Over the years, we have tested traditional woks several times and reached the same conclusion: Their rounded, wobbly design is not suited for conventional, flat-topped American stoves. You’re better off using a large nonstick skillet. But recently we’ve noticed wok-style pans that split the design differences between a skillet and a wok and wondered how they compare.
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