Chinese when I am in the area.

Fantastic food. I ate twice the portion size I normally eat. Daughter ordered this amazing wok special noodle soup. I’m not a noodle soup guy but tasted it and couldn’t stop having it. My own order was black pepper chicken and shrimp fried rice which I knew going in I was taking half of both home. But to my surprise I couldn’t stop eating and I finished 80% of both. And tbh I’ve been on a fairly strict healthy diet. But this was compelling. Hidden gem. And to top it the server was so nice to let us know that we were ordering so much more and made sure we were aware. We still took some food home but I couldn’t be more excited for the leftovers ?

This is an excellent restaurant. The food is delicious and the owners are really wonderful people. It’s a terrific family business. The food is fresh and cooked well. I’ve been coming here for years and have never had a bad experience.

The owners of this restaurant do not understand what it means to advertise your restaurant as halal. Halal is not just offering meat that has halal certification. It means ensuring that the entire offering of food complies with halal standards, which is why real halal restaurants display the certification. The owner of this restaurant admits that they serve haram alongside halal, and there is simply no way that the food here is halal.It would be like telling a vegetarian that your restaurant is vegetarian when you also serve meat, and prepare the vegetarian meals in the same kitchen as you prepare the meat meals. No matter how careful you are, you will always have some level of cross contamination.If they were honest they would say that they offer halal meat, for those who sort of observe halal rules by eating halal meat, but for those of us who actually are halal observant, it is an outright lie for this restaurant to claim to be halal. They are not. Dietary restrictions: They are not halal certified

Claims they have halal food but its not accurate, really disappointed with their business ethics and service. How can one serve pork and halal items in parallel and make this false claim?