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Indonesian Nasi Goreng Lumpia Shanghai Roll (1) (Shrimp, Chicken, Cucumber and Sambal Olek) (Vegetarian) Lumpia Shanghai (5) (Steak and Pork) (Seasoned Chicken Roll) Wok-n-Roll Fan (Chinese Sausage, Shrimp, Chicken and Beef) (Chicken) Pinoy Tofu Gulay (Vegetarian) (Crab, Scallions and Cream Cheese) Gyosa Dumplings, Pan Seared (6) Special Fried Rice (Pork) (Shrimp, Pork, Steak and Chicken) Har Gow, Crispy Dumplings (4) (Shrimp) Sio Mai, Steamed Dumplings (4) (Shrimp, Beef or Pork) (-Asado (tender glazed pork) - Bola-bola (savory minced pork w/egg) (Chicken Skewers w/Peanut Dipping Sauce) (Rice Stick, Chicken, Shrimp, Vegetables and Egg) Malaysia Char Koay Teow (Seared Steak Skewers) (Flat Rice Noodles, Shrimp, Egg and Chinese Sausage) (BBQ Pork Ribs) (Fish Ball, Pork, Shrimp, Cabbage and Rice Stick) (Tofu, Chicken, Cabbage and Peanuts) (Mild, Medium or Hot) (Shrimp, Chicken, Udon and Vegetables) (Prawn Cracker) Wok-n-Roll Platter Special Lo Mian (Har Gow, Lumpia, Siu Pai Kut, Beef Sio Mai and Satay Ji Skewers) (Chicken, Pork, Shrimp or Steak) (Vegetables) Shrimp Lo Mian (Vegetables) Tofu & Vegetable Lo Mian (Vegetarian) (Chicken, Mushroom and Tofu) (Vegetable Broth) Special Tsap Seui (Seasoned Chicken Broth) (Chicken, Pork, Shrimp or Steak) Pinoy Itlog (Vegetables) (Egg White and Scallions) (Vegetables) (Vegetarian) (Rice Stick Noodles, Shrimp, Kafir, Lemon Grass Broth) Sizzling Pepper Steak Special Sui Mian (Sweet Peppers, Sesame Oil, Oyster Sauce and Garlic) (Egg Noodles, Master Broth, Steak, Pork, Chicken and Shrimp) (Sliced Chicken, Green Pepper, Scallions, Cucumber and Dry Chili) Pinoy Lo Mi (Lo Mi Noodles, Shrimp, Chicken, Oyster Sauce, Green Onion) Mongolian Niu Rou (Steak, Broccoli, Cilantro, Red Pepper and Crispy Noodle) (Beef Braised with Star-Anise, Garlic, Onion and Egg Noodles) (Tofu, Chicken, Black Chinese Mushrooms and Vegetables) (Steak, Scallions, Cilantro, Bean Sprouts, Spinach) (Steak, Basil, Red Pepper and Cilantro) (Roast Duck, Bok Choy, Broccoli and Egg Noodle) (Spicy Pork, Red Pepper, Onion and Chili Paste) Tofu & Vegetable Mian Malaysia Har You Goa (Rice Stick Noodles, Vegetable Broth with Traditional Asian Vegetables) (Shrimp, Toasted Cashews and Mixed Vegetables) View photos of our menu items at www.woknroll.ky (Sizzling Minced Pork, Chicken Liver, Egg, Garlic, Fresh Chili Peppers) (Half Slow Roast Duck, Hoisin Sauce) Kare-Kare Malaysian Crispy Siok Bak (Stewed Ox Tail, Eggplant, Bok Choy, Long Beans, Peanut Sauce) (Pork with Crackling, Fresh Chilis, Ginger and Garlic) Bulalo Savory Soup (Beef Shank, String Beans, Bok Choy and Cob Corn) (Half Slow Roast Chicken, Five Spice) Wok-n-Roll “Bourbon Ji” (Tender Beef Trife, Ginger, Onion and Garlic) (Marinated Roasted Chicken, Kentucky Whiskey and Spices) (Crispy Pork, Local Pumpkin, Sautéed Eggplant, Okra and Bitter Melon) Tokwa’t Baboy (Crispy Pork Belly, Tofu, Caramelized Onion) (Shrimp, Red Curry, Bamboo Shoot and Kafir Lime Leave) Indonesian Curry Ayam (Pork Spare Rib) (Sliced Chicken, Sweet Peppers, Chilis, Yellow Curry and Coconut Milk) (Marinated Sweet and Tender Sliced Pork) (Filipino Style Pork Sausage) (Crispy Chicken or Pork with our Wok-n-Roll Sweet-n-Sour Sauce) (Marinated Pan Seared Sliced Steak) (Jumbo Shrimp with a Delicate Five Spice Batter) Honey Garlic (”Milk Fish” Fillets, Garlic, Onion and Pan Fried) (Crispy Chicken or Pork with our Wok-n-Roll Honey Garlic Sauce) Arrozcaldo (Crispy Chicken or Pork, Vietnamese Chili, Honey and Peanut Sauce) (Seasoned Chopped Chicken, Garlic, Onion, Ginger) Crispy Pata “Famous Filipino Delicacy” (Pork Trotter, Soy, Seasoned Vinegar and “Atchara” Pickled Green Papaya) (Seasoned Beef with Scallions, Ginger and Onion) YI (Meal for 2) Beer (Prawn Crackers, Crispy Ji Wanton, Special Tsap Seui, Sweet and Sour Chicken, Wine Two White Rice) Ice Lemon Jasmine Green Tea (Meal for 3) (Lightly Sweetened/Unsweetened) (Gyosa, Lumpia Shanghai, Bourbon Ji, Special Lo Mian, Mongolian Niu Ru, Tropical Fruit Punch Three White Rice) (Meal for 4) Sui (Bottled Water) (Crispy Rangoon Wanton, Wok-n-Roll Platter, Crispy Spicy Vietnam Wings, Special Fried Rice, Sizzling Pepper Steak, Szechuan Ji, Special Lo Mian, Four White Rice) (Pepsi, Diet Pepsi, Sunkist, 7-Up, Ginger Ale, Brisk Ice Tea, Coke, Diet Coke, Sprite) Juices (Bottled) (Ask Server for Selections) Pinoy Halo-Halo (Classic Flan, Ice Cream, Pandan Gelatin and Coconut) (Asian Style made with Local Cassava) Add Vanilla Ice Cream = Roasted, Fried or items with ice may change in texture or flavor when being delivered. 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