I ordered the Shrimp Tempura Udon, and it came out after a few minutes piping hot. It had a decent amount of vegetables and three large shrimp tempura--my hopes were not high, and I was actually expecting only one. But it was good. The menu prices were sky-high though... My udon noodles were $10.07 after tax, but at least it was filling.
My boyfriend was actually willing to pay $16 for subpar sushi because he was craving it... I had a piece and it was edible... didn't get sick...
Two-item meal, soup and drink cost almost as much as the gas I put in the rental car! Seriously! I spent $17.00 on a meal that should have filled me up and tasted a heck of a lot better than it did.
Look at the reviews and you can see that this place should be shut down. Shame on the airport to let a place like Wok and Roll take advantage of travelers.
Do yourself a favor if you're over by the C Concourse. Wok past this place and Roll over to find a better place to eat.
Was really craving chinese and I'm not too picky so I tried it. Ick Ick Ick got the sweet and sour chicken but the veggies were obviously old and there were many unidentifiable "things" as I chewed that I had to spit out. No sides go with your meal of 1 dish and rice for $9. Which wouldn't be too bad if the food was even decent! Don't eat here.
Review Source:Was passing through headed to MI and was crazy hungry. Found this place and just wish I would of eaten pizza from the place next door. I had the shrimp tempura udon. The shrimp was ok, but the udon was served barley hot. It was the saltiest udon I have ever had. Flavor was really weird also,there is no way anything in this airport restaurant was made fresh. Won't be back that's for sure.
Review Source:This is my first 1-star rating, so I normally will give a place at least a chance. Â Not this time though. Â Wok N Roll was not very good. The prices were reasonable for an airport, but the food was not very good. Â I had General Tso's Chicken with fried rice. Â The rice did not taste like anything. Â The chicken had OK flavor, but lousy texture and no spice. Â I was not expecting much, Â but I was still disappointed. Â The crab Rangoon was decent, but way overpriced and not entirely fresh. Â I was traveling for a whole day, and I really wanted some comfort food. Â This was not a good choice, as I was quite uncomfortable after eating it.
Review Source:I have been to a lot of airport Chinese food buffets and this one is terrible. The General's chicken was almost all batter, the rice was too dry and the veges were not fresh at all. I didn't know it was possible to mess up deep-fried chicken with Chinese favor sauce! Â And, to top it off, my lunch with a drink was $12. Â STAY AWAY!
Review Source:As far as airport food goes, this was pretty good. Â It's one of the quick service restaurants located in the C terminal near gate C13. Â Now, I'm not about to say this is great by any means, but it sure blows Panda Express out of the water.
My order consisted of bourbon chicken, Sichuan tofu, and white rice. Â The bourbon chicken was really tasty, but be forewarned there is fat in it. Â The Sichuan tofu really should be called something else because it is not spicy. Â It tasted fine, as the tofu was extra firm but the sauce lacked flavor. Â Now, the rice on the other hand was awful. Â I think I may have had a bad batch, but I wouldn't want it again.
All-in-all, not a bad little joint for airport cuisine.
Don't get the food from the counter- get them to cook it for you fresh
I had the fried rice and it was HUGE and quite tasty. (i asked them to HOLD OFF on the frozen vege, which i Hate)
It was Definitely Not restaurant level, but  I was craving Hot, Fresh food and they delivered
Also had the Hot n Sour soup and it was pretty good too
It's time to Wok and Roll!
If you are travelling through the Twin Cities, MSP (Minneapolis - St. Paul) is your airport. And if you didn't get time to eat something before your flight takes off or since your flight landed in the E Concourse (United, Delta, not NorthWest) then you might want to Wok and Roll!
Clever name....Wok for the Chinese offerings, and Roll, for those Japanese sushi offerings.
Bottle Water               $2.06
Nigiri Combo              $9.89
I guess you could order a little Japanese and Chinese together, and truly have Wok and Roll!
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