Rolli

I follow an Indy food influencer that raves about Rolli so I thought I would give it a try. First impression is it looks FUN! Bright, cheery signage. Seems approachable. However, in my experience fun, glitter, lights, nice marketing package is a temporary sheen to cover up mediocre. And that is what Rolli is.Second impression is staff running the ordering seems annoyed to be there. That my questions were annoying. Very blunt answers. I rarely feel that way about people in the service industry. This was not true of the people making the food... they seemed pretty happy to be there.Third - speaking of making the food. Sushi is more than just food. It is an art. A skill. A tradition. Passed down generation after generation. Rolli strips sushi of its beauty by replacing human hands with a machine. A MACHINE TO ROLL AND CUT THE SUSHI.... GOOD LORD MY JAPANESE GRANDMOTHER IS CRYING IN HEAVEN. No really, she would have been appalled. I am giving Rolli three stars because no one in my family came down with food poisoning. Sadly that is always on my mind with raw fish in this city. The food itself was only passable for a way to get nutrients into my body. Husband also felt it was ok. We got a meal in. Would eat elsewhere when returning to the Garage.

When visiting the garage I got a sushi box from Rolli. It was delicious. They offer 2 and 3 roll boxes and all of their rolls are super interesting. Even when you'd expect a traditional roll, like a sweet yam, there is a delicious sauce added to make it a more complex dish. The service was fast and friendly. I didn't love the flavor of myMango roll, but I think that was an ordering error, I tend to not like a sweet sauce in addition to a fruit in my sushi. This is definitely work checking out and a pretty good price point, at under $20 dollars for a lot of food!

Fast casual sushi place located in the garage food hall. Service was friendly and quick. The roll selection is lacking a bit, there is 1 specialty roll per type of protein- salmon, shrimp tempura, tuna, mushroom etc. they also have some basic rolls such as California. All the rolls seem very trendy Americanized, which is fine but if you're looking for traditional sushi keep walking. Rolls range from $9-13ish depending on what you get. In my opinion this place would be better suited for a lunch crowd downtown. At the garage I want to try a variety of options with friends and try lots of things. Probably wouldn't try a roll here again because I can get this anywhere. With that said, the mushroom roll had an interesting vinaigrette marinade and the spice mixture on top was pretty good.

This is my second visit to The Garage and I am still very impressed. Sushi sounded good and Rolli did not disappoint! The combo box was definitely worth it. 2 rolls and a side for around $15

One of my favorite restaurants located inside The Garage! Their specialty rolls are very original, creative, and well thought out. Their ingredients are fresh & everything on the menu is delicious! My favorite roll is the Mango Tango. Never had an issue with service. The restaurant stand itself is pretty and their packaging is super cute. Love the overall aesthetic of Rolli:-)

First time trying Rolli and I liked the place! I ordered take out for 2 Mango Tango rolls and they were delicious - fresh, sweet and mildly spicy at the same time, and the recipe is quite unique. You get full 8 pieces that aren't not too big or too small, and it's all packaged nicely. They also sell combos for $10 with a free side which is a great deal, not to mention overall reasonable prices for other rolls. Lastly, the staff was very friendly - I'm definitely coming back.

Tried the Yam Yam Yam and Seoulful Kick today hoping they worked out the kinks but will definitely stick with their sister restaurant in the garage, Puke Guru going forward! The rolls are so bad it would honestly just be better sourcing rolls from Sushi Boss or One World! The rice is mushy, the rolls are oddly shaped and the contents are odd. The yam in the yam roll was grossly undercooked, avocado not ripe. The Fish in the Seoulful kick had no flavor and was overpowered by the jalapeño and mayo. The saving grace for my $25 meal (after tax and tip) was the free seaweed salad! I also found the staff to be very rude, which has never happened to me eating at Poke Guru (which is my favorite joint in the garage).

I have been wanting to try this new addition to the Garage Indy. It was great! It took about 10-15 minutes to be made, but was really good. I had the combo with 2 rolls- the spicy tuna and the sunny in Peru roll. It came with a side and I chose the shrimp tempura which was good. I will say, for what it is, it was pretty pricy for sushi comparative to places in the area. The boxing is super cute, but I also think it seems wasteful for how much packaging it is for just two sushi rolls. I will definitely come back to try other rolls!

Was intrigued by the store's neon lights, bright colors, and fun decor. An employee took my order with an AirPod in her ear, while another employee (also wearing an AirPod) was sweeping behind her. I could barely hear the employee - maybe take out the AirPod lol? I ordered a tickled pink roll (was not expecting it to literally be drenched in a spicy mysterious pink sauce), which was okay. I don't agree with other reviews that say it's the same level as grocery store sushi - it's elevated and tastes fresher. However, I do agree that the deep fried element of the sushi takes away from the fresh aspect, but I guess they're catering to their customers likings. It was fun to try, but I wouldn't come here again. I would rather go to a higher quality restaurant for a $15 roll with better customer service and food.

This is a great option for a quick meal. The rolls are made with a machine which ensures perfectly made rolls quickly. As the sister restaurant to Poke Guru the Moncha Beverage Co. teas and water are offered here too. I tried the tickled pink roll which was tempura fried. It was extremely filling and served with ample filling and was fresh out the fryer! I also like the packaging a lot. It allows for the meal to be taken on the go with ease.They do offer a build your own roll which can be done online via the QR code provided. And there are more simple roll options as well. There's a good variety. Service was friendly and prompt. They also ask if you want soy sauce, wasabi, and ginger with your sushi. All three were provided in sealed containers to prevent spillage. The soy sauce came with a little dish inside the box to allow you to pour the sauce into. That was much appreciated. The restaurant itself is very appealing to sit by while eating. Love the octopus mascot and bright lighting. Overall very good food. Highly recommend!