Don't forget to "season" the wok first. Bit of oil heated to smoking point and swilled around should do it. Wipe that out (when cooled) and you'll be ready to Wok and Woll!
I would have if it had been a trad steel wok but I'm trying out a new, coated, heat-induction one. Flat bottomed for a ceramic hob and a nice heavy feel... not too bad for flipping the contents either
http://www.flonal.com/eng/indaction.htm Italian amazingly
I've been down the road of a genuine Chinese steel wok, the care, the seasoning etc, but I really don't use it often enough for the effort. Anyway, tonight's Chicken Oriental was superbo; chicken marinaded since 8am, Gok Wan's holy trio of garlic, ginger, spring onions ... chicken, then the other veg for a finish with steamed wild rice