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V-Roll Vietnamese Rolls & Bowls opens on Gulfport's Beach Boulevard foodie row

Hand-rolled spring rolls, banh mi, rice bowls available at the fast-casual spot
V-Roll Vietnamese Rolls & Bowls opens on Gulfport's Beach Boulevard foodie row
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GULFPORT, Fla. — Stephanie Nghiem took the typical path to restaurant ownership.

You know, an accountant, then a law enforcement hostage negotiator — the usual.

"You know, just the typical route," she laughs.

WATCH: V-Roll Vietnamese Rolls & Bowls opens on Gulfport's Beach Boulevard foodie row

V-Roll Vietnamese Rolls & Bowls opens on Gulfport's Beach Boulevard foodie row

But no matter her wild career, her love language with friends and family has always been food, especially the Vietnamese cuisine of her heritage.

"I love cooking for people," she says. "And now I want to feed the community, too."

So Stephanie just opened the brand-new V-Roll Vietnamese Rolls & Bowls on Gulfport's Beach Boulevard (2930 Beach Blvd S, Gulfport).

Fresh, hand-rolled spring rolls, banh mi, rice and noodle bowls, boba drinks, and more are available on our fresh, fast-casual menu.

V-Roll is open for lunch and dinner every day except Wednesday. Seating is available outside with a view of Gulfport's bustling downtown area.

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