Always love their rice roll. [[HIGHLIGHT]]Place is small but cozy.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] Quick service. The funny thing is they always forgot my soup dumpling order (happened twice, one was when we dined in, and one was togo order) read more

TX Rice Roll - Open hours as of 3.7.26 - Taiwanese Near Me - Sugar Land, Texas

I got the Chinese sausage Taiwan roll and a warm soy milk with half sugar. The lady at the register was super helpful in trying to help me understand the differences between the options. It honestly felt like such a great neighborhood spot to get some Asian style breakfast/bruch with friends. I'll be back again for sure to try their other options! read more

Solid spot! It's so rare to find traditional Taiwanese breakfast items anywhere. I recently came back from Taipei and it was so good to still know that I can get you tiao (breadsticks) and porridge here, as well as hot sweet soy milk. It can get very packed here and the waits can be quite long so come on off peak times probably weekdays are best. read more

The rice rolls were ok for a quick meal but not very authentic to what I grew up eating in Taiwan. [[HIGHLIGHT]]The amount of yelling about orders between the front staff and the kitchen was overstimulating.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] [[HIGHLIGHT]]I also don't know if it was their audio system but there was a high pitched ringing noise the entire time we were waiting on our order to be ready.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] read more

TX Rice Roll - Tao rice roll and traditional rice roll - Taiwanese Near Me - Sugar Land, Texas

We stopped by here for breakfast, and it ended up being one of those places that totally lives up to the hype. [[HIGHLIGHT]]Everything here feels super authentic.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] I ordered the double egg pancake and soy milk. The soy milk is handmade every day and tastes really fresh. The egg pancake was cooked right on the skillet by the window, which was fun to watch. Flavor-wise, it was a little bland, but the add-ons were making up for the flavor. The food did take a bit of time to come out since everything is made to order. It was definitely worth the wait. Would definitely recommend as an authentic Taiwanese breakfast spot read more

TX Rice Roll - Double egg pancake - Taiwanese Near Me - Sugar Land, Texas

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I was under the weather and wanted some hot congee.. I love pork and century egg congee the best so decided to try this new place out. The congee came super hot, even though I ordered off UberEats. The flavor on the other hand was a bit too bland to my liking. I also ordered the braised pork rice and was a bit surprised by the flavors. This one was a bit different from the traditional Taiwanese Braised Pork Rice I'm used to.. this one has bean curd mixed in. It was alright but not my favorite. I also didn't get the soy milk I ordered. Overall, the items were alright.. probably should've tried a rice roll since that's what they specialize in. Can't speak to the service cause I didn't eat in. read more

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I have mixed feelings about this place. The food is superb, no doubt, but the service can be very slow. I've been here twice, once dining in and another ordering ahead for pickup. The first time I was here, I came with a small group. We ordered rolls for each of us, plus a small side dish. An hour went by, and we still didn't receive our food yet. I remember getting really mad and started standing right next to the pickup counter so I can ask for updates. Eventually, our food came out, but we had to take it to-go because we had somewhere to be. For the second time, we ordered ahead and was given a pickup window. We went, picked up our food, and left. It was easy, simple, and straightforward. This was the preferred way for us from then on. That said, they seem understaffed. I could only see 1 prep, 1 expo, and 1 cashier. During lunch rushes, the wait time is absurd. During off-peak times, I believe the wait time is much more reasonable. read more

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I am really happy with the prices here. My rice roll had egg, pork floss, and pickled veggies. The pickled veggies are very flavorful and really help all the flavors go together! Rice roll + a cold soy milk made for a nice snack and a great pick-me-up after work! read more

TX Rice Roll - Rice roll with egg, pickled veggies, & pork floss! - Taiwanese Near Me - Sugar Land, Texas

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TX Rice Roll is a Taiwanese breakfast joint in Sugarland. [[HIGHLIGHT]]There are limited seats inside, but everything was made fresh in front of you at great prices.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] I got the scallion pancake, traditional rice roll, Tao roll, brisket rice noodles, and double egg pancake. The scallion pancakes were super hot and crispy. There was also an ample amount of scallions. The rice rolls are filling. My favorite was the traditional rice roll which comes with pork floss, egg, fried stick, mushrooms, and dried radish surrounded in rice. The saltiness of the pork floss and crispiness of fried stick goes well together. The double egg pancake came out piping hot fresh off the grill and was light. The rice noodle broth was a bit blander than I would have liked, but the meat was tender. I really like how you can see everything is made in front of you. The food is very simple but fresh and at an unbeatable price. read more

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I ordered the brine meat rice (B4) that was $7.50 for breakfast . It was so delicious with a combination of great flavors: savory meat, greens, egg and youtiao (crunchy fried dough stick). I also ordered a cold soy milk. My belly was full until dinner! read more

TX Rice Roll - B4 Brine Meat Rice $7.50 - Taiwanese Near Me - Sugar Land, Texas

I wish they had a location near me in NJ!! The menu is simple, but it's quality over quantity. I got the original Taiwan Rice Roll with a hot, slightly sweetened soy milk. YUMMY! The rice roll is not too big, but big enough to be filling. I chose the original rice roll because it has two of my favorite things - the salted egg yolk and Chinese sausage. Note: they have a pork floss (which my partner calls "hairy" pork lol). They have a vegetarian floss as an alternative. read more

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I've been here many times with family and friends. They have two locations, one in Sugar Land and one in Houston, and both are fantastic. Everyone I've brought here has really enjoyed it. [[HIGHLIGHT]]There is limited seating, but I've been able to find a seat every time.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] The line moves fast, and the tables get cleared quickly as well. You walk up to order, and they make the rolls and pancakes fresh right in front of you using fresh ingredients. I usually get the Tao roll, sticky rice, double egg pancake, and xiao long bao (soup dumplings). Once you order, it usually only takes a few minutes for everything to come out. The portions are good, and the xiao long bao are soft and super juicy. I usually wash everything down with their warm milk tea, which is very comforting and perfectly sweet. [[HIGHLIGHT]]The space is clean, and the service is fast, making it an easy spot to grab a fresh and satisfying breakfast/lunch![[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] read more

TX Rice Roll - Tao roll - Taiwanese Near Me - Sugar Land, Texas

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I got the eel rice roll from them, top notch. It was so warm and crunchy whilst having such a complex sweet and salty flavor in a simple rice roll! I ordered with my friends and we got our rolls within 5-10 minutes, very quick service! [[HIGHLIGHT]]I recommend this for a quick and filling breakfast, but don't get it twisted their decor is very home style if you want to just relax and eat.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] read more

TX Rice Roll - Taiwanese Near Me - Sugar Land, Texas

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I'm so excited I found this place cuz I was recently in Taiwan and have been missing Taiwanese breakfast so much. I was still a little skeptical though and didn't want to have my expectations too high, but I was pleasantly surprised. I came here when they were nearly closed so I was only able to try their vegetarian rice roll, but I'm really glad they took my order because it was really good. It's a bit different from the fan tuan I had in Taiwan, and a bit more substantial, but still just as good. I'm not sure of all the ingredients that were in the roll but there was tea egg, lettuce, pickled radish, and crunchy stuff. It all complemented each other very well and had just the right amount of flavor. I really want to return and try their other things (like the salty soy milk). read more

TX Rice Roll - vegetarian rice roll - Taiwanese Near Me - Sugar Land, Texas

[[HIGHLIGHT]]The store isn't that big but it was nice and cozy and smelled delicious inside.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] We grabbed some fantuans and some sesame bings with egg and it was really good. It did take some time to get our food but we had a bigger order. The staff automatically spoke Chinese to us but when they realized our Chinese wasn't that good they switched he'd to English haha. read more

TX Rice Roll - Taiwan roll. Size of my hand - Taiwanese Near Me - Sugar Land, Texas

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Was looking to try something new and interesting for breakfast and this place popped up! Easy drive from the Sugarland city walk. [[HIGHLIGHT]]I came around 10 am on a Monday morning and it was pretty busy.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] There was a big party there that I think sort of out the kitchen behind so my order took around 15 mins because everything is made fresh to order, so I didn't mind! We got the Taiwanese and tao roll, and the egg pancakes. The egg pancake is HUGE- and my favorite thing we got. It's like an egg roll filling with hot dog wrapped in egg with big pieces of crispy friend wonton. Cannot beat that with a price tag of $5.75. The Tao roll was also HUGE- so much rice (both rolls actually). It had sausage and mushrooms and lettuce and mayo and beef floss and some other stuff. I really enjoyed it! I wish there was something with more crunch or acid for contrast in the rolls but good. The Taiwanese roll was huge as well but not my personal taste- it had a lot of meat in it so it was pretty greasy inside. But again, made so well, piping hot, and really big. I would absolutely come back again to try more options on the menu, and it felt authentic (everyone was speaking another language with the workers and was of Asian descent). A seriously great value! read more

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Finding Taiwanese breakfast is so hard (outside of Taiwan) that anytime I see one, I have to try it. The breakfast isn't the most traditional and would probably be considered mediocre in Taiwan but it's tasty enough to warrant a visit. The food is made upon ordering so the wait time can be long. [[HIGHLIGHT]]While there's plenty of seating inside the store, it looked like most people opted to take their food to-go.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] For food, we ordered: One traditional rice roll and one black pickle roll - The traditional rice roll was not very traditional tbh. The fried bread stick inside was barely there and the addition of a hard boiled egg was unusual. However, if I view this as a rice breakfast burrito, it's an interesting and tasty treat. Sweet soy milk cold and hot - the sweet soy milk was a bit too sweet but the hot soy milk was just right Savory soy milk - missing points for authenticity and wasn't really my favorite item Fried bread stick - I would prefer this to be airier on the inside and crispier on the outside. That being said, I'd get this again Egg pancake - like a really thin omelet with stuff inside. read more

TX Rice Roll - From L to R: sweet soy milk cold, salty soy milk, fried bread, egg pancake, rice rolls - Taiwanese Near Me - Sugar Land, Texas

It's SO GOOD!! I am always craving it when I go back to Houston and it hits the spot every time. I usually get the tao roll but tried the other ones as well. I like the tao roll the best but the others are still good too. I also tried their double egg pancake and their salty soy milk with their fried bread stick and it was all really good. The service is quick and they make the rolls fresh. [[HIGHLIGHT]]The inside is cute and has seating.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] read more

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I frequently visited the Plano location and I was surprised to find that there was a Sugarland location also. TX Rice Roll is one of my go-to spots for a quick snack or a light lunch. They offer a large variety of rice rolls, each which slight variations in toppings. My personal favorites are the Tao Roll and the Eel Roll. The pork floss, fried stick, and egg serve as the foundation for most of the rolls, and the main proteins and other additions serve to change each version's flavor. I am a big fan of the mushroom meat thats is in both the Tao Roll and the Traditional Roll. Sometimes the amount of fillings in the rolls is a tiny bit inconsistent, but you are more or less getting the same experience. TX Rice Roll is a very solid place for breakfast or lunch, and I need to return to try out their Brine Meat Rice and Noodles. 9/10! read more

TX Rice Roll - Tao Roll - Taiwanese Near Me - Sugar Land, Texas

Basically gigantic rice burritos. Lots to choose from. Some pointers: 1) the sweet roll isn't like a dessert roll, it's more like sweet AND savory. 2) if you're not super used to Asian food, I would say to try the salted egg on the side before committing. 3) soy milk is more vegetal/bean-y than western soy milk 4) the rolls are huge, it'd be difficult to finish 2 in one sitting. 5) egg pancake is really yummy, recommend getting that to share. read more

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Vegetarian friendly! I've been coming to this location (which I think is the same as Tao Rice Roll on Bellaire) for some time. This small place create delicious Taiwanese Rice Rolls. For those who don't know what a Taiwanese Rice Roll is, it's like a burrito without a wrap. The rice is sticky, so it stays together. It's filled with various savory foods. I normally go for my usual, the Taiwan roll, which has a sausage in it, but today I noticed they had vegetarian options, using veggie floss instead of the pork. My wife, who is a vegetarian, was able to order a roll and a pancake (think of it like a crepe) for herself. For those who are unsure what's in each of the different type of rolls and pancakes, there is a detail list of each item at the restaurant. They have a lot of other choices, like noodle soups and teas. It's a breakfast and lunch location only. In the early days of when this placed opened, the service was very slow. I haven't been back in some time because it use to take a long time to get your food, as each of the rolls and pancakes were made to order, but today it was a lot faster. read more

Friendly staff, delicious food! Got the rice roll- which was definitely filling, and the two egg pancake which was delicious. When I visited they had a buy one get one free deal on the cold soy milks! Highly recommend if you are looking for a nice breakfast/lunch stop read more

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This location has a different name, but it's still Tao Rice Roll Village, which can be found in Bellaire. It took about 20 minutes to get our order as there were a few orders before us. You can see them make the rolls and pancakes as you wait. The Tao roll was cute, chubby and stuffed. The rice used to wrap the fillings is similar to the sticky rice, sugar and peanuts plate at Vietnamese grocery stores. The fried stick inside was a youtiao deep fried until dark and crispy. That part was too oily for me. There was pork floss, egg, Chinese sausage, mushroom meat (supposedly), shredded lettuce and mayo. It was tasty but surprisingly oily. I dont recommend walking and eating it. The double egg pancake (spicy) (jianbing) was good and crispy. It does leak a little too due to the shredded lettuce, sauces and oil. The sausage is more hotdog than Chinese sausage. The broth for the meat wonton soup was a little bland. The wonton skin was thin and pliable. The meat inside is less seasoned than I prefer but that may be more traditional. It has green onions and egg shreds to flavor it. The soy milk (hot) was pretty good. A spoonful of white sugar is added to the paper cup before the hot soy milk is ladled over and mixed. It's not very sweet but pleasant and smells of soybeans. I'm not too sure about the hygiene here. They wear gloves to make the food and don't seem to touch their hair or face. But I think I remember seeing someone wearing gloves take out their cellphone to check on something, then go on to make a roll while wearing those same gloves. Maybe it's been cleaned for kitchen use. [[HIGHLIGHT]]At 1 PM on a Saturday, the place seemed pretty popular with 20-50 year old Asians, their kids, and friends.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] read more

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We really like this spot and try to remember to come here on Saturdays. It's got all the classic Chinese breakfast items that any native would remember from street food style vendors in Taiwan or China. I think their top couple of items are their rice rolls ( obvi) and their savory Crepes or "Da Bing". I wish they had juk or congee selections because it would be perfect to their soupy/noodle options. They also have fresh soymilk that is warm and is awesome for the Fall or Winter. And their xiaolongbaos are also great. [[HIGHLIGHT]]They are often very busy when we go and their dining area is pretty small, so many people get take out.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] read more

Clean and quiet restaurant with ample seating for small groups. Service staff were polite and patient. They would let me know almost every minute that my food will be ready soon. It wasn't a long wait. I ordered xiao long bao, sweet dumplings, Taiwan roll, and small noodles. The xiao long bao had a thicker skin than what I like, but it was still good with the soup inside. The sweet dumplings' osmanthus soup could have more osmanthus taste, and could be sweeter. The sweet dumplings' fillings were plenty. Thumbs up for that! The Taiwan roll is my favorite. It was nicely packed with pork floss (my favorite), sausage, and egg. All goodness packed into a roll which was easy to eat on the go without dropping any ingredient. The small noodles came with some meat, and a fried egg. It was a small bowl of noodles packed with flavors. So yummy! I would definitely come back here again for more! read more

TX Rice Roll - Taiwanese Near Me - Sugar Land, Texas

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For the record, I believe this place is the same as Tao Rice Roll in Houston, Dallas, and Flushing - has the same packaging material as the others, just a different name on the door. I was pleasantly surprised to see one open up next to the Welfresh market off highway 6 and this one sure did not disappoint. The staff was super polite and it wasn't too busy when we went on a weekday. Note: they do close on the earlier side (1:30/2?) and are closed on Sundays. What we got: - Taiwan Rice Roll: Delicious rice roll with the "standard" taiwanese offerings - pickled cabbage, a fried dough stick, dried pork floss, chinese sausage, egg yolk, etc. - Vegetarian Rice Roll: Another roll that pleased the vegetarians - Double egg pancake: Essentially a crepe with goodness as the filling (eggs, sausage, hot sauce, etc.) Everything was solid and I will definitely return next time I'm in the area! read more

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Located in the Welfresh plaza next to Saigon Pho & Grill Still working out some operations it looks like. They seem to stay consistently busy (we were there on a Saturday midday) and might need to hone their system a little but the food is good and it's a nice addition to the area. Cash only. read more

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They have a good variety of rice rolls, and you can pay to upgrade to purple rice which I like because it's more chewy :) I also had their breakfast milk tea (mild tea flavor & hot & mildly sweet) which I enjoyed and would gladly drink again! And their B7 (ribs noodle soup) was delicious, with the ribs falling off the bone and flavored perfectly. I still like the rice rolls at U Village better because I like them crunchy/simple/basic, whereas the ones here have more squishy ingredients so they have more complex flavors but are not as crunchy. read more

TX Rice Roll is a fantastic spot for a quick and tasty meal. The food was absolutely delicious fresh, flavorful, and perfectly made. I tried a few different rice rolls and every single one hits. You can really taste the quality in every bite. The prices are very affordable, especially considering the generous portions and quality. It's a great value for anyone craving something delicious without breaking the bank. Service was pretty fast, too. I didn't have to wait long at all, which is a big plus. [[HIGHLIGHT]]The inside is pretty small, most people seem to order carryout, and that works well given the limited space.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]]I highly recommend TX Rice Roll if you're looking for something quick, tasty, and budget-friendly! read more

I am so happy to see such an amazing Taiwanese breakfast place open in Sugar Land - it's been a long time coming to have incredible food options outside of Bellaire/China Town. The food here is super fresh and authentic. I highly recommend dining in especially for the fried options. I do love a good pairing of the fried breadstick and the soy milk. The rice rolls are also super delicious - I am partial to the eel, but love all them really. The congee is great for cold weather or when you're feeling a little under the weather. Parking is super easy in the gigantic Welfresh parking lot. Staff are super nice and helpful. It's been popular when I've gone but never super crowded so no long lines/wait times. read more

The food was super good and I find myself craving it still now! Very authentic and delicious homemade items. Friendly service from all the staff and the shop is very cozy and inviting! Would like to come back regularly! :) read more

TX Rice Roll - Tao rice roll with breakfast milk tea! - Taiwanese Near Me - Sugar Land, Texas

I don't think i will come to this place again. I came here at 7:30am last week and waited for a while and store still not open. I came today at 7:32 am and I asked how long will it take for the order and the guy told me 10 minutes. It is 8:10am now and still not ready. I told the guy that I am going to late for work and want to cancel the order and he said will ready in a minute. Finally , picked up at 8:15am I ordered 3 items ( double eggs pancake, Tao roll & salty soy milk). Double Eggs Pancake - smell great and my family said taste good too Tao Roll - missing like big portion of seaweed and rice not completely cook Salty Soy Milk - very disappointed it. read more

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If you haven't pulled up to TX Rice Roll, jump in your car and roll over there asap! Just make sure it's before 2:30 pm. Understandably so because this is Taiwanese breakfast food. Breakfast or not, I could eat this all day!!! Shoutout to my friend for recommending this place to me. Been here twice and I'm already a believer. I've ordered the Double Egg Pancake twice. This pancake is huge and folded a couple times, still bulges with so many fillings and bursts with flavor. My favorite part is the crunch inside the pancake. I need double the appetite, so I can order two at the same time. I've ordered the congee with fried breadsticks. That was amazing! Just straight up comfort food. I've never been to Taiwan but I felt like I was at home sitting at the breakfast table while eating this. I've eaten four rice rolls so far. The Vegetarian, Tuna, Sausage and Beef roll. They were all spectacular! This is like a portable meal in itself. I cannot even pick a favorite right now. They were all delicious! I'll be back to try the Tao, Eel and probably the rest as well. Such an interesting concept, reminiscent of kolaches or tamales, not in flavor or ingredients but in satiety and portability. Lastly, I tried the salty soy milk. This was very interesting. I expected something more salty but it was very nice. I picked all the ingredients floating in there and ate them first then drank the rest down. I'm not sure I'd order that again but I didn't leave one drop this time. Overall, the food was excellent! The ambiance is upbeat and active with customers constantly streaming in and the cook staff buzzing around the kitchen like honeybees. The conversations in the restaurant are lively and people are enjoying themselves. Somehow with all that activity it still feels very homey and relaxing. I'd take a nap there if I could. With a full belly, it will be a struggle not to doze off afterward. The space is small but I've never had to wait or not get a seat. Awesome place! Awesome food! If you want tasty, fast, authentic Taiwanese food, answer the roll call at TX Rice Roll today! read more

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I go to this place from time to time. Usually their service is good but I'm not happy with the lady's service this morning.

Food. Enjoyed my eel roll and soup dumplings here. Place. Nice cozy and clean atmosphere. Service. Friendly service and you can see them making your dish behind the counter! Overall, a great lunch spot for either takeaway or dine in. read more

Ok I decided to check out this place Saturday morning 8:50am. It's a tiny place with a few tables. If you have more than 4 people in your party, plan for takeout bc tables fill up quick and the tables are for 4. Order at the counter and wait for your number (on receipt) to be called. I ordered the hot breakfast milk tea (it's perfect temp and not really sweet , just mildly sweet), the xiao king bao, double egg pancake and the tao rice roll. The egg pancake did not taste eggy and had a crunch from the cabbage and a fried something. It was good. The xiao long bao was small but cooked perfectly and was delicious. The place does not have soy sauce. They give you red vinegar to dip, that was gross. The Tao rice roll was surprisingly sweet but delicious. I took that home and added more seaweed and ate with Kim chi. Overall I enjoyed my food. I think it was my first time trying Taiwanese food. I liked it. read more

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The owners are really sweet and my mom and I really like the Tao Rice Roll. Great place for breakfast (they also have coffee etc) - I ordered a latte and they even put a little heart on it. The place itself is really cute with wood/modern accents, I could see myself catching up with a friend or doing work in here read more

TX Rice Roll - Latte - Taiwanese Near Me - Sugar Land, Texas

Nice taiwanese breakfast place Quick service Their rice roll was great. They also had other food- noodle etc They also had another location (original location?) in Chinatown- very similar read more

Been wanting to try this place for a while. It reminded me of a dumpling shop I recently went to in Austin but this is Taiwanese food. Overall, I thought it was ok, but didn't quite enjoy everything as I don't eat beef and pork. I got the hot soy milk (no sugar) , salty soy milk (was in a bowl), double pancake, one fried dough, one traditional roll and one sweet roll. The sweet roll tasted good but then I kind of stopped eating as I saw something that looks like pork floss. I was also surprised to see some boiled egg in there. The traditional roll had sausage in it which I knew, but it was not for me, it was for my mom. The double egg pancake also had hot dog in it, which I was surprised. I still had the parts around the hotdog but too bad I was not able to enjoy it fully. I did like the hot soy milk and fried dough though. The salted soy milk was ok. I guess in my mind, I was expecting a salty soy milk drink and not in a bowl with other ingredients. I wanted to try Iced soy milk but they said they did not have. Nothing really tickles the taste buds, but I feel nothing was super unhealthy either. If you sit on the side, you can see the kitchen area where they make the food. Good concept overall with food and interior design of place, but it was difficult to know what ingredients are in each offering. Also, the floors and tables are not cleaned after as much. They do have quite a lot of customers come by for togo or sitdown for food. read more

Passed by this place when picking up some other food in the same plaza. Noticing that the signage and food type is the same as Tao Rice roll in Bellaire Chinatown, I automatically assumed it was their new chain. Since I've had Tao rice roll plenty of times, I decided to try some items that I haven't seen at the other location. We ordered the soup dumplings (小籠包) and minced pork rice (魯肉飯). The lady at the counter is the exact same lady as the one in Bellaire Chinatown. I asked her if they had relocated, and she told me that this Sugarland one is their second location. I enjoyed the soup dumplings. The filling was flavorful and the dumplings were full of juicy goodness, yum! However, the minced pork rice wasn't spectacular. I liked that there was bean curd mixed into the minced pork, but that's actually a hallmark of zha Jiang noodles. Have never seen it with minced pork rice, but I enjoyed it nevertheless. I also liked the rice came with a fried egg and some pickled mustard greens (酸菜）. However, the minced pork itself was just average, and also the rice was rather mushy with all the sauce drizzled over. Also, they added some you tiao into the rice, which is a great idea...except for takeout. The you tiao was completely soggy by the time we got home, and just rather unpleasant to eat. They should've packed the you tiao separately for takeout orders. After we ate our meal, my husband was lamenting that we didn't get their rice rolls because the lou Rou fan was just so unsatisfying. I agreed. Next time, will stick to the rice rolls and soup dumplings! read more