Rice Noodle Roll @ AA Plaza [Closed]

I dropped by Flushing Library today to borrow some books. Along the way, I thought of trying the rice noodle roll at AA Plaza. As I was not aggressive enough, other customers cut into my queue. Sigh~

Price: Value for money. $1.25 for a tub of rice noodle roll. It could be eaten as a meal.

Quality: The serving was generous. I had it for lunch. The texture of the rice noodle roll was a little hard but it tasted delicious together with the sweet sauce. Something you should not fussed about when the food was cheap and good.

Store layout: A simple takeout stall beneath Flushing LIRR station. The staff were quite friendly. The only problem was the queue. People will cut queue if you were not aggressive enough. Otherwise, you can get the food within minutes.

"Remember AA Plaza. You will not miss the signage from afar."

"Chewy rice noodle roll with sweet sauce and hot sauce. Yummy."

Where: AA Plaza, 40-40 Main Street (West bound LIRR Station to Manhattan)
Tel: NA
Website: NA
Overall rating: 3/5

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