what dishes do your order at Rol San- at both dim sum time and at dinner time?
Which dishes do you like to order the most at Rol San?
Haven't been for a while, and I'd like to try some dishes I might not have ordered before.
On the dim sum menu, I usually order the nor mai gai, the Buddha's Feast cheung fun, lo bak go, jin deui, and sometimes the steamed cake roll.
I haven't been for dinner, but want to try the Crispy Beef with Spicy Honey Ginger Sauce (aka Ginger Beef) that's been mentioned in past threads.
Thanks for any suggestions.
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Rol San
323 Spadina Ave, Toronto, ON M5T2E9, CA
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prima
May 17, 2012 04:38 PM
bump...
Finally trying the Ginger Beef at Rol San. What else should I get, besides fried pork neck?
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Jacquilynne
May 18, 2012 12:09 PM
I usually get stir fried snow pea leaves. The vegetables make me feel better about the beef.
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Fried pork neck.
I haven't tried many of their other dishes, but from what I have tried, it's all pretty mediocre, especially their dim sum offerings.
Except for fried pork neck. That is fantastic.
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prima
Jul 6, 2011 03:47 PM
At Rol San's pricepoint, I'm perfectly content with pretty mediocre, and pleasantly surprised with anything that's good, great, or fantastic.
Thanks for the fried pork neck rec. Have never tried fried pork neck before.
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justsayn
Jul 6, 2011 04:04 PM
When they are busy, their chicken feet are fantastic - later in the day or evening they can tend to get soggy. Love their black pepper beef ribs. They also make a great efu noodle off the main menu. In my opinion if Rol San is mediocre for downtown dim sum, then the rest of the places are disgusting. I happen to think that Rol San is most always fresh and generous with meat fillings and very well flavoured. Of course this is within its price category!
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Rol San
323 Spadina Ave, Toronto, ON M5T2E9, CA
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