Wok and Roll Restaurant Karaoke

Read about Wok and Roll in a "Best places to eat in Chinatown" article.
Given that it's a quick right off of the Chinatown exit from the Metro stop, I had to check it out.
Apparently, they also offer karaoke by the hour.
Interesting.
When I went in, I wasn't prepared to be met with a code locked door and cut out plexiglass for take away.
The sweet server came right away and opened the way to a small dining area.
The writer recommended this restaurant for their affordable lunch, and prices were on point! Many affordable offerings were a refreshing change.
They offer two dish lists, $10.95 or $11.95, and $1 to add an egg roll or soup.
They also offer a selection of two sushi rolls and a miso soup for $13.95.
Their full menu was also available.
I ventured out on a rainy day in search of dumplings, so I was sad to learn they didn't make their own.
They did have four men on the sushi line, which was tempting, but I'm a scent person and passed.
Instead, I opted for the lunch of pork in garlic and added on the egg roll.
It was a little shorter and fatter than most and filled with delicious cabbage, carrot, and pork.
While I waited, the place filled up (2 PM), and they took a lot of calls for takeout.
My entree portion was impressive for lunch.
The dish was heaped with strips of pork, bell peppers, onion, water chestnuts, and a few chili peppers in a delicious garlic sauce.
If you don't like a little spice, be warned.
A small bowl of steamed white rice came alongside.
I could've eaten this dish for days.
Service: warm and friendly.
Price: exceptional.
Taste: Excellent.
Atmosphere: nothing fancy, small and quirky.
It was a great find from a recommendation that I completely agree with.
By far, it was the most affordable lunch I had after 4 days in DC.
So go check it out for yourself.

I got the sesame chicken and it was delicious.
The egg rolls that I ordered came out really good.
I tried the yellow sauce that came with the egg roll and it was like fire sauce, It cleared my sinuses.
I think the next time I'm in DC I will do the karaoke they have here, it looks fun.

The food was just okay lacking flavor.
The sushi was the best thing I got the tempura vegetables had thick crust.
The dips lacked flavor.
The egg drop needed lots of soy sauce to give it flavor.
The best priced place I ate in DC but the food is just okay not great