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    Joe's Steam Rice Roll

    4.4 (1.1k reviews)
    InexpensiveDim Sum, Cantonese
    Closed 10:00 am - 8:00 pm
    Updated 2 weeks ago

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    Good for kids
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    Chin T.

    Located in New World Mall, near the bathrooms behind the escalator. Their rice noodle rolls are delicious. You can add an egg for an extra $1. Soy milk is $3. The wait was 35 minutes on a Saturday afternoon. There were A LOT of people. You have to find your own seats. Be careful!

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    Brett N.

    Why 5 stars? Because I have a confession: I love rice rolls. --- --- --- I didn't even know what a rice roll was, and I'm still not sure I do now, but what I do know is that I want them in my life as often as possible in the future. Via Jando's guidance, we visited New World Mall and went staight to Joe's Steam Rice Roll. I ordered one with Beef, Scallions, Corn and Lettuce and then sat at the table next to the stall waiting for it. As I waited, I realized I missed that one of the items is called "Joe's Signature", which I would have ordered had I seen it. I missed that because their monitors have some kind of Roku advertisement flashing on the screen intermittently, which hides parts of the menu at various times. This screen glitch is my one and only complaint about my experience. Fast forward to my number being called and, praise sweet baby Jesus, I was in heaven. This was "dance in my seats in between bites" good. I think it was a combination of the fact that I hadn't ever had anything quite like it, AND that it was so delicious at the same time. I ended up finishing this, and visiting another stall. What I ordered at the other stall was perfectly fine, but I kept thinking about my first true love the whole time. Eventually, I told my friend, "I gotta get another rice roll before I leave this place." Much to his dismay, I did. Round two was the aforementioned signature roll. And guess what? While also awesome, I think my custom concoction was even better. I'm a steam roll guy now and that's that.

    Maggie O.

    Joe's rice rolls are delicious! It is located inside the New World Food Court in the mall. The rice rolls are made to order and you can add toppings inside as well. Each rice roll is around $6-8 depending on what you want. There are options for curry fish balls as well. Out of all the rice roll places I've tried, this place is my favorite! We got the fresh shrimp rice roll with corn and cilantro. It was fresh, soft, and tasty. Would definitely come back again!

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    Peter C.

    I've tried Joe's in the city and was happy to see that they had a location in Flushing. Joe's steamed rice roll is known for their authentic cheung fun. The rolls are made to order and steamed in front of you. During this visit I got the shrimp and egg roll. The roll was floppy and delicate, just the way I like it. The wait was short, but well worth it.

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    Clara C.

    Flushing location. This place is overrated. The space is so small. They have the first shop location in this small food court/hall, so they attract all the customers. The vendors in the back are so bored that they're on their phones. There is limited counter seating, and when people walk past you, it's easy to get bumped. It's not a comfortable eating situation for a big group for sure. I got the soy milk, and it was good. They have condiments, like soy sauce and chili sauce. No bathroom.

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    Mia H.

    Maybe I had my expectations too high, but I thought that this place was alright. Now, a stall in the New World mall, this rice roll stand offers a variety of your favorite breakfast dish--rice rolls! They're made-to-order and you can also add a bunch of different toppings to your rice roll (on top of the three free veggie choices that you get upon ordering). I got their specialty rice roll, which includes dried shrimp, beef, and a couple other toppings. I thought that it was okay. Although it was filling and had generous portions of the meat, I thought that the rice sheets were a bit thicker than I would typically like. Nonetheless, it was still a good rice roll spot, but just a bit overhyped.

    Steamed rice roll with shrimp, egg, scallion & cilantro
    Esther C.

    You can't go wrong with these classic steamed rice rolls - I actually prefer Joe's over the ones they serve at dim sum because the rice rolls are thinner and easier to enjoy. They also add extra stuff like egg, bean sprouts, cilantro, etc. and don't forget the chili oil and sauce! It is super affordable for a quick bite to eat and they have a new location in new world mall now since the mall they were originally in across the street is now closed. They also used to accept both credit card and cash but discount when paid with cash. IG: _acquired.taste

    Linnea E.

    I've ordered similar dishes at dim sum places before, but they never really left it an impression. Not true for the ones here though! Made to order and served hot, these were super flavorful especially after we loaded it up with chili oil! I'd recommend sharing because they are very filling. As a bonus, my friend and I were lucky to snag a counter spot so we could watch them being made while we ate!

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    Tony G.

    Cool to see this place finally make its way into the New World Mall food court. Located on the corner near the elevators/restroom area, this place is always busy. Ordered around 11:15 on a Sunday and was told it would be about a 30min wait. I was hoping with this newer location they'd have more steamers, but seems like it's still a pretty small operation. At any rate, after snacking a bit and waiting around, we got our order. Got the shrimp party and curry fish ball rice rolls along with a pancake (vegetarian). The rice rolls were solid! I personally still think Cheong Fun Cart in Chinatown is the best, but you can't go wrong with these. The price though is a little steep. About $10 for one order of rice rolls. I'm sure the price upcharge is probably the higher rent to be at new world. It is definitely nicer to have seating, although if you've ever been to new world mall it can always be a bit of a fight. Tl;dr - Solid place to get rice rolls despite steeper prices. Be prepared to wait (maybe do some grocery shopping while you wait).

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    Cindy D.

    Another trip to NY, another visit to Joe's Steam Rice Roll. I placed an order to pick-up through Grub Hub. It is extremely busy in the morning so I would highly recommend calling in or placing an order online. I ordered 3 shrimp steam rice rolls and 2 Chinese crepes. I flew with the crepes all the way back to Florida and heated them up in my airfryer the next day....that's how good Joe's steam rice rolls is. Don't forget to ask them for peanut sauce and hot chili oil if you're taking it to go!

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    Sean H.

    Stopped by here during the first day of our New York trip and it was incredibly busy. We ordered the shrimp party rice roll and it took a little over 30 minutes to get our order. There wasn't much seating but we were able to find some seats. Service was alright. Super hectic but they were friendly. The rice roll itself was great. I've never had rice rolls with egg before and it tasted amazing!

    Mark Y.

    After hearing all the hype we finally got to this Flushing eatery and it lived up to our expectations! They have a lot of good choices on their menu but we were here for one thing and that was the steam rice roll. We had the shrimp version and the it came with a decent amount of shrimp and the roll itself - kind of like a noodle - was steamed very well. It's a no frills way of ordering at the counter and then wait to hear them holler out your number when it's ready for pick up. The ambiance is a food court style and their location is tucked away in the corner. The person taking our order was nice and provided us some helpful tips on what to order albeit the simple version. I heard the jianbing is good here too! Will definitely add it to our "go to" list on future travels to NYC!

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    Winston L.

    Stellar rice roll! Joe's Signature rice roll contained a good balance of all the fillings. We really liked the thinness of it, it was far better than a chewy thick one. After we put the sweet soy sauce and the chili oil on it we scarfed down the rest so quick haha

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    When is the best time to go in the weekend? Early in the morning to avoid long lines? thank you

    Hi. You can call the shop 30Mins + and tell them when you wants to pick- up. That’s should be more convenient

    Are they gluten free.?

    The rice rolls are, because they're made of rice flour. The sauce may not be if it's soy based.

    How long do rice roll orders take? I wanted to try this place today and they told me it would be a 40 min wait for the Joe's Signature!

    It depends on what day and what time of day you go but you can always order ahead in the phone. A lot of people do that so that's why orders take so long.

    Are there gluten free options?

    Do they do delivery?

    I don't think they do but maybe a Chinese delivery service. Better to just pick up!

    Are they open during covid?

    They just reopened for take out from 9am to 7pm

    Is there any parking near the Flushing location? (Preferably not in a garage, and anywhere in relative walking distance.) Thanks!

    There is a municipal parking across street of Queens Crossing building.

    What is the brown sauce on the rice rolls? Do they put it on automatically, or do you have to order it?

    Soy sauce. They give it to you on the side.

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