Wrap N’ Roll

This is a great spot for fresh, flavorful salad rolls with lots of variety. It’s essentially a build-your-own roll concept with 5–6 different protein options, all well-seasoned and tasty. In addition to salad rolls, they also offer rice bowls, noodle bowls, and small appetizers like chicken wings and popcorn chicken, which makes it easy to find something for everyone. The menu also includes a wide selection of bubble tea options, which pairs nicely with the food. The establishment itself is clean, small, and well-kept, and the staff is friendly and welcoming. Parking is available, though the lot is on the smaller side. The main downside is inconsistency in roll size and portioning. My rolls were generously filled and very satisfying, but my husband’s rolls, made by a different employee, w

Yay! I’m so glad I finally tried this place. I drive by all the time but usually have already eaten. I did an online order and it was super convenient being able to skip the line and pick up at the drive thru window. The employees were super cool and friendly and I was shocked at how heavy my box was! I got 3 lemongrass pork rolls with the Thai chimichurri, and WOW. I’ve had fresh rolls in the past that didn’t really impress me much but these were so flavorful (even without the sauce but the sauce was seriously 10/10) and they were generously filled and rolled well. I can’t wait to try the other meats and sauce combinations. The concept is really cool too, custom fresh rolls is something I’ve never seen before. I will be back! :D

i would describe this place as mid but i’m just a harsh critic when it comes to vietnamese food. i got 2 orders of 2 build your own spring rolls, a peach lemonade, and a cà phê sinh tố bơ. one order was with the beef bulgogi and the other order was nem nướng. let’s start with the good: the concept is great, i’ve never seen or heard of a “build your own” place for vietnamese food before so this is wonderful to have as an option! the service was good and fast, sweet girls working the counter. the place was clean and well done with the menu up on tvs. now the unfortunate part, the cons: as i watched them build the rolls, i was shocked at how LITTLE veggies they put on each roll, i prefer lots of veggies in my spring rolls so i asked them to add more lettuce and more carrots to the nem nướng

My ratings are based on the fresh spring rolls, popcorn chicken and taro with slushy with boba ($7.50). I really like that you’re able to customize what you can put in your roll. If you choose to have 2 ($9.50) or 3 rolls ($12) they don’t have to all have the same protein. I got 2 fresh spring rolls: 1 beef bulgogi and 1 teriyaki chicken. They were delicious. I got the peanut sauce for my rolls- and paid for 1 extra sauce ($1.50). The Popcorn chicken ($8)was great! Nice and crunchy on the outside and tender inside. All in all it was great. I recommend this place.

First time trying Wrap n’ Roll! The place was very clean, all the staff were friendly and professional, and all the ingredients appeared fresh. While there was quite a line, no one was really dining in. You can see in the photos that the seating area was empty despite how busy it was. So likely plenty of seating if you’re hoping to dine in! Vegetarians/Vegans beware! I only ordered a drink after realizing everyone on the line was handling meat while wrapping rolls and making bowls. Even if they change gloves, cross-contact still occurs since the same hands touch all the food containers. I don’t expect them to change their setup, but since the menu lists “vegan” sauces and lets you build your own roll or bowl, it could easily mislead someone into thinking a vegan or vegetarian meal is po