Wok Inn Menu Prices Canada 2026

Wok Inn menu prices in Kelowna run from $2.75 for a spring roll to $21.95 for most seafood plates, in Canadian dollars, on the Kelowna menu dated 10 September 2026. Chicken chow mein is $16.95. Every combination for one is $18.95. Family dinners run $40.95 to $96.95. That is the short answer. I have not eaten here myself. I read the full menu document, and I write as a menu reader, not as someone claiming a meal I never had. One honesty note up front, and it matters. The official site shows lower prices for the same best sellers, so read the price note under the first heading before you plan around any single figure.

What Are Wok Inn Menu Prices in Kelowna?

Wok Inn menu prices below are the CanadaResto menu figures, updated 10 September 2026, read in full on October 30, 2026, in Canadian dollars. I have not rounded them. The odd cents stay odd, $17.54 here, $18.09 there, because that is how they print. Neither the menu document nor the official site states in the text I read whether tax is included, so I claim neither tax included nor tax left out. For another Kelowna noodle house menu to weigh up first, the Long’s Noodle House menu prices page covers a different BC noodle menu, with its own way of pricing a bowl. Back here, the menu is a classic Chinese takeout list. Starters and soup, seafood, chicken, pork, beef, vegetables and tofu, chow mein, fried rice, house specialties, combinations and family dinners. No drinks, dessert, kids menu or lunch special prices were verified, so none appear here.

Appetizers and Soup

That spring roll figure is the cheapest way in, and it is also the clearest warning on this page. The wonton soup price is $15.35, and the wor wonton soup is $16.45, both from the same CanadaResto menu. The wings at $18.09 are the dearest starter here. Short list. No fuss. Good. In my opinion, if you only order one starter, make it the wontons, crisp and simple, and keep the wings for a night when you want something to argue about over the table.

Wok Inn Menu Card Kelowna

Here is a selection from the CanadaResto menu, updated 10 September 2026, on one card, so you can scan the Wok Inn Restaurant Kelowna prices fast. It is a render of the listed menu, not a photograph of a paper menu, because no genuine current menu-card photo was found. Prices in CAD, CanadaResto figures only. The official site shows lower best-seller prices, and the restaurant’s own prices prevail.

Seafood

Seafood runs $18.95 to $21.95, and most of it sits at the top figure. Eight plates at $21.95. Same figure, very different plates. That flat pricing is the story of this section. The deep fried prawns at $18.95 are the cheapest seafood plate, and the shrimp with cashew nuts at $19.95 is the other one under the top tier. My pick? The garlic and peppery salt prawns, spicy, salty, direct. Order them if you like heat with a point.

Chicken

Chicken runs $16.95 to $18.95. Five plates at $16.95, three at $17.95, and the kung pao alone at $18.95. Is the kung pao worth the extra dollar over the curry chicken? In my opinion, yes, if you want peanuts, chili and Sichuan peppercorn doing real work, not just heat for heat’s sake. The almond chicken is the safe order. The lemon chicken is the brighter one. Pick your mood.

Pork and Beef

The sweet and sour pork price is $16.95 on the CanadaResto menu, and it is the one figure most likely to confuse you, because the official site lists the same dish at $13.95 and the other listing at $14.95. Same dish. Three figures. That is why the note at the top of this section exists, and why I keep repeating it. On the beef side, the snap pea plate at $19.95 is the dearest here, and it earns that spot with garlic, ginger and soy sauce doing the work. Item 50, Sliced Beef with Oyster Sauce, has no CanadaResto price in the read I used, so it is not in the table above. I will not borrow the single other listing’s figure for it. If you want it, ask for the current figure when you order.

Vegetables and Tofu

Five plates, $15.95 to $18.95. The mixed vegetables at $15.95 are the cheapest main-style plate on the whole menu after the spring roll, and honestly the best value read on the page for a lighter order. The tofu plates both sit at $18.95, deep fried, with oyster sauce or with BBQ pork. The restaurant is listed as serving vegan dishes, so ask about the current vegan options when you order, because the menu document I read does not label them dish by dish.

Chow Mein and Fried Rice

The chicken chow mein price is $16.95 on the CanadaResto menu, against $14.95 on the official site and $15.95 on the other listing. Same pattern as the pork. Same warning. Noodles run $16.95 to $19.95 here, and fried rice runs $16.95 to $18.95, with steamed rice at $2.95 a bowl and both sauce cups at $2.95. Four chow meins at $16.95, five fried rices at $16.95. That is a lot of choice at one figure, which is a good thing on a cold Kelowna night. My favourite noodle order on this list is the Singapore style at $19.95, spicy, with shrimp, bell pepper and onion. Dearest noodle plate. Worth it, in my opinion, when you want the wok to show off a little.

House Specialties, Combinations and Family Dinners

The house specialties run $16.95 to $21.95. One naming note, so you are not confused at the table. The menu document prints Honey Garlic Specials for item A, and the name used here, Honey Garlic Spareribs, follows the other listing, at the CanadaResto figure of $16.95. The spicy squid at $21.95 is the dearest specialty, with jalapeno, chili pepper, salt and black pepper. The shredded ginger pair, beef and chicken, both sit at $18.95. Spicy, gingery, direct. If you like ginger, order one of them and stop debating.

Every combination for one is $18.95 on the CanadaResto menu. Six combos, one figure, three plates each. No choosing on price, so choose on taste. Combo E and Combo F are the two that show the price gap most clearly, both $16.95 on the official site and on the other listing, against $18.95 here. My pick is Combo F, sweet and sour pork, almond chicken, chicken chow mein, because it gives you the pork, the chicken and the noodles in one order, and you know the figure before you sit down. Combo D is the same idea with lemon chicken in place of the pork, if you want something brighter.

Family dinner orders run $40.95 to $96.95, and the entree selections for the dinners for three, four and six are: (A) Ginger fried beef, (B) Sweet sour pork, (C) Sweet sour chicken balls, (D) Almond or lemon chicken, (E) Honey garlic ribs, (F) Garlic dry ribs, (G) Garlic dry pork, (H) Deep fried prawns, (I) Sesame chicken, (J) Diced chicken with cashew nuts, (K) Shanghai style fried thick noodle, (L) Chicken chow mein. The dinner for four is the one to watch for the price gap, $69.95 on the official site, $73.95 on the other listing, $76.95 here. Same dinner. Three figures. Check before you order, every time. For a family night, the dinner for four is my pick, spring rolls, beef with mixed vegetables, special fried rice, and three choices from that list. Enough food, enough choice, one figure you know in advance.

What is missing from this page is missing on purpose. No verifiable current price was found in the menu document or on the official site for drinks, desserts, a kids menu, lunch specials or delivery fees. No founding year, owner name, seating count, parking detail or chef name was verified, so none is claimed here. Item numbers with no CanadaResto price in the read I used do not appear with invented figures, and items that appear only on the other listing, with its own single-source figures, were not blended into these tables. A short honest menu beats a long invented one.

What Should You Order at Wok Inn in Kelowna?

My pick is easy, and I will own it. Start with the spring roll at $2.75 and the wonton soup at $15.35, then the chicken chow mein at $16.95. That is a full Kelowna Chinese meal at figures you know before you order, and it tests the kitchen three ways, crisp, broth and wok. The chow mein is the plate I keep coming back to when I read this menu. Chicken, stir-fried noodles, simple, done right. For another Chinese menu in the same province to compare, the Pearl Chinese Cuisine menu prices page covers a different Ontario Chinese menu, with its own way of pricing seafood and chicken plates. Back at Wok Inn, if you came hungry, order Combination F at $18.95, sweet and sour pork, almond chicken and chicken chow mein. Is $18.95 a lot for three plates in one? Honestly, no, not when the same three plates would cost more ordered on their own at the CanadaResto figures. And if you came with family, the dinner for four at $76.95 is the order that makes the table happy, with three entree choices to argue about.

Wok Inn Chicken Chow Mein and Wonton Soup Kelowna

Wok Inn chicken chow mein is $16.95 on the CanadaResto menu, and wonton soup is $15.35, in Canadian dollars. The official site lists the chow mein lower, at $14.95, so check the current figure before you order. Prices last verified October 30, 2026.

And the spicy plates? The kung pao chicken at $18.95 is my spicy pick, peanuts, chili pepper and Sichuan peppercorn, with real heat. The Hunan style beef at $17.95 is the other spicy order worth your money. The spicy squid at $21.95 is the bravest order on the specialties list, jalapeno and black pepper, no hiding. Order it if you trust heat. Order the sesame chicken at $18.95 if you want ginger, garlic, soy sauce and sesame seeds without the burn. Either way, you know the figure before you order. That is the whole point of this page.

Visiting Wok Inn in Kelowna, British Columbia

Wok Inn Restaurant is at 183 Hwy 33, Kelowna, BC V1X 2A1, Canada, and the listed phone number is (250) 765-8829. The Highway 33 hours, as listed by two sources that agree, are Sunday to Saturday 11:30am to 9:00pm, except Tuesday 4:00pm to 9:00pm. Note the Tuesday opening. It opens at 4pm on Tuesdays, not at 11:30am, so do not plan a Tuesday lunch around this restaurant. The restaurant is listed with delivery, takeout, seating, wheelchair access, television and outdoor seating, and as serving vegan dishes. For another British Columbia Asian restaurant menu to compare, the Jang Mo Jib menu prices page covers a different BC Asian menu, with its own Kelowna and Vancouver pricing logic. Do not confuse this restaurant with Wok Inn 3 in West Kelowna, a different location with its own site, or with Wok Out Restaurant in Kelowna, a different Kelowna Chinese restaurant, or with Wok Inn restaurants in other countries. This article covers the 183 Hwy 33 Kelowna restaurant only, because the price table above is its menu. Check the official site or call before you go, and confirm the current figure for the dish you want, because the three sources I read do not agree.

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Final Word on Wok Inn Menu Prices

So here is my honest summary. Wok Inn menu prices give you a full Kelowna Chinese menu with no guessing at the CanadaResto figures. Spring roll $2.75, wonton soup $15.35, chicken chow mein $16.95, sweet and sour pork $16.95, seafood to $21.95, every combination for one $18.95, family dinners $40.95 to $96.95. Start with the spring roll and the wonton soup if you want the kitchen test. Order the chicken chow mein if you want the wok test. Order Combination F if you want three plates at one figure. And check before you go, because the official site shows lower best-seller prices, the other listing sits between the two, the newest full menu document is dated 10 September 2026, the restaurant’s own prices prevail, no tax claim is made either way, and no drinks, dessert, kids menu or lunch special price carries a verified figure on this page. That is the Kelowna picture: verified menu document prices only, the conflict stated plainly, gaps stated plainly, no guesses. Prices last verified: October 30, 2026, for Wok Inn Restaurant, 183 Hwy 33, Kelowna, BC V1X 2A1, Canada.