Maiv's Egg Roll Basket

This restaurant is a pretty decent spot for lunch, offering a unique twist on egg rolls. I tried the pork bread and a pork egg roll. The egg roll was average—not particularly flavorful and a bit greasy. The spicy dipping sauce was quite hot for my taste. However, the fried rice was excellent, so I'd recommend coming here for that alongside the egg rolls. The red curry noodle soup special had a nice coconut flavor and creamy texture, but unfortunately, it was only lukewarm. I prefer my soup steaming hot, so that was a bit disappointing.

The soup was delicious and perfectly seasoned, which was a pleasant surprise as it wasn't overly salty. My only minor complaint was that it wasn't as hot as I would have preferred, but that's just a personal preference. The pork egg rolls tasted like they were made by my own family—they were well-seasoned and very satisfying. The Thai tea, while not as creamy as I expected, was still enjoyable and had just the right level of sweetness. I highly recommend trying Combo 1 if you want to sample a variety of dishes. Overall, everything was reasonably priced at just $12!

The food is fantastic! It's nearly as good as homemade Hmong cuisine.

Ordinary chicken egg rolls and roasted rice by turf, never eaten here. The egg rolls were really good, but a little fat. Nothing a short blot with a paper cloth could not solve. The fried rice was EXCELLENT, but for a price-day of $9, very vaccinated on the part. It seems to be destined for a person, but we ordered it for 2. For this reason, 4 stars. Would like to try other egg rolls, but not sure I would order everything else.

Fantastic affordable little spot with tons of treats to choose from. The egg rolls are much larger than I expected. We tried the ham and cheese (too much onion, but our friends said that's not how they usually are), the shrimp, the beef, and then the brownie egg rolls. The shrimp and brownie were the best. I also really liked the spring roll I had. Highly recommended.