Rolling Dumpling - Reviews

I visited SF for a wedding and stayed at the Marriott across the street. During my stay, I had lunch at this restaurant for two days. On the first day, I enjoyed the Wonton soup with extra veggies and the Pad Thai. The next day, I had the same wonton soup along with fried rice. The wontons were large and delicious, and the veggies were fresh and cooked perfectly. The fried rice had a great wok hei (鑊氣). Overall, it was a great experience.

I enjoyed the meal so much that I ate here twice in a row. The hot meat soup was delicious, and the seasoned beef was well-infused with flavor. I was satisfied with the generous portion of beef, and the price was reasonable considering Seoul's cost of living. + Many reviews suggest other menu items are not as good, so I recommend ordering this specific dish if you visit.

I made the mistake of ordering the Tonkotsu Ramen here without checking reviews first. The soup was disappointingly liquidy and not at all like authentic Japanese ramen soup. It tasted more like Chinese soup noodles with ramen noodles. While it might be acceptable as a Chinese soup, it's definitely not worth the $19 price tag for what's meant to be Tonkotsu Ramen.

My experience at this restaurant was quite confusing due to its "asian hodgepodge" menu. It's baffling to see dumplings, egg rolls, Indian curry, Thai curry, and BBQ pork buns all on one menu and be called generically Asian. The reviewer felt that calling this an Asian restaurant for white people would be an insult to white people. I ordered the veggie dumplings and tofu curry. Unfortunately, the dumplings were cold and the curry was bland, lacking any flavor. The service, however, was extremely nice and helpful. This seems to be typical of mall food court establishments.

My experience at this restaurant was disappointing. The dumplings were tasteless and did not justify the price. I would advise others to try the fresh rolls available just outside the mall instead.

My experience at the restaurant was a mix of good and bad. The service was great, and the food arrived quickly. However, the brisket curry I ordered was not good. The meat was very fatty, and the curry itself did not taste very good.

My experience at the restaurant was a mix of positive and negative. I was greeted by a nice employee, and the honey lemonade was tasty. However, my main dish, the curry beef brisket with rice, was only alright. A significant portion, at least 50%, of the 'meat' was fat, making it not worth the price. I'm curious if their dumplings might be better.

I can't believe the ratings are so low for this restaurant. Living in Vegas, where the Asian cuisine has a high bar, I was pleasantly surprised. On my first day, I had the dumplings for a quick bite, and they were unbelievable. The next day, I tried the beef brisket noodle, and it was a "Wow" experience. I went back to the counter to tell the girl to inform the chef that it was incredible.

It's a shame to see this place with such low ratings! I had the veggie curry here, and while it wasn't anything innovative, I thought it was a pretty good vegetable curry! The wonton soup was a bit bland, so I think they could work on the flavor profile there. But it's really not a bad experience, considering it's in a mall cafeteria.

My experience involved a Wonton noodle soup with shrimp and pork flavor. I paid just under $20 for what turned out to be a few wontons floating in tasteless fluid, served over equally tasteless rice noodles. The soup was so unappetizing that I had to request soy sauce and added two packets of Kikkoman to the remaining third of the bowl just to give it some flavor. I will absolutely not eat here again, even if I were starving.