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Joe’s Steamed Rice Rolls now has a new location inside the food court at New World Mall in Flushing. The rolls are made fresh to order and come with several free topping options to customize your order. The rice rolls are slightly thicker than most, giving them a chewy texture that makes them really satisfying. The chili hot sauce is optional but adds a great kick of flavor that balances perfectly with the soft rice rolls. Overall, this spot is a solid choice for a quick, fresh, and authentic snack in the mall.

When I walked into this place, I felt like I stepped into Asia. It reminded me so much of the older cramped food courts you can find in certain parts of Asia. The line was long for this place and they make the steamed rolls fresh. We ordered the shrimp rice roll in the large size (it doesn’t come in the small size) and added three types of vegetables that is included in the price ($8). If you want to add an egg, it’s $1 extra. The soy milk was $3, and they only have the sweetened version. They have some seating for eat-in guests. We bought it for takeout and it was piping hot and super fresh. Our aunt really enjoyed it. Definitely recommend visiting!

I love Joe’s and always stop by when I’m in Flushing. The rice rolls are so tender and fresh, and unlike any premade ones you will find. They also have a really yummy chili-oil… always add sauce! Perfect for a solo diner as there is minimal seating. But if you’re in a group you can take things to go and grab a table at any neighboring food court. The shrimp rice roll is my fave.

Very popular and busy spot (even on weekdays) for rice rolls but definitely worth the hype and wait in my opinion. They offer several speciality rolls (the Joe's Special and Meat Lover ones are great), all of which cost around $10 and contain several fillings thus more flavor overall. I personally think their rice rolls are also very tasty on their own, almost nostalgic even. As mentioned, this place is busy so expect to wait in line to order, then wait 10-20 mins for your order to be ready, and possibly have order for takeout if there are no seats available. Last few notes: the cashier here speaks English well so no need to worry about ordering awkwardness. To-go orders are bagged and include both soy sauce and chili oil cups, but make sure to grab forks if needed (dine in orders are served on plates and you'll pour the sauces yourself). Lastly, I wouldn't recommend the $3 cold soy milk because it's very watered down, at least it was for me

Flushing food crawl stop! Our group got the fresh shrimp rice roll, and there were soooo many people waiting with only a few (I think there were 2) people cooking that it took a good 30 minutes to receive ours. The general consensus was that while the shrimp was fresh and plump, the rice rolls were not as great-- they were still chewy but slightly mushy/grainy, and I've had ones with better consistency to know this is not ideal. I don't think it's really worth waiting so long, so I'll probably try somewhere else next time.