Asian Wok ‘n’ Roll

My family’s go-​to Hakka restaurant! This is where I’ve discovered chicken pakoras and have fallen in love with them ever since then

Good (and plenty) food based on price, easily shareable.
Nice place, and gets busy at night.
Skip the spring rolls, but the chili chicken is good!
They do not have a liquor license
If I’m in the area, I would come by again or order take-​out.

Very good experience. Well prepared and cooked food. Excellent staff. Will come back the next time we are in the area.

I was visiting Canada and we always get some Indo-​Chinese fare before we head back to the US. We were here to dine. Food was OK. The shrimp, although fresh seemed tasteless. Other items we ordered were about the same as the quality I have tasted at other locations. Food quality was just average. Quantities were great. I miss the pork dishes which used to be available in Toronto until a few years ago. The influx of migrants in recent years has forced all these fusion restaurants to eliminate pork and alcohol from their menu. The restaurant also advertises a ‘prayer area’ in the restaurant. Never heard of such facilities being provided at a restaurant. Its easy to forget you are in Canada when you dine at a place like this.
Takeout may be the best way to go next time.

If you are looking for good Chindian (Indian-​Chinese) food in Toronto, Asian Wok ‘n’ Roll will not disappoint. I had the Cantonese chow mein, house special fried rice, chili chicken and twice fried beef. The flavors are bold and satisfying.
Asian Wok ‘n’ Roll has two locations: by the airport and at Millcreek

Bad customers service need 35 dollars to order even from a distance of 2.4 km
Cheap place

I like this place and have been here many times. Sometimes food is really amazing and sometimes it’s just okay. However I have never found it to be bad. Quantity of anything served is pretty good. Servers are well behaved. Not much waiting yet always crowded. Recommend this place to everyone and I would keep coming here.

i’ve been here twice and the food is quite good.

Who’d have thought that the best Hakka restaurant I’ve been to would’ve been in the middle of the burbs? (Granted it’s not completely there but kinda out of my way) I went into this place with little to no expectations and was completely amazed. I tried the extra spicy Manchurian fried rice, chili fish and hot and sour soup. Hot and sour soup was great, the broth wasn’t watery and it had leeks which were quite nice. The chili fish was divine. Soft, boneless fish slathered in delicious chili gravy. Fried rice was really spicy as well, had to get a glass of water a couple of times which was fine by me cause the spicier, the better. I came here for dinner with around 20 people and they were very accommodating about waiting for entire party to arrive before ordering (it was a 40 minute wait). The décor of the restaurant isn’t the nicest and neither is the sketchy plaza it’s located in but I don’t care cause at $ 10/​plate, you’re paying for exceptionally large, delicious portions. Would recommend to all!
Bonus: it’s halal!

Get value and quality for your money. I have been going to this restaurant for years. I would classify this joint as casual dining, I prefer the take out or deliver option mostly. Food is tasty and very affordable for price, average cost of a $ 10 for large portions. I have tried many items on the menu and I have zero complaints, everything is good. Ultimate favourite: tandoori chicken fried rice (the best ⁵⁄₅), chili chicken, Kung pow chicken, all manchurian dishes and lastly but most importantly crispy beef. I give this joint a ⁴⁄₅ not because the food isn’t great, but simply for the quality of service, ambience and experience. *Take out is suggested *

First time here, food was exceptional for the price.
Pros:
Lunch meals are under $ 10 with tax
Food portions are large
One Spring roll is included, with additional choice of soup or pop
Cons:
Paper table cloths

I really dont understand the hype here. I find it super over priced and the food is not that great… I loved the mango salad and curry chicken spring rolls the rest of the stuff was like …2÷10
I liked it when it was park and whatever. you know before they changed restaurants.
i dont know, i 100% would NOT recommend this place

Would give three stars for the food. Average Hakka food, almost as good as Eddies down the street. Take away a star for terrible service. Waited 45 min to order, and the waitress has the nerve to hurry a child trying to order saying she doesn’t have time. Are you kidding me?

My boyfriend took me to Wok n Roll for the first time today and I absolutely loved it. I don’t usually like seafood but I tried a seafood soup and it was extremely tasty. We also ordered some spicy noodles and chicken — not too sure what the dishes were called but they were ravishing! The food was so full of flavours that exploded in my mouth. I brought home the left overs to share with my family. I’ll definitely take my family back here one day so they can taste the amazing food. I was highly impressed with the service and the timing of my meal. The price was pretty reasonable for all the food we got and I would most definitely recommend this restaurant to a family or friend

Been a client of this place for years. Tried other hakka places and somehow I always come back to their food. Mongolian chicken is my fav there. Really spicy food and fast service. Prices are moderate. I have never really eaten anything there and been disappointed. Truly loving it.

Pretty good Hakka place!
I ordered the apps platter, the lollipop chicken (tandoori) and pakoras were stand outs. The chili chicken was pretty good, one of the better restaurants who do it right, not too spicy or salty. The house special fried rice was also not too salty with a lot of mixed meat. The shrimp wonton soup is nothing special, the broth was a little bland.
The chicken balls were very battery and thick.
I would go back and only order the Hakka items.

I’ve been to a lot of Hakka restaurants in makham, scarborough, and toronto, this is one of the very few places that have disappointed me. The service is slow, the prices are high, hence I have no choice but to give this place two stars. The ambience is great, and the people are friendly, however it was still an overall disappointing experience. The pakoras, chicken Hakka chow mein, and chili chicken was great, but again paying on average $ 3 – 5 more per entrée isn’t quite worth it. Must be the demographics…

This restaurant is a great value. It’s so quick, great sized portions, and decent food. It’s not a 5 star quality meal but for $ 8 for soup, entrée, spicy Asian slaw, rice, and spring roll, it’s pretty darn good. You just need to look past the drab 1980s old office décor to enjoy your meal.
I’ve had the Thai green curry and this had great flavour with mild heat. I also had the deluxe machurian vegetable and it’s filled with tons of fresh crispy veg. I like this one over most Hakka places nearby because it actually has flavour without the brown goopy mess. There’s a difference between the black bean sauce, Manchurian, Schezwan, and Soy sauces. And they’re not piled on to hide the fact you have no vegetables or meat in their. I’m always happy to go here versus Eddies wok n roll. Eddie’s is too salty and they skimp on the fresh vegetables. Asian wok n roll is my ‘go to’ place for a good quick Asian lunch.

Decent food, overall. We got their Shrimp Pakoras — spicy and crispy, Beef Peppercorn — not as peppercorny as I’d like ;-) but passable, and Thai Fried Rice — pretty decent. Their menu is very very similar to Eddie’s Wok and Roll which is about t 2 mins away from this place (not sure if they are connected?) but somehow I think I prefer Eddies for both the food and the décor.
Food: ³⁄₅
Service ⁴⁄₅
Ambiance: ³⁄₅

Pretty good overall food. Their noodles are good, so are the more basic dishes like Chilli Chicken. Some of the specials like lemon chicken are average and so is their Thai food isn’t very good. Have eaten here more than once so it’s a pretty consistent restaurant and wait times aren’t bad. Seating room is good, usually no wait, and the restaurant is fairly clean.
There are cheaper Asian restaurants but it’s not expensive either, cheaper than a lot of other nearby places and the quantity is usually pretty good.
Overall, a great place to get some hakka chow mein and something simple like Manchurian beef or chili chicken. The service is good and the wait time is not as bad as Eddie’s (plus you don’t have to wait to get seated or anything). They also have some good deals on lunch specials and takeout before I think 3 PM (call to confirm).