$10 for $20 Worth of Southeast Asian Fusion Cuisine at Masala Wok
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- Fresh vegetables, meats, and ground spices
- Traditional stir-fry and curries
- Casual dining atmosphere
Without casual dining, the 13% of Americans unable to tie a bow tie would surely starve. Safeguard yourself with or without black tie garb with today's deal: $10 for $20 worth of stir-fried Asian and Indian cuisine at any of Masala Wok's four Dallas locations—Plano, Irving, Richardson, or Addison.
Masala Wok's recently expanded menu features new Asian, Thai, and Indian flavors to help diners recreate the wondrous lies of Marco Polo, gentleman fabricator. Accompany your stomach's journey down the Spice Road with an appetizer of chicken lollipops, an Indian take on wings ($3.99 for four, $7.49 for eight), before choosing your favorite flavor-corner of the East with a main course. Try a subcontinental delicacy such as the spicy southern curry (fish, shrimp, chicken, lamb, or paneer in a mustard-coconut curry with red peppers and curry leaves, $8.49), or head for steamy Southeast Asian environs with the Thai-influenced spicy basil plate ($7.99 for chicken, $8.25 paneer, $9 shrimp or fish). Lock lips with the orange chicken, stir fried with scallions and carrots in orange sauce ($7.99 for chicken, $8.25 paneer, $9 shrimp or fish), or skewer your stomach's overwhelming sense of emptiness with a chicken malai kabob—yogurt-marinated boneless chicken kabobs grilled with cheese, spices, and cilantro and served with rice and naan ($8.49).
Dine-in or carryout only. Per state law, this deal is not valid for alcohol.
Reviews
Yelpers give the Richardson location of Masala Wok an average of three stars. Citysearchers give it an average of 3.5 stars, and nine Insider Pagers give it a three-star average. Polarized Yelpers give the Irving location a 2.5-star average.
- Always consistent and delicious- Masala Wok is the stuff of memories. – Cristy P., Yelp
- This place fuses a bit of Chinese with Indian flavors so people can choose what they want. – Hoang H., Insider Pages
- In short, this is a good place to go for Indian contemporary dishes, and you get a lot of bang for the buck. – David W., Yelp
- Fresh vegetables, meats, and ground spices
- Traditional stir-fry and curries
- Casual dining atmosphere
Without casual dining, the 13% of Americans unable to tie a bow tie would surely starve. Safeguard yourself with or without black tie garb with today's deal: $10 for $20 worth of stir-fried Asian and Indian cuisine at any of Masala Wok's four Dallas locations—Plano, Irving, Richardson, or Addison.
Masala Wok's recently expanded menu features new Asian, Thai, and Indian flavors to help diners recreate the wondrous lies of Marco Polo, gentleman fabricator. Accompany your stomach's journey down the Spice Road with an appetizer of chicken lollipops, an Indian take on wings ($3.99 for four, $7.49 for eight), before choosing your favorite flavor-corner of the East with a main course. Try a subcontinental delicacy such as the spicy southern curry (fish, shrimp, chicken, lamb, or paneer in a mustard-coconut curry with red peppers and curry leaves, $8.49), or head for steamy Southeast Asian environs with the Thai-influenced spicy basil plate ($7.99 for chicken, $8.25 paneer, $9 shrimp or fish). Lock lips with the orange chicken, stir fried with scallions and carrots in orange sauce ($7.99 for chicken, $8.25 paneer, $9 shrimp or fish), or skewer your stomach's overwhelming sense of emptiness with a chicken malai kabob—yogurt-marinated boneless chicken kabobs grilled with cheese, spices, and cilantro and served with rice and naan ($8.49).
Dine-in or carryout only. Per state law, this deal is not valid for alcohol.
Reviews
Yelpers give the Richardson location of Masala Wok an average of three stars. Citysearchers give it an average of 3.5 stars, and nine Insider Pagers give it a three-star average. Polarized Yelpers give the Irving location a 2.5-star average.
- Always consistent and delicious- Masala Wok is the stuff of memories. – Cristy P., Yelp
- This place fuses a bit of Chinese with Indian flavors so people can choose what they want. – Hoang H., Insider Pages
- In short, this is a good place to go for Indian contemporary dishes, and you get a lot of bang for the buck. – David W., Yelp