Casual hangout serving an extensive menu of Southeast Asian street snacks and entrees.
From Google Maps reviews.
One of the best Malaysian meals I've had outside of Malaysia. It truly was quite authentic. The chicken satay was delicious and nicely charred, the hookien mee, beef rendang was also delicious. My son had the nasi lemak and while he liked it, he didn't like the fried chicken wings. They had plenty of drink options and I personally loved my order of grass jelly and lychee drink. Overall a great experience. The service was also excellent. Look forward to coming back if I ever get to New York ag
I recently tried Wok Wok Southeast Asian Kitchen in Chinatown and it’s such a solid spot when you’re craving bold, comforting flavors. The menu pulls from Malaysian, Thai, and Singaporean street food, so there’s a lot of variety, and everything feels super shareable. Personally, I loved how flavorful everything was; especially the roti and satay. The whole vibe is lowkey and cozy, perfect for a casual dinner with friends. Service was quick and friendly, and the portions were generous for the pr
First time coming to Wok Wok was amazing. I came on a Saturday evening, there was a wait but the hostess said 15 minutes. We waited and got our table. The service was so quick and friendly. We ordered appetizers and the uncle who brought it out was soo nice and making small talk which was super funny. Overall experience was great and will be coming back here just to eat that roti😛
From the Mar 4, 2026 health inspection. Lower-priority items are listed after the serious ones.

Cracked or unpasteurized eggs were kept or used.

Food was left exposed to possible contamination during storage, prep, or serving.