Rolls N Bowls - Pleasant Hill

Food is just amazing. It looks tastes great! Bowls are must try quality of their rolls are way better than most full service Japanese restaurants.

I really wanted to like this restaurant since it's close by and the interior is clean. However, I was disappointed with the two bowls and two rolls I ordered today. The bulgogi bowl lacked flavor, the beef was dry and had an off taste, and the corn and salad side dish resembled cafeteria food. The teriyaki chicken was decent, but some parts were overly blackened and crunchy. The salmon lover roll had chewy and fishy-tasting salmon, which seemed unsuitable for sushi. The California roll was good, but it's hard to mess up imitation crab. Overall, I wouldn't return to this restaurant. The experience was bland, and although it wasn't terrible, it wasn't worth the price for the lack of taste.

Really yummy for a 1st visit. I 'm impressed. My normal spot (Hanabi Sushi) was closed for a 1.5 hr siesta of sorts. Anyway, I had the (in a hurry to catch a flight and forgot names) salmon, eel, crabmeat, avocado, sriracha and another was salmon and lemon. My only struggle is they seemed limited on what they had and there was no Hamachi at all.

They are supposedly closing on August 1st, and will be replaced by a Korean fried chicken restaurant.

After enjoying a couples massage next door, we decided to visit this restaurant. The service was pleasant and efficient, and the food was decent. The restaurant has a fast food service style. My partner and I shared the DVC roll, RnB roll, House salad, and Chicken bento box. The total bill came to $54, and while the food was just average and served quickly, it was enough to satisfy our hunger. We had to take a break from eating at one point, but overall, it was a satisfactory experience.