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I've ordered the peanut rice roll and the classic milk tea. The food was good, however you can't taste the sweetness unless you deliberately take a bite of the rice roll that has the peanuts. The classic milk tea wasn't sweet or sugary. The restaurant was pretty small, so you'll need to go to the common space to eat. There are about 4 tables on the second floor in the common area but there are benches throughout the mall for you to sit at. I was the first one there to order the rice rolls and no one was around, however she forgot my order. But I do appreciate the quick turnaround when she realized that she forgot my order.
This is a little nook in the corner at Langham Square. We came on a Sunday morning so there were plenty of parking. To get to this store: take the escalators to the 2nd floor, turn left and go all the way to the end of the hall, turn right and go all the way down. It is the 3rd last store on the left side. Ambiance: 4/5. It is a 1 person store. The owner has another store across but it's really just a storage unit. She's usually deep within the store making food so you'll have to wait to catch her attention. There is a large menu outside along with 3 breakfast combos near the cash register. I missed those because I wasn't looking up. Service: 3.75/5 - we were the first one to order. More people came after us. She told us 10 minutes so we walked around while we waited. When we got back, there were more waiting but she gave an order to someone that ordered well after us. After we spoke with her, she realized she forgot our order. It took another 10-15 minutes to make. Food: 4.5/5 - we ordered the traditional rice roll ($8) with soy milk ($3). On first glance, it looked small. It has some weight to it and it felt very hot. When you bite into it, it's warm. There is a very crispy fried dough fritter in the middle. It also came with preserved/picked vegetables and a Tawianese sausage. Definitely don't unroll the cling film wrap all the way or it'll be an even messier eat. I liked that there was a lot of filling and the rice around it was a thin layer. It is small but mighty! I'm surprisingly full from it. The soy milk is fine, it tastes unsweetened. Overall: 4/5 - I don't mind coming back and trying the other options (more varieties of rice rolls, appetizers, desserts, baos). I just hope she doesn't forget our order next time.
One of the better rice rolls I've had in the GTA. Best when consumed fresh. My favorite so far has been the salted duck egg rice roll.
Great grab-and-go meal. You order, pay with cash (maybe debit) and it's made then so it takes about 5-10 mins. It's filling since it's packed with Chinese fried dough stick, pork floss, and preserved mustard vegetables. I chose the Sausage option, but there's other proteins like egg or bacon.
A super hidden nook inside a building! Each item was delicious! It is a one person place and the wait time is super long....so order, go shopping at T and T, then go back for your order! Attaching the menu!
Was out running errands in the area, and needed lunch. I remembered that I had Good Morning on my list to try for the longest time. And because I've read reviews that if they're busy the wait for food can get long, I've avoided coming with the kids. After shopping at T&T, I tried to find Good Morning. For some reason I thought it was one of the outdoor shops. But they're on the second floor above T&T. All these years, I had no idea there were shops above T&T! My husband and I ordered the Marinated Egg Rice Roll, the Taiwan Sausage Rice Roll, and the Taiwanese Egg Pancake (2 for 1 special). Out of the rice rolls, i only tried the marinated egg one. Inside had fried dough stick (a bit too crispy, I usually like slightly crispy with some chew on the inside of the dough stick), preserved veggies, pork floss all wrapped with glutinous rice. Very tasty and definitely hit the spot. I tried a piece of the egg pancake, and it was good, but note that it's spicy, so might not be good for kids. Unless maybe you can request without the spicy sauce used. Even though we were the only ones ordering, it did take 10 mins for our order to be made. It looks like it was a one woman shop. So be mindful of how much time you have it you decide to come.
Small food vendor on the 2nd floor in Langham Plaza. They are located on the left side, near the back. There's only one staff on hand but she's kind and quick. I ordered the Taiwanese sausage rice roll. It had a good amount of filling to rice ratio and was stuffed with crispy dough, pork floss, pickled cabbage, and taiwanese sausage. The flavours blended well and tasted great. One thing it does do is fall apart towards your last bites. It's $8 for a rice roll, a little steep for what it is as it's not a big rice roll. They do have a many items on their menu, so might come back to try something else.
Food 4.5/5 Service 5/5 Vibe: NA Lovely little spot for authentic Chinese/taiwanese rice balls~ and they are DELICIOUS! They don't really have any spots to eat at so it's more like a takeout joint. Everything is made fresh, so the wait could be 15-30minutes depending on how many people are lining up outside. My only thing is that I wish it's slightly less oily, but overall it taste great!
I was looking for that traditional Taiwanese rice ball / burrito. There really aren't too many places that make this (some Shanghainese or dumpling restaurants do have it as well) but I had a craving and it was recommended to me. It was initially hard to find. It is upstairs at Langham Square tucked in the last row of small businesses on the left side after you get up the escalator. It's a take out place and they only make it upon order (meaning you have to wait at least 10 mins). Basically it's a kind of like a sushi burrito except it's Taiwanese style. They stuff it with a fried super crispy donut, pickled veg, egg, pork floss and then you can choose a meat like the Taiwanese sausage or pork chop etc). They're generally $8 tax included if paid by cash. They also do these wraps with a traditional pan fried onion pancake on the outside and then some sort of filling (I had egg with pickled veg). I will try to get a photo when I go back but I was sooooo mesmerized by it that I devoured it in no time and forgot to take a pic. Absolutely recommend for a quick bite!!
Reviews are generally positive. Many highlight the authentic rice rolls, variety of Taiwanese breakfast, and fresh, satisfying food.
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Stopped by on a Sunday around lunchtime while hunting for a good glutinous rice roll! It's been a hot second since we've had a really well-made one, and this spot did not disappoint. There was no line when we arrived, though we noticed a steady stream of customers leaving with bags of food in hand. My mom got the traditional rice roll, while I opted for the cheese. Both were fantastic! They were almost too hot to touch, a great sign that they were freshly prepared. The rice-to-filling ratio was spot on, and the crispy exterior delivered a satisfying crunch. Don't let their small appearance fool you. These rolls are surprisingly filling! Definitely coming back for more. read more
3 months ago
Absolutely yum. I ordered the classic rice roll + milk (+ rice tea) tea. If you're looking for flavor and texture, this is it! It's got a thin rice layer + ample filling. You get the very crunchy fried fritter + mustard greens + meat floss. It's delicious. If you don't know how to speak Mandarin, there will be a moment of confusion! Unfortunately, she is not fluent in English, but she does know enough to take the order! You can always call ahead to order on the phone too! I would 100% go back to get more rice rolls. The drinks are not to my taste, but that's just me! They were interesting to try. The iced milk tea tastes like a traditional Taiwanese milk tea - a hint of bergamot. The rice milk tea - I've never had before! It's got a beautifully nutty flavor and is served hot. I will be back to try more food, but no to the drinks for me! read more
A 4 star for food, but 2 star service. A taiwanese sticky rice spot in Langham Square's second floor. It's a tiny spot that is take out only and can be easily missed. I came here on a weekday, there was no line, hardly anyone on the second floor. I looked at their menu (lots of options) and finally got the attention of the worker inside and pointed to the picture of what I wanted. There was a bit of back and forth with the worker, she kept waving me to look at the menu to tell her what I wanted, but I was clearly pointing to the photo of what I wanted. Service was a bit rude, she wasn't very friendly, nor did she try to understand what I wanted. I didn't think language barrier would be an issue if I was clearly pointing to the photo of what I wanted in my sticky rice. I will say that the sticky rice was very delicious and well balanced. It was VERY greasing on the exterior of their packaging which was saran wrap. The food made it a better rating, but I can't shake off the rude customer service. Questionable if I will be back though. read more
I've ordered the peanut rice roll and the classic milk tea. The food was good, however you can't taste the sweetness unless you deliberately take a bite of the rice roll that has the peanuts. The classic milk tea wasn't sweet or sugary. The restaurant was pretty small, so you'll need to go to the common space to eat. There are about 4 tables on the second floor in the common area but there are benches throughout the mall for you to sit at. I was the first one there to order the rice rolls and no one was around, however she forgot my order. But I do appreciate the quick turnaround when she realized that she forgot my order. read more
This is a little nook in the corner at Langham Square. We came on a Sunday morning so there were plenty of parking. To get to this store: take the escalators to the 2nd floor, turn left and go all the way to the end of the hall, turn right and go all the way down. It is the 3rd last store on the left side. Ambiance: 4/5. It is a 1 person store. The owner has another store across but it's really just a storage unit. She's usually deep within the store making food so you'll have to wait to catch her attention. There is a large menu outside along with 3 breakfast combos near the cash register. I missed those because I wasn't looking up. Service: 3.75/5 - we were the first one to order. More people came after us. She told us 10 minutes so we walked around while we waited. When we got back, there were more waiting but she gave an order to someone that ordered well after us. After we spoke with her, she realized she forgot our order. It took another 10-15 minutes to make. Food: 4.5/5 - we ordered the traditional rice roll ($8) with soy milk ($3). On first glance, it looked small. It has some weight to it and it felt very hot. When you bite into it, it's warm. There is a very crispy fried dough fritter in the middle. It also came with preserved/picked vegetables and a Tawianese sausage. Definitely don't unroll the cling film wrap all the way or it'll be an even messier eat. I liked that there was a lot of filling and the rice around it was a thin layer. It is small but mighty! I'm surprisingly full from it. The soy milk is fine, it tastes unsweetened. Overall: 4/5 - I don't mind coming back and trying the other options (more varieties of rice rolls, appetizers, desserts, baos). I just hope she doesn't forget our order next time. read more
27 days ago
One of the better rice rolls I've had in the GTA. Best when consumed fresh. My favorite so far has been the salted duck egg rice roll. read more
Great grab-and-go meal. You order, pay with cash (maybe debit) and it's made then so it takes about 5-10 mins. It's filling since it's packed with Chinese fried dough stick, pork floss, and preserved mustard vegetables. I chose the Sausage option, but there's other proteins like egg or bacon. read more
Was out running errands in the area, and needed lunch. I remembered that I had Good Morning on my list to try for the longest time. And because I've read reviews that if they're busy the wait for food can get long, I've avoided coming with the kids. After shopping at T&T, I tried to find Good Morning. For some reason I thought it was one of the outdoor shops. But they're on the second floor above T&T. All these years, I had no idea there were shops above T&T! My husband and I ordered the Marinated Egg Rice Roll, the Taiwan Sausage Rice Roll, and the Taiwanese Egg Pancake (2 for 1 special). Out of the rice rolls, i only tried the marinated egg one. Inside had fried dough stick (a bit too crispy, I usually like slightly crispy with some chew on the inside of the dough stick), preserved veggies, pork floss all wrapped with glutinous rice. Very tasty and definitely hit the spot. I tried a piece of the egg pancake, and it was good, but note that it's spicy, so might not be good for kids. Unless maybe you can request without the spicy sauce used. Even though we were the only ones ordering, it did take 10 mins for our order to be made. It looks like it was a one woman shop. So be mindful of how much time you have it you decide to come. read more
11 months ago
Small food vendor on the 2nd floor in Langham Plaza. They are located on the left side, near the back. There's only one staff on hand but she's kind and quick. I ordered the Taiwanese sausage rice roll. It had a good amount of filling to rice ratio and was stuffed with crispy dough, pork floss, pickled cabbage, and taiwanese sausage. The flavours blended well and tasted great. One thing it does do is fall apart towards your last bites. It's $8 for a rice roll, a little steep for what it is as it's not a big rice roll. They do have a many items on their menu, so might come back to try something else. read more
2 years ago
Food 4.5/5 Service 5/5 Vibe: NA Lovely little spot for authentic Chinese/taiwanese rice balls~ and they are DELICIOUS! They don't really have any spots to eat at so it's more like a takeout joint. Everything is made fresh, so the wait could be 15-30minutes depending on how many people are lining up outside. My only thing is that I wish it's slightly less oily, but overall it taste great! read more
3 years ago
I was looking for that traditional Taiwanese rice ball / burrito. There really aren't too many places that make this (some Shanghainese or dumpling restaurants do have it as well) but I had a craving and it was recommended to me. It was initially hard to find. It is upstairs at Langham Square tucked in the last row of small businesses on the left side after you get up the escalator. It's a take out place and they only make it upon order (meaning you have to wait at least 10 mins). Basically it's a kind of like a sushi burrito except it's Taiwanese style. They stuff it with a fried super crispy donut, pickled veg, egg, pork floss and then you can choose a meat like the Taiwanese sausage or pork chop etc). They're generally $8 tax included if paid by cash. They also do these wraps with a traditional pan fried onion pancake on the outside and then some sort of filling (I had egg with pickled veg). I will try to get a photo when I go back but I was sooooo mesmerized by it that I devoured it in no time and forgot to take a pic. Absolutely recommend for a quick bite!! read more
5 months ago
Heard that it's quite a popular Taiwanese takeaway in the neighbourhood. Head up to the second floor, on the left aisle and walk all the way to the end. You won't miss it 'cause you can definitely smell something delicious on your way there. This was my second visit. I had a Taiwanese rice roll with cheese before and I had a mixed eggs Taiwanese rice roll this time. It's made with preserved eggs and fried eggs as well as pork floss, pickled vegetables, dried vegetables and crispy dough stick. The rice roll is huge! I like the crunchiness from pickled veggies and dried veggies, though I found the crispy dough stick too hard for me. They also serve Taiwanese burrito, bubble teas and some Taiwanese snacks. It may take times, so you're expected to wait for 15 minutes. read more
