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Gone downhill recently. Also I came even after hearing about a series of questionable google reviews. Oops that was a mistake I guess. The pho was med…
Zfg23
Spring Roll Kitchen
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Pho from here is my go to food. The bowls are filled with meat and the broth is delicious. Service is quick and staff are friendly. I love it especial…
Rebecca
Spring Roll Kitchen
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Great lunch, but very poor service. I had to walk into the kitchen to get someones attention. The food was served quickly and was delicious. But now I…
Dan Matheson
Spring Roll Kitchen
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10 Reviews on “Spring Roll Kitchen”
Today I went to eat at Spring Roll Kitchen with a friend. We ordered her a spicy beef noodle soup and a special fish cake and vermicelli with soup for myself. This was a new item that I hadn’t seen before, so I decided to try it out. The broth was great and the fish cakes tasted like they were made from real fish and not artificial. My friend’s soup was delicious too. I had a bite of it and it was perfect. Not too spicy for me, but they offer sate on the table if you’re not satisfied with it. We will be coming back soon.
This restaurant has never failed to impress me. Their pho soup is perfect for those cold winter days, aside from hot pot of course. The soup gave me the warmth that I needed, and is worth the price. For additional warmth, I also ordered a hot Vietnamese coffee. It’s unique and delightful. I would recommend to come and enjoy at one of my favourite places to eat.
Noodle soups are great for the winter, but I decided to try it out today. The sate beef soup is a spicy, yet kinda sweet type of bowl. This bowl includes more lettuce than the other noodles soups in the restaurant and is just delicious. The servers bring you water, your food, and they ask if you need anything. Refills are given when needed. Restaurant is well-kept and decorated.
The vermicelli bowl gives bursts of flavour in your mouth and it has the 3 food groups within it. Decorations were modern and unique. Staff were friendly and helpful. They’d help get anything you need, and refill were given if water was low or wanted. The iced milk coffee is a perfect refreshment on a hot day and will keep you awake for anything. Recommended.
If you know authentic pho, you already know that the food here is mediocre at best. Spring Roll Kitchen caters to anyone who ISN’T vietnamese. Their decor and $$ spent on interior design may draw you in, but the horrible service and cheap portions will have you making the drive elsewhere. The one female staff member is an absolute joke who needs to remove herself from the customer service industry. Shouting at guests when they ask for more lime and arguing with customers about the bill amount is not okay. I’ve seen this lady kick out a pregnant woman for asking to sit in a booth. Customers mean nothing to her. When I lived at Century Park, I would come here on the days I didn’t want to drive far but had a craving for pho–literally a last resort. Now that we have some more options in the south side…I’d recommend heading to IPho for some proper food, proper service, and proper prices.
First-time customer and I absolutely love it. They have an exquisite painting and lovely bamboo. The food came out fast and still hot, and the portions were rather large. The servers were kind and welcoming. I will definitely come back for more.
The food served here comes out quick, hot, fresh and delicious. My experience here has never been bad, they greet you and bring you a menu immediately. The water also comes to your table. The place is clean and the staff are friendly. They have beautiful decor as far as I’ve seen for a Vietnamese restaurant. They also serve alcohol now. I would highly recommend the sate beef noodle soup, which has veggies, beef and the pho noodles. I also really like the iced vietnamese coffee, which takes a while, but it’s worth the wait.