Spring Rolls

Awful awful place. Really bad service. We went at 9 45 and they said as or last call is at 10 we won’t take ur order as you might not enjoy the food. This is the manager of the place. When I ordered normal food they were out of veggies and I ended up getting a whole lot of broccoli and chicken. Thai green curry was like re heated food. Bad service bad food. So if I r looking for a spring rolls there are many in toronto just avoid this its just bad.

Poor service. We got here at 9:40 on a Saturday night when the restaurant closes at 11pm. We wanted to do the all you can eat menu but were told right away by the server that we won’t be able to do that as they cannot have all staff busy with all you can eat orders close to the closing time. Highly unprofessional. Never coming back here. Food was OK nothing special. Overpriced and everything was very ‘teriyaki-​ish’.

Pretty lackluster meal. Pad Thai was very dissappointing. It was tasteless and shrimp were overcooked. Cashew chicken was okay. Won ton soup was the highlight of the meal.

I have always been a fan of the Yonge and Sheppard Spring Rolls– Mostly because it is one of the biggest restaurants ever. Place is like a banquet hall. Wonderful Décor– with tiered flooring. With the most bottom row facing Yonge St traffic.
They have this great offer with the buck a shuck for oysters. I ended up getting the half dozen and a beer for $ 10.99.
Honestly, was a great appetizer; which almost filled me up when combined with the beer; Not going to lie. I had to take home my main dish which is by far my staple item every time I go to Spring Rolls– Mango Chicken. Must Try– imagine sweet and sour chicken at any regular chinese place but morphed into a mango chutney like sauce. Also accompanied by crispy yummy stir-​fried green’s. One of my fave things in the world.

There was nothing wrong with our food. However, my friend and I were interrupted by a young man, who for some reason, began staring at us, put his hands down his pants and began jerking off, while moaning loudly. While we later learned he had a developmental disability, there is still no excuse for masturbating in a restaurant. Not only did our water not handle the situation, he got mad at us and another couple sitting nearby for disturbing him while he was serving another customer. We asked to speak to the manager and were first lied to that he wasn’t there, when in fact, he was. When he came to speak to us, he refused to apologize, said it was our responsibility to ask to be moved and since there was nothing wrong with our food, he could only give us a 10% discount. Both him and our waiter were extremely rude and basically victim blamed. While I get that some things are beyond their control — especially concerning the young man with the disability, there were many ways in which this restaurant could have better handled the situation. We will never eat here again.

Went there to pick up some siu mai and ha gow.
The servers got the 1 out of 2 orders wrong. They didn’t seem to care. No apologies. We took the dumplings instead of the siu mai because we didn’t want to wait there anymore. They weren’t very busy as most of the mall was closed.
When we got the food home, the ha gow was smaller than normal. The dumplings were all stucked together in one lump and ripped. Didn’t taste that great.
Gave us a lot of a lot of package sauce.

Poor quality, over priced. Too much of a mish mash of menu items. Their Thai food tastes like Chinese food. Sushi quality is horrible. Service is non — existent — too much attitude from the servers. Not a bright idea to have Chinese, Thai & Japanese food offered on 1 menu. How do you know which sells more and has better quality & freshness when ordering? When they had 1 or 2 restaurants the food quality was much better and the service was great, it has gone downhill. I won’t be going back.

When six people go for lunch and all agree that the quality of the food has gone down hill to the point you would not go back if it were free, you know its bad.

Avoid. Avoid. Avoid. Do not go here if you aren’t forced to by your boss with the threat of termination and without a package and UI. Absolutely atrocious. They can’t seem to get anything right. Sorry. Correction. Their soft drinks are fine.

Rating: 2.5
I sometimes go for lunch there out of convenience.
My usually: noodle soup + chicken mango salad. They are not bad.
Sushi combos: hit or miss. Might be fresh or might not be. Not worth the risk.
Pad thai … is just wrong.
Location is convenient thats the main reason for me. Servers were not super friendly but at least they were polite to me.

This place is a sh*t show. Don’t go here.
Service is terrible, food quality is awful.

I went with my family for weekend brunch all you can eat, which was $ 18.99 around noon. And it was definitely worth it.
Although we went on a Saturday, it wasn’t too crowded, which I actually liked because the service would be better and it wouldn’t be too noisy.
We ordered mango, garden, and seaweed salad to start. All of them were decent and refreshing.
I was impressed by the sashimi. Although they weren’t a sushi restaurant, the way they cut the sashimi slices were impressive, especially red snapper. So thin, so good. No bones found either.
Other sashimi were sliced in typical sashimi slices like at regular sushi restaurants.
Dim sum was good. Every time we ordered them, they were all hot and fresh. They seem to use the same dim sum as T&T Supermarket though.
I do not recommend the pad thai. It was just too sweet and weird.
All the meat dishes were great. My favourite was sweet and sour chicken. The colour was bright red, which didn’t look very appealing, but I was surprised by how great it tasted because the inside was full with meat, unlike the typical «meatless fried meat dish».
Almost forgot the dessert– the ice cream and jello were excellent.
I ordered coconut ice cream and coconut and coffee jello; both were tasty. There were actual coconut inside the ice cream so I really enjoyed it.
The portions were great so that our family ended up finishing everything that we ordered. The rice and noodle dishes can be too filling though.
The service was good too. Our waitress was attentive and actually behaved like a human than a robot, despite us repeatedly ordering and bugging her.
She continued to fill our water and actually cared to notice whenever my family and I wanted to order more.
The only bad thing about this place is that the food comes slow, which can make you full pretty fast because you have to wait a while for all the food to arrive. But I didn’t mind because I enjoyed talking with my family and every dishes were fresh and hot.
I definitely would come here again!

worst experience of my life. Manager came and told me to learn to control my kids. they were a little hyper due to the fact we had to wait an hour for food. Will never return. Poor service and extremely rude «manager» boy.

I work right upstairs of this location at BMO and I will not be returning. It was just awful, I ordered the dynamite roll it was the nastiest thing I ever had… I only had three pieces and had to take the avocados out as they were brown! not just spots but the whole thing was brown. slobbered in mayo and nasty. For the price you charge please be a bit more presentable.
Lesson learned– don’t be lazy, go to sushi one for any sushi cravings.
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Just a quick review. I have been to Spring Rolls in the past and had no issues at all. Last Friday a group of co-​workers and I ordered some food from Spring Rolls. I was advised by a co-​worker to not order the sushi. I brushed off the warning, as I had never heard a complaint about Spring Rolls before.
Sushi arrived.
First of all, for 14.99, the portion was tiny tiny compared to other sushi options in the area. The actual quality of the sushi left much to be desired, as none of my options tasted very good. They weren’t terrible, but definitely not good. Tasted like it had been left out for a while. This was the first time in my life, where I actually left some sushi behind as I didn’t want risk eating any further.
Went down and got a slice of pizza (which I never do) because I was still hungry. I don’t want to knock the place for my one dish, but the sushi is not recommended.

I came here for dinner and the food was really good. Their Tom Yum Soup is amazing! It was so delicious!
My friend had the Tom Kha Soup with Chives as an appetizer and he said it was really good as well. We both highly recommend the soups. :)
The next great feature is the menu is equipped with little GF logos throughout to make it easier for gluten intolerant people to select an entrée.
I ordered the Sushi and Sashimi combo for one. The sushi was really good and the fish was fresh. I would give the sushi a 3.4 star rating. For a restaurant that doesn’t specialize in sushi they did a great job.
My friend ordered a lamb dish and he said it was really good.
Our waiter was also very attentive and he did an excellent job.
Spring Rolls at the Sheppard Center definitely earned a solid 4-​stars!

I’m not a big fan of Thai food, but I liked this place. We tried tempura shrimps, tom yum and black pearl rolls. The soup was a bit spicy, but everything else was good. I honestly didn’t like the service, but we came on Saturday night and they were quite busy.
I might give the place another shot some time.

Avoid at all costs.
Since its re-​opening I’ve given this restaurant two chances, and unfortunately, there will not be a third. Both times I tried their All You Can Eat option, once for lunch and once for dinner. They are always understaffed, which leads to incredibly long wait times and having to get up and look for your server to get anything. Worse off, when the food does arrive, it is sub-​par. The sashimi looks like it was hacked away with using a dull knife and the slices are so small. All their hot dishes are oversauced and too salty.
BOTH times I’ve gone I’ve had to request to speak to the manager after my meal to share my poor experience, and both times the management refused to admit their shortcomings and instead chose to explain to us «how a restaurant works». I recommend instead checking out Sushi Moto next door or Ichiban just around the corner. Just go anywhere but here.

I usually frequent this joint during the week for a quick bite. However, my visit yesterday was surprisingly refreshing as I was offered a brunch menu which was pretty elaborate. I was not aware of this.
The food is good and its value for money just under $ 20 you could eat to your hearts content from the assortment of sushi to a variety of Thai Chinese Japanese and Korean meals.
The place is extremely busy with wait times extending up to 30 minutes and it is definitely under staffed which is why I would award 4 stars instead of 5. The staff is polite and courteous but just cannot seem to cope with the workload
Personally, I do not like a gap between dishes, meaning I hate to wait. Therefore I recommend my fellow Unilocalers do order a substantive quality, enough that would fill you up in one go. If you contemplate ordering in increments, then be prepared to wait and the wait sometimes is lengthy.
I would recommend this place sans the wait time it offers the value for money and sn array of fresh delicious food

Came here to celebrate a birthday party recently. We decided to get the buffet special and it was fantastic!
The selection of food is great, as there is nice variety of different Asian meals like Sushi, Chinese, and Korean. I really enjoyed the food and the atmosphere of the place. The food has a great taste, well seasoned, cooked just right, and brought out in an expedient manner.
I have been here several times and there is defiantly a nice wide variety of items on the menu.