Wow, this place is a GEM, I am so in love with the Rolls, I visited 2 days in a row, had to get…read moresome more rolls in before we leave BC, which was so sad! Hei Hei Rice Roll is legit good, totally recommend, even my daughter too, I thought of her ( since she LOVES rice roll and couldn't make it on this trip with me) while enjoying these roll but when I shared with her the photos and mention that we will go back here with her- she already visited. She said it was so good! Hei Hei Rice Roll is located at the Richmond Public Market, oh wow - this place is really popular, on the 2nd visit I was the first in line then the line wasn't so long but while waiting for our order, the line got super long. I was lucky I didn't wait long in line. Best to arrive early. I am not sure what the secret to the rice roll but Wow, it's so thin, silky, smooth texture with the toppings, so great together. The last 2 times we had rice roll with my daughter at Portland and Seattle- followed per Instagram reels- those did not even compare to these rolls. My first visit I got the combo which is the best deals, starts at $15.50 but depends on what you select for the selection for rice rolls and congee. I got the pork & preserved egg congee, shrimp, mushroom, pork rice roll. The 2nd visit I got the combo again, with liver & preserved egg congee, scallop and shrimp rice rolls, but I got my order wrong for the roll- they missed the shrimp. fyi-I found out that bean sprout, corn, toppings are free! Both combo came out to $17. super cheap! Cash only, they take USD but its the same dollar $ value. I wish they take credit cards, hehe. & the Verdict: Yummy, the congee hits the spot for comfort food, loved how it is cooked and they add peanuts too. Love the packet of sauce for the rice rolls, the umami-ness, so good. Best to eat it hot and fresh! Don't forget to ask for chili sauce, to add that extra spicy kick! For now, I am not sure I'll ever find a spot that is closest to Hei Hei for my congee and rice roll fix until I get to visit Richmond, BC again.

02.12.26 @11:40a Got…read morethe mushroom & pork cheong funn. For drink I got the Grinder Black sesame. The cheong funn is silky & thin. The black sesame is smooth.

A yummy experience that was recommended to me by a family member…read more Location is not big so depending on when you are there. Either for the lunch rush or dinner rush you might need to wait. But they have a good system for dropping in and then you get a text message sent to your phone telling you when your table is ready. So for service it's pretty good. It's more traditional Taiwanese. So you have a choice of five different noodles to choose from. Most soups, either common normal or spicy. Next time I will try spicy version. Overall a very enjoyable lunch experience. The portions were quite large. I would recommend not parking close to the restaurant and parking further away. Sometimes parking in the city of Richmond is not for the faint apart.

One of the best beef noodles in the city. Beats all the other beef noodles I've tried at various…read moreother Taiwanese restaurants. Also, my Taiwanese friend said this was the best in Richmond so I think that's a good sign. The friends I have brought here have also enjoyed it and would come back. The food comes out pretty promptly, hot and fresh. You can't go wrong with ordering one of their beef noodle soups. I also like their deep fried items, having tried their chicken nuggets and squid tentacles. I want to try their other appetizers as well. Their menu is quite extensive and also has a dim sum section. I notice a lot of customers ordering their drinks too, although I have not tried any myself. Service is very good and attentive. They are not short staffed here at all. The staff are always refilling your tea, which is delicious. I will definitely be back. The restaurant is a decent size, so even if it is busy, there shouldn't be too long a wait. Plus you can add yourself to the waitlist online before arriving, if needed. Since it is in a strip mall, parking is free and always available and you can do some grocery shopping in the area afterwards.

Our family of six arrived on a Tuesday afternoon and there was no wait. This is mainly a lunch for…read moremy mom, a vegetarian, and my young daughters. We ordered the following: Rice noodle with fried fritters (炸兩) Rice noodle with truffled mushroom (皇子菇松露腸粉) Shrimp wonton noodle soup (雲吞面) Fried fish skin (炸魚皮) Iced Hong Kong milk tea (凍港式奶茶) The rice noodles were incredibly thin and smooth. Everything looks simple but it takes a lot of skill to make these "sheets" of rice noodle. We are from Chicago and I noted they have a location in Toronto. I am looking forward to checking out that location!

6/4/26- Opened up…read moreYelp to see where a dim sum place was.. What do you know... my CM Michael T. was here 9 days ago? Also another Reno fellow Yelper had also posted a review.. Really wanted dim sum and when handed the menu did not see it it was a noodle house- lol.. Hmmm... ended up making the best of the situation.. ordered the S36 beef brisket with rice.. Wow!.. perfect and tender.. Also got the shrimp egg rolls.. had to wait which means they were cooked to order... Perfect and crispy and not satiated with oil.. The choy sum oh so good with oyster sauce!.. So glad I have some Yelper's to guide me-

This may be the most authentic Chinese food I have ever had. My wife, who comes from NYC with an…read morearray of great Chinese places) agreed. Her chicken chow mein and my sweet & sour chicken were really delicious. We highly recommend this place.

Classic hole in the wall Chinese restaurant that's serves excellent food. Booths could use a bit of…read morerepair but we are there for food. Lots of options on the menu including soup. We came from the noodles and soup dumplings and they did not disappoint. Service was quick and food came out staggered which is typical for Chinese restaurant. Will be back

Noodle and Hainan chicken food stall at the Admiralty Centre food court. Food court was busy during…read moreweekday lunch hour, and this stall was doing decent business. They use electronic beepers to let you know when food is ready. We got the 2 person Hainan chicken rice combo for $37. Waited about 10 min for the food. The combo included half a Hainan chicken, 2 bowls of the flavored rice, two bowls of chicken soup (with date, peanut, tasted of lotus roots), and a bowl of yu choy with oyster sauce. Definitely enough food for 2 people. The chicken was pretty decent, had the subtle aroma and sufficient softness/smoothness. My favorite out of the combo was the flavored rice. A little bit grease and salt helps a long way. The vegetable was good. The soup could use a little more salt, but wasn't bad. Overall, a good food court meal.

This place is known for their wonton noodles and Hainanese chicken. It's located on the second…read morefloor of a Chinese mall. Overall, the wonton noodles are pretty good. The wontons are seasoned well and the noodles have a good texture. When I went, the dish cost $13. The food court area is a little dingy and note that the place gets busy (there is usually a line) and that it does close early and food does get sold out.

First time trying Micha and it was great! We took advantage…read moreof their combo meal for 2 and got chicken nuggets, lamb stir fry and 3 braided veggies I love a beef roll and this one was great also got the 2:1 drink deal as well. The interior is big, clean and modern decor. Menu is big with delicious options and reasonable prices. Food also came out quickly! My only feedback would be is if they had some photos on their menu to be more clear as to what the dishes are and how they are prepared.

Decent Taiwanese spot in Richmond area. We usually go to Memory Corner for Taiwanese but decided to…read moretry something new. What's appealing here is that their Instagram advertises daily specials so you can get some dishes for a great discount (like 40% off). We tried the braised combo (pork ear, pork intestines, fish cake), Taiwanese egg wrap, braised pork sauce rice with deep fried pork chop, and yam taro mochi balls. The braised combo is pretty solid - I didn't really like the funkiness to the intestines (I generally enjoyed it in barbecue settings) but the fish cake was fantastic. I also liked the texture of the pork ears. The Taiwanese egg wrap was a bit tasteless, so I wouldn't recommend. Braised pork sauce rice is the lu ruo fan which is a large portion with seaweed, bean sprouts, and soup on the side. Pork chop was flavorful and juicy but not crispy batter, which is okay. Yam taro mochi balls were sweet and chewy. I don't like taro but I loved this dessert! Service is okay. They give a water jug for self pour but the water jug was of questionable cleanliness. The specials were not discounted so we called it out and we weren't told that we had to put the order with a server, not the QR code, so it was a strange interaction. They ended up honoring the discount. Also, they shut down ordering 1 min before 10:30pm - guess they didn't want more money as we wanted to order 1 more dish and they preemptively told the kitchen to close. Sure it's fine no big deal, it was a lot of food.

A wonton noodle spot that needs no introduction! Max Noodle House is your go-to, authentic spot…read morefor a bowl of HK wonton noodle soup. To taste a bowl of Hong Kong, come to Max Noodle House and all your HK memories will come back! As we all know, the secret to that special tasting wonton soup base is that dried flounder fish... yet it's so hard to perfect that perfect balance of shrimp vs flounder vs etc. Yet, Max has perfected this formula for decades -- from HK to Vancouver. Must order: Wonton noodle soup Shrimp dumplings Their braised beef brisket is also excellent Notable Mention: Fried fish ball (the soul of this dish is that "clam dipping sauce") Service is fast and efficient, very HK style. Seating is comfortable and roomy. -- CASH ONLY -- Always a great meal at Max.

$16 for a small bowl of beef stew wonton noodle soup. Factoring in the conversion of CAD to USD,…read moremay be it was decent. Nothing ordinary, very typical wonton noodle soup. The fried fish paste balls were also standard. The congee tasted better there than the ones we have here in the US. Not sure if it was due to the water or the rice mixture they used. All in all, would go back again only if it's enroute.

I was in the area with some friends for karaoke and after seeing another spot was quite full, one…read moreof my friends suggested this spot! We came at the perfect time since a line formed after we got seated The tea was served in a lovely big pot too, it honestly felt like I was in China again. I'd been wanting to try some Xian specialities: particularly liangpi and paomo. My group shared two liangpi (the classic and the sesame, these were around 8-9 dollars each and you could probably eat one as a meal or share with someone as an appetizer/side), a biang biang noodle in Xian pork vinegar soup as well as a lamb paomo. Both liangpis which are cold chewy noodles were flavourful and had a great texture (I think I'd recommend classic if it's your first time!) What blew me away was the biang biang soup, the pork pieces were generous and the vinegarness of the soup was very unique. The paomo had vermicelli and lots of soaked bread pieces and lamb: much more gentle and lamb flavoured. Overall, portions were huge and the bill came out to around $55 for everything which was more than reasonable! Note that if your bill is under $30, they only take cash and if over, debit is an option but no credit. I'll definitely be back to this spot ‍

This restaurant has a lot of classic dishes from Xi'an such as rou jia mo (their version of a…read moreburger), biang biang noodles, pao mo (soup with pita), and liang pi (cold noodles). I shared the liang pi, biang biang noodles, and a lamb noodle soup. It was a lot of carbs but I think the flavours for each dish were quite different and made the experience very enjoyable. I definitely recommend getting the liang pi and biang biang noodles. The liang pi is perfect for the summer as it's served cold (it's also slightly spicy) with cucumbers. The biang biang noodles had a really delicious sauce and the texture of the noodles made it stand out. It's very wide and had a nice chew (this might become one of my favourite noodle dishes)! The restaurant has a lot of space and can accommodate larger groups as well as individual diners. Service is quick and the staff calls out the order to each other so it's a very lively environment.