Sista Roles Street Eats

Ok I went to their restaurant. Don't know it was actually closing time when I got there. When I was told this I said darn may I have a to go menu for another time and told them I'd never been there. What did I say that for. The young lady took my order and another person that was behind me and prepared our foods while they were cleaning up to close. The food was A1!!!! My fat girl energy came out on first bite. I loved everything I got and that was a variety. I will be back again.

Really enjoyed the honey bourbon chicken roll with the zipsta sauce. My son said the pizza roll was as really good and the sista chips were a nice treat.

My experience and the food at Sista Role's Street Eats in Allen Park was downright awful. We ordered three egg rolls and an order of tots at 1:10pm on a weekday, and after a couple minutes, realized the entire place was full but... no one was eating. *Everyone* was waiting around for their order. This continued to be the case for the next FORTY MINUTES. They were slow, non-apologetic when asked about the wait, and even worse... Once we finally received our order (again, with no apology for the almost 45-minute wait) and dug in, we quickly realized that it was so salty that it was inedible. Additionally, with every bite of my steak and cheese egg roll, I was pulling gristle out of my mouth. It was dogfood quality "steak" and seasoned only with salt; no actual flavor. I took three bites and called it quits. The chicken fajita roll had a single piece each of diced onion and green pepper (it was almost comical at how little veg was in a FAJITA ROLL), 3-4 pieces of chicken smaller than an oyster cracker and the rest was all seasoned rice. The corned beef roll was very meaty but had no discernible flavor past the salt. All the rolls are mostly "roll" and not ingredients. So, yeah, they're big but it's all wrapping.Another gripe: the rolls don't come with sauce. All sauces were an extra .50. So, if you make the mistake of ordering a roll here, you'll pay extra for the privilege of it not being dry. Expensive, salty, low quality and sparse ingredients and you'll waste your time waiting for garbage food.0/10, I do NOT recommend Sista Roles. They need to be better if they're going to survive.

As soon as we walked in the cashier was so welcoming and patient. The food is immaculate. You know when the food is so good your sitting in silence? Lol that literally was me and my friend yesterday eating these egg rolls. The egg rolls are huge they are as long as my hand, and they are STUFFED. I ordered the honey bourbon chicken egg roll and the stuffed salmon with spinach and Swiss cheese. I thought I was going to be able to eat both but one filled me up just enough. My Valentine ordered the pizza dawg which is a bacon wrapped hot dog that was pizza flavored and the lamb chop egg roll which was soo juicy and tender. We split the peach cobbler egg roll which was speechless. I WILL be back and WILL bring friends 10/10 still reminiscing

Very bright and clean inside. I came a littleafter opening on a Wednesday and ordered the lamb chop roll and the steak and cheese roll. I also wanted to try the peach cobbler egg roll but they said they didn't have any that would be ready any time soon. The total for both rolls was $21.00. Sauces do not come with the rolls and are an additional $0.50 each, which is kind of bold to me. I got a zipster sauce and a garlic sauce; the garlic sauce reminded me of a Mediterranean style sauce. I also got a grape lemonade which was $4.00. I like that the rolls come on a stick, makes them way easier to dip in sauce lol but after the first dip the roll came off the stick. The lemonade was delicious but on the sweet side, I think pouring it over ice would have tempered the sweetness and made it perfect. The garlic sauce was creamy and so packed with garlic flavor, it was the perfect accompaniment to my steak and cheese egg roll. These egg rolls are HUGE and packed with meat and cheese. They were seasoned to perfection and fried to a golden crisp. I had a 17 minute drive before I could eat them and they still were crispy and warm when I got home. I was full after the steak and cheese roll so I ended up reheating the lamb in my air fryer later that day. It crisped up nicely and was packed with juicy flavorful lamb. I enjoyed it but the steak and cheese was my favorite of the two, I would for sure get that one again. I plan to return to try the other flavors and possibly finally get to taste the peach cobbler roll. The staff were nice and friendly and my rolls were ready in less than 15 minutes..maybe even 10

Concept is there but flavors are not. We ordered the lamb chop roll and the chicken bacon tacos. The lamb chop roll was very sweet and reminded me of Korean bbq. The zip sauce didn't compliment it at all. The roll did have a crisp to it which was nice but something was off about the taste all together.The chicken bacon tacos were salty but at the same time had no flavor. The taco crust was the only thing that saved it. We also ordered the street corn which was okay but it was to much all at once. The flavors weren't evenly added. They need to revamp the flavors to a more soulful southern flair. I wanted to love it so bad but I would have to pass on this place.

Clean, friendly, quick & affordable (in my opinion). I placed my lunch order online and 13 mins later (in the time it took me to drive there) my order was ready. The woman at the register (maybe the owner) did take time to explain that they didn't have everything in stock & they were trying to fill orders as fast & as best they can. No worries because my order was filled, ready & hot! These eggrolls are big and stuffed to perfectly. I ordered the corned beef, peach cobbler, and a pizza rolled dawg for $23I had to get the dawg because no one was talking about it!! I'll start there! It was way better than I expected! Whatever sauce they use, paired perfectly with the pepperoni bacon cheese and hotdog. I wish they wrapped the dog in the pepperoni instead of it being folded on one side. In my opinion, it would make for a more even bite (where you get all flavors together at the same time). Nonetheless, I'm sure it's a reason for the method. I'd get it again. Then we have the corned beef eggroll. It was good. Pretty much what I expected it to be. Way bigger and less greasier than I've had at other spots. I would definitely order this again as well. Lastly was the peach cobbler eggroll. I really wanted to love it but it was too chewy for me and the powdered sugar on the outside got everywhere. I shared this one and my friend enjoyed it. I wouldn't get this again. All in all, I will definitely be back!

Sista sista. I am a huge egg roll lover and I was super excited to be visiting this place. Number 1 because of what it was in general. Egg rolls are I can say one of my faves things to eat. Number 2 it's Black owned and being a black person I really want to show support to my own as often as I do others. However, This was a major disappointment for me. The egg rolls weren't as crispy as I felt they could have been. They were saucy and maybe that's why the crunch was missing. I had the bourbon honey bbq chicken egg roll. And the Alfredo one. Both were very good as far as seasoning and flavor. The service was alright. The lady at the register clearly didn't understand what was going on in there. There was a sign not only on the door but the window that says they serve halal. But they cook bacon in the building on the same grill as the rest of the food and even still that doesn't mean they're halal. So that was false advertising in my eyes. I love halal places and that was another reason I went there also. Yes I do eat none halal food but I don't eat pork and I don't like when ppl say one thing and it's not that. Besides those few things it was okay. A lil kick back spot if you ask me. And help ya did!

Sista Roles Street Eats is a great addition to the bottom of the Hill in Allen Park. They serve huge, freshly made, and uniquely stuffed egg rolls. Since they make them to order, it does take around 15 minutes to come out, but it's worth the wait. I got two egg rolls for my first visit:Corned Beef ($7.99) - It's the Detroit classic - corned beef and swiss cheese in a crisp outer wrapper. The corned beef is pretty typical - briny, savory, slightly sour - pretty much all you can expect from corned beef. They add a good layer of melty, stretchy cheese on one side, and then roll everything inside a wrapper that is crisp, but light and not greasy at all. There's a reason this is the classic!Cheeseburger ($6.99) - Well seasoned and spiced ground beef with a bunch of cheese and once again on a perfectly crisped egg roll wrapper. Yum! I actually liked this one more than the corned beef roll. They serve the egg rolls on sticks, so you can unwrap and eat them kind of like corn dogs. Each one is about twice the price of other places around, but is also about double the size - weighing in at around 10oz each. Eating just half of each left me stuffed! I'll definitely be back in the future to try out some of the other choices.

The restaurant is located in a strip mall. Clean and decorated nicely keeping with the Egg Roll Theme. I was greeted and welcomed politely as soon as I came in. The cashier explained which rolls were sellers and asked what's your preference. She also explained they were out of peach cobbler and beef shawarma egg rolls for the day. I already had an idea what I wanted, that was the stuffed salmon egg roll. This egg roll was huge, delicious and filling. It was filled with salmon , spinach dip and Swiss cheese. I dipped mine in Sweet Chili Thai Sauce . I would have like more Swiss cheese and spinach dip in it but I could deal with the amount that was in it. Get your roll on , give them a try. I'll roll through again!