Roll'd Vietnamese at Botany Town Centre serves fresh Vietnamese street food made daily — rice paper rolls, bánh mì, pho and rice bowls — from its spot on Ground Level, Crescent Lane. The menu stays focused on everyday Vietnamese favourites, prepared fresh and served fast, whether you're between shops, on a lunch break or picking up an easy dinner.
Beyond the counter, the store caters for offices, events and gatherings across Auckland, with platters of mini fresh rolls, bánh mì, bao buns and bowls to suit any group size. Catering orders need 24 hours' notice, with delivery within roughly 12km of the stores; enquiries go to [email protected].
You'll find the store at 588 Chapel Rd, Dannemora, Auckland — on the Ground Level at Crescent Lane in Botany Town Centre, with centre parking close by. Call (09) 281 3336 to reach the store directly.
On the Ground Level of Botany Town Centre, along Crescent Lane, Roll'd Vietnamese serves a simple, appealing idea to Auckland's south-east: Vietnamese street food made fresh every day. The Botany store runs on the formula the brand is known for — a short, focused menu of rice paper rolls, bánh mì, pho and rice bowls, prepared daily and served fast, whether you're mid-shopping-trip, on a lunch break from a nearby office, or picking up dinner on the way home.
Roll'd's whole identity is in the name: rolls, first and foremost. Rice paper rolls are the anchor of the menu — soft rice paper wrapped around a fresh filling, made daily and easy to eat on the move. They're the kind of food Vietnamese street vendors have sold for generations, and they suit the mall setting perfectly: no cutlery, no fuss, just a quick, fresh bite between errands.
Alongside them sits the bánh mì, the crusty Vietnamese baguette sandwich that has become a global street-food favourite. At Roll'd Botany it's made fresh daily, ready to grab on its own or alongside a roll or a bowl.
For something warm, the menu turns to pho — Vietnam's aromatic noodle soup and arguably its most famous culinary export — a comforting option for cooler days or a sit-down moment in the middle of a busy shopping trip. Rice bowls round out the lineup, offering the same fresh Vietnamese flavours in a fork-friendly format.
What ties it all together is the made-daily promise. The store states it plainly: fresh Vietnamese street food, made daily. In a food-court environment, that freshness is the difference between food that tastes vibrant and food that tastes like it has been waiting under a lamp — it's the whole point of the Roll'd approach.
Roll'd Botany isn't just for passing shoppers. The store caters offices, events and gatherings across Auckland, with platters of mini fresh rolls, bánh mì, bao buns and bowls sized to suit any group. It's a sensible formula for workplace catering: familiar, shareable food that travels well, ordered by the platter rather than through complicated per-head menus.
Two practical details matter if you're planning an order. First, catering needs 24 hours' notice — so think ahead for Monday meetings and end-of-week celebrations. Second, delivery is available within roughly 12 kilometres of the stores, covering a generous arc of Auckland around the Botany area. Enquiries go by email to [email protected].
Bao buns deserve a particular mention for hosts: they appear on the catering menu as platters, adding a soft option to a spread otherwise built on fresh rolls and bowls. Between mini fresh rolls, bánh mì, bao and bowls, a host can cover most appetites without overcomplicating the order.
The store sits on Ground Level at Crescent Lane within Botany Town Centre, at 588 Chapel Road, Dannemora, Auckland. The centre has its own parking arrangements — details are on the centre's parking page — and the store sits among a wide range of food-and-drink neighbours, from bubble tea at Gong Cha and CoCo Fresh Tea and Juice to cafés like Columbus Coffee and Sierra.
If you need to reach the store directly, the centre listing gives a phone number: (09) 281 3336. The brand also runs a website at rolld.co.nz and is active on Facebook and Instagram as Roll'd Vietnamese NZ — useful for keeping an eye on new menu items or catering updates.
The centre's listing for Roll'd Botany doesn't publish standalone opening hours for the store, so it's worth checking Botany Town Centre's own opening-hours page — or giving the store a call — before a late-evening or public-holiday visit. Mall trading hours generally shape when food-court stores open and close, and the centre's official hours are the most reliable guide.
Whether it's a single rice paper roll eaten on a bench between shops, a bánh mì for the desk at lunchtime, or a table full of platters for the whole office, Roll'd Vietnamese Botany keeps its promise small and repeatable: fresh Vietnamese street food, made daily, close to home for anyone in the Botany area.