Rollingsushi Beethovenstraat — Restaurant in Amsterdam

It is a shame! We went here every Thursday for a year long. People here recognized us every time and were kind. But recently they have some new products I guess which attract so many people, making the small shop such a busy place during dinner time. I understood and found it good for the shop to do well-business. But the downside of this story is, I had to wait 25 minutes!!!!! For my order!!!! I understood people were getting their food within a couple of minutes as they had some pre-prepared food and mine needs to be freshly prepared. But 25 min waiting time is not acceptable and even without any warning ahead of time! I was in de end one of the few people who were in de shop waiting for their order. And those “few” people just came in the shop a minute ago! If I asked, why it took so long… the poor kitchen was then blamed: the kitchen was occupied for frying rice… … therefore my steamed food couldn’t be prepared…

Make sure you have the capacity to prepare a good amount of orders. Otherwise, warn people before hand what they may expect! 25 min waiting is not acceptable! But warn people before hand: if you have not the time, order other food.

It is really a shame that we after one whole year weekly visit are having this awful experience. Time to...

I gave Rolling Sushi a shot hoping for something fresh and exciting, but unfortunately, it left a lot to be desired. Right off the bat, the sushi tastes like standard takeout, which is fine if that’s your thing, but for anyone who appreciates the real craft of sushi, this place will be a letdown.

They do try to get creative with their menu, and I respect the effort to experiment. But most of it feels forced and doesn’t quite land. It’s one thing to think outside the box, it’s another to have the skills to back it up, and this is where Rolling Sushi falls flat.

The staff honestly made the experience worse. There’s this strange mix of arrogance and inexperience that just doesn’t sit right. It’s almost ironic. Sushi is a culinary art that takes years to master, and there’s a reason becoming a true sushi chef is so difficult. The folks behind the counter here don’t have that discipline, and it shows.

At the end of the day, if you like takeout-style sushi and aren’t too concerned about authenticity, maybe you’ll enjoy it. But if you’re looking for the real deal, the only thing you’ll find here is disappointment.

If the staff had a better attitude, I could probably overlook some of the flaws. But hey, it...

Something like this has never happened to me in a restaurant 🤢🤢🤢 November 29th 7:15 p.m. The very young blonde employee at the checkout didn't pay any attention to us at first even though we were standing at the checkout and wanted to order. Instead, she talked very loudly with her private friends and ate herself at the counter. I had to ask myself if I could place the order. She took the order and put on gloves and then continued eating edamames and licking her fingers. No attention is paid to hygiene. She touched the food with her licked gloves. our order and that of others. When I pointed out that I didn't want food touched with her spit, she put on different gloves, wrapped the order in the packaging and cheekily threw it on the counter in my direction. I have never experienced anything so unhygienic and unfriendly in my entire life. People who value hygiene and respect should not eat here. She also kept passing food over to her friends the whole time and was very loud and very unprofessional. I paid for the meal but didn't eat it. The other employees didn't...