Namesh

It was my 1st time trying out a place like this & Food is delicious! There was a combination of so many different flavors... all in one plate. I can't wait to go back. I had this veggie bento box but it came with this shrimp tempura & a tuna rice ball so it's not totally vegetarian. I'm sure they can work something out if you asked for it to be completely vegetarian. Overall. My experience was great, the cashier was helpful & food is definitely worth a try.

Myles C

Wonderful Place! Many tables, and a variety of menu items. I ordered a roll while my siblings ordered Rice Balls and Noodles. Overall great place with good service as well. 👍

Shantel Shares

It's always a great experience whenever I visit this place. This restaurant is a great Korean spot. They serve a variety of food, and it's very yummy. Though the restaurant is small the customer service is fantastic. The servers are very polite and accommodating. Last but not least, the food is very very affordable. I love the place. __________ Transportation. •The Q30 takes you from jamaica Ave, Queens to Rolly kimbab. •The the q27 takes you from Cambria hights, Queens to Rolly kimbab.

J J

We’ve been to Rolly Kimbab in Bayside so many times, and we always end up getting their combo boxes. The combos are pretty reliable — nothing fancy, nothing “wow,” but definitely not bad. It’s just good, simple food that fills you up. If you’re hungry and want something quick and solid, this place does the job. Just don’t expect anything high-end — it’s more like a tasty “eat till you’re full” kind of spot.

+1

Francis Lam

Ordered online on Uber eats, the couple set that had tteokbokki (spicy rice cakes) + a bento box. I enjoyed the tteokbokki and the pork cutlet. It would have been nice if there was an option to add cheese into the spicy rice cakes. I wasn’t a huge fan of the kimbap, if there were more meat I think I would enjoy it more.

Jackie Vu

Recently gave Rolly Kimbap a try during lunch and my initial experience involved trying their featured menu item: the Rolly Kimbap ($5.74). At first glance, it seemed like a reasonable option in terms of value and it tasted decent for the price. Intrigued by the potential, I decided to return later to grab some dinner. When I made my second visit, I ordered 3 different types of kimbap: the Variety, BBQ Chicken and Spicy Tuna, but none of them left a lasting impression. These were all $7.50 each. If you order kimbap, you can request miso soup as well. In addition to the kimbap, I also ordered a single set that came with udon soup and several side dishes for $15. The side dishes were nice and the pork cutlet in the single set was the highlight of the meal. However, everything else in the single set was lackluster. The same can be said for the Seafood Soft Tofu Stew ($13.50). Both times when I visited, the staff was extremely pleasant. It's interesting to note that they also sell separate side dishes in boxes for purchase in the front too. Additionally, this place is not a sit-down and eat restaurant and more geared towards takeout. As most establishments in this area, there is a 3% credit card charge. With all that has been said, I was left quite unimpressed by the food here and it's unlikely I will return.

+8

Good Dude

I have never written a bad review but to receive spoiled food is wrong. This is my first time here so I am assuming it was by mistake. On a positive note: - The bulgogi bibimbap had a nice spicy dipping sauce (spoiled dish) - The vegetable ingredients in the kimbap were fresh - The portions are generous for the price

Leslie

I love this place as I go there all the time, for the past 10 years. However, there’s been more than one instance, on separate occasions, that their seaweed kimchi has been tasting like dish detergent. Probably it’s from not rinsing the detergent well before food preparation but that’s awful and unacceptable because that’s directly linked to customers health issues. Quite disappointed.

Sylvia M

The bulgogi fried rice had a weird smell to it. We ended up not touching it at all. When I went to pick up our order, we noticed it didn't include any soup. So I went back to the register and asked the male worker if they give soup with the kimbap. He points to a sign and says in such a rude tone, "You have to ask for it". How about when we place an order by phone, you preface saying it doesn't automatically come with soup and ASK if we'd like it to be included...

Christos Orfanos

Absolutely skimped on the eel. They somehow found a way to get the most minimal eel in your roll.