A-Xing Rice Roll

We’ve been wanting to try this forever and we finally did for something quick and easy and it’s very much like a onigiri if you’re not sure what it is. Bigger than we were thinking it was gonna be and suuuper filling. Two of us shared three different ones and all were very good!

Was in the area so went in for the first time. It has a cutesy aesthetic and it specializes in fantuan (rice rolls), gigantic ones stuffed with meat and other things. Think fatter versions of sushi rolls or kimbap. Only one guy working and he was very nice. Decided to try the kimchi one and another with cheese. Pro tip: eat it there right away (I took it away which was a mistake). I also didn’t ask him to cut it for me which I wish I did (assuming he could/would if you asked).

This is the first Rice Roll Restaurant in the U.S.

Tasty purple rice rolls and drinks. This is an authentic Taiwanese dish with a twist

A-Xing Rice Roll offers tasty and satisfying rice rolls, perfect for a quick and flavorful meal. #StreetFood #RiceRolls #FoodieFavorites

This place was another new spot I had noticed this morning and had to try them out. I got their popular teriyaki beef rice roll, the panfried bacon rice roll and the lemon yaahi oolong tea. i enjoyed the tea, but I can't say I enjoyed the rice rolls. I felt like there just too much purple rice ratio over the filling. it was too much gluton for me, for my taste. it was expensive at $10,99-$12.99/per rice roll!!

Great rice rolls