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Dot Wo

Average Cost: $$

Phone: 405-691-4888

Categories: Chinese , Sushi

Features: Handicap Access , Kid Friendly , Smoke Free , Vegetarian Friendly , Full Bar

Unlike most of its competitors, you won't find a buffet at Dot Wo. It's simply well-prepared, quickly served Chinese food, with both a regular menu and a carefully planned specialty menu that changes every six months. Dot Wo specializes in fresh fish and shellfish, with recommendations that include hearty steamed oysters; baked or steamed bass with cilantro, green onion and ginger, served with a light broth; and spicy clams still housed in shells and smothered in black bean and onion sauce. Also try the Mongolian beef with green onions, hot peppers and rice noodles. Vegetarians should enjoy the dark kung pao tofu, mixed vegetable clay pot, or hot and sour soup. For dessert, try the bananas tempura.

 

"Some of the specialties include Hong Kong-inspired jellyfish, deep-fried pork intestine and hot and spicy frogs' legs. If you're not particularly adventurous, stick with the familiar."
- Gayot

Full bar. Serving lunch and dinner daily.
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10600 S Pennsylvania Ave, Oklahoma City, OK 73170
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Top 100 Restaurant
WHAT WE SAY

Unlike most of its competitors, you won't find a buffet at Dot Wo. It's simply well-prepared, quickly served Chinese food, with both a regular menu and a carefully planned specialty menu that changes every six months. Dot Wo specializes in fresh fish and shellfish, with recommendations that include hearty steamed oysters; baked or steamed bass with cilantro, green onion and ginger, served with a light broth; and spicy clams still housed in shells and smothered in black bean and onion sauce. Also try the Mongolian beef with green onions, hot peppers and rice noodles. Vegetarians should enjoy the dark kung pao tofu, mixed vegetable clay pot, or hot and sour soup. For dessert, try the bananas tempura.

 



WHAT THEY SAY

"Some of the specialties include Hong Kong-inspired jellyfish, deep-fried pork intestine and hot and spicy frogs' legs. If you're not particularly adventurous, stick with the familiar."
- Gayot

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Full bar. Serving lunch and dinner daily.

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