Original: What about fried chicken 

Intestinal powder is definitely a traditional delicacy loved by people in Guangdong and even all over the country. In the old city of Guangzhou, you will definitely find a shop selling sausage powder every tens of meters. As a Guangzhou silver, the rice rolls that fried chicken has eaten from his life can probably go around a third of the world, and even when he was a child, he occasionally had the "ideal" that he wanted to set up a stall to sell rice rolls when he was young.

After arriving in Los Angeles, I found that Los Angeles may be the region with the richest Cantonese cuisine in the United States. I felt homesick, so I ate almost all the rice rolls in Los Angeles. The rice rolls are summarized into the following four genres and take a look at several restaurants that are worthy of collection in each genre of rice rolls. Sincerely, I hope everyone likes it. If you have any questions, please leave a message and give pointers.

A good sausage powder should be "white as snow, thin as paper, shiny, smooth and delicious". But to create a bowl of rice rolls that is delicious and not greasy, it takes at least a few years of work.

Drawer type rice rolls

Drawer rice rolls are made with a rice roll machine with several layers of steaming trays. The steaming plate is a layer of iron plate. Generally, the rice milk is poured into the steaming plate, and the filling is steamed for more than a minute to complete. Usually breakfast shops or roadside stalls will use this convenient and quick way of making.

Bula

As the name suggests, Bula Chang is a steamed rice roll made by pouring rice milk onto a cloth. Because the production of bran rice noodles is more complicated and more technical than drawer type rice noodles, it usually appears in Cantonese restaurants.

chee cheong fun

Although it is called Chee Cheong Fun, the Chee Cheong Fun itself does not use any internal organs. Roll the steamed vermicelli into long strips and cut them into sections to make chee cheong fun. It is usually in the form of miscellaneous sauce chee cheong fun, toot chee cheong fun or fried chee cheong fun.

Dessert Rice Rolls

In addition to traditional rice rolls, dessert rice rolls made of konjac/jelly have also become popular in the past few years. The more common flavors are mango, durian and banana.

Stop talking nonsense~ Let's start our trip to Los Angeles!

Drawer-style rice rolls

1. E&J Yummy Kitchen 728 S Atlantic Blvd, Monterey Park, CA 91754

LA's most authentic drawer-style rice rolls

Yinchao Cuisine's rice rolls are one of my favorites. I always get up early to eat a piece of rice rolls with double eggs. Their home reminds me of the egg vermicelli in Guangzhou lunch boxes, topped with a spoonful of homemade soy sauce. Although there is no gorgeous appearance, the authentic and simple taste is really fascinating.

It is recommended to order beef vermicelli with double eggs. The beef is full and the taste is very tender, which is very in line with the delicate and smooth vermicelli. If the rice rolls are not full enough, their porridge is cheap and large, but the taste is relatively ordinary. In contrast, I would recommend a bowl of wonton noodles. The wontons are big and full, the pork is delicious, and there are shrimps!

*Occasionally, the store forgot to add eggs once or twice, so remember to emphasize adding eggs when placing an order. In addition, this store only accepts cash!

2. Mr. Champion 150 Las Tunas Dr, Arcadia, CA 91007

Authentic rice rolls run by old overseas Chinese in Kaiping

The owner of Mr Champion's rice rolls is from Kaiping, so the taste is quite authentic. The price of Mr Champion's rice rolls is similar to that of Silver Tide. Each serving has four pieces of rice rolls. The appearance is very neat and the taste is soft. Although the soy sauce looks light in color, the taste is unexpectedly strong. I personally don't recommend fresh shrimp rice rolls very much. Compared to beef intestines, the food is sufficient and the rice rolls will absorb the gravy. Remember to add eggs!

Bula

3.

Lunasia Dim Sum House 239 E Colorado Blvd,Pasadena, CA 91101

Lunasia Chinese Cuisine  500 W Main St,Alhambra, CA 91801

Tall Lobster Rolls

The Triumph Palace is a relatively high-end restaurant specializing in Cantonese cuisine. And its new store in Pasadena, Golden Triumph Palace, has many foreign customers in addition to the mainstream Chinese market due to its location and menu. Their love for morning tea can be seen from their patience in queuing and their skillful handling of chopsticks.

If you like fried two sausages and fresh shrimp sausage fun, you must not miss the Jinsha shrimp sausage fun that combines the best of both worlds. The sweetness of the shrimp and the crispiness of the fried dough sticks will definitely make you unforgettable.

In addition to the signature Jinsha Shrimp Rice Noodles, the old store at Triumph Palace also has the largest lobster rice noodles in LA. A piece of rice rolls uses a whole fresh lobster, the meat of the lobster is made into rice rolls, and the rest of the lobster will be stir-fried with onion and ginger and set aside. The price of $38 is equivalent to enjoying two lobster dishes, which is totally worth it!

4. Elite Restaurant 700 S Atlantic Blvd, Monterey Park, CA 91754

Hundred-flower fried sausages

Celebrity Villa is located in Monterey Park where the morning tea market is highly competitive, but its high price of morning tea does not affect its popularity. Their home is characterized by many flavors and good quality, and even the choice of rice rolls is more abundant than most morning tea restaurants.

Celebrity Villa's signature rice rolls must be Baihua fried two sausages. The st0 shrimp doesn't feel like eating rice rolls, but the crispy shrimp is slippery. If you like sweet flavors, you can try one of my favorites, which is also their special golden corn char siu sausage. The sweetness of corn and other vegetables neutralizes the greasyness of the barbecued pork, and when paired with the special soy sauce, you will definitely fall in love with it.

5. Sea Harbour 3939 Rosemead Blvd,Rosemead, CA 91770

A time-honored brand with a tender and traditional taste

The Harbour Grand Hotel is a long-established Cantonese-style restaurant. It tastes more authentic, so it is very popular with locals. Although it is a long-established brand, there are no dim sum carts that shuttle between the seats in the store, but all take the form of ordering.

Haigang's rice rolls are more traditional, but the rice rolls are thin and slippery. Whether it's a traditional fresh shrimp sausage or a warm paparazzi duck rice roll, it's a good choice!

I heard that many people are amazed by their cold melon chicken shredded rice noodles, and friends who don't mind eating a little "bitter" may try it.

6. Monterey Palace Restaurant 1001 E Garvey Ave,Monterey Park, CA 91755

Coriander rice rolls are recommended for those who love cilantro

Lee Garden, which always has long queues after ten o'clock, is also a long-established Cantonese teahouse. The price of his house is definitely conscientious compared to other houses, and the dim sum is always only $2.99.

Lee Garden has a wide variety of rice rolls, from bra sausages, Jinsha sausages to cheecheong fun, as well as stewed pork ribs with rice rolls. You can almost find the specialties of other restaurants here. When it comes to Lee Gardens, I have to mention their coriander rice rolls, which is a blessing for a coriander party like me. The clean intestine powder is added with coriander leaves, without any extra meat and seafood, and the white inside is green and pure and beautiful. The sweetness of soy sauce and the fresh coriander are definitely a refreshing stream in the dim sum of morning tea.

7. Longo Seafood Restaurant 2730 Prospect Ave, Rosemead, CA 91770

Crispy signature golden red rice sausage

Although it is a newly opened Cantonese seafood restaurant in 2017, due to its delicious dishes and refreshments, it has become a popular place in less than a year. It is said that their family also invited the master chef of Liyuan Seafood Restaurant!

The characteristic of their family's rice rolls is that the rice rolls are arranged on a plate unlike other bras, where the white rice rolls are rolled with fillings. The presentation of their rice rolls is more like a drawer-style rice roll. The powder blends together. As one of the signature rice sausages, the golden red rice sausage is not wrapped in fried dough sticks and shrimp like other restaurants, but sprinkled with golden and silver tempura pieces on the soft and chewy net red rice sausage. It is gorgeous and not too greasy.

*A lot of their rice rolls are served with cilantro. Those who don’t like cilantro and those who love cilantro should pay attention when ordering it!

8. Happy Harbor Seafood Restaurant

Rowland Heights Store: 18953 Gale Ave, Rowland Heights, CA 91748

Temple City Store: 5725 Rosemead Blvd, Temple City, CA 91780

The quality of rice rolls is stable but lacks surprises

As one of the most popular Hong Kong-style seafood restaurants in LA, if you don't queue here for an hour or two at noon on weekends, you basically can't have morning tea.

Although Hyatt's morning tea quality is definitely one of the best in the LA area, the rice rolls here are average compared to other dishes. Described in one sentence is: stable production, quality and quantity. Among them, Yuzi tofu sausage in abalone sauce is a relatively unique product. The soy sauce of the rice rolls is replaced with abalone juice, and it will not feel greasy when paired with the fried tofu.

9. Harlam's Kitchen 8150 Garvey Ave,Rosemead, CA 91770

Super cheap rice rolls hidden in Food Court

If you don't want to spend time queuing for food at a restaurant but want to eat rice rolls, Shrimp Lin Xiaoche is a good choice. Shrimp Lin Chef is located in the Food Court of the square supermarket. Although the environment is relatively noisy, it is still very good to sit down and eat a warm plate of rice rolls after shopping. Not only do they have a wide selection of rice rolls, they are also quite affordable, ranging from $1.5 to $2.75. For only $2, you can buy a plate of the most popular fried two sausages. Although the taste of the rice rolls may not be as good as that of the big hotel, the taste is still very worthy of its price.

In addition to rice rolls, they also have Hong Kong-style snacks such as wontons, fish balls, and beef offal.

10. Seafood Village 684 W Garvey Ave, Monterey Park, CA 91754

Affordable price, there are many choices of crispy rice noodles with the main taste

Chaolou and Hyatt are very close, the price is very affordable, the business is usually good but there is not a long queue. Chaolou’s rice rolls are characterized by a thin and smooth skin. There are many choices of crispy rice rolls. There is even a mesh rice roll, which is presented in the shape of fried dumplings with ice flowers. If you like fried rice but want to try new flavors, you are welcome to try Fresh Golden Mushroom Crispy Rice. This sausage powder uses fried fried enoki mushrooms instead of fritters, and the taste is unexpectedly special together with the tender sausage powder.

There is also a takeaway dim sum department outside Chaolou. If you are worried about the taste, you can go to the dim sum department to try it first.

11. Seafood Cove 2 9211 Bolsa Ave Ste 106 - 107 Westminster, CA 92683

Mix and match Vietnamese style special rice rolls

As a restaurant for morning tea in Westminster, where many Vietnamese immigrants live, some of their teas have a fusion of Vietnamese flavors. Although the price of their morning tea and snacks is not low, it is not easy to have refreshments here. Some of the rice rolls in this shop are also very Vietnamese. For example, the fried shrimp rice rolls and fried two sausages will be served with soy sauce, sesame mixed with hoisin sauce. Different from ordinary soy sauce, the freshness of hoisin sauce makes you forget about the oiliness.

12. The Noodle

Rowland Heights Store: 19755 Colima Rd, Rowland Heights, CA 91748

Chino Hills Store: 4183 Chino Hills Pkwy P, Chino Hills, CA 91709

Arcadia Store: 1212 S Baldwin Ave, Arcadia, CA 91007

Fast-food rice rolls at a chain of Hong Kong-style restaurants

The noodle shop is quite well-known as a Hong Kong-style restaurant chain owned by Hyatt. In the noodle shop, you can eat all kinds of porridge, noodles and roasted meat snacks. Although there are many choices of rice rolls in the noodle shop, the taste can only be said to be OK, and the fillings are not very enough. I recommend their fried two sausages. The sausage noodles are thin and crispy. They also come with three flavors of dipping sauce. If you happen to come to a noodle shop to eat, this sausage powder is worth a try.

chee cheong fun

13. Hong Kong Café 162 W Garvey Ave, Monterey Park, CA 91754

The most popular roadside steamed rice noodles

Hong Kong Café in Monterey Park is also a well-known Hong Kong-style tea restaurant. The store is not large, so you may have to wait for a while. Roadside steamed rice rolls and pineapple oil are two dishes that I must order when I go to their house, and I see them at almost every table. The sliced chee cheong fun is topped with hoisin sauce and peanut sauce and sprinkled with sesame seeds. The store also carefully placed the garlic chili sauce on the side plate, taking care of customers who don’t like spicy food.

14. Henry’s Cuisine 162 W Garvey Ave, Monterey Park, CA 91754

The pursuit of high quality is not easy

The owner of Culinary Restaurant is famous for its pursuit of high taste and quality, so the taste of their chee cheong fun will not disappoint you. Lao Jiang Cheong Fun is not only cheap but also big in portion, topped with hoisin sauce, peanut sauce and white sesame. The fried rice noodles in XO sauce is paired with a lot of bean sprouts, and there is a kind of Feel of dry fried beef. The chee cheong fun is fried until it is dry and has a little burnt aroma, and the taste is light, which can make the XO sauce more delicious.

15. The Congee

Alhambra Store: 19 E Valley Blvd, Alhambra, CA 91801

City of Industry Store: 18236 Gale Ave, City of Industry, CA 91748

A plate of chee cheong fun with Hong Kong feelings

Haihuang Porridge Noodles is not only named after Hong Kong, but also a Hong Kong-style light meal with high cost performance. Because the store is not big, you will occasionally have to wait for a table when you go there at noon.

Although their recognized signature is porridge, Chee Chee Chee Fun is definitely the most popular snack in the store. Their home offers two types of Chee Cheong Fun, which are Gee Kee Hai Huang Chee Fun and Chee Chee Chee Chee Fun with Beef Brisket. Ji Ji Hai Huang Intestinal Fun is actually fried rice noodles. The taste is relatively light, but the taste of the sausage noodles is very good. The taste is a little elastic and will not be too soft and rotten due to frying. The beef brisket chee cheong fun is only $2 more expensive than the Haihuang chee cheong fun, but it comes with a large piece of beef brisket. The most important thing is that the chee cheong fun is dipped in the beef brisket soup with a rich meaty fragrance. It is definitely a good value for money. Chee Cheong Fun.

Dessert Rice Rolls

16. Premier Dessert Art 501 W Garvey Ave, Monterey Park, CA 91754

The Gospel of Choice Phobia - Classic Shuangpinchangfen

Shangpin Dessert Art should be well known to many people as a Hong Kong-style dessert shop that has been open for more than four years. I went to Shangpin Sweet Art a long time ago to eat durian and mango rice rolls.

The specialty of their rice rolls is that they have coconut milk added to the skin, which tastes like coconut milk jelly. The rice roll is filled with whole pulp and cream, and topped with sweet and sour mango sauce. Personally, I prefer durian sausage powder, I feel that the taste of durian blends better with the cream.

By the way, their house not only has dessert rice rolls, but also hor fun!

17. Sweet Heart Dessert House 3926 Vachon Dr, Rosemead, CA 91770

Q mango rice rolls

If you're craving hot chee cheong fun with mixed sauce and mango chee cheong fun with sweet and sour flavors, you're right! There are Hong Kong-style snacks and various desserts here, as well as unique purple sweet potato-flavored desserts and poplar nectar in ice bowls!

Sweet mango vermicelli has a smoother skin and is slightly thinner than Shangpin. There is enough cream in the rice roll, and the ripeness of the mango is also enough, and it is very satisfying after eating.

*They only accept cash, remember to bring some cash

Write at the end

No matter what genre or type of store it is, for foodies, good taste is good rice rolls! If you have eaten any different rice rolls in North America, please leave a message and let me know!

Wu Tiao Cheong Fun~~

Tim good luck, the yellow sand pig in the four kings 

This restaurant in New York, which is one of the Four Heavenly Kings of Tim Hao Luck, has replaced it with a beef vermicelli with a twist.