Ocean wok hampton nh

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Historically Speaking: The first Chinese take-out restaurant in Exeter. Fan had originally come to the United States from Taiwan as a student, first going to college in Indiana before changing his major to computer science and studying in San Diego. While in school, he worked for a Chinese restaurant and the owner asked him to be a partner in a new restaurant. He took up the offer, never using his degree. The venture did not last, but Fan enjoyed the work and looked for other opportunities to open a restaurant. Hampton Beach: Big events returning in Here's the lineup.

Ocean wok hampton nh

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In the last few weeks, he has had crews cleaning the restaurant and preparing for his takeover.

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Ocean Wok is one of the few year-round restaurants in Hampton Beach. With a prime location close to Hampton Harbor and its own parking lot, the restaurant is an easy place to stop for lunch or dinner. Seating is all indoors and there is a full-service bar. The restaurant serves authentic Hong Kong, Szechuan and Cantonese cooking. Since all meals are made to order, they can be customized for those who prefer certain spices or have allergies. The couple that owns the business not only have the best Chinese food in a 60 mile radius. I highly recommend eating at this restaurant, and you will experience it for Karen the bartender is great! Friendly, welcoming, and efficient. At her recommendation so made me aware of a new addition to the menu and it was top notch.

Ocean wok hampton nh

I'm not a huge fan of Chinese food. And the portions are huge. Go with either a big apatite or expectations of going home with food. If you like Chinese food, you won't be disappointed. March Looking forward to my next visit. The food was sooo delicous.

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Shrimp with Mixed Vegetables. Fan said he hopes to run the restaurant for at least six years, after which he will be Broccoli in Hot Spicy Garlic Sauce. Max Sullivan Portsmouth Herald. Chicken with Broccoli. Parking problems: Hampton Beach residents push for more resident-only parking. An aromatic Szechuan dish. General Gau's Tofu. Beef with Broccoli. Served daily 12pm - 3pm except holidays. Pork with Scallions. Kung Pao Chicken.

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Luncheon Specials. Mi Fun. General Gau's Chicken. Chicken with Mixed Vegetables. General Gau's Chicken. Shrimp in Hot Spicy Garlic Sauce. Pork Egg Foo Young. Orange Beef. Parking problems: Hampton Beach residents push for more resident-only parking. Lightly battered jumbo shrimp, cooked in a sweet and fragrant sauce and then topped with a simmering creamy coconut sauce.