Campus Wok

Beware: Can’t use the bathroom unless you buy a meal from them. I used to go to here all the time for food but after being refused the bathroom without a purchase I can say they’ve lost my business.

Been going here for years. Best Chinese food in Kalamazoo hands down and the best prices. Delivery fee is only a dollar to add to that. Hibachi and specialty sushi rolls are excellent.

Cheap and best Chinese food in Kalamazoo and it’s true! Big portion of food for $ 6 on lunches and who would say no to that!!! Overall, it’s ah-​mah-​zing!

Where to start, this place is a small, family-​owned Chinese restaurant conveniently located at the edge of campus. The food is all priced really well and the sushi there is some of the best sushi I have ever had. It came highly recommended by the staff and, now, I can really understand why. There are some items that are not on their regular menu that are only on a couple white boards in store that are just excellent. If I were to offer a suggestion for anything out of the ordinary it would be the mouth-​watering pan fried noodles, the spicy Singapore, or the succulent honey chicken. The only downside is that I didn’t know about this restaurant my freshman year. I would highly recommend this restaurant to any one looking for a quick and well priced meal.

My boyfriend and I always order the sweet and sour chicken or the sesame chicken with a double order of fried rice and an order of crab rangoons. (The sweet and sour sauce is perfect with the rangoons) I sometimes just get a pint of their fried rice, it’s so good!
There is rarely a time when I do not want to order campus wok. They have been a consistent favorite for years!

UPDATE: Wow, did they have a bad night! My score went from 5 to 3, but, I’ll start with what was good: shrimp fried rice and suchi (even though they forgot the wasabi).
My miso soup was tasteless, my fried rice dry, and my Szechuan eggplant had no flavor. While I did ask for it to be not spicy I didn’t mean no seasoning at all and on top of that there was supposed to be some mixed vegetables and all there was was celery.
As I said in the first sentence I hope this was a bad night because I was very impressed the first time and I ordered said same things.

Really good chicken fried rice and a hidden gem for sushi lovers! They have so many options for sushi and the two kinds I got tasted really fresh. Try the ones they created!

One of my favorite places in Kalamazoo.

Ya know I don’t know why I keep coming back here. maybe because its just so close to campus? Or maybe because it was the first place I ever went to once I moved here. I kind of rotate between a few different items on the menu because I LIKED them (past tense) but the quality of the chicken in all of their dinner platters is really slipping in my professional Chinese food eating opinion. I constantly find hard bone like pieces and sometimes the chicken just isn’t all that appealing. But whenever i get chicken fried rice, its a different style of chicken (not deep fried) and thats ok. I’m just disappointed and sadly may not be coming back here much more.

That was the worst lo mein I have ever had. I ordered delivery at this place and requested a slightly spicier entrée for me and my girlfriend. The meal was painfully spicy. They purposefully put too many chillis in it because it was late at night. Do not recommend.

Hmmmm. I ordered just now, I’m kinda scared of what might happen.
The lady working at the counter seems like she’s on ecstasy. I kinda just wanted something like a generals chicken combo, but they have too much stuff on their menu. Don’t know what to expect at this point.
So I ordered roti canai and chicken curry.
The girl was high as shit! I called her out on it and she went into the back and didn’t come out. I hope she is ok.
I had no idea was I was eating. I believe it was gelatin.

Campus Wok has good Chinese food at a reasonable price. The service is fast, and it is open until very late at night. This works well for a snack or a late dinner after an evening event. The restaurant is not fancy and it does not have a great view, but I’m more interested in good food than in décor.

A great Chinese restaurant right off of Western’s campus. I ordered the Kung Pao Chicken lunch special. This was a lot of food for a low price. I had to add an egg roll to meet the $ 6 credit card minimum. I’m not complaining about that. For a little over $ 6 I had a generous portion of Kung Pao Chicken, a scoop of fried rice, two rangoons, an egg roll, and egg drop soup!

As a WMU alum and former Kalamazoo resident this place is my comfort food. I lived only a 5-​minute walk away from here so this was a staple at my house. Whether it the big sesame chicken lunch on a Saturday afternoon study session or some ho fun noodles at 3am after a night on the town, this place always took care of me. Whenever I visit Kalamazoo, Campus Kitchen is always factored into my budget.
As mentioned, some of my favorites are the sesame chicken platter (with white rice and crab rangoon) as well as the ho fun noodles with beef.
The ho fun noodles are not on their regular take-​home menu but is on a big dry-​erase board in the building. The overall menu has changed a lot so, if you haven’t been there in a while, take the time to look over the menu with some great additions like the ho fun, curry noodles, and some weird but delicious and spicy jalapeño chicken dish.
Give the place a try and you won’t be disappointed.
Btw: take a bite of the creamy rangoon with a bite of sesame or orange chicken and a bite of the white rice. Perfect bite!

Campus Kitchen is what I like to call «cheap Chinese». It has all the basics, cheap and mostly cary out. Love the late hours, large portions and delivery. My food always arrives quickly and hot. It’s close to campus and yummy.

Growing up in Kalamazoo, I was exposed to Campus Kitchen in high school and have been a customer since about 2004.
In high school, it was a change from parents dinner, McDonalds, and Taco Bell. With all of our innocence, my friends and I knew we couldn’t go wrong with ordering from Campus Kitchen. While in college at WMU, it became a late night staple and has remained so ever since.
It’s not gourmet food but it’s good, has big portions, and reasonable prices. I have also noticed that the food has been a lot better since the remodel/​reopening in 2012.
My go-​to is the Sesame Chicken, Crab Rangoon and Mango smoothie.

One of the best Chinese restaurants in Kalamazoo. Very good food.

Good Inexpensive American-​Chinese Food… even at 3 in the morning. Their crab Rangoon is the best.

One time while waiting for an order at Campus Kitchen a pledge from a nearby fraternity ran through the dining room in a teal speedo/​bikini briefs saying «Happy Easter!» It was so funny! Nothing to do with the food or service but that memory just really stands out in my mind.
When I was in school Campus Kitchen was open late and we’d get it delivered after being out at the bar. Nothing like getting some Crab Rangoon after a night of drinking. If we didn’t make it there before going to bed we’d get it as hangover food which was just as amazing. Good portions, nice prices and friendly service.

Okay, sure this place has greasy food. Who cares? It’s delicious. Campus Wok (though it was Kitchen when I knew it) quickly became a staple for me and my friends my freshman year of college at WMU. We loved being able to order late night if we wanted to. It was perfect for the crazy college schedules we kept. My love affair with Campus Wok continued until I graduated, and I even had it on a few visits, mainly for the nostalgia. I always liked the Chicken Fried Rice the best and General Tso’s Chicken. MMM. Just talking about it is making me hungry! I moved to Chicago after school and have yet to find a Chinese place I enjoy as much as I enjoyed Campus Wok. I also really miss being able to order food past 9pm during the week. Thumbs up also for the chicken noodle soup, which was not at all like your average chicken noodle obviously, but very good. Wonton soup was good and I also enjoyed their Spring Rolls. Boy, do I miss Campus Wok!