AYEE Rice Noodles Roll

They're known for the rice noodle rolls so make sure you order that. Although the shrimp was a little over cooked, the rice noodles were silky and smooth. The beef noodle rolls were very filling. We asked for no sauce because we didn't want the noodles soggy. What's nice was that the owner brought out a separate bowl of sauce for us to try. Somehow she knew we would like it :). The wonton noodle soup was delicious. There were a lot of noodles so we were able to share it. You could choose between rice or egg noodles; can't go wrong with either.Great breakfast experience!

Overall:I would give it an overall 4/5 for the food and service. Food was good, but not amazing. Service was minimal since you can order from your phone. The Service:To order, we scanned a QR code on our phone - there was minimal interaction between us and the waitress - just to get our check. Food came out pretty quickly.The Food:Preserved Egg w/ pork Congee - 4/5 congee was flavorful, portions were huge. Not too much flavor from the preserved egg.Bbq Pork Rice Roll - 4/5 i ordered this with the mushroom garlic sauce which wasn't the best idea. The sauce was flavorful but overpowered the food. Didn't really taste much of the BBQ pork since all I could taste was the sauce!Shrimp Rice Roll - 5/5 this was probably my favorite - the rice roll was cooked perfectly along with the shrimp which was complimented well by the sweet soy sauceChicken Sticky Rice - 4/5 solid piece of sticky rice but nothing special. Was filled with a decent amount of meat.Price: about $8 for the rice roll and $13 for the congee! I would say prices are fair for the amount of food you get. We definitely ordered way too much for two people and had to bring leftovers homeThe Atmosphere:Very small restaurant - largest table could hold 4 people. Not very many tables either! I would not come here if I had a large party since it would be difficult to accommodate. Very no frills restaurant. Had a TV in the background playing old Chinese drama which added to the atmosphere Parking:In a pretty empty strip mall - there was plenty of parking!

Parking: The parking lot is a decent size. On the weekends it can be a little harder to find space, but I would say be patient. Inside: The inside is small and cozy. They have a handful of tables that seat parties of four and parties of two. Shrimp Rice Roll: The rice rolls were delicious. They were done perfectly and every bite was so soft. The sauce was the perfect balance of sweet and salty. The portion they give really fills you up quickly. Braised Beef Brisket (non-spicy): This dish comes in a small clay pot. The portion size is big for one person. It does not come with rice. If you want rice it costs an extra $2. The sauce was perfect and the brisket was melt-in-your-mouth tender. If you had never had this before I would describe the flavor profile as savory, slightly sweet, and has umami notes.Overall: This place is a mom and pop shop. I happened to come into this shop not knowing what it was. I am glad I stopped inside because the food was pretty great. If you are in the mood for some fresh rice rolls this place is for you. They have a small but great menu with a variety of flavorful foods to choose from.

I stopped by AYEE Rice Noodles Roll during a SoCal trip with my friend and husband, and we were excited to dive into some comfort food.We ordered a good variety to share, starting with the BBQ pork rice roll and shrimp rice roll--both had solid flavor and really good portion sizes. The shiu mai was pretty decent as well. The BBQ pork rice was a solid choice--great portion size, and the pork wasn't too fatty, just the right balance of sweet-savory glaze. Lastly, we had the beef ball soup--the beef balls were tender, and the broth had a rich, comforting depth to it. I just wish they came with egg noodles instead of rice noodles but since the establishment is named "rice noodles roll" ... I guess it's self explanatory.Flavors across the board were solid--nothing mind-blowing, but was satisfying. Don't forget to add chili oil to the noodle soup for an extra kick! Overall, AYEE Rice Noodles Roll is good for what it is and gives you a nice comforting feel. Definitely a place to check out if you just want something warming. I think if I lived in the area, I might come back but since I was just visiting, I'm not sure if I would come back when there are many other choices in the valley.

These rice noodle rolls are actually different from your traditional rice noodle roll at dim sum establishments. These have more rice noodle and not as smooth in texture. So it's just a matter of your taste preference. The chicken sticky rice wrapped in banana leaf is the same goodness. The hot soy milk was lightly sweetened but had an off after taste to me. Overall, we ate this as breakfast and felt it was a bit too heavy so by lunch time, we did not have to eat that much.

Really really solid rice noodle rolls and jook. The meatball and beef ball was quite salty and not as bouncy as I expected it to be for its own standalone menu item. Nostalgic with a big tv playing old tvb shows in the background. Parking is easy in the lot and we had to wait about 15 min on a Sunday for lunch.

Came here on a weekday for lunch after we finished the physical exam. This place is small and the ambiance is okay like a mom-and-pop shop with limited seating but perfect for a quick bite. Hubby and I ordered the shrimp rice noodle roll (added with egg) for $8.99+ add'l $1 with eggs, sticky rice chicken for $6.99, and a Chaozhou beef ball noodles soup for $13.99. The Shrimp rice noodle roll (cheung fun) was not bad but we were not used to the Cheung fun added with eggs and veggies, it didn't seem like HK-style Cheung fun. The shrimp were fresh and tasty. It's more like Guangzhou-style Cheung fun instead of HK-style Cheung fun. Sticky Rice Chicken was not bad and it was flavorful. Our favorite dish was the Chaozhou beef ball noodles soup. The beef balls were handmade and they were flavorful. We also liked the noodles and soup. It was very delicious. Service was attentive and we will go back there again soon.

If you like cheung fun, rice noodle rolls, from Dim Sum... THIS is the kind of steamed rice noodle rolls you want in your face! The shop is very basic and a little dingy but if you've ever been to these kind of places, that can be overlooked very easily... it's not dirty or anything. Service was ok. I didn't expect much. It's a small shop. No frills. This style is legit and you can add or customize the ingredients in your roll. The flavors are a lot tastier than the regular dim sum kind. I like how soft, thin and fluffy the rolls are. The wonton soup is good, the braised beef noodles are yummy... and the Orleans style chicken wings are monster sized!Must try! Add some chili oil dip!

Stopped by for a meal with some friends. Parking was okay earlier in the morning but filled up quickly. Service was quick and friendly. We ordered the shrimp, bbq pork, and beef rice noodle rolls. I was quite disappointed with the texture of the rice noodles. It was too soft, broke apart easily, and had dried layers/bits as opposed to more silky or smooth. Flavor was okay and fillings were generous. The wonton noodles was the best thing we ordered. It was a solid bowl of springy wonton noodles in rich but light broth. The wontons had generous amounts of shrimp which I always appreciate. The curry fish balls were solid as well. We also got the shu mai which was tasty, the pieces were huge and also filled with supple pieces of shrimp. Overall, while the rest of the food was good, the rice noodle rolls were a let down.

Came here on a Saturday for lunch. Upon entering you notice they have very limited seating. They only have about 8 tables available for dine in. My husband and I ordered the meatball with rice noodle soup & shrimp rice noodle. I'd give the meatball rice noodle soup a 2/5. It was a bit too bland for me and the rice noodle in the noodle soup was pretty soggy. The meatballs were pretty good though, I wish I had ordered the meatball SOUP instead.I would rate the shrimp rice noodle a 4/5. I think it's definitely way better than dim sum shrimp rice noodles since the rice noodle was pretty QQ (chewy) & the portion was pretty big.The service was decent. The servers/waiters were pretty attentive. The order came out promptly.All in all, as of now, I probably wouldn't return unless I'm craving Cantonese rice noodle .