Fast Food & Takeout
Sizzling Wok
About Sizzling Wok
Food counters inside a shopping centre live or die on turnaround, and that is the trade Sizzling Wok is in, working from the big retail complex at 2271 Harvey Avenue on the Dilworth side of Kelowna, alongside dozens of other businesses under the same roof. The number is 250-763-8288, and there is a page for it on the centre's website.
Quick-service wok cooking is built around speed: dishes prepared in volume, held hot, and portioned out by the plate or in combination trays. Ordering well is a matter of asking a couple of practical questions rather than reading the board twice. Whatever has come out of the pan most recently is usually the freshest plate on the counter. Portion sizes and combination options vary, so it is worth checking what a small actually contains before doubling up. Anyone managing allergies, or avoiding pork, shellfish or peanuts, should ask rather than assume, since shared woks and shared oil are normal in a kitchen working at this pace.
Some practical notes for this part of Kelowna: the complex on Harvey Avenue draws shoppers from across the valley, not just from the city, so the lunch rush and the weekend crowds are heavier than the local population alone would produce. Parking is plentiful but it fills, particularly through the summer tourist season and the run-up to the holidays. Coming from downtown, Rutland or Glenmore the trip is short; from the southern neighbourhoods along the lake it is a longer haul, which makes a phoned-in order worth considering if you are collecting food rather than eating in.
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In the Dilworth neighbourhood of Kelowna.
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