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- Hours:
Mon-Thu 11 am - 11 pm
Fri-Sat 11 am - 12 am
Sun 12 pm - 11 pm
- Attire:
- Casual
- Accepts Credit Cards:
- Yes
- Parking:
- Street
- Price Range:
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$$
- Good for Groups:
- Yes
- Good for Kids:
- Yes
- Takes Reservations:
- Yes
- Delivery:
- Yes
- Take Away:
- Yes
- Waiter Service:
- Yes
- Wheelchair Accessible:
- Yes
- Outdoor Seating:
- No
- Good For:
- Lunch, Dinner
- Alcohol:
- Beer & Wine Only
15 reviews for Spring Rolls
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If you've ever been to PF Chang's in the US, that's what Spring Rolls is like. It's Asian food that's been modified to suit a wider palate. However, the price is right and they deliver in my 'hood, so That automatically ups its rating in my book from "just a'ight" to "it's all good."
The dining experience is pretty good for a place as busy as this. My husband and I split the Spring Roll Platter, which was an assortment of spring rolls on top of their mango salad. The mango salad was the perfect refresher to a sticky hot day: cool and sweet with a slightly spicy kick. My General Tao's chicken (the hallmark dish of the Anglicized Chinese Food repertoire) was nicely spicy without too much heat. However, the $4.99 mojito my husband ordered tasted watered down and not very minty (the leaves were folded into the bottom of the glass and not muddled), and my soda was flat.
But the service was good, despite how busy the restaurant was. I can definitely see this place becoming a go-to for a quick meal in a stylish setting that won't break the bank.
*First: I always admire and appreciate a server who's unafraid to tell me that I've ordered a dish that's not the best--especially when it's the most expensive thing on the menu. Thanks!*
A just-off-the-plane, sleepy tourist, my friend and I were easily enticed by the pretty girl with the pretty menus outside Spring Rolls after discovering that Camros was closed for the G20 Summit.
Typical dim sum dishes (sticky rice in lotus leaf, steamed shrimp in rice noodle rolls) taste a little funny in such a chic, well-designed space with Gangster's Paradise on the radio; the sangria was juicy, but it didn't make lunch feel less disjointed.
I'm not really complaining, just a little confused. $25 for a delicious meal for two is spectacular, and I'd definitely go back.
Not worth your money. Go to the food court in Eaton centre instead.
Went here with a friend after a day of shopping nearby. We waited for 20 minutes for a table, order some spring rolls and pad Thai and let me tell you it's taste like ..... the worst Thai/Vietnamese food I have ever tasted.
Wonder why they are always busy?
Spring Rolls is what it is. Not the most authentic Thai food around, but I've usually been satisfied with my meals. The prices are reasonable and the atmosphere is pleasant as well. It's also worth nothing that this part of the city has a serious lack of good food. I enjoy the Thai Red Curry and the Sexy Summer Salad Rolls.
Good atmosphere...horrible spring rolls
I have been to Spring Roll's a few times in the past. I took my Mom here for Mothers day.
I really like the restaurant itself. The decoration is really nice, the tables are ok, and the chairs are comfortable. It rally has a very nice feel to it.
The service is pretty good, the waiter was nice, and he told us about the mothers days special. He managed to be around without hovering or crowding. He was pleasant to be around.
The Food:
The Spring Rolls were great, i could taste many flavours, they were cooked right.
Mango Salad - Also very good, prepared right, fresh mangos and spinach. Tasted very fresh.
Pad Thai - This was the low point of the restaurant. I've said it before, if you order Pad Thai (or order thai noodle dishes) and they don't ask you how spicy you want it on some scale. Then expect to get dissapointing dish. Here they didn't ask and the dish was dissapointing. It lacked flavour, wasn't at all spicy, didn't have peanuts, came with an orange instead of a lemon. So, I'm not a fan of their pad thai.
Mango Creme Brule - This was fabulous. Sweet, cooked amazingly well and pretty great.
Normally I would give this restaurant a 4, but the Pad Thai pulls them down out of the stratosphere or good to great, to just - OK.
Went for lunch today. Service was below average, and the food was acceptable.
I think with Spring Rolls it's an expectation thing. Don't have any.
Just kidding! Just don't expect anything more than a chain restaurant for food or service, and then you shouldn't be disappointed.
I won't categorize Spring Rolls as a Thai restaurant. Spring Rolls is more of a generic Asian restaurant, a step up from mall take-out food, in my humble opinion.
Had a lunch special. Soup, which was pretty spicy but very oily and an entree with a salad, chicken dumplings, some sweet and sour chicken, and pad thai. Except for the consistency, I couldn't tell the flavor of the sweet and sour from the pad thai. Don't you think that's a problem? I am giving it a 3 because nothing was bad, it just wasn't that good either.
Next time I'm in Toronto, I will definitely come here!
So, I'm visiting and my friend who's hosting me suggested we get Thai. I didn't realize just how awesome it was going to be. We went for a mid afternoon lunch on a Friday and there was a good crowd but still plenty of seating. The food was quite nomtastic and I was pleased to take home the rest of my huge portion to eat later (and yes, it reheats well!). I had one of the specials which was quite a deal given the awesome amount of awesome food you got!
I used to like spring rolls. But that was over 8 years ago. When there was only this location... when it was that narrow restaurant with no upstairs seating... when it used to be authentic Thai cuisine.
Spring Rolls is now only semi-so-so.
Despite my nostalgia, I still go to Spring Rolls. It's where many of my non-Asian friends insist to eat. They repeatedly order the shanghai noodles which implies it's good. I've stopped eating these after ordering them once - I like my noodles to have some taste. Thank you very much.
Spring rolls hasn't lost all of their touch... their springs rolls are still the highlight of the restaurant. All of them are, especially the shrimp rolls.
My vote for spring rolls is yay for appies and nay for entrees.
Listed in: Diverse Tastes
Well, SR is one of those restaurants where I don't mind going to meet up with my friends to catch up over some food.
I guess what I'm trying to say is that the food isn't too bad , price is reasonable and the ambience is hip enough to please everyone. So, if you are just looking for a place to eat and hang, SR might work for you.
I always order the Tornado rolls, House Pad Thai and one new dish each time I visit. If you are very reserved, they have a great on-line menu to give you an idea of their food.
It can get pretty busy during lunch and dinner so make reservations for large parties.
Spring Rolls is a great place to get Thai food but the menu at this restaurant is a really a fusion of Asian cuisine,
The house pad Thai here is really good - lots of tofu, egg, roasted peanuts, bean sprouts and coriander and loaded with chicken and shrimp.
However, if you're looking for a healthier (and more exciting meal) I love the salad wraps. It's stir-fried pieces of chicken and veggies in a oyster-type sauce. Then you wrap them up in big leaves of iceberg lettuce. The sweet and the crunch are really something else and you won't feel so full afterwards. Also, the sexy summer salad rolls are filled with smoked salmon, lettuce mushrooms and vermicelli noodles are are must!
There are so many great dishes to try here and so far I have been very impressed with everything I've tried!
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This was one of the first restaurants I tried when I moved downtown. I went for a friend's birthday. The waitress was really friendly and the group of us had alot of fun with her. The food was really good though it took a little while to get it. I wouldn't say this is my favorite place to go but I would definitely go back.
I remember this Spring Rolls fondly because it was my first Spring Rolls experience. They have good salads and pad thai. It's been 6 years so I really shouldn't be writing about it as if I knew how it's like these days.
spring for rolls, and nothing else at Spring Rolls.
need a quick snack and a bevie before the show? pop in to Spring Rolls, sure. order a fresh roll if you're feeling health-conscious. or perhaps a tornado roll if you're feeling naughty.
but if you think you'll get anything besides overly sugary and/or spicy meals in spring rolls... skip! next. your money is better spent on food court "fusion", after, of course, some decent rolls and expensive drinks.
3.75++ We did like our meals here. Chicken & Rice entree, Pho Beef Soup (not enough veggies), Beef & Broccoli & Rice entree. Good service and nice people everywhere mostly. Nice decor and great prices.