Wok A Holic

Glad I stumbled over here. Got the Singapore noodle and it was ready quickly. It was very tart, perhaps a bit sweeter than I'm used too but still delicious. Also was fun to sit at the counter and watch the cooks at the woks.
The space is very nice too. I can't remember when they upgraded the food court but it's got plenty of seating.

Pedestrian. Fast food Chinese that makes Panda Express look like a gourmet experience. Pot Stickers were the best element of my dining. Tasty and inexpensive, a good combo. The Lo Mein was very similar to Panda Express, too thin and a so so tasty. What do expect from a food court in a mall?!

Unsuspectingly good. Got the orange chicken chef special for ~$13 without any add ons or adjustments. It's $1 extra to upgrade the white rice to fried rice or chow mein.

The food was piping hot in less than 5 minutes. Would stop again by for quick Chinese food!

Pretty solid Taiwanese food.

They are located on the bottom floor of Pioneer Square Mall in downtown Portland. There is plenty of seats in their dining area and ordering is easy.

They have a pretty good range of items on their menu from dim sum, noodle soups, fried noodle/rice, teriyaki dishes, specials and lots of beverages.

I decided to try their Hong Kong Style Wonton Noodle Soup. The dish was pretty decent especially for food at the mall. One thing to note is that they did not provide utensils once they had the food ready. Make sure to ask for utensils. The staff were friendly but it didnt seem like they wanted to interact with customers.

Overall- pretty decent food, lots of space to sit and has the potential to be a great spot.

Mediocre. They didn't have mushrooms, they were out of teriyaki sauce, and they also were out of yakisoba noodles. Like what?!? I ended up getting their orange chicken which seemed to be mostly breading. It came with white rice and what taste like canned corn, and I ordered a side of steamed veggies and was brought out a side of broccoli, that was drenched in water. I was starving and I hate wasting food so of course I ate most of my food. My friend said she gave her food an 8/10. Their calamari came out like onion rings, it was probably my least fav calamari I've ever had. The girl working the register barely spoke English and had a hard time understanding what we wanted, but she was very sweet. The fast food restaurant itself is located inside of pioneer place mall, has lots of seating, nice, and clean. I give the aesthetic of the place 5/5, but the food 3/5.

My wife and I stopped by here while exploring Pioneer Mall since this spot is in the food court. She couldn't decide what she wanted until she saw that they had egg rolls here so she wanted to try that. I got her 2 orders of it so they gave a total of 4. I was looking through their menu and nothing stood out to me so I went and got Raising Canes instead which was cheaper. The food didn't take long to come out and they give you 2 packets of sauce for the egg rolls. The rolls here are also more bigger compare to other places we been to. My wife didn't like the egg rolls and ate 3 out of the 4. The service here was great, nothing to complain about. We sat down in one of their booth and it was pretty quiet here during lunch time.

I love this place but please do a deep clean on your tables, they are sticky.

The food is the best in the area. Very fresh and very tasty. I work in the area so it is always nice to come for some fresh Chinese food. Love coming here, it's a must try. They service is also great. They are always nice and you get your food quick.

Wasn't expecting much since its food court but Wok a holic was a pleasant surprise. I had the broccoli beef and it was delicious. Good serving of beef, nicely crisp broccoli and delicious sauce. My friends had different dishes and they were impressed as well. We will be visiting again.

We were hungry and wanted to go to Raising Cane's Chicken Fingers next door, but the line was too long, so we ended up coming here.

Right off the bat, the cashier looked unhappy and sounded like she didn't even want to be there.

As for the food... we ordered shrimp fried rice ($14.99) and coconut bubble tea ($4.99). The fried rice was so oily, the grease was seeping through the box and even through the to-go bag. The taste was OK, but I can't believe how much oil they used for this. The bubble tea wasn't very good either, it tasted so sweet (they probably used powder) and the bubbles were soft, not chewy. The drink was really unsatisfying and tasted artificial.

Maybe the other food is good here? I'm not sure, but judging from the amount of oil in the fried rice, the other food is probably the same. I can't wait for Din Tai Fung to open, the quality will definitely be much better than this!

Just had the same experience as OL below with the soup. Wish I had seen the review ahead of time. I went here after finding out a legit wonton nooodle restaurant in Chinatown closed.

The overcooked noodles were instant ramen style not egg noodles. The wonton fell apart and was super soggy. The broth tasted like instant chicken broth. Sad cabbage and sad me. I had a couple bites and left it. I'm sad because it's someone's business but I've never had food like this before. Sorry it won't be around for long when DTF opens.