Wok & Roll — Restaurant in DeLand

If you’re going to buy food from this place, know this; your welcome and level of customer service , is wholly based on the color of your skin. 2 days ago, I saw the place while I was driving and stopped by to get some food there, with a big smile on my face, said hi to a lady in a green dress, she did not respond, had a stoic face and asked me what I wanted. I thought she might be having a bad day, you know, shit happens. So I placed my order. She threw the receipt on the counter and asked me to sign it. I did so and went to stand by the door. Three minutes later, another guy showed up. To my surprise, she welcomed him with a hear to ear smile. He went to sit down and wait for his food. His order, was somehow ready before mine. She literally walked from around the counter, brought it to him with another big smile on her face, thanked him and wished him a good day. I was trying my best not to make too much of it, so as a test, I went and sat in the exact same chair he was sitting in. When my order was ready, from behind the counter, she simply screamed the content of whatever I had ordered. I pretended I did not hear it and stayed there for a moment to see if she was gonna bring it to me .She called the order again, so I walked over, puzzled by how different her behavior was. She did not say a word to me, I grabbed my order and left. The difference between me and the other guy? Well, I’m black and he’s white.

On my way home all I could think of is how ironic it was, that someone who can barely speak English, someone who is also a victim of racism, to somehow feel entitled enough to be racist towards a black man in the country where she immigrated to in order to have a...

Based off the five basic things I usually look for when I go into a restaurant this place was by far below the standard.

Decor: The restaurant itself was poorly decorated and doesn't make you want to stay and eat at all. I saw a giant light up picture on the wall with nothing in the frame.

Cleanliness: The building was fairly gross and to top it off the lights flickered the entire time while also being full of dead bugs as well as having most of the building including the giant light up menu being coated in what I can only describe as slime.

Service: The lady at the front seemed very nice and hard working but aside from that the people seemed like they had no care in their work to the point where they let their 10 year old daughter eat lunch at one of the only 3 tables they have while sitting in an old carseat that she was obviously to big for.

Pricing: They charged way to much for the little we got. 40$ for 4 dinner combinations that said on the menu where only 6.99$ and I know the single order of crab sticks didn't fill in that gap.

Food: The food all in all was pretty decent and didn't look too bad and was fairly filling which is why I feel like they deserve a star at all.

I don't think I'd recommend eating here unless you're desperately craving chinese food and honestly I don't think I'll be...

How this place manages to get above a one star is beyond me.

Chow Mein BY DEFINITION is FRIED NOODLES it is NOT "no noodles" as the woman taking our order kept insisting. I was so floored by this I had to have her confirm 3 times. It is like ordering orange juice with no pulp and having someone tell me this means I want plain water not orange juice.

Their website assures me the chow mein comes with fried noodles, as it should, so perhaps she is just poorly trained?

The rice is inedible. I am pretty sure that yellow is spray painted on with actual paint.

The chicken in the low mein was tender and flavorful. The BBQ pork bits in the "fried" rice was fine.

The to go bowl is good quality. I will reuse it.

0/10 would not recommend and...