Ayee Rice Noodles Roll - Chino

This place is located conveniently inside a 99 ranch market where you can find an array of wonton soup, congee, and steamed rice rolls. The highlight of my trip was getting the beef rice rolls with mushroom garlic sauce and being greeted by the owners with a smile. They recommend the beef brisket rice and noodle soup which will definitely be my next must-have here. We ordered the beef and egg steamed rice rolls and each portion was so hefty. One rice roll to share with two was enough for me. The beef with the garlic mushroom sauce was my favorite. The egg lacked flavor but the sweet soy sauce made up for it. Can't wait to try the noodle soups next!

Easy parking in a big lot. This place is food court style located inside 99 Ranch Market CravingsOrdering is from a touch pad. Orders mainly to go but there is easy access seating including high chairs and a full access to a toddler table and chairs.Overall is a great in and out style place with the same great tastes as their store in Rowland Heights. Don't miss out.

I ordered congee to-go, and it was piping hot, filled with all the eggs and pork I could ask for--absolutely delicious! I stopped by around 2:30 PM on a Thursday, so it wasn't busy at all. The warm and friendly service stood out: an auntie in the kitchen made my dish within 10 minutes and greeted me with genuine kindness.The restaurant is located in the food court of 99 Ranch, which has plenty of seating. This section feels new and modern, with some neighboring food stalls still yet to open, adding to the anticipation of a bustling spot in the future.A great experience all around--I'll definitely be back if I'm ever in the area!

This is a super convenient restaurant located inside the Cravings/99 Ranch Market food court. The owner wonder is super nice and welcoming. He let us tried the stewed beef brisket, it was amazingly flavorful (not salty, a hint of spicy, and super tender). The rice noodle roll is definitely handmade, we saw the owner cooking in the kitchen. I suggest on adding an egg to the roll, definitely add an another level to the dish. This place is one of the few traditional and authentic canto restaurants around the area. Definitely worth a try! There are lots of desks and chairs in the food court. Since it's a food court, everything is self-served; but the owner's friendliness and vibe treats this food stand like his very own restaurant.

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I really hope this place survives.Places go to die in the Cravings food court. RIP Panini Kabob.I mostly came here because of the rice rolls which are kind of hard to come by unless you're in the SGV. My sister and I shared the following:-siu mai ($6.99)-shrimp rice rolls ($8.99)-BBQ pork rice ($13.99)Rice rolls were textually soft and giving what they needed to give. I noticed, after the fact, that you can customize your rice rolls with different ingredients including an egg (!!). I will be definitely be back to customize my roll.The siu mai was pretty standard - good, standard - nothing particularly memorable, but siu mai enough to satiate any craving. I also thought the BBQ pork rice was pretty serviceable. It was a teeny tiny bit dry, but it was fine. You order at a kiosk so there's not a ton of human interaction going on here, however, we were served by an older gentleman who could have been someone's grandfather. For that alone, I'd 100% support this rice noodle roll spot. Ayee Rice Noodles Roll is a really good snack option if you happen to shopping in the newly renovated 99 Ranch Market.

I stopped in for a bite since I was in the area. The wonton soup was delicious. You order at a kiosk. Once you receive your food, there is plenty of open seating between the various restaurants. Totally recommend.

This restaurant is located inside the Craving food court in Chino Hills. It is said to be authentic Cantonese street food. They also have another location in Rowland Height.They serve: Dim Sum, Congee, Soup, Noodle, Rice Noodles, and Rice Dishes with protein.They don't really have main vegetarian dishes.You can order your meal online or at the Kiosk. Once your food is ready the worker will call your name/number.Ordered:Wonton Soup - The soup and the wontons were packed separately which is perfect from getting the wontons soggy. Just combined it when you are ready to eat. The soup flavor is just ok and could have been better. BBQ Pork Rice - It was bit tough and dry to eat. It has the sweet savory flavor.Shrimp Rice Roll with Sweet Soy Sauce - This roll is little different than the traditional Rice Roll you get at the Dim Sum place. It looks like shredded noodle twisted with couple of pieces of shrimps. and cabbage. It tasted pretty good with the sauce.Braised Beef Brisket with Rice - The aroma of this dish was mouthwatering. The beef was very tender and juicy. Their portion size is good.

I came here on a Sunday at 9 a.m., and this was the only restaurant open so early. I ordered the shrimp rice roll, cilantro scallion rice roll, and the radish rice roll. The rolls were delicious, and my favorite was the radish rice roll. It's hard to find this type of food in this area unless you're willing to drive out to the SGV. I can't wait to come back and try more of the rice rolls on the menu.

I saw on YouTube Hong Kong street food with fresh made rice noodle. Found this place in 99 Ranch Craving food court that just opened. Fresh made rice noodle! Large portions. Not regular dim sum size order. Very good!