Wok Roll (chinatown) - Washington

Once you enter the door it?s a wall of plastic with a doorbell, can?t let Covid go but why not clean the bathrooms? Chinatown-DC health code violations every where! Only reason they received 2 stars is because the food was very good. That place still is nasty

The best place for Chinese food served hot and to order on a late Saturday night. Food had very generous portion sizes with decent pricing and a nice drink menu. There was only two servers on the floor and the restaurant fills up fast, but it's worth it. Nice place to people watch, you'll see a lot of DC natives out for a meal while enjoying the nightlife. Recommend you give it a try.

The place didn't look too inviting from the outside, but it was nice and comfortable inside. The soups were hot and tasty, and the noodles and chicken dishes delicious. Portions were very generous and service was fast and friendly.

A great lunch for around $15, including tax and tip, in a historical landmark site. The generous portions of Sesame Chicken and Bean Curd Home Style my friend and I shared were delicious. My $1 bowl of thick Hot and Sour Soup was the best I ever had. Conveniently located close to the Gallery Place Metro and Verizon Center and a short walk to the Smithsonian American Art Museum and Portrait Gallery.

Overall good! Service was great. The crab wontons were a little disappointing with the filling ratio. The sushi was amazing! LOVED the shrimp tempura! I wish the dynamite roll had a not spicy option because it was SO YUMMY but too spicy for me. The music in there makes me want to come back for karaoke they were playing ALL the jams! The only thing I didn?t love about the vibe is they were burning incense and the smell was a bit intense for me, but other than that and the