“Super slurpable rice rolls, and the soy sauce wet everything enough to go down like any noodle you’d get with soup. Really nice flavor and ultra comforting, especially in the cold.”
H3
8.7/10Chinese
AI-generated summary
Get the rice roll. The #1 special with pork, , egg and cilantro is the one people call a perfect bite, and the hot oil here beats the other rice roll shops. They're cheap and small enough to be a snack. Expect a 20 to 30 minute wait, so the common advice is to call ahead or plan to walk around.
“Super slurpable rice rolls, and the soy sauce wet everything enough to go down like any noodle you’d get with soup. Really nice flavor and ultra comforting, especially in the cold.”
H3
“Yi Ji Shi Mo for the juiciest steam rice rolls--thin, chewy, cheap, I immediately need to drop whatever I'm doing and go there today.”
H3
“Chee cheong fun (rice noodles) at Yi Ji Shi Mo.”
H2
“My underrated list remains as always: • Yi Ji Shi Mo”
H2
“Rice roll with non-meat fillings (suggest egg, corn, cilantro, scallion) with sauces at Yi Ji Shi Mo”
H2
“Yi Ji Shi Mo or West Rice Roll King for rice rolls”
H2
“- Yi Ji Shi Mo rice rolls”
H2
“Yi Ji Shi Mo: Simple, get cheung fun, since it's the only thing on the menu. I like with shrimp (*not* dried shrimp)”
H2
“the #1 special rice noodle is pretty much a perfect bite of food, IMO.”
H2
“rice rolls at Sun Hing Lung or Yi Ji Shi Mo”
H2
“2. Yi Ji Shi Mo, Pork Rice Rolls with Peanut Sauce”
H2
“- Cheong Fun: Yi Ji Shi Mo, Tonii’s, Chang Lai, Hester St”
H2