Asian Roll & Grill

Very good sushi. I eat sushi a lot and have very high standards, which asian roll and grill lives up to. The sushi meat is always fresh, vegetables never over ripe, rice never overcooked, and very much attention to detail is paid to the presentation of the sushi. The rolls they have on the menu are all very good. You cant go wrong with this place.

Nice food… The quantity is a little less but quality is nice and the service is good… They serve food quickly and hot which is good if you are really hungry

They offer a really nice presentation of food on the plate, and obsequious staff ready to help with anything. Since I am not qualified to review sushi, I will stick to the teryaki chicken and fried rice. It was pretty good, with a balance between sauce and chicken. The rice is also good. I will not rank it close to teryaki on the west coast or even in Nashville. But for Tega Cay, it was adequate.

Everything is always very fresh. Absolutely the best Phở I’ve had since I used to eat in Chinatown in Boston. This place is definitely worth a visit. Try the Spring Rolls. They are fantastic!

Its pretty good but coming from living in Charlotte it is pricy for the amount they give you. If you are in Charlotte I would recommend Doans but if you are looking for phở in fort mill this is the spot to be.

The décor is… interesting. There is everything from abstract metal art pieces to a wooden ship model. But, the food is great. The miso soup had a unique flavor (it’s soy based with green onions and mushrooms). It was quite refreshing. The nigiri, shrimp tempura roll, and spider roll I had in the sushi deluxe were delightful. I also tried my friend’s order of vermicelli, and I wished they would let me have more. The food was satisfying not just due to taste but also the presentation. Everything looked as fantastic as it tasted.

I am not a sushi person, was simply looking for a close spot for some good hibachi style Japanese food. The food was good but the value was far less than expected. For $ 15 a plate I’m accustomed to having food left over… Not the case here, and I can’t say they made up for it in the quality of the food as it seemed comparable to other places I’ve dined. I also wasn’t happy with the $ 1.50 for a can soda…

This place is awesome. We have taken many friends there and everyone loves it. Plus the prices are very reasonable. Our favorite dish is the Vietnamese Phở, 5 meat. You could drowned in the large. They offer a small but it is not listed on the menu (something like $ 8.50). Plus the corkage is something like $ 7 per.

They’ve got great variety of Asian dish on the menu! No matter what you get you can’t go wrong.

We have been eating here since they opened. There is a dearth of non-​chain restaurants in Fort Mill that have «real» food and not burgers, fries, and sandwiches. Asian Roll and Grill is very reasonably priced and always fresh. I get the vegetable and tofu phở – the broth is incredible. It’s the fastest take-​out ever – we’ve never waited more than 20 minutes from the time we picked up the phone to the minute we walk out the door. My husband likes the chicken fried rice but we both love the Vietnamese rolls – they are so healthy and fresh and very generous in size. Many nights they have half-​price maki rolls when you order a full-​priced roll order, and that’s a great way to try a new kind of sushi. We haven’t really eaten inside the restaurant, but for take-​out, it’s our go-​to Asian night restaurant. I took one star away because sometimes they get the order wrong (it’s best to check the bag before you walk out the door).

The whole family loves the food here and the kids tend to eat their fair share. The staff is very friendly and they are efficient at getting your food out in a timely manor. My only request is that they offer a kids menu. It’s hard having a 4 year old and choosing from the adult menu.

I love Phở! Asian Roll & Grill had the best made-​from-​scratch Phở, it actually feels healing to eat the Phở here– it is amazing. The sushi is also very good and the service is good. I would eat here every single day if I could!

Asian Roll & Grill is the swiss army knife of Asian /​Southeast Asian cuisine. If you’re in the mood for Sushi, Udon Soup, Phở, Fried Rice, or several other eclectic selections, then this is your place.
Their appetizer selection is hit or miss. The Calamari is mostly fried batter, while the Summer Rolls (Spring Rolls at most places…) have always been fresh and delicious.
For the main courses, my wife and I have tried a good cross section of their food. I wouldn’t put their Phở as the GO TO #1 item on the menu. Honestly, I’m a huge fan of their Udon Soup with Beef, which comes with a hearty helping of vegetables and sautéed beef. Add in a little chili oil and you’re in flavor country.
Their sushi is OK. It’s one of those things where might order a roll to split while having something else. If my wife and I are ever in the mood exclusively for Sushi, Asian Roll & Grill is not in the rotation.
Some have mentioned, the service is hit or miss depending who you get. We’ve had fantastic service and we’ve had bad service.
All in all, we visit Asian Roll & Grill pretty regularly and enjoy the food every time.

Best phở in Charlotte. Always so fresh and delicious. Their sushi is great also. Gyoza dumplings are amazing and so are the spring rolls. If you don’t know what phở is, it’s pronounced «fuh». A beefy broth with noodles and your choice of cuts of meat. They give you a plate with fresh basil, parsley, bean sprout shoots, jalapeños, and lime wedges. Add as much or as little as you like. Be careful not to add too much chili paste or Sriracha hot sauce! I am particularly fond of Fu Dac Biet. Super-​thinly sliced brisket, flank steak, and tendon, along with a nice quartered house-​made meatball. This is the first place I ever tried tendon. The consistency is likened to a slightly chewy, but melt-​in-​your-​mouth Twizzler… But with a slight beefiness. I love it! The staff here is always very friendly. Great value. I gave it only 4 stars because they play the most bizarre mix of teeny-​bopper top-​40 pop music I have ever heard in a restaurant. But go there with someone you like to converse with, and you won’t even notice it… until you start slurping your phở!

Continues to be a fave of ours. The phở is great (sorry to read one review about tasteless phở. Chef /​gramma must have been out that day or something. Ours is always really flavorful and rich). Hubby loves the stir fry dishes too — and being from So Cal, I considered myself a sushi snob. Have to say I have not been disappointed in Asian Roll & Grill’s sushi. As far as décor/​ambiance — I’m not as crazy about the main dining room. We prefer the bar, with it’s blue glass tile, cool faux’d walls and booths.

Excellent food and service.
Top choices:
Soup — Phở soup is the best I have had!
Sushi — I really enjoyed the Godzilla roll the most.
Noodles — the grilled chicken vermicelli was great!
Salad — the mixed green salad had green leaf, cucumbers, tomato, apples, mango, and a ginger dressing they make there fresh. You can taste so many unique flavors in the dressing it really makes the salad. Love the apples and mangos in it!

Solid feed here folks! Great noodle bowl and excellent service! Thank you!

THERE WAS A ROACH IN MY PHO!
I was already miid way finished with my soup until I realized it. When I told the waiter, he laughed and then just didn’t charge me for my soup.
Will not be going back there. Ever.

I’m terribly disappointed that Unilocal led me to the Asian Roll & Grill. Let’s begin with the food:
The phở was without a doubt, the least flavorful I have ever had… and I’ve had alot of phở. If they’re building a savory phở from scratch… they sure fooled me, because it tasted like something from powder or a can. No matter where you get phở, they’re going to give you the fresh goodies to go along with the noodles and broth. This doesn’t make the phở itself good. I won’t bother getting into the other dishes tried as they were also mediocre.
The décor of Asian Roll & Grill looks like a DIY project. There’s definitely not a Feng Sui to the place. The layout is almost uncomfortable and haphazard in a neat and orderly way somehow.
The service was OK, but it didn’t matter much considering the less than average fare.
Try: I’m not really sure what to say here. The sushi seems to be a hit… but then again… the phở seemed to be recommended as well.
Avoid: The phở. Seriously… if you eat phở regularly, you will find this to be a huge disappointment.

Not many know about this place b/​c it is in Fort Mill, SC. But if you live in the Charlotte — Steel Creek area then its only 10 – 15 mins away from you!
I have tried almost everything from the menu from sushi, phở and yakitori sticks and I can say confidently that the food here is immaculate!
So glad its on my way from and to work!