暖心饭团

The restaurant itself is tiny, its only take out which is fine since I associate rice rolls with grab and go anyway. The price hovers around $5 to $6 which I would say is affordable. The taste is fine, overall a solid cheap eats.

My husband absolutely loves this place. The rice rolls are really different and very simple. One roll can fill you up really good. Don't order their drinks though. Didn't have any good experience with their drinks.

A great place to grab a snack 👍. Their purple rice rolls are pretty good. I ordered takeout from them and they were pretty quick to prepare my order. I got their special rice roll with chicken added to it. The rice roll itself contains a good amount of things in it and you choose what kind of sauce you want in it. They have the choices of mayo, spicy mayo, garlic? And some other sauce choices too. To be honest, I didn't really pay attention to what was actually I'm the rice roll when I was eating it because the spicy mayo made everything kind of ... blend together? Lol 😅 I just know it tasted good so yeaa... hehe I also got their peanut and walnut hot drink (with red beans added as a topping). It wasn't bad, not too sweet but I didn't really taste much of the walnut... 🤔. Overall, I would definitely come again to try their other ricerolls like their Eel one, their spicy Squid one and the spicy beef ones too.

4/5 Special Rice Roll: the purple glutinous rice had such QQ chew, so satisfying! Personally for me the filling was a bit mayo heavy, and would have loved more pork floss. Very generous with the veggies tho! This would make for a great small and compact lunch option, and love that they are made to order.

**Important, they take only cash here.** It's a good place for a snack if you're in need of one. The location is small and cramped, with about five people working furiously behind the counter, moving product. The cashier also helps with cooking, so it can look pretty hectic. The front area is able to fit maybe eight people, squished elbow to elbow, and the menu options are displayed on boards above the counter. They also have special items on smaller boards for things like healthy drinks and seasonal specials. There is no air condition, so it is rather sweltering in the summer to order in person. The menu is pretty exhaustive, with many options of meats and vegetables you would want on a rice roll. Their rice rolls come with nori, sort of like a futomaki, but with cooked fillings. They have some interesting options like crab salad and duck. For drinks, they have fruit teas, milk caps, and bubble tea, in addition to healthy options like black tea or traditional Chinese brews (like a pumpkin option). I wanted to just try something so I got the black pepper beef roll. The wait time was okay. Service is barebones and quick to just take your order and then turn to work on something else in a flurry of activity. They crank out orders sometimes in piecemeal, so you need to be aware of what you got and check your receipt. My wait time was not that bad, but it felt longer than I expected. I saw that they had pre-made items ready for stuffing, so I wondered why it took as long as it did. When I got my item and ate it outside, I saw that it was more than just beef, which might explain the wait time? The roll comes with sticky purple rice, which was made to a very good consistency, being softer but chewy. The nori was completely soft by now. The black pepper flavor was not fragrant but you can taste it at least. There were also some green onions, lettuce, and a little bit of pickled vegetable. Overall, it was filling enough, but the flavor was very lacking. Very little of the beef had any beefy flavor due to there being more vegetables, and the black pepper was also very weak. The roll itself was bursting with rice, which isn't necessarily a bad thing. It was a bit messy, but they gave plenty of napkins. Overall, it's not a bad joint to grab a small bite to eat, though it is probably filling enough as a meal for some.