Wild Wok

Came for the sush. Which was, by far, on point. I had ordered the crunchy roll and an eel and asparagus roll. Let me tell you, from the moment my plate showed up, I was immediately impressed. Just the aesthetics alone would have made me come back. But, food is more than just appearances, like a 1960s Mustang it can be appealing all it wants, but it doesn't mean squat if it ain't got the power. Just parts of something that would be better elsewhere. After seeing such a miraculate plate of food, my instinct is to snap the wooden choppy sticks as they are a threat and must be taken down. Using this new tool I have crafted from an elongated wooden forked stick, I am able to slide my daddles in between the carcass of this now decapitated stick system at which I am able to grab these delectable looking little morsels of nutrient enriched protein sush cakes. Navigation of the wooden tool I crafted has created a pinch point for which these little treats are within reach and my daddles can remain clean. There is the option to use the metal utensils that many many people opt for, but I prefer to have the quick snap kill of the wooden choppy stickys. The first bite. Let me tell you. My. Mind. Was. Blownnnnnnn. I had never felt such excitement from the taste of something so raw. The way it was able to sensuate the inside of my mouth was not unwelcomed in the slightest way. The moment it touched my tongue, I felt as if I was going for a ride. And that bite rode me like no person ever could. It had me smelling colors and seeing flavor. I felt transported from this world and I got lost in a euphoria. After a moment and a bit of a sweat sesh, I was able to swallow that bite and feel a rush of pleasure wash over my entire body. I knew that from this moment on, there would never be a person out there that could touch me the way this sushi did. Bottom line. Go. Enjoy the outstanding staff. Get some food that's so good you feel guilty going home to your partner. After that first bite, you can never make that same eye contact with loved ones that you once knew.

This particular establishment was closed when we went

So good every time I go, don't change a thing Vegetarian options: Every part of the menu has vegetarian options Parking: I'd say there's a plenty of spots available I've never been and had to wait for a spot to open Kid-friendliness: If you've got the money honey you can come on in lol Wheelchair accessibility: I believe they have 6 handicap ♿️ parking spots when most places only have 2. 4 in front and 2 on the right side of the building

Wild wok is one of my most favorite sushi place to eat! The sushi I love the most is the danger roll and it’s very flavorful!

Very good food here. My parents and I were happy.

Food was good, service was pretty okay. Atmosphere was fair.