RollnGo

First let me start by saying that our server, Sara was DA BOMB!!! She was so nice and took the time to tell us what was good and she totally didn’t disappoint!!! We LOVED our boba drinks, mine was mango/​coconut and it was out of this world!!! Our food was ready fast and fresh and was not shy on the amount! Too bad our hotel didn’t have a refrigerator for our leftovers, cuz I couldn’t finish my dish!

I’m from Boston and I don’t think Boston phở is even good until I came here. Compared to here, boston phở is bomb. I don’t even think it’s considered phở here. It was horrendous. I ordered the phở with cooked «steak» omg, super chewy, the broth was salty as heck, the noodles were. No. A disgrace to phở. I also ordered the egg rolls. I took one bite out of the 6 egg rolls I ordered. And the black milk tea with boba? One sip and I was also done. Boba was extremely light, chewy and soggy. Milk tea had very little to no flavor, it tasted more like a coffee than a milk tea. I just wanted some good hangover phở but I didn’t get that. I felt even worse after I consumed the food and drink. I appreciate my Boston phở a lot more, thanks to you guys.

Very easy, quick and tasty. They have a good selection and want to go back to try other foods.

I figured it was time to rate RollnGo considering I eat here at a minimum of once a week and on a ‘good’ week — 3x a week. The Bahn Mi and coconut water are my go to’s — but all of the rest is great! The Asian Tacos are a trip and super super tasty. I obviously go so much that they now know my name. HA HA. Definitely a must in East Dallas.

Love this place. It’s like you’re in a fast food restaurant in another country. The food is delicious and they have great deals on sandwiches. I always get the spring rolls and rangoons, plus vermicelli noodles.

NOT impressed with the Phở!!! It was not nearly as hot as it should have been. I told the girl at the register that I usually order filet and she brought some kind of fatty mean and something else in it — maybe cut up meatballs. The noodles were all stuck together in a clump. I won’t be back!
Best advised to drive a little further south in Greenville as there are better places available!

Came here for a quick lunch on a Friday afternoon.
The place is very clean with bar seating all around the restaurant. The restaurant is counter-​service and they bring the food out to you.
I had the grilled pork bahn mi combo which for 9.99 came with a fountain drink and 3 – 4 egg rolls. I felt this was a very good deal.
The sandwich was very tasty and so where the egg rolls.
The only thing I was not a big fan of was their hoisin sauce. It was really bad.
Otherwise, great place for a quick lunch.

It’s so hard to find a simple place that does healthy (fast)food! These guys nailed it!
You can eat clean & the food is a ¹⁰⁄₁₀!
Friendly staff & clean environment!
Did I mention the food is delicious!

When I checked in on Unilocal,I got a free boba tea. I’d never had boba tea before, so what better time to try something new than when it’s free. I asked the guy for recommendations and he told me the most popular ones. I decided to go with passion tea. He asked if I wanted the bubbles in it and I wasn’t sure because I’d never had them before. He said he wasn’t really sure how to explain them, she he gave me a sample of some with a fork. They are round, jelly balls that are kind of squishy on the outside and gummy on the inside and I honestly don’t understand the purpose of them in the tea, but why not have the full experience right?
I took the tea to go and I thought the little machine they have that puts a seal on top of the cup is pretty cool. I enjoyed the tea. It was good. I didn’t get down to the balls at the bottom because I still wasn’t sure I like them much, but I don’t think they were important to the flavor or anything.
I don’t know that I would go out of my way or anything for more of the tea, but if I’m in the area or something, I would probably try it again.

OK, this is a very specific niche review for one (1) of the hundred or so menu items they have. Spring rolls. #28. You might look at the menu and see they cost $ 4.49, and you might say to yourself «Daaaamn Honky, that’s a little pricey for a spring roll». Well, you would be correct. But once the servers call your name and hand you your clear plastic container, you’ll notice it’s rather heavy. Check out the WARM peanut sauce and add the accompanying chili sauce. Now, I have failed to mention that I am a rice-​paper-​rolling EXPERT. I can roll shrimp paste, grilled pork, carrots and tiny rice sticks better than most viet grandmas. You can bounce my rolls off the ground and they’ll bounce like basketballs, or drop them off the roof and these babies are so tight they wont blow apart. I’ve played drums with a set of my rolls before. Well, even I was impressed with the rolling they got going on up in here. Tasty shrimp and pork and fresh veggies inside. One set of these things is a meal for sure, and I’m a big guy.
Otherwise I’m not a fan of most of the Bistro B food so go rolls or don’t go at all.

Phở NO!
Rainy. Chilly. Cough & cold. Calls for chicken noodle soup, right? OR phở. Saw review saying the chicken phở here is better than the place down the street. NOPE! Not even close.
Did online order pickup. Got home. Opened sack. Lemon instead of lime. No jalapeños. Nearly half a raw onion sliced atop noodles and meager portion of chicken breast. Broth could have been poured from a box. Yes, I’m serious.
Note: this review is for phở only. I will be going to the phở place down the street. Not here.

I dig Roll N Go. I like their chicken phở, especially if I’m a little under the weather. What I love the most though is the fried fish bahn mi. Something about their tumeric and other spice on that fish is just dreamy. Three bahn mi’s are $ 10 or 1 for $ 4.25. I usually just get three because they keep pretty well. Why missing a star? Well their seating is horrid. Inside is uncomfortable metal stools, outside is worn out, falling to pieces woven rope seats on rickety metal chairs. Not cool Roll N Go. Since I love their food, I just get it to go which is what nearly everyone else does as well. One time I got the seafood phở… it was a bit too. what’s the word… uhm… let’s just say some of the seafood in there was way too foreign looking for me so since that episode I stick with the chicken phở. Prices are great. Be brave and try something new.

It’s a great place to grab a basic bhan mi. I’ve had most of their fillings and they’ve all made a tasty sandwich. I will say that pork anything is always my fave. Speaking of which, they have some of the tastier fried egg rolls in town. I ink there three for a dollar and we’ll worth it. Ya know, I used to have dolma put in my falafel subs back in Austin. Now that I think of it, a couple of pork egg rolls might be the perfect addition to one of these bahn mi delights. Frack, I might just have to go there right now and try it.
One downside: they’re boba tea is nothing spectacular. I’d stick with a smoothie, which are probably a lot better.

4 stars for the banh mi. 2 stars for the boba. 3 stars average.
Boba servings were much more generous this time than they were on my last visit, but I almost wished they hadn’t been, because these pearls were disgustingly soggy and completely tasteless. I truly have never tasted pearls so devoid of any sweetness. It’s like they soaked them in plain water. Maybe they tried a switch to honey but simply aren’t putting in nearly enough? I have no idea. I almost didn’t want to eat them, except that then why would I be drinking the tea?
I tried the milk tea this time, and it was oddly flavored, with streaks on the cup that made it look like they had dumped caramel flavoring in it or something. Not your typical milk tea flavor. Not bad, just not what I was expecting.
Also, the tea was room temperature aside from some ice floating at the top. Now, this is one thing they do really well — minimal ice — but the drinks need to be shaken so that the ice thoroughly chills the entire drink. That was not an issue on my last visit, so perhaps this is just a training issue for the person who made my boba tea this time.
I don’t know if third time will be the charm or what, but I’m definitely not as excited about this place’s potential as I was the first time I went. Sigh…
(Also, maybe think about adding green apple tea, taro milk tea, and banana milk tea? Three of my favorites… just a suggestion, but I’m only one person and so far I’m far from sold on the quality of these drinks, so might not want to go out of your way.)

Chill vibe and solid food! Perfect for a «late-​night» dinner with friends on their front porch area. It can be kinda sketch since the area isn’t really fenced it and the sidewalk goes through the middle of the eating area… But the area is pretty safe, right???
Menu includes all basic Vietnamese dishes with some Chinese food thrown in. Ordered the Grill Pork Chop and the Sesame Chicken, both with tomato rice. If you don’t know what tomato rice is, …I don’t either! But it’s flavorful and delicious hah. Give it a try! Generous portions! Flavorful, solid food.
And with a free drink with check-​in, you’re all set with a full meal! (No Vietnamese coffees :(allowed but the passion fruit tea is solid!)

If this was next door to the office, their boba tea would replace my 5-​bucks morning Jo. Crazy addictive fresh goodness in a cup — love love love! Not just bc they’re the freshest somewhat close to the office boba tea, but it is a very clean, upbeat, friendly establishment. Have only tried the spring rolls, which were excellent and fresh, but everything that has been carried past me looked equally fresh and delish — I need to try the other dishes based on the reviews but I find their boba milk teas very filling and plenty for lunch. Not to mention, it will take months to get through all the flavor combinations but i’m stuck on the taro root.

Roll N Go, so convenient and quick.
Pretty much everything is tasty. We usually get Chicken on Vermicelli with Egg Rolls. The fried rice is ok too but not my favorite.
The also have 3 Bahn Mi sandwiches for $ 10 which is pretty good, it sure beats Bahn Shop prices!
Today we also ordered a bubble tea drink with jelly. Again, not the best ever but pretty good.
Roll N Go has a clean, brightly lit atmosphere. It’s quick, in a convenient location an serves up tasty food. We drop by every once in while and will definitely be back.

Now that this place has been open a while (and being way-​too-​convenient for me), I will add another star to my original rating. All the physical descriptions remain the same but it seems their service and food quality has finally found its groove.
Exploring the menu a bit, I would say their dishes are as good as any average Asian restaurant in town and much better than Chinese buffets. They may not have the selection or culinary specialization of their parent Bistro B, but their noodles and stir fry are fresh, delicious and light-​years ahead of places like Panda Express.
Case in point: Ordered the Mongolian beef stir fry, came with tomato rice, added some eggrolls, all to-​go. My meal came after 5 – 10 minutes in a sealed bowl with the rice in a separate take-​out paper box, and included were not only all my plastic utensils and soy sauce but also a couple of packets of sambal oelek. Delicious food, fresh, crisp, well-​seasoned and authentic enough for fast-​food.
Great selection, great quality, great attention to detail. For the price point, not even national chain drive-​thrus can beat it. Park next door to avoid the cul-​de-​sac lot. Stools and a counter inside if you want to eat on-​site, although I don’t know why you would. Now you can order online for pick-​up.

An asian bubble gum pop pervades
Roll N Go’s flashy curb appeal, with the counter crowned by a disco ball and happy prices for exactly what it is — Vietnamese street food.
Fat fresh spring rolls come 3 for $ 4 and 3 pork egg rolls even cheaper made a sated Christmas Eve lunch on the go.
Bahn Mi’s — 3 for $ 10 and the other usual Vietnamese delights at good prices spells toothy non verbal smiles.
Neon sticky house made pre packed rice deserts go for around $ 3, furthering the take out love.
Happy Buddha!

My supervisor splurged and ordered us lunch today from RollnGo. I have driven by this location many times on my way home from work and have always been curious about trying it.
While I was looking over the menu, I was surprised at how affordable everything was. There were so many different options. From smoothies to boba drinks, phở to wraps. I was impressed by the selections and the prices. I ended up ordering a grilled chicken wrap.
Because there were five of us, my supervisor had them deliver to our office. They were prompt and the food was hot when they arrived. I couldn’t believe how large my wrap was and how many flavors there were. YUM. Everyone loved their food and had leftovers.
The prices and delicious meals will lure me back for sure!