“Really tasty rice rolls that are probably my second favorite in NYC.”
H2
7.1/10Chinese
AI-generated summary
Rice rolls made fresh in a storefront window on Henry Street, around $2.50 and thick enough to fill you up. Get the balls too. It's cash only and there's no seating. Some people find the rolls too thick and light on filling, and a couple flag the C health grade and how the machine looks.
“Really tasty rice rolls that are probably my second favorite in NYC.”
H2
“rice rolls at Sun Hing Lung or Yi Ji Shi Mo”
H2
“Love this place. Such a good deal for freshly made rice rolls.”
H2
“they’re delicious, generous portions”
H2
“Sun Hing Lung for steamed rice rolls”
H2
“It’s good. Definitely up there for a worthy cheap eat in Chinatown”
H2
“my favorites are the ones at Sun Hing Lung on Henry Street. No seating, it’s just a storefront window, but they’re terrific.”
H2
“Sun Hing Lung for cheapcheap fresh steamed rice noodle rolls”
H2
“I tried them a year or two ago and it was way too thick for my liking (I pref west rice roll king / yi ji shi mo) with little protein.”
H2
“I’ll add Sun Hing Lung on Henry St or Joe’s Steam Rice Roll for rice rolls! Don’t miss the curry fish balls at Sun Hing Lung.”
H2
“Sun Hing Lung for the freshly steamed rice noodle rolls.”
H2
“Nah they sell it. I always buy the fish tofu from there”
H2