The Rolling Spring Roll (Syosset)

Definitely one of my favorite pho 🍲 places in the area . Their vegetable spring rolls are a do not miss ! Literally addicted to them which I could have an endless supply of them lol . The staff is so sweet and amazing too. I’ve been coming for years and have always had great experiences

I went to this Vietnamese restaurant with a friend for lunch and we had the Pho Bo (Beef soup), and Pho Do Bien (Seafood soup) served with vegetables jalapaneos and lime. The soup was very good and we finished it completely. They also served good spring rolls and great chicken wings. Id definitely bring the family here. Plus they have beer and booze. The Saigon beer was very good.

I got pho Bo take out. I’m friends with a lot of Vietnamese dudes so I’m accustomed to the food, however this was so bad. For the price, you’d expect more beef, especially fresh beef. The beef I got was half meatballs, and half shredded beef. And half the shredded beef was old and white. Also, half the noodles was just undercover ginger. Overall, unhappy with my food

Tried out this local Vietnamese spot recently, and overall it was a decent experience. The service was a little curt—not exactly warm and fuzzy—but not rude either. Just kind of straight to the point, which honestly I don’t mind if the food delivers. We came mainly for the pho, and one thing I really appreciated was that they offer it in three sizes. That’s perfect if you’ve got kids with you or if you’re not in the mood for a huge bowl. That said, the pho itself was just okay. It wasn’t bad by any means, but it lacked that rich depth of flavor I look for. Kind of on the bland side. That being said, the kids still slurped it up and were happy, so no complaints there. The highlight of the meal was definitely the banh mi. The bread was fresh and had a great crunch, and the filling was super flavorful. I asked for extra jalapeños to kick it up a notch, but unfortunately they didn’t come through with that. A little disappointing, but not a dealbreaker. All in all, it’s a good neighborhood spot. Probably wouldn’t travel across town for it, but if you live nearby, it’s worth checking out.

I ordered pho to go they didn't give enough pho broth, like other says. I mean come on its just the broth, it's not even enough to cover my noodles. I would never go this place. Top pho gives me more pho broth!

The Rolling Spring Roll is like eating at Mom’s - no one else compares - really! We’ve tried other places in passing but we crave the delicious flavors and food from here - the spring rolls, fragrant beef or chicken pho, beef satay with rice and salad, ban mi sandwich. There’s more on the menu but we like what we like and that’s what we order - our comfort food (and non of us grew up eating this cuisine but ❤️ it). It’s delicious. And the owners and staff are friendly and kind. The restaurant is clean and usually pretty busy at lunch and dinner (also do take out). Thanks Rolling Spring Roll for always looking after us!!!

Last time I came here, I gave a pretty decent review. This time around I had a rude waitress. We had ordered the normal pho and the amount seemed less than normal. We asked her if this is our dish (it came out in less than 5 minutes) and annoyed by our response - told us that it's the amount of soup is covering the meat and the noodles. I came here multiple times and I know how the portions are. This is also not the way you treat an unsatisfied customer. Although the manager tried his best to sort things out, it left a bitter taste in my mouth. As for the food - it's decent. Although the cilantro didn't look too appetizing, it's always been a nice quick spot for me. Though not anymore after that service.

Called to ask if they're open since it was the very cold negative degree Sunday. They said yes. We said we're coming. We got there in 15 mins and they said they just decided to close early for super bowl. Well.... I said, we just called and said we're coming. They basically said too bad and leave with no care

One of my favorite places to relax and eat some real good damn food Been going here for years even when i live 30 mins away but it is close to my Gym Amazing spring rolls and pho is just excellent Owner is super nice and the environment inside is clean and feels like home. 10/10 come here please with your friend or family

What a treat to find an authentic Vietnamese restaurant ! Just ask them what is REAL Vietnamese food and they will serve you the food of their mother's ! Fresh ingredients skillfully handled, all the flavors and textures are just right! Friendly staff and fantastic New Orleans coffee and dessert! Eat- in take -out either way a delight!- Kim

Met a friend for pho- we both got the vegetarian pho in the regular size. There was a good amount of tofu and toppings and the broth had nice flavor. They have siracha and hoisin on the side. Food overall tasted good and was enough for one person no leftovers. Service was a little slow and the interior wasn't the cutest but food was good.

My faveeeeeee thing from here is the short rib entree!!! With rice wowwwww! Even though everything is my fave from this place.. the short rib is top notch! A must try.

THE ROLLING SPRING ROLL (RSR) I thought I wrote a review 6 years ago? Pre-Covid RSR was a constant in our work lunch rotation. Efficient lunch service allowed you to order a quick bowl of Pho, Crispy Spring Rolls wrapped in fresh crisp lettuce, pungent cilantro then dipped in rich Peanut sauce = Perfect Lunch Combos. Fast Forward to 2023. Deciding on where to lunch with our curious newbie co-workers, with none of them ever having Vietnamese before, they were eager to try the cuisine. After a few questions, the still efficient staff took orders of Pho, Summer Rolls, some Vietnamese Dumplings plus the obligatory Spring Rolls for the table. My colleagues loved everything! Thus another successful culinary introduction has been completed. Well so I thought. After a discussion with friends that know the cuisine better than I, I ended up being schooled. I was told that this is not authentic Vietnamese and RSRs dishes are very tempered down. I will admit, Pre-Covid to me the effort put into the dishes were much better, but isn't that like most things these days? I get it, sadly corners are being cut everywhere. After those thoughts were expressed to me, my take is this. For the Syosset area to still have a semblance of this culinary option remaining open all these years, RSR will continue to remain an option in our work lunch rotation. 4.0 to 3.5

Who's watching the kitchen staff ? If you combined the chicken from the two sandwiches into one sandwich, it may have been acceptable. The cilantro was rough cut and full of stem pieces, Who's watching the kitchen staff? Anyway, the flavors were very good and the bread was good too, step it up and give a fair shake to your customers.

I ordered the Pho Ga (chicken), summer rolls, shrimp spring rolls, and Vietnamese dumplings.. I've been wanting to try this place for a while and I was disappointed. The Pho Ga was really underwhelming with no taste, seasoning.. I liked the dumplings and the shrimp spring rolls were okay, but that was about it. Also, I didn't experience the in person service, but my uber eats came fairly quick. I likely wouldn't try this place again.

Customer service is horrible and the lady with the glasses isn't very nice. Why would I give this place a 4 out of 5 review instead of a 1 out of 5? Well... The food is very good (has flavor!) and I can't find another place out here with good Bahn Mi and Pho... The restaurant is dark inside, there is plenty of parking in the front. It's clean. I wanted to walk out of there due to the rude woman working there but I'm glad I didn't. Will I be going back? I haven't and I'm probably not going to. Did I really want to give this place a 1 out of 5? Yes... But if the food is good, the food is good.

It's been four years since I've been to this place and I have to say it's amazing! The chicken wings are huge and the beef banh mi is perfect. The wait staff was very patient with us. The environment is very cozy(I really like the long communal table).

Been coming to Roling Spring Roll for years now but never brought my meal home. Eating in the restaurant is always yum but I didn't have time to sit and enjoy my lunch so I ordered for a pick up. I ordered a PHO BO - beef (regular size) with the raw sliced meat packed separately. When I got home and saw my sliced meat in a baggie, I was a happy camper. The Rolling Spring Roll continues to satisfy this Yelper in and out of the restaurant after all these years. Wishing The Rolling Spring Roll continued success!!

Not too shabby. Was craving pho and wanted to try out this spot near work. It does the job! Much better than many pho spots I've tried near Flushing. Seems like a decent spot so I will update my review once I try more dishes.

I've came here a handful of times during the past few years and decided to return today since their only 15 minutes away and I didn't feel like driving far. You really can't compare the Vietnamese food on LI to Queens or Manhattan. You can only hope to get your craving fixed in which I did. You have to scan your phone and order/pay through the toasttab website or if you're not able to, they can do it for you on their end. The food here is decent at best, price is a bit higher and the portions are smaller than average compared to other Vietnamese places. I got the nem nuong (grilled pork sausage) & spring rolls with vermicelli noodles and a classic banh mi sandwich. My other half got the pho bo and crispy pork spring rolls app. Everything was decent except for the banh mi, that was not good at all. There were like 1 piece of meat in it with a bunch of veggies and the baguette was thick. The spring rolls were my favorite, they tasted crispy & fresh. If you're not picky & have a craving for Vietnamese food and happen to be in the area, come here to get your fix. They have a location on Main Street in Farmingdale as well.

This is my go to!! Everything on the menu is delicious but always get the beef pho and the spring rolls (which is what the restaurant was named for) haha. Super authentic and really fresh

It's been a while since I've been back and I'm not sure if I'll really be back as the food sort of missed the mark and has gotten pretty expensive now. We ordered 8 springs, regular pho soup and a grilled pork chops over rice and it came out to around $50. Plus tip you're looking at $60, which is much more than what you would pay in Queens. As for the food, the spring rolls were okay. I wish they didn't use iceberg lettuce and the container they serve the fish sauce in is way too small. The pho wasn't all that large and the broth lacked depth of favor. If you're looking to satisfy a craving, it may do the job, but that's about it. The grilled pork chops were okay. It came with white rice, which was tasty, and a salad with no dressing. I just used fish sauce instead. The pork chop was on the thicker side but would have liked it a bit more grilled. Overall, this place is okay and would only come if I don't want to trek out to Queens. Even then, I would expect to pay more than I would like for food that is mediocre.

This place is expensive and horrible! Ordered beef pho and it's the worst pho I have ever had in my life. I mean only 2 pieces of beef and nothing else. If you ever had pho you know you don't only get beef. I am serious! Only beef and the noodle. That's it!

Great food. Great service. Ambiance is good. Highly recommend the BBQ chicken, chicken pho, and the salmon.

They were very good before COVID but service, quality, and quantity of food has gone down. Unfortunately they're the only pho place nearby. If I have time I go to the pho place a couple towns over. I suspect they will close soon since many of the stores in the shopping strip are closing.

Great food, cozy atmosphere and great service. I ordered spring rolls, pho, and the sesame ball dessert. Everything was great.

Never spent this much money for so little food at a pho shop in my life . Food tasted ok but the pricing is outrageous for what you get. Probably never coming here again

Excellent food. Never having been to Vietnam it'd be hard to say for sure But the authenticity seemed legit! Amazing beer Fantastic all around

Consistent every time! One of the best pho that you can get in the area! It's not flushing or Chinatown portion, but the soup hits the spot! Its flavorful and not oily. They do a great job skimming it. Some may say that fat is good but without fat floating, you would actually want to drink the soup! The spring rolls are deliciously fried, super hot so be careful! I know it's difficult waiting for it to cool down, but its so worth it when you don't have your tongue burned! Their nuoc cham sauce could be more tastier though. My husband prefer the Hoisin with sriracha in opt of that. I think we had it twice a week for the last month Haha. Beats driving though traffic to flushing and trying to find parking. Lastly, if you are confused on the size of pho... I always get small. I have never finished regular before. Im one of those little ladies with big appetite!

TLDR: Don't go to this one, go to the one in Farmingdale. Frugal with the meat in their pho. For the record, I came into this rolling spring roll with a positive outlook based on my past experience at the original brick and mortar location in Farmingdale. We had an amazing experience there. We ordered to regular beef pho and (something different) the chao tom & nem nuong. The pho comes with basil, and bean sprouts and such just like in Farmingdale We ordered and waited for our food. The pho came out pretty quick however we had to wait for one member of our party to get his chao tom and nem nuong. It took quite a while and we didn't want our food to get cold so we ate. Its typical practice to wait for all of the orders before sending it out. If all of it is not ready then nothing should be sent out to the table just yet. I was surprised to see how little meat was in our soups. I've posted a photo. Compare it to photos at the Farmingdale location. I only found one small round of beef at the bottom of the bowl. (Not seen in the picture). I try not to make assumptions, but I can't help but think the waitress was upset we didn't order appetizers either. Makes me wonder if that had any influence on it. The positive part of this review though is the pho tastes exactly the same as it did when we went to the other location. The beef broth was well flavored, seasoned, had a great umami beefy taste. The noodles were thin and delicate. There's a many ways to customize it with the toppings they pass out and the oyster and sriracha sauce they carry. The chao tom (which probably had more meat than our soups) tasted great. If it's something your curious to try, then go for it! My major complaint though is the bland noodles. Just boiled noodles. Perhaps that's how it's done typically, but we ended up putting the noodles in leftover broth from the pho. And the sauce you see in the photo we believe went with the salad. Overall I think the restaurant could make a few improvements in terms of proportions of food, and service. I think I'll stick to the Farmingdale location.

The restaurant was nice and was very clean. The employee that helped me was very nice and extremely helpful. The pho was very mid. It wasn't very flavorful. The spring rolls were also ok. They we very small for 7 dollars.

The food here is ok. We really liked the spring roll. The service was good. We especially liked the tapioca dessert. It is banana flavored and very sweet. The entree dishes were ok.

This place will fulfill your pho craving if you're out in Long Island, but doesn't compare to the pho in Queens. I've had their beef pho, which has raw beef, brisket, and meatballs. I don't usually order my pho with tripe, but for those that like their pho with everything it--they don't offer that here. I've also ordered their spring roll, summer roll, chicken wings, and pork belly bahn mi. I would definitely recommend trying them all. Their spring rolls are a staple if you go here. The chicken wings are very flavorful, they have like a fish sauce glaze that still keeps the wings crispy. The pork belly bahn mi is a little light with its filling, but is still really good. The only app I wouldn't recommend are the dumplings. They are 5 for $10 and for that price you can just get a bahn mi. They have a variety of Asian beers that are all great. I always get the Vietnamese iced coffee, which is the perfect way to end the meal. In my experience, customer service is great at this location. Ordering and paying the bill is all done on your phone which is super convenient. They are fast at bringing out all your food.

I love this place! I eat here all the time for lunch. I don't really eat beef but I love beef broth in pho. This place always lets me customize. They have multiple sizes small, medium, XL, and they are so so so fast. Haven't had the meat but I love this lil combo I get every time. There aren't many places near me for Vietnamese food and this place is right near my job and is a great go-to.

I think since this is the only pho place around in Long island, people don't really have a comparator. Very average pho. They only have one set choice for the beef pho and no option for tendons. The spring rolls don't come with lettuce unfortunately. This place was extremely very busy when I went today (Sunday at noon Thanksgiving weekend). It does the job, but not really a memorable bowl of pho for me.

It's not awful when you open the food container and find there is a fly. It's truly disgusting when you ordered two meal from this restaurant and then you found in each of the two closed container, there is an alive fly. I used to like the food here, but after this experience, I want to throw up all the food I ate in this restaurant. Disgusted!!

I was so spoiled when I worked in Brooklyn with my proximity to Vietnamese food. Haven't been able to find a place until I found this little gem. I only got take out (COVID) and ate it like a picnic In the park. The shrimp roll was delicious and fresh. The classic Banh mi was very good. I wish there was a little side of sauce /hot sauce with my take out but it was well flavored. It tasted fresh. I want to come back and eat some Pho when it's cold outside. The Vietnamese iced coffee really hit the spot.

This place is amazing. The ambiance is great and feels so homie! Service is top notch! And to top it all off, the food is amazing! Delicious pho and spring rolls. Thank you for bringing great food to the community!

Bon G and I stopped for lunch on Tuesday as we were shopping at Berger Camera next door. Place was quiet and a respite from the activity outside. We had Summer Rolls for appt which came with addictive peanut dipping sauce. Got fish sauce as additional condiment which added flavor. We both got Pho Bo as main and added sprouts, jalapeno and red hot peppers along with Siracha to make heady broth.... Enjoyed our meal and will do lunch again soon!!

Food is delicious. Service is friendly. Ambiance is casual and comfy. Prices are reasonable. Salivating just thinking about it.

Fortunately enough, The Rolling Spring Roll is around to keep Viet food lovers and LI residents sane, since there aren't many Vietnamese restaurants on Long Island. We've ordered take-out and dined in a couple of times and food has been consistently good. Prices are higher compared to that of Flushing, but what do you expect ... it's the island. We've enjoyed their spring rolls, summer rolls, Vietnamese coffee and pho and they've all met our expectations. The space is clean and staff are friendly as well, so take your pick - dine-in, take-out. ... or both!

Lovely interior and options of pho, banh mi, and summer rolls! The food is delicious! We ordered beef pho and pork belly sandwiches and summer rolls. The pho comes with different sizes, as a average size girl the small filled me up very quickly but the regular is the typical pho bowl you see! I would definitely recommend this place! The soup had a hearty flavor and the pickled veggies in the banh mi were well seasoned. Very good service and very nice people. My only suggestion would be to allow customization of the pho. They specifically specify that its not allowed.. which is a bummer..

Too expensive Very small portion Paid over $50 for 2 pho/ 1 spring roll/1 iced coffee

I wish I can give 0 star. App is very inconvenient to use. The app asked me to put tips even before I got serviced. Terrible service The waitress is terrible. if you do not fire the waitress, you will eventually end up closing the business. No service at all. Is the fucking waitress speak English?

The only Viet restaurant in LI that I've seen. Doesn't blow me away though . I've tried the grilled chicken bahn mi, the classic bahn mi (pork), vegetable spring roll, summer roll and chicken pho. The chicken pho is not grilled chicken. Although at other viet places they are. This place uses chicken meat from boiled soup and they shred it, which is great. However when I asked for grilled chicken they told me it doesn't come w soup base. I mean can't you accommodate ? Not complaining just thought that was odd. That you can't sub shredded chicken for grilled chicken . I don't even mind paying extra. Too bad they don't deliver. I've had better. Will I be back ? Maybe...

A good place to get your Vietnamese fix. Their spring rolls are amazing!!! I have also had their grilled Angus beef short ribs and it is very good. I have heard mixed reviews about the Pho but I haven't had it myself. The service is decent though a little slow at times if busy. They do have a 10 dollar credit card minimum if you are doing take out. I have been to both the Farmingdale and Syosett locations and both are good.

Good solid all around place to eat, clean and the employees are very nice. I'm not an expert on Vietnamese Food so I was guided by my friend. I love when he orders for me so that I dont have to make decisions and he's always right on. We started with the summer rolls with a dipping sauce, I loved them! Then a sandwich, a Vietnamese sandwich! The concept was confusing but that thing made me smile! It was the classic banh mí and I want one right now!! We also got the Pho and I thought it was good, not mind blowing greatness but good. I am going to have to come back a few times, there are so many very interesting things that I would love to try on the menu and I hope that my partner in crime feels the same. Yeah, I think I'm going to have to join a gym if this keeps up!

Food tasted below expectations. A regular beef pho and shaking beef cost $40. Way overpriced. For $40 I would expect it taste much better with more ingredients. Beef pho had 4 ~5 slice beef and a meatball cut that's cut in 4 pieces. Perfume taste on noodles, meats, and soup. Shaking beef only few diced and very chewy not fresh. Not only there's little meat, they are cheap on vegetables also. Amount of bean sprouts in pho is only half of what I order in flushing. Very disappointed. Will not order again.

I was very excited to find that The Rolling Spring Roll had a location near where I go to school! I had been to the Farmingdale on prior to this even though I'm from further out East because there aren't too many Vietnamese places in the area and I often get cravings for pho! The interior of this location is much more inviting and clean than the one in Farmingdale, definitely more conducive to sitting down and having a meal. However, it is the newer location and the appearance definitely reflects this. Despite being the second location, there wasn't a drop in quality. Having been to many pho places off of the island, there aren't as many choices for the protein in it as I was accustom to, but they definitely do what they have well. I would recommend the beef pho, but was with people who had the spring roll and chicken pho, and both were very happy with their choices, too. Even if you've never had Vietnamese food before, I recommend checking this place out, the quality of the food is great and maybe you'll find something new you like!

They do not have a huge variety but the food is consistent. Their summer rolls are maybe the best I have ever had! Three nice size shrimp in each roll. I can also recommend their lemon grass chicken, and the grill shrimp were excellent as well. We order rice noodles with all our entrees and we' were very pleased.

2.5 stars on food. High expectations from the Yelp reviews and a disappointed experience in food taste. I am from a Vietnamese family. So I know how traditional fish dishes and pho are taste like. The soup in the pho so lacks of flavor. The Chef should consider to fly to San Jose, California to learn how to make a decent pho and a good Vietnamese fish dish if not to Vietnam. The chicken wings are just like KFC wings sprinkled into fish sauce. Over priced. 3.5 stars on cleanness. Not a place will go back to. But you don't try you don't know.

Ordered takeout from here and it was fantastic. The lemon chicken and the soup is a must have. Clean ingredients. Fresh clean eating food no grease in any of the dishes we ordered. Well the short rib of course is fatty...... It was well done and NOT mushy as it can be sometimes. Braised nicely with a perfect texture. This is obviously not your standard chinese or asian takeout place. I am very happy that we found it and it is not TOO far of a drive from the house. They will not deliver this far and I wont pay door dash or any of those other delivery services.

The pho barely have any beef in it......$16for mostly noodles is too expensive. not recommended.

Great food and service. I love their bowls and the pork chop was good too. I would definitely come back here

My absolute Favorite Restaurant on this very Long Island !!!!! If you are down for Pho this is the spot, Noodle bowls, spring rolls, summer rolls, pork sandwiches, Fresh Fresh Freshness to boot. This place beats all the Pho joints in Queens. Never have had a bad meal here, check it out today, the only thing that sucks is that they are closed on Mondays. Pho Pho Real

We ordered for pickup towards closing on a Sunday night. The worker said they were still accepting orders so we quickly placed our banh mi sandwiches orders (the Classic and the Steak). We were pretty disappointed with the sandwiches because the meat portions were so tiny!! The flavor wasn't bad but the sandwiches were kind of sloppily made. Maybe it was because we ordered towards closing but I did expect a little more for $8 per sandwich

Tried Rolling Spring Roll when in the area. There are not a lot of options in Long Island, so I was excited to try it out. The restaurant is in a larger shopping strip with ample parking. The restaurant is clean and bright on the inside and is a decent size. I tried the following dishes: Goi Cuon Chay / Vegetable Summer Rolls (3.5/5): Good summer rolls, nothing special but certainly not bad. Pho Chay (3/5): Okay pho. The broth wasn't horrible, spiced reasonably well, and the noodles were good as well. Tofu Banh Mi (3.5/5): Pretty good. The bread was crisp, and the tofu was well-seasoned and crispy as well. I had a good experience at RSR and would return if in the area.