Tried the Spicy Tuna Bowl. Food was super fast, and amazingly delicious! Rice was warm, ingredients fresh, tuna cool, and spicy! Great combination of flavors, textures, bright colors, and differing temperatures. 10/10 highly recommend! read more

While at Blizzcon my boyfriend and I got lunch here. I had seen they had a shrimp tempura burrito and I really wanted to try it. My boyfriend got the spicy tuna bowl. Right after we ordered our food was handed to us, which was convenient. My tempura burrito was alright, it was a lot smaller than I expected. There actually wasn't that much tempura shrimp in it, just one piece and it was mostly breading. My boyfriend said his spicy tuna bowl was just ok and took a while for him to eat it, which is unusual, so my guess is that he didn't like it that much. So a bit of a disappointing lunch. read more

Rolling Sushi Van - Shrimp Tempura Burrito - Sushi Bars Near Me

this place was DISGUSTING. An OUTRAGEOUS price. 20 dollars for some canned chicken on soggy rice. Never would I ever recommend this dish to anybody l sorry I'm writing a terrible review about that dumb ass food truck. read more

I was skeptical to eat sushi from a van, but I was craving it and this happened to be the food truck available at my office last Wednesday. The convenience just couldn't be beat. I came up to the van, no line, uh oh...should I turn back? Should I drive out to the sushi restaurant a couple blocks away instead? Just then I heard a sweet lady's voice, "Hello" ... ugh, too late now. I said 'Hi' back and proceeded to look at the menu. I ordered the baked lobster roll as it was one of the ones marked as *popular. I ate it back in my office and was pleasantly surprised as how tasty it was! It tasted as good as any local sushi joint. If you see them, give them a chance. You might be surprised. read more

Dined with the Rolling Sushi Van at Radiant. Our party of 7 all ordered one or two menu items; Baked Salmon Roll, Baked Lobster Roll, Spicy Tuna Hand Roll, Hot night Roll, Spicy Tuna Roll. Everything was reasonably priced, taste was as expected, service was fantastic: quick and friendly, the truck was clean, table provided utensils and such. Definitely strange pairing with beer but satisfied hunger. If you're looking for quick sushi to satisfy your craving, this is definitely your truck. read more

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Disgusting. Watery. Gas station grade. In fact, I think you will find better sushi at the gas station. And grossly, hideously overpriced. Look at the Spicy Tuna Roll - $12 for this crap. The shrimp tempura roll wasn't any better. some stale fish, overcooked rice and barely any tempura. I would not feed this garbage to my cat. The owners of this place should absolutely be ashamed of themselves for charging people this kind of money for this dumpster level food. I gagged biting into this, especially as the liquid rolled down my lips, and could not finish. Don't waste your money on this place. read more

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Got the baked lobster roll and tuna handroll. They bake the entire roll so beware that the California roll that's it's base, is also baked. It would be better to just bake the lobster only. Price was a bit high for the size. Overall it was decent but I would probably doordash from a brick and mortar. read more

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Food was great! Quick and priced reasonably. We have food trucks at our complex and this one is worth checking out! read more

I'll be honest, it was the cheapest option on the food truck lot at the anime convention I was at that wasn't fisted by a long line or just standard western fast food. AKA the line was the shortest for it. We got the: Rainbow Roll Burrito ($15): -It came out almost instantaneously. I'm not sure if this was good or bad. -Some of the rice was a bit mushy and the distribution of the sushi vinegar in the rice wasn't even. This made some parts of the burrito really sour and very unappealing to eat. We split it amongst 2 people as a snack and it was just okay. If Jogasaki Burrito was on the same lot, I'd opt for them instead. read more

Rolling Sushi Van - Rainbow roll burrito. - Sushi Bars Near Me

The Rolling Sushi Van came to our elementary school as a food truck vendor for our very first Multicultural Fair. Chris, the owner, was friendly, professional and offered amazing sushi to our students and families! He was on time, very friendly and engaging...and served fresh, delicious sushi throughout the event. He even offered to donate 10% of the proceeds to our school's PTO for having him! How cool is that?!! I would absolutely recommend Chris and his Rolling Sushi Van for any event you'd want friendly service, fantastic sushi, and an overall fun experience! Thank you, Chris!! ~On behalf of Lake Hills Elementary PTO read more

Rolling Sushi Van - Salmon and Rainbow Rolls...yum! - Sushi Bars Near Me

Amazing food even better service definitely recommend this place, don't miss it if it's around!!

There's not a whole lot of portable sushi options in the OC, but Rolling Sushi Van gets it right. It takes a few minutes to make your sushi, but that's fine with me knowing my sushi will be fresh. I haven't seen the Rolling Sushi Van on my stomping grounds lately, but I'll eat there next time they show up. 3.5 stars upped to 4. read more

I'm embarrassed that I have no pictures of our food.... because we devoured it....lol. We had the Van at our large church gathering tonight and I was amazed at the speed Chef Chris got everything out in! We had the Shrimp Tempura roll, spicy Tuna roll, and sushi burritos. Everything was so fresh and delicious. Thank you Chef Chris for your wonderful service and amazing food! May God continue to bless your business!!! read more

Quality, fresh sushi from a food truck? Ohh wow, ohh yess! Los Alamitos Din-A-Go-Go. Rolling Sushi doesn't get as much recognition as the other trucks, but I must say, they have some pretty quality sushi. The prices are pretty average but can get a bit expensive if you go with the extensive cut rolls. The guys in the truck are true Japanese fellas that are always smiling and are happy to serve you. Legit sushi from a truck. That's all I have to say. Give them some love since the other SLIDERS and TACO TRUCKS dominate the scene. read more

Rolling Sushi Van - Unagi hand roll. - Sushi Bars Near Me

We enjoy hitting up all the better Sushi spots on the coast here in North county SD. So, that being said, Rolling Sushi is good at our standards. To be fair we only had one thing. The Lobster roll. 6 pieces of crab rolls laid on their side and lobster over the top. Considered one of the " popular" things on their menu. It didn't disappoint. It did cost $15 but still, very Decent ! We rode out fat tire bikes all over San Clemente's brewery district and Food trucks but Rolling Sushi was the best. read more

Rolling Sushi Van - This little lobster tasty came out of the van you see. Worthy ! - Sushi Bars Near Me

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To help my gal friend out for her essay-writing about food truck culture (Yep. Her recreational studies professor seriously assigned his students to follow FTs.) I gave her a brief tour of her 1st ever rendezvous to a food truck round-up at the Los Al Picnic at the Plaza. Despite this trip what really caught her eye most was this blanched storage van w/ red accents, i.e. Rolling Sushi Van :P. Although I did conform to this "Uhh, I Don't Know About the Sushi Quality from a Van" ideology, & because she was in the mood for COOKED sushi (despite my 'lil persuasion for her to eat it raw), we gave it a try anyway for the Baked Lobster Roll ($10) & Jeena E's recommendation, the Rolling Ball (2 for $3). But like the majority of the Yelpers I was darn gullible & wrong about the sushi. We first obtained these rounded yummies of creamy shredded crab & outstanding use & flavor of tuna, joyfully mixed & rolled up, garnished with delicately yet generous, sesame oil-injected tempura flakes. Unfortunately I found out way too late that it was more penny-worthy if I knew the paper under the Rolling Balls was creatively & amusingly edible (yes, we actually used chopsticks) =/. Additionally, & finally, although I have stronger proclivity towards the raw side over cooked/baked/flambed, I was also unexpectedly wowed at the unbeatable quality, meatiness & flavor of the chunky morsels of lobster (drizzled by eel sauce & "spicy" mayo) atop of 8 bounteous Californian pieces. Unless you're sympathetically allergic to shellfish, I highly recommend the Baked Lobster Roll to those who have that strange fish-rice phobia to take this sushi adventure one baby step at a time =). Yea, we felt good giving away our $13 on incredibly delicious sushi--and free orange cuts--from a van! Heck yea I'm a fan of RSV, and if this blissfully returns to my Los Al turf, I'm gonna bug my friend again to give the Rainbow Roll or Ahi Tuna Cali Roll a GO, & perhaps also bug her to write her experience, say, on Yelp :P. read more

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When I saw this cute little van in the distance practically hidden behind the 5 other full sized trucks I knew what was awaiting me. "Ted! It's the sushi van!! Bill C. loved it!" I love sushi, and I love trucks (vans count too). Since I have recently had plenty of good sushi off of trucks, AND Bill C. really did love this truck, I was very excited to try this cute little sushi van. I was the only person in line for the van. I checked the menu quickly but as soon as I saw the Lobster Roll ($10) I knew that was what I was getting. I love lobster rolls. They are probably my favorite roll. I paid and the nice man in the truck told me it would be a bit of a wait because they make them fresh. That's fine with me. I'm used to my lobster rolls taking a little bit longer (because of all the baking that happens). The wait was about 8 minutes, which was plenty of time to check out the menus on the other trucks. Ted picked up my sushi on the little tray and I immediately started eating. It was a huge roll, even for $10 it was huge. I think there were more than 8 pieces of CA roll underneath the lobster. It was very yummy. I loved the sweet sauce on top. I should have gone back and asked them to add spicy mayo and smelt egg. That's my favorite way to have lobster roll goodness in my mouth. But even without those additions this was still a very delicious roll. And I appreciated that I didn't see any lone scallops pretending to be lobster to fill up the space. Three cheers for sushi on the go! Fresh sushi, Fast sushi, F-ing Good Sushi! read more

Rolling Sushi Van - Baked lobster and salmon california rolls - Sushi Bars Near Me

Wow----- You can get great sushi from a truck, and not even a grown-up truck, just a wee little van. But it isn't just about size, it's about intensity; and I had an intensely awesome Lobster Roll today. When I ordered, they told me 10 minutes, which makes sense as they are baked to order. And when it wasn't ready after about 10, they offered me and another customer bowls of miso soup to make the delay less painful. The soup was awesome, very flavorful with just a little green onion, and the Baked Lobster Roll kicked butt and took names. The cut was thick, the lobster was plentiful and it was heated perfectly. This is exactly how I would make it for myself if I knew what the heck I was doing. As an aside, I think this was the 1st Mercedes of the 76 trucks (so far) I have reviewed. don't worry, they aren't douchebags though, and they only took up one parking space. I love this truck "Gourmet Food Truck #76 on my never-ending quest to try every truck in So Cal" . read more

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Many people are skeptical about eating from a food truck, but let me assure you sushi from a food truck is just as delicious! I first discovered RSV at the CHOC event at Knott's Berry Farm. My husband tried the Rolling Sushi Ball and was hooked. I am not as adventurous and go for the tuna handroll, the shrimp hand roll, or the Tuna Cali Roll, which is 8 huge pieces of cut California roll, loaded with tuna. The portions are more than generous, prices are fair (not any higher than going to a sushi bar), the service is fast (food is made on the spot, so some times you have to wait about 5 minutes), and you can tip if you want. There's no beer service, but many times you can find Chef Chris parked at a microbrewery like Noble Ale or Bootleggers. They take cash or credit, and service is always with a smile read more

Came here for OC Din Din a Go-Go. So much fun! Delicious California Rolls and Edamame. I would have liked to try more but my guy were sampling the offerings of other trucks, and I was stuffed! One CA Roll (8 pieces) and Edamame order was $5. Not too bad. read more

Rolling Sushi Van - Specials of the Day - Sushi Bars Near Me

Went to the Bruery in Placentia for a couple of cools ones and the Sushi van was parked outside. They have a great selection of sushi rolls and bowls. I decided on the spicy tuna bowl and I'm glad I did. It was topped with lots of tuna, seaweed and tiny crumbled batter pieces on top with a bowl full of rice sitting underneath. The tuna wasn't too spicy and went great with the beers. I was talking to the owner and they even do catering and corporate parties. I am definitely a fan and if the Sushi van rolls back my way, i'll grab the same again. read more

Sushi from a restaurant, then sushi from a truck, now you can have sushi from a moving van! Shrimp tempura hand roll - http://media3.px.yelpcdn.com/bphoto/nQJM-4A-67iZHmgoB-McCg/l Rainbow roll - http://media4.px.yelpcdn.com/bphoto/yVdqfKL_Yx7awrTmdPRZpQ/l I'm not gonna describe what these items are, y'all know what sushi is. All I gotta say is it's fresh great tasting sushi. They carry various nigiri, hand rolls, cut rolls, sides, and frozen yogurt. Yatta! read more

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Ummm if there's no one at a food truck half way during lunch, there's probably a good reason! If you order and it's ready less than 30 seconds later, probably not freshly made. This is disgusting. read more

Rolling Sushi Van - Sorry excuse if sushi bowl - Sushi Bars Near Me

eeehhh~ 3.75.. almost 4? lol~ on my hunt for dogzilla, saw the tweet that rolling sushi van was going to be in the same lot. [review for dogzilla: http://www.yelp.com/biz/dogzilla-hot-dogs-orange-county] read the reviews and was intrigued by how sushi could be served on a truck. blasphemy! i had to see it for myself rolling sushi appeared to the least popular at this stop (burnt, dogz, longboards, rolling).. so in my sympathy.. i had to come up and order from here first. standard point of comparison order = spicy tuna hand roll. wow me with your unique item order = rolling balls. rolling balls. awesome. it was so neat! there was this thin edible paperlike wrapper holding the balls together.. something made out of rice with sesame seeds.. the balls were well flavored and delicious with the crunchies. i was really impressed with the balls. (mmm balls~ yes i said it. balls) it didn't need soysauce.. and the fish tasted fresh and well made. mucho thumbs up to this order. maybe because the balls set my expectations high.. the hand roll was less of a win. i liked the touch of drink umbrella haha.. weird but funny cute. the tuna wasn't all that spicy.. and i dunno if it was from the ginger.. or the edamame.. there was a different odor for the fish in this one.. the roll definitely needed the soysauce.. and it was just missing something.. maybe a garnish of green onion.. or something with the roots rolled in .. it was a miss for me. it broke about even between the two (boo points for the hand roll, major win points for the balls) with extra yay points for the creativity and flavor of the rolling balls. the two items = $7 i might stop by this truck again for the rolling balls or their roll items. i don't think i would try the nigiri or the handrolls again tho. the guy at the window was really nice too. i kinda felt bad cuz no one was coming to this truck when i was on scene. not bad overall but meeeh about driving out to hunt these guys down. if they're hanging with other trucks.. it's worth a try for their specialty/ roll items. aok in the book but rounded up cuz i like balls. :D teehee~ [haha gotta love a review talking about balls, fish odors and crunchies. i'm so immature..... heh] read more

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Tried their popular rolling ball (http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/F1BNE0gVIhpeXgcAkfuJ0A?select=sKfsStAYvK4v9tGX4aJPEg) for $4. the design is very interesting but taste wise is okay, nothing special. also bought their lobster roll (http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/F1BNE0gVIhpeXgcAkfuJ0A?select=-vjIRPBzWHAJ4DbTuDHt0w) for $12. it actually taste pretty good and i shared these lobster and rolling ball with my brother. its very filling and we were full even though we shared it. but i dont know if the lobster roll is worth $12?! there are many other sushi places that offer baked lobster roll with a cheaper price and has the same taste. yes i like their rolls, but i dont know if i will come back since i dont think their rolls worth the price im paying... they have awesome service though, the guy that served me was very nice and helpful. he will answered any questions you have. credit card is accepted for order over $10 read more

Rolling Sushi Van - Baked Lobster Roll $12 - pretty good but nothing special. Dont think its worth $12..! - Sushi Bars Near Me

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Just like everyone mentioned, sushi from a van WTF :D Trust me it works for what it is. Again me being greedy, after trying Dos chinos, I had to see quickly what this lovely van had to offer. The gent that took my order was super nice. I wanted the sashimi sampler and a spicy tuna handroll with extra spice, he asked if I were sure that I wanted extra spice LOL Hell yea, I like my nose to run :D So he tells me it will be a few minutes. So I chill and stand around for a few minutes. Out comes the food and I take it to my car. They made my spicy tuna extra spicy the way I like it. The texture was a little mushy for my taste, but still fresh. The sashimi platter was good, nice and fresh , nice thick slices of 4 various fish and one skrimp . I like my sashimi cut this way so it's all good to me. Only compliant , you gotta give me more than one pack of soy sauce LOL I love mixing it with wasabi and dunking that shit in. Other wise the fish is sittin there like a fat person in a kiddie pool LOL. I want that stuff dunked like in a tank. I will try some rolls and those spicy tuna chips, im sad I read about those right after I placed my order :( Oh well I will be back! read more

Tried salmon & tuna hand rolls and the sashimi bowl. They were delicious! Prices are not bad for the quality of the food and convenience.

I ordered a sashimi salad and got it right away! Which is a plus. The assorted sashimi was good but I'm only taking 1 star away because the salad was drenched in sauce and some of the salad leaves looked old. For the price of $13 and the portion size, I felt like I didn't get the best bang for my buck BUT the convenience and how quick I received my order makes up for it. Rolling Sushi Van pulls up right outside my work so I'll probably give it another try but will probably get a chirashi bowl instead. Still recommend if you're craving sushi and want something ASAP. read more

Like so many yelpers, I too had my doubts about this food truck (well, it's actually a van). Nonetheless, because it had such a high rating, I had to give it a try. I decided to get the Rolling roll and some California rolls. Why did I order California rolls instead of, say, a baked lobster roll or a handroll? I don't know. That was a bad move, on my part. Let's start out with the obvious. The California rolls were okay. Don't get me wrong -- they were good California rolls! But what's more to say? They were just ordinary. Now, moving onto the not so obvious... The bomb-diggity Rolling roll! What a sushi! A combination of tuna and crab and tempura "panko." What texture and flavor. Loved it! All and all, if you are craving sushi and this sushi van is in your area, go get something from it. Try something different. Don't get something you can get anywhere else, like the California rolls. There's not point if you do that (like I did... once again, stupid move, but I'll redeem myself in time)! read more

My work has food trucks come to the office once a week, and today was the Rolling Sushi Van. I'm sure I wasn't the only one to think, "How good can sushi from a van be? How many levels above gas station sushi is it?" Well, the food was great and I highly recommend this to anyone. I had the Spicy Tuna Bowl and was pleasantly surprised at the quality (and quantity) of the fish, rice and the flavor of the sauce that was on it. Do not hesitate to order from this truck! read more

Rolling Sushi Van - Spicy Tuna Bowl. Quality food and a good size portion. - Sushi Bars Near Me

The OC Fair preview event was kind of cold and not a ton of people lining up at the sushi truck. So I was just going to order out of pity. But the warmth and friendliness of the woman working outside the truck, greeting customers and helping take orders, won me over. I ordered the rainbow roll and while I waited she chatted with me which made for a nice moment. The rainbow roll was nicely arranged, complete with a paper umbrella. The fish was fresh and really tasty! read more

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Wow surprised to eat some fresh sushi from a van. I was really skeptical about even trying this truck. I ordered the salmon nigiri, spicy tuna handroll , seaweed salad , and miso soup. The nigiri came in big chunks which was awesome. I really liked how it tasted. The spicy tuna handroll was only 2 bucks and it was some good stuff. The seaweed salad you can't really go wrong. The miso soup was a little but it was only for a dollar. I would definitely eat here again. Glad to see a sushi truck on the streets! Recommendation: Salmon nigiri , Spicy Tuna handroll, Miso Soup, and Seaweed Salad. read more

Rolling Sushi Van - Salmon nigiri and spicy tuna handroll - Sushi Bars Near Me

Ok, I'm giving this 5 stars because for sushi out of a van, this was amazing. I got the spicy tuna bowl which came with some edamame and a seaweed salad. The tuna itself was super fresh and the sauces were amazing. Great rice-tuna ratio too. The little umbrella they added also made my day a little brighter ;) I look forward to trying it again; my coworkers all seemed to enjoy their various rolls! read more

Rolling Sushi Van - Spicy Tuna "Bowl"! Mmmm - Sushi Bars Near Me

You pay restaurant price, but it's worth it! Some of the simpler rolls are cheaper, but if you want the awesome rolls (I got a Rainbow Tempura) then it'll be about $10-$13. However, he was super friendly and it was super fresh. Not to mention, it's not just thrown in a box and shoved at you. Everything's presented with a flourish, wasabi, ginger, and soy, and some edamame on the side. While we were waiting, we even got complimentary cups of Miso to sip on! Took maybe five minutes max, and I'm waiting to see when he's coming back to our building. read more

The sushi was AMAZING!!! The sashimi bowl was fantastic as well as the tempura roll! i would recommend this to anyone!

For a sushi van it's not as bad as one might expect. The product is still overpriced. The food is prepared in more of a fusion/fast food style with little respects for authentic Japanese taste. The person who works this truck is a very nice guy who gives a warm, cater-to-you feeling. Not sure if he is the owner but I see him working this van each time I see it. Variety of product changes from time to time and its nice to see that specials are changed to cater to the site it's at. read more

Rolling Sushi Van - My "rainbow roll" seems to be missing some stuff usually found on rainbow rolls. - Sushi Bars Near Me

Just ordered the baked salmon roll. They are a little too stingy on the avocado. Sticky Rice isn't rolled as tight as it should be, and it didn't look exactly like the picture on the menu: didnt have any green onion or smelt egg sprinkled on it, and didn't have the variety of sauces. It only had a few sprinkles of sesame seed. Needless to say, flavor was thus lacking. I took it and ate it right away because I was so hungry. First and last time I will ever order sushi from a food truck. read more

Rolling Sushi Van - Stingy on the avo - Sushi Bars Near Me

Awful. Just plain awful. No flavor, gummy rice. Yuck! Yuck! Yuck! You're better off getting it at the grocery store. A waste of money.

Unlike most people, eating sushi off a truck is not a deal breaker for me. I think I draw the line at grocery store sushi though. In saying that, this really isn't your standard food truck that has sushi. Given that this is just a branching out of the Rolling Sushi locations, you can pretty much trust this place to have fairly good quality fish. You can also guess that they have some style points going for them as some of their sushi creations are pretty creative and yummy. A combination that I'm always a fan of. In my meal I got Rolling Balls. Which seemed to be a sort of tuna in rice paper?, I dunno it was a California roll style in edible paper wrapping. I have to say, that was delicious. And for $3 , that was fairly light on my wallet. For my main dish I got the lobster roll. Which did take a while to make, but hey, you're baking lobster, who am I to judge quality? While waiting for this I saw someone's order of Tuna chips come out. Well, wouldn't you know that I just got massively hungry for it and ordered one for myself. It came out quick. Basically it's spicy tuna on top of four chips. It was delicious. Also at $3, it wasn't a deal breaker either. The lobster baked roll came out and it was massive for the $9 or so bucks that I paid for it. It was deliciously good. I mean... really really good. In the long run, the price is pretty good, though I'm sure they could save a buck or so if they didn't put those little cocktail umbrella's on everything you order. I mean, I'd imagine that they start adding up. The service of this small van was pretty good and really, I did like the food and everything so much that even if this van had a sign for "free candy", I'd probably still come to it. read more

Sushi from a Truck? Yea, I know it sounds like a horrible idea. When you think about it down right sounds like one of the worst food decision you could ever make leading to a night of kneeling before the porcelain alter. BUT I have to say Rolling Sushi Van is fresh and definitely a top contender in all these emerging food trucks. I ended up ordering the Rolling Ball and Lobster Roll. They are both equally F'in awesome. I don't think I could choose between them for top honor... so just order both. =) And this is coming from someone that doesn't particularly like sushi rolls. If normal rolls tasted like this at sushi joints, I would probably order rolls more often. I consider Rolling Sushi Van a must try if you like sushi. They do stop by my work frequently, but I admit this is the first time I have tried them. In the future, if they are ever in my area, I will definitely be pulling up to order from them. 5 stars! read more