Wok and Roll

Good authentic Chinese food located in the heart of Chinatown [Washington D.C.]While traversing in DC's Chinatown our tummies started hankering for food and we decided to stop at this restaurant. After stepping inside their main door an employee had to let us in another screened door. At almost 2:00p the restaurant was not too busy and we were seated immediately.The menu had the dishes listed in Chinese with the English version next to it. We ordered a couple of items, just enough to last us through dinner without bringing back leftovers with us. We chose Wonton soup and Combination Chow Mein (Pan Fried Egg Noodle). Prices were reasonable and the chow mein was delicious. Service was fast and attentive. The restaurant is also a karaoke with private rooms so I'm thinking the Wok and Roll is a pun of what they offer LoL ¯\_(ツ)_/¯Review #3655

This is a very popular karaoke spot in Gallery Place and can be very busy on the weekend. Music options can make or break a karaoke experience, and unfortunately this location did not have a large variety of rap/hip hop songs. I hope they consider updating their music selections, or using a different system that allows guest to access YouTube in order to access all types of music.Also, 9 of us were in a 10 person reserved room and it got hot very quickly. We had to leave the door open in order to get air because the room was hot.

I'm not a big karaoke person and would never go to a place like this on my own, but sometimes you just have to go with the will of the group. That said, as far as social situations I'd rather avoid, this one was surprisingly cool.For starters, it's not just a dive bar with off-key singing. They have a genuinely impressive drink and food menu, which made the night way more enjoyable. I wasn't expecting much, but the cocktails were creative, and the food was better than it had any right to be--definitely a step above your average karaoke joint.We also got a private room, and that was a huge plus. Not only did it spare me the awkwardness of being around strangers, but it was also really comfortable. The space felt cozy yet upscale, and it made the whole experience feel less like a group activity I was dragged into and more like a fun night with friends.While I'm still not about to start singing my heart out on a regular basis, this was a pleasant surprise. If you're going to do karaoke, this is definitely the way to do it!

I love, love, love Wok n Roll..especially on a Friday night. They also have karaoke! Plus, food and service is always on point. It's is a little cozy with space but the food is worth it!

We came here for a late night snack. Other restaurants had a long wait, but at Wok and Roll, we were able to get seated immediately. It's a bit concerning that they have an extra door inside with a keypad to enter and exit the restaurant, but I'm guessing they've been burned too many times, so safety first.Prices are quite reasonable for the area. There was a good variety on the menu - appetizers, soups, noodle dishes including ramen and udon, lunch specials, entrees, and sushi. They also have an extensive drink selection.We ordered the crab meat wontons ($9.50 for eight pieces), yellowtail roll ($6.95), and shrimp nigiri ($6.95 for two pieces). Crab meat wontons were fried perfectly golden brown and weren't too greasy. Filling in general was on the skimpy side and the cream cheese presence was faint. It came with a side of hot mustard and duck sauce. Our sushi order was made quickly, but the food is nothing to write home about. It's decent for the price point.Service was kind and adequate. We were checked on throughout the night and the pacing was good. I think the main draw here is their karaoke bar. There were also several pick-up orders in place, so it could be a reliable carryout option.

I ordered delivery from here this week because it was open late and looked to have a nice range of comfort food menu items. When my small smorgasbord arrived I was excited to start sampling: fries, teriyaki chicken skewers and shumai dumplings. Overall, each item was a bit forgettable and I soon stopped eating after a few bites of each. My soda was also missing from my order so that was another disappointment. In terms of portion size, they're pretty generous. However, I ended up spending nearly $50 on these few items I left feeling less than satisfied, so I probably wouldn't order from here again.

WOK AND ROLL, their soup is delicious. The place is warm and welcoming, with a friendly staff. The cozy decor and lively buzz make it the perfect spot to enjoy a comforting bowl of soup.

I've been to Wok and Roll a number of times always the years and have always been satisfied with my time there, especially when I've gone on Christmas. They have a large menu with options for everyone and the portions are always huge. I typically get dumplings, noodles, or sushi and have never been disappointed. Is it the best in the neighborhood? No, but it hits the spot. Service is usually prompt and food generally comes out quickly, even when they're busy. I have rented a room at the upstairs karaoke studio once. All things considered, the room doesn't cost that much, especially if you split it with friends. The vibe up there can be a little too energetic and dare I say bro-y, particularly on the weekends, but that's usually just in the common spaces. There's a bar where they also offer karaoke if you don't want to get your own room. I went for the first time in over a year recently and they now have an interior door that you have to get buzzed into. It makes me sad thinking that they've experienced an uptick in crime that led them to install this security measure.

Solid late night delivery Chinese, with the cheesy restaurant name.I come to DC for business a few times a year, and I've been staying in the Chinatown area since it's so close to where we work. I've ordered from this spot 3 times now, and each time it's been hot, fresh, neatly packed and large quantities. Now if we're talking about comparing this place to the best Chinese restaurants out there during the day, this is more like 3.5 stars. But for a late night delivery option, I'm more than satisfied.I really like how the wings are packed in this foil lined bag, which keeps them hot and crispy. Plus it's strong enough for you to pour the sweet and sour sauce and shake it up, without the bag breaking. If you find yourself craving late night Chinese and in the area... don't be scared away by their name. Give em a shot.

Came here with my boyfriend, we had sushi. The food was delicious, customer service on point and they even gave us a gift at the very end of our dinner. A hidden gem in DC. The servers are very attentive and the restaurant itself is very pretty