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    Millstone Rice Rolls

    4.3 (82 reviews)
    ModerateCantonese
    Closed 8:00 am - 10:00 pm

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    Howie H.

    situated in a plaza with a parking lot. service was quick. there's about a dozen tables. stopped in for breakfast when they opened at 8am. ordered a rice roll, a trio platter of fishballs, rice roll, fish siu mai, congee, soy milk, and hong kong milk tea. everything came out fresh. everything was good, flavors were on point. would return if in the area.

    Pork w/ preserved egg congee
    Philip L.

    Made-to-order is one of the secrets of giving great taste in their food. Their Deep Fried Dough Stick is beautifully done. Silky smooth steamed dough wrapped around the crunchy fried dough stick in the middle. The texture contrast is just awesome. One bite after another, and you just can't stop... one more order please! LOL Recommended.

    Sesame ball.
    Benedict T.

    Value meals! Millstone Rice Rolls offers made-to-order chinese traditional rice rolls, alongside an accompaniment of standard dishes that pair well - congee, fried noodles, fried dough sticks. There's a variety of preselected rice roll ingredients to be chosen (shrimp, pork, chicken, beef). We chose the HK style dough stick rice roll, which is a fried dough stick filling covered with a peanut butter and sweet sauce. We appreciated the nicely fried dough stick especially because it didn't turn soggy from the hot rice roll unlike other restaurants in the area. The congee is pretty standard - porridge base itself seems to be ubiquitous across the selections. It's perfectly seasoned with a good balance between the rice/water ratio (not too watery but also not too thick). We've ordered different variations of the congee each time (Sliced pork, pork kidney, and liver; House made fish paste; Sliced fish; Sliced pork with preserved egg). What we like most about Millstone is that the ingredients themselves are also seasoned separately, ensuring each mouthful is flavourful. We've had some congee in the area where the chefs think a seasoned porridge + unseasoned ingredients is acceptable, so we're glad to see Millstone doing the simple dish justice. Fried noodles were pretty standard, but I would like to emphasize how delicious their sesame ball snack is - perfectly fried, crispy on the outside with a tender chew on the inside, and a strong sesame seed fragrance. For those who don't know, this dish is a BIG fried sweet dough ball covered with sesame seeds (literally a ball). Restaurants will cut the ball into bite sized pieces for perfect crunch. It's rare to see the uncut dish, but Millstone lines it up for display in the kitchen. Definitely give this dish a try over the typical sweet crullers and fried dough sticks. The restaurant isn't the biggest inside, but the simple menu makes for an easy and quick turnover. Service is quick and easy, so you can be in-and-out within 20 minutes realistically once seated. Congee on a cold winter day is very comforting for us. Hope to see you there!

    Seasoned beef with chives rice roll
    Boris N.

    Found this using Yelp's surprise me feature! This place is really good. I've had plenty of rice noodle rolls in my life, but the flavours offered here are unique and I've not seen them before! The standouts are the beef brisket stew, and curry fish ball options. The soy sauce fried noodle with bean sprout is also very good. Congee is also solid! Highly recommend! The staff here are very efficient and everything came out very quickly.

    Daniel C.

    The congee is pretty standard. It's not going to blow up your tastebuds but it's reasonably priced and tastes good. The real star are all the sides/accompaniments. The fried fish skin and dough sticks are fantastic. Although there are other comparable places but it's a pretty big win here. I get the tradition of hot water to "clean" your utensils and stuff but I really think we need to do away with it. Don't love the idea that things are dirty to begin with and require additional cleaning. This is honestly more like a 3.5 but 4 is the closest fit.

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    Janice Y.

    Revisited this spot because rice rolls are my kind of comfort food, especially after a rough week. The rice rolls are still just as good as I last came, and on top of that, they've added new options and expanded their menu. You can now add an egg and other toppings to your rice rolls, and they've introduced other mains like noodle dishes. However, I recommend skipping the egg. We thought it would be cooked separately and rolled inside, but it turns out they just mix it into the rice roll batter, which makes the texture thicker. I personally prefer the delicate, thin rice rolls. We stuck mostly to the rice rolls and congee, and there's a deal that with $30 purchase, you can add a sesame paste dessert for only $2. I thought it would be a small bowl, but it was a generous portion, enough for both of us with leftovers. While I'm used to basic or below-average service at Chinese restaurants in this price range, it's usually at least efficient. Here, I felt bad for the server. He was the only one waiting on the entire restaurant, taking care of dine-in and takeout orders, and I even saw him eating between tasks like he had no break. I didn't want to interrupt him just to ask for a water refill or check on the dessert. It also seemed like he didn't understand English. When I asked if the egg was mixed into the batter (because I couldn't see it in the rice roll), he didn't understand me. Same thing when I called for water, he didn't respond to me until we spoke in Chinese. Most of the diners are Chinese, so it probably isn't an issue for the majority, and they do have QR codes for ordering off their menu. Food is still good and cheap though, and we left with 1.5 boxes of rice rolls to take home.

    Abalone Seafood Congee
    Crystal Z.

    Ambiance - cute hk style restaurant, spacious, semi open kitchen Service - slow, only 1 person up by counter/serving food, order food by QR code on table Food - love love the rice rolls, the truffle paste paired so well with rice rolls, curry fish balls were bouncy, fish skin was extra crispy

    Rachel S.

    A reasonably priced lunch or snack option in a very densely restaurant packed area. I love a good rice roll and congee, and Millstone does it well. There are a variety of options, but we went the safe option of a shrimp rice roll and their signature Millstone congee. The rice roll tasted great - I think it matched the price of around $8.50. Decent amount of shrimps but nothing too crazy. The congee was a nice treat as it came with Youtiao already included. I did think it needed some soy sauce / white pepper to really get the taste up to par. The menu had a lot of other things as well, such as curry fishballs, popcorn chicken, and other small eats. Everything seemed to be under $10, but the portions weren't big so you'd have to order a couple things. On a Saturday night at 7:30PM, it was not busy at all, but I think that's due to the suitability of the meal for dinner (definitely more of a mid-day or late night food). I could definitely see myself being back if I needed a snack. Spent $20 for the two items shared between two people which was reasonable but not filling of course.

    Hong Kong milk tea, pork rice, rolls, shrimp rice rolls, dough fritter rice rolls
    Kimberley N.

    My friend and I tried a new restaurant in the area before an appointment. We decided to try Millstone rice rolls based on the reviews and I was craving rice rolls. To order you just scan the QR code to place the order and pay at the front at the end. We ordered the special congee with pork and preserved egg, pork rice rolls, shrimp rice rolls, and the dough fritter rice rolls. Everything came out pretty quick and tasted delicious. It was also my first time trying preserved egg and I actually didn't mind it.

    Grace W.

    On our recent trip to Toronto, hubby and I tried this place for lunch one day and we were glad that we did. We ordered the Curry Pork Skin with Fish Balls and was quite tasty, the Sweet Cruller was meh. I got the Sliced Pork With Pork Blood Jelly Congee and hubby opted for the Dry Shrimp Rice Roll. Aside from the Sweet Cruller, everything exceeded our expectation. And WOW on the Rice Roll, we are still talking about that after the trip!

    Amy Y.

    Focus is congee and cheung fun and a variety of other street foods. Upon sitting you are directed to a QR code on the table for both the menu and to order. They do have a hard copy menu which we noticed with amusement is automatically given to customers who are more senior in age. What was ordered: Chicken and mushroom congee Beef and chive cheung fun Curry fish balls Food is decent and comes very fresh and hot! Congee looks like it comes in one size only and is perfect for 2 people if you are sharing other menu items. Service is quick and food comes quickly. Lots of single diners. Good place for a quick lunch if you want a comforting bowl of congee.

    Millstone Black Sesame Paste
    Johnny C.

    If you're craving congee and Chinese rice rolls, Millstone Rice Rolls should be on your radar. Starting off with the rice rolls, the assorted rice rolls are soft and smooth, with the right amount of chewiness. The dish I ordered came with beef, which was well seasoned and tender. The popcorn chicken is great, well battered, good spices, and juicy inside. The seasoned beef slice congee is simply delicious, not detecting MSG and loaded with ingredients to the point that I think it's very generous. The HK milk tea is decent as well, though nothing notable worth mentioning. There's currently a coupon promotion that where if you spend minimum $30, you'll get to purchase the Millstone Black Sesame paste dessert. While I have had better, this is still very good and is fantastic value. You do have to sign up for an account though, which is easy to do. The staff was very quick with having the food ready and friendly to the customers. A welcoming experience. I came a little early for lunch so it wasn't too rowdy of an environment. Overall quite a nice place to stop by for rice rolls and congee.

    Curry fishball rice rolls
    Cherrie T.

    My family and I dropped by Millstone Rice Rolls for a quick snack; it was our first time here. Staff spoke to us in Mandarin, and we can choose where we wanted to sit (it was on a Tuesday, around 4pm ish). Since this restaurant specializes in making fresh rice rolls, we ordered a couple out-of-the-ordinary combos to try 1) Fish Fillet rice rolls and 2) Curry Fishball rice rolls (this is when you are indecisive, and you wanted curry fishballs too lol) The fish one already came with sweet soy sauce (I'm sure you can ask for the soy sauce on the side if you don't like it drenching), and the rice rolls were smooth and delicious! The curry fishball one was hilarious, I mean, the combo works; it came with curry sauce instead of soy sauce (which I ended up dipping it in soy sauce later haha). The curry was not too too spicy, fishballs had a nice texture. Overall, very enjoyable! We also ordered 2 hot almond soy milk and it was heavenly! I'll definitely come back again!

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    March 28, 2026 - I came here to try their Peking duck special for $35. It came with a whole Peking…read moreduck, the wrap, the onions, cucumber and hoisin sauce. They leave you with the rest of the bones in a separate container to take home. My biggest complaint was that everything was so oily and the duck was also very fatty. But if you can get past that or take half your time scraping the fat away, it wasn't too bad.

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    Overall I liked the food here, generally the portions were bigger than I expected for every dish,…read moreand it justifies the higher than usual price per dish. Items that I got this visit: - har gow shrimp dumplings: overall pretty good, but the wrapper was a bit thicker than I expected. Would prefer a thinning dumpling wrapper - chicken feet: excellent, very tender and flavor was great - tofu skin wrap in abalone sauce: pretty good, the meat inside was lean and well balanced with the veggies - spare ribs in black bean sauce: this was a bit of a disappointment. The ribs were a bit tough and also underseasoned. It could have used some more salt and some extra cook time. Service was fine, nothing special. The restaurant overall was pretty nice and modern. I hope to come back sometime and try some other dishes.

    Food 4/5 Service 4/5…read moreAmbiance 4/5 Food: I came here for a lunar New Year lunch with some co-workers. They chose the menu which was a combo deal. There were so many dishes I started losing track. LOL. I also don't know all the names of the dishes as I didn't see the menu. One of the dishes was a fried lobster. They showed the lobster to us (poor lobster) before cooking it. The lobster tasted really good but I'm not used to handling lobster in its shell. LOL. There was a pumpkin soup which I couldn't eat since it had dairy in it. Another dish was a Peking duck with rice paper wraps, cucumber & green onions. This was my favourite dish. Delicious, yummy & simple to eat. Another dish was chicken (I didn't taste that one). We also had a fried rice which was so yummy. Then there was a dish with scallops, oysters, pork & seaweed surrounding it. I tried the scallops & they were delicious. There was another duck dish but this time the duck was chopped into little pieces with some Dessert was a yogurt / jelly type of thing which I can't eat due to my dairy intolerance. Service was really great. I'm not sure if that's because I was at a table full of Chinese people though. LOL. The dishes came quickly & they just kept coming! We had tiny plates to eat from so after the lobster we got clean plates. For the fried rice we had the servers separate it into bowls for everyone. Since we couldn't finish all the food we had them wrap up the leftovers & we took it back with us. Myself & another co-worker split up the leftovers between us since no one else wanted it. Ambiance: The restaurant had some nice lunar new year decorations up. It was pretty. Located inside the Atrium on the Bay this is an easy location to get to. The location was the site of a former restaurant called Spring Rolls. It still looks the same the only thing that changed were the tables & chairs. The washrooms are downstairs in the lowest level of the restaurant. It was hard for me to get down there because my knees are really stiff & painful. It would've been nice if they had a handicap washroom on the main level. The food was delicious & service was attentive. I thought the special lunar new year meal we chose was too much food for six people. I would've been happy with dim sum. Also the washrooms being in the basement was an inconvenience for me. Those who are mobility challenged will have the same issue.

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    Millstone Rice Rolls - cantonese - Updated July 2026

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