Small, only customer in restaurant on my visit. Ordered Szechuan Spicy Chicken w/ minimum oil. They offered few appetizers and no egg or spring rolls. The kitchen looked dirty and I was slightly hesitant to continue w/ my order. Actually, w/in 10 mins, the order was ready. Dish had good flavor, but was swimming in a greasy sauce. I don't think, I will do a 2nd visit. Hope your visit is better. read more

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Food is just okay, but definitely over priced. You will have to wait for a long while and walked to the front desk to ask if the food is ready. Average waiting time is about 25 minutes for one dish. Me and my friend we waited for over 30 mins for our food once. The second time I went there also waited for 30 minutes for a bowl of soup noodles. I had to ask them where was my order. I probably will not come back again. Waiting for 30 mins for their food is just waste of time. read more

One of the worst things about this place is that it opened near the end of my senior year at Bing. The lunch special was on pointtttt. Not regular on point, but flicking your nipples with an ice cube, shirtless in the middle of January at Bing on point. When I found out about this place prior to graduation , I started to walk all the way from Susquehanna every other day just to get their Spicy King Beef. I eat some pretty spicy food, so when an Asian restaurant writes (very spicy) next to a food item I'm all over it like a stripper on a pole. However, when I ordered it, it wasn't spicy at all in my opinion. The lady came back to check on me and ask if it was too spicy and I flat out told her "this ain't spicy at all!" She got really offended and gave me some extra homemade hot sauce hoping that I would shit my pants, but it still wasn't spicy in my opinion. She eventually gave up on me. Every other visit I still got the same dish though, even though it wasn't that spicy it was still so damn good. It also comes with a soup and some pseudo-sushi roll which is a great deal. Do recommend. You're welcome. read more

This is the best Chinese restaurant in the Binghamton area. This isn't a typical American Chinese food restaurant. They offer some real chinese food. Everything here is fresh, delicious, and flavorful. The prices are reasonable. The only sad thing is they only deliver after 5pm. The delivery service is super quick every time we order delivery to Binghamton campus area (25mins tops). They usually offer the same thing for appetizers (but it may vary). I always like to get the Five-Spiced Pig Ears with Chili Sauce. My favorite/usual order (and my whole dorm) is the Five-Spiced Chicken Leg with rice.The chicken they serve is bigger than my face. It flavored nicely and the Szechuan-Style vegetable salad that comes with it balance the whole dish. Sad part is they might run out towards the end of the night. Make sure to order this earlier in the day! Also tried some noodle soup from the place. All the noodle soup taste great. I usually get the Spiced Pork Intestine Noodle Soup. It does come out a bit too oily at times but its still delicious. The cashier there is usually super nice. I ordered from this place over 20 times and I never had a bad experience. My suitemate probably went over 40 times and she still loves it :D read more

This is probably the best Chinese restaurant in the area. Everything there is delicious and flavorful, and the prices are extremely reasonable. I usually go for the tofu dishes at Wok n Roll, since they're very cheap and delicious. They definitely have the best tofu dishes of any Chinese restaurant around (for those vegetarians). The Spicy King tofu, General Tso's tofu, and teriyaki tofu are among my favorites. My friends swears by the chili chicken, which is essentially a bowl of hot chili broth and chicken. He says it's their best dish, and I trust him on that (I'm a vegetarian unfortunately, so I don't have too much input on the meat). The best part of them is the prices, though. For a lunch special (for any meat, not just tofu), it's $5.25, and that comes with fried rice and choice of soup. It's plenty of food. For the dinner special, you get soup, salad, 2 pieces of sushi, rice, a five spiced egg, and your meat. That's a lot of food, and it's under $10, unless you're getting pork (I think). My only complaint about the restaurant is the sushi. It's okay, but definitely not great. It's pretty inexpensive, so I guess you get what you pay for. If you want good sushi, head over to Ebishura at University Plaza. If you're looking for the best cheap Chinese food in Binghamton/Vestal, definitely head over to Wok n Roll. Also, for some reason their ice water is amazing... I really don't understand it. read more

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Best Chinese food in Bing! I love the noodle soup, I always get the duck noodle soup it is the boss!!!

Ordered sushi and teriyaki shrimp and it was decent. My wife ordered the beef noodle soup and was very bland. Needs more flavor.

Decent food. I've had better from some other local places. But not a bad alternative at all.

The spicy king pork dish is the best lunch special in town. If I don't have it a few times a week, I start having withdrawal symptoms. This place doesn't do the generic American Chinese food too well (the Kung Pao/Sesame chicken here is whack) but that's only for people who are soft. Go grab an authentic Szechuan dish. read more

Nice food. Good location. Nice people. Go there almost everyday. Can't say better. Strongly recommend.