Spring ‘N Fresh Rolls

This is by far the worst vietnamese food i have ever had. I ordered a green curry chicken, chicken congee, pork and beef vermicelli and an order of spring rolls. The curry had the consistency and flavor of green food colored water and the congee was basically water with rice, cilantro and a few chili flakes. The vermicelli wasn’t half bad but the meat didn’t taste the freshest… not a big deal in comparison to the rest of the food. The spring rolls were the standard frozen type but the nuk mam (dipping sauce) it came with was tasty. Overall, i would recommend avoiding this place!

Have to say im pretty disappointed that i have to find a new phở place to go to. I think they may have changed owners and chefs because this place has gone downhill pretty quickly. The phở broth isnt as beefy anymore. The meat tastes like it was freezer burned and just thrown into the bowl. The service was sub-​par and i got sick after eating there so hopefully they will do something about it. Definitely the loss of a great gem in that neighborhood.

Holy MSG!!! Now before you throw your hands up in disbelief I am going throw you a disclaimer; I don’t have anything against MSG. Actually, I think it’s a very useful flavour enhancer in moderation of course. I usually don’t get bothered by it too much as I am Asian myself and we’re quite used to it. However, this is really something else. Even a miracle additive like MSG does have it’s limits and when you do get pass that threshold, your food starts tasting a little surreal. And this was my experience.
The soup tastes super concentrated, beyond flavour comprehension. The vermicelli can be dismissed and stay away from the very tempting (deliciously sounding) pumpkin curry soup; that stuff made me gagged a little — seriously.
I don’t know what to say really but I do have one big question; how does a place like this even exist???

Absolutely love their beef brisket phở. However I wasn’t fond of their spring rolls and their chicken pad Thai.

The service here is great. I really wanted to like this place. It’s run by a nice family. After you order they bring out your utensils in a jug of hot water for sanitizing.
I ordered one of their Thai dessert drinks and that was really yummy. I ordered a bowl of phở and the broth was lacking in flavour. The beans sprouts it came with were fresh. It was a good portion size. Price was on the higher end compared to other Vietnamese restaurants.
Even though this restaurant had a lot of good aspects, I had to deduct stars because the broth for phở is one of the most important things for a Vietnamese restaurant.

After catching a movie at Eglinton town Center we decided to try this place after reading the reviews here on Unilocal.It didn’t disappoint! The Menu is extensive, offering Vietnamese, Thai and Chinese cuisine and the restaurant is very clean. Service is quick and courteous.
After placing our order the served us free green tea, and our cutlery/​chopsticks were delivered in a pitcher half filled with steaming hot water. This was the first thing that impressed me.
The food was fantastic. We started with the authentic fried Vietnamese spring rolls, and the fresh shrimp rolls. Both were fantastic in freshness, size and flavour. We also ordered the beef, pork, chicken and fried egg on rice, which came with a clear chicken stock soup. All meats were seasoned well. The soup was just a tad too salty for me though. We also ordered Beef Phở. It was fantastic with a good amount of beef, noodles and the bean sprouts.
We noticed several families in the restaurant who ordered the hot pot. It looked really good with very fresh ingredients. I’d like to try this one day.
Our overall impression was good. The prices are higher than a lot of places, but the food quality, cleanliness and good service made up for it.
We will definitely return to try other dishes.

Soup is good (rare beef noodle phở and tom yum) ate them serve time, rice paper spring roll is amazing as ways. Main meal (chicken and rice) cooked good, rice is cooked perfect, chicken is bland (needs more spices or sauce) little flavour. They always serve jasmine tea and food comes out quick.
Good little place with parking beside it for a quick and cheap meal.

Pro. Friendly staff. Clean establishment.
Cons. Phở portions are less than average and pricey.

We LOVE this place! They are new to the area and have been soooo yummy in the last 4 times we’ve been there. Friendly and professional when I’ve asked about their dishes. Affordable, family-​friendly, clean and free parking is a bonus. I am not a food connoisseur by any means, but this place is awesome! We also share our love of this food with Phở Saigon across the street. They are both always friendly and yummy.
I wanted to share my experience as I think it’s important to share good experiences with local businesses. Hope this helps!

Great service — friendly, receptive
Very clean — they even brought the utensils submerged in a pitcher of hot water to kill germs!
Food — typical, good but not amazing
Worth a try! Will be revisiting :)

Good food and quality service for lunch.

Great food, great customer service. The staff there are very friendly and attentive. Portions are big and reasonably priced. Only feed back is the batter on the coconut shrimp is a little hard. Other than that excellent food!

This review is long overdue. Came here with my family when they first opened. Thought the food was okay… the phở portion and price was fine but the soup tastes a bit light and different. slightly bland./ The fried foods were not cooked well. coconut shrimp overfried and a bit burnt and hard, I also ordered the pork chops with broken rice which was soso. Let’s say I’ve had better. The service was nice and we got an opening discount. But overall, think they need to improve the way they cook fried foods and appetizers. The pro is their staff are very nice and friendly.

One of the best phở places I have been to, I work right at the warden and Eglington area and have been going to phở Saigon a lot over the years. I have tried this place twice now and I will certainly be back. I am not saying it’s better, I’m not saying it’s worse. They are both equally as good.
Overall I will probably be back most nights when I work in that area!

A lot of confusion at this newly opened Vietnamese and Thai restaurant Spring ‘n Fresh Rolls. As I was standing near the door waiting to be acknowledged.
The feel is authentic enough as a lot of Vietnamese speaking patrons and the side veggie that goes with whatever at the next tables were the freshest I seen in GTA.
Goi Cuon Bo Ga ($ 5.50) Grilled Chicken Roll as a snack since I am going to have dinner in 90 minute or so was perfect.
Grand Opening Special till June 30 for dine in but you need to order $ 25 pre tax… I guess I need to with some one.
Cash or Interac only!