Solange Hansen

We missed the M9 and decided to hustle over a block for rice rolls over at Sun Hing Lung Ho Fun Tofu - and we’re so glad we did. Only in Chinatown can you get so much good food for 4 people (we only have 3 but one is a teen!) for less than $20! We ordered the dried shrimp rice roll (yummy and has fresh green onion!!!), fresh shrimp rice roll, beef rice roll, pork rice roll, fresh tofu, and decided to try the jelly they had stacked on a table (it’s jello that comes with a sweet sauce to pour on top) and the grand total was less than $20! This isn’t Cheung Fun Noodles but the variety and kindness of the nice woman at the window made this just as great! Definitely a must go for rice rolls if you’re shopping at the grocery and hangry :)

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Diana Dvorská

Very authentic spot! I came around 10 AM—no line, and only waited about 3 minutes for the fresh veggie rice rolls. I wanted to try the fried tofu, but they were out, so the lady kindly offered me the sweet tofu instead—and it was so good! I totally see why this place is so popular with locals. I found it through TikTok and was not disappointed—super fresh, delicious, and only $5? Wow!!!

Gourmand

CASH ONLY. For the price, this is an excellent rice roll that is SUPER QUICK. No more waiting 40 minutes at any other location. The ladies working here will get your order in 3-5 minutes flat. I highly recommend the egg rice roll and add scallions. They also keep sauces outside that are all delicious: hoisin, peanut sauce, soy sauce, and sriracha. I personally just added all 4 and it was delicious. This is really great for the price and might now be my go to spot when I need this.

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Bill

No-frills Cantonese steamed rice rolls at an unbeatable price. The food is simple yet so flavorful and comforting - be sure to add sauces like soy, peanut, and hoisin after getting your rice roll! This is primarily a takeout spot, but you can still enjoy your meal in the open space outside the restaurant.

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Henry Suzuki

One of the best rice rolls that I had ever have. Price is very reasonable and you can eat outside next to the shop or take back to your hotel room / office. Seafood and pork rolls are both wonderful and very memorable!

T B

5 stars for 5 reasons 1. Best rice rolls! Fresh, warm and good texture! 2. Price is unparalleled! 2.5 for one rice roll! Can’t beat that! 3. Quick service 4. Nice folks and good service 5. Nice simplified menu easy to order

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Michelle W

I love Cheung Fun aka rice rolls! One of my absolute favourite dim sum dishes of all time. This unassuming, hole-in-the-wall (literally) store is serving up fresh rice rolls for a great price and I highly recommend you stop by when in Chinatown. What we got: - Roasted Pork Rice Rolls - Curry Fish Balls Rice Rolls Final thoughts: This spot has no seating as you order at a take-out window. Don't forget to pour on some sauces before enjoying your freshly made rice rolls. The rice rolls were made to order and perfectly bouncy. Our two orders came to a total of $6.75 (bring cash!). If you're looking for great cheap Chinatown eats, Sun Hing Lung should definitely be on your list.

The real Taste of China If you're in Chinatown, the small Chinese street food joint on Henry Street is a must-visit. With around 15 seats, it's as authentic as it gets. The place is like a little piece of China in New York, with way over 90% of the patrons of Chinese descent. The menu is straightforward, but the flavors are really great, and it won't break the bank. We tried the noodle soup with ribs and the pan-fried dumplings - both were delicious. The service is quick, and the food arrived promptly. In summary, it's a fantastic culinary journey into the heart of Chinatown, offering a taste of China that won't disappoint.

Joe Joe

Solid rice rolls. I had the beef brisket and roast pork. Both were good but next time i will stick with the beef. Noodles were a great texture. Place is a dive hole in the wall spot. Item got more expensive recently it used to be a 1.50. Def worth a try

Felix

Very affordable and the rice rolls come out so hot and fresh. I think the roast pork was a little overly dry when I was there though, but I would still come back for the other options sometime.

Thao Tran

A cash-only freshly made rice roll counter with unbeatable price. We got fresh shrimp and mix vegetables. One tip is to add an egg to your order to make it better. They also had some packaged food like fried tofu and rice sheet that I’m definitely coming back for!

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bobwho1995

Got the shrimp rice roll, total $4. Overall 6.8/10, I had better rice rolls elsewhere. But the price here is cheaper. One issue is that they use cheap generic watered down soy sauce. If they had used the more traditional dim sum soy sauce for rice rolls this place would be a hit.

Melanie Tam

I had a craving for some rice rolls and a quick search in the area showed me that I had this spot booked for some reason. Not sure what that reason was or why there are such great reviews because these rice rolls were not good. I ordered a beef one and a curry fish ball one. The beef isn't like dim sum spots where there's a bunch of ground beef inside. Instead, it's just pieces of ground beef scattered throughout. It was so little that you could barely even taste it. The fish ball was basic. The sauce was soo watery and it was really messy. Overall, the texture of the rice rolls wasn't too good either. It was too sticky/mushy. I can also asked for an extra container but note, that they charge an extra 25 cents for this. The sriracha and hoisin sauce on the side are also watered down. This could quite possible be some of the worst rice rolls I have ever eaten.

Jeff T. Critic

Sun Hing Lung/Plain Steamed Rice Roll: The service was fast and friendly and the employee was very nice. But, unfortunately this spot is out to lunch (no pun intended). My gut was in a knot when I saw how deserted the line was because there wasn’t any. And it was confirmed when my order looked like discolored cabbage and tasted as bland as unseasoned rice; even the soy sauce didn’t help.