Lee's Stonemill Rice Roll

Located in the Yuan Ming Food Court Centre, Lee's Stonemill Rice Roll is a lovely food stall that offers a taste of traditional Chinese cuisine, particularly known for its rice rolls. Their rice rolls are delicious and would recommend the House Minced Pork & Egg Rice Roll and Shrimp & Snow Pea Leaves Rice Roll. We would come back to try more of the menu and definitely hits the spot for Dim Sum cravings. The menu at Lee's Stonemill is straightforward, featuring a selection of items such as dim sum, rice rolls, congee, noodle soup, snacks, and drinks. During our visit, we ordered several dishes, including the Beef Brisket Noodle Soup, House Minced Pork & Egg Rice Roll, Shrimp & Snow Pea Leaves Rice Roll, Beef Brisket Rice Roll, Cold Lemon Tea, and Cold Milk Tea. The three rice rolls are apparently popular choices, but we thought the Pork & Egg Rice Roll and the Shrimp & Snow Pea Leaves Rice Roll were the best. The rice rolls were cooked well and very worth the value! Their soy sauce served with the rice rolls was delicious and complimented the dish very well. It reminded us of the Dim Sum Restaurant-style soy sauce. Also, their Cold Milk Tea definitely hit the spot with the resemblance to Hong Kong Milk Tea! The food court itself is spacious and well-lit, creating a comfortable dining environment. When food is ready, food stall vendors call out the order number for easy pickup. Lee's Stonemill Rice Roll accepts payment options of cash, credit, and debit cards.

If there’s one thing you try here, let it be the beef brisket rice rolls. Dropped by on a weekday afternoon and there was no wait, so I asked the staff what their recommendation was and I’m so glad I tried it. The rice rolls were amazing and paired well with the soy sauce & brisket. The beef brisket was incredibly tender and made the entire experience worth it. I also tried their century egg and pork congee which was okay - it could use a little bit more salt but overall very standard. The people there were so sweet, and I’d definitely recommend visiting!

Tried this place cuz a YouTube short. The rice roll was thin yet chewy, the sauce was light, a little sweet and soya. The price was good. Good with the spicy sauces (for me). Definitely worth a try if you like rice roll. Husband ordered the brisket noodles, I didn't try but he said they were okay.

This is the place to go if you're looking for fresh handmade rice rolls in Mississauga. Get there before 11.30am on a weekend or else you'll be waiting in a very long line. We had the rice roll with minced pork and egg and the rice rolls with beef brisket. The rice rolls were delicate and very flavorful and very inexpensive. We also ordered the soup noodles with brisket which was also tasty. A fantastic place to eat if you're looking for a delicious and affordable meal.

Drove an hour through rush hour Toronto traffic just to try this place out. Totally worth it. My parents, who are your archetypal Asians of few words, also agreed: very good. I’ll come back but will plan the drive better.

Delicious rice rolls! I ordered the bestseller, the one with egg and pork + small soup dumplings. This spot is located in a small food court attached to a grocery store. There is ample parking and lots of seating. They make the rice rolls fresh to order and it is worth it. The rice rolls are so thin, silky and delicious. The small soup dumplings were good but I probably wouldn't order that again. This place only takes cash and debit. I came by before the lunch rush so my order was ready within 10 min. Give it a go! This is a small family business, they make everything from scratch and the prices are super reasonable! This restaurant is the definition of chinese comfort food!

It was food court so we don’t expect much! We ordered 3 rice rolls #1,3&4! It was fast food ! The food court was clean but no one wipe the tables ! Thế rolls were fresh , soft & price was so cheap ! 3 orders for $25!

This photo doesn't do this place justice. We took this photo about an hour after we got the food and even with that timing for steamed noodles, we were blown away on how delicious these noodles were. They are fresh and delicious. It is a bit of wait but it's worth it. And we can see that the staff are diligently working hard on each order. Can't wait to go back!

This little stall is a big reason why I always look forward to coming back to Yuan Ming. The rice rolls and noodle soup here are consistently outstanding. Their cheung fun is perfectly textured, while the jia liang with sauces is packed with flavor and easily ranks among the best in the city. The noodle soup is always comforting, with a rich broth and just the right balance of ingredients. Just a heads up, they only accept debit or cash, so come prepared. For quality and flavor at a great value, this spot is a gem.

Located in a small food court outside an Asian grocery store, this is a stall focusing on rice rolls, congee and noodles. We tried their shrimp and pea sprout rice rolls. The rice roll is huge - fills up a large round plate. Decent amount of shrimp and pea sprouts. Lots of soft and delicate rice roll in soy sauce. Great flavor for a great price - 5/5. We got the Lai wan congee that had a little of everything - it had fish, bbq pork, shrimp, pork skin, roast pork. Condiments included peanuts, green onions, thin strips of egg. Pretty good and huge portion. Congee could have been a bit thicker but not bad. Got a dough stick with it which had a good crispy crunchiness which held up against the congee. 20$ for a congee, rice roll and dough stick is not bad and pretty filling.

I can't say I'd ever heard of a rice roll before visiting Lee's Stonemill Rice Roll, but I'm always down to try a new kind of cuisine, so I jumped at the chance to give the place a try. The eatery is located within a small food court attached to an Asian supermarket, so it was a breeze finding a table. We decided to try a couple of their rice rolls, the House Minced Pork & Egg and the Beef Brisket. We also got an order of the Scallion Pancakes for the side. After a fairly short wait, the food was ready. And it's really good. The rice rolls alone are probably nothing to get too excited about, but when combined with the delicious flavors and sauces in the two separate dishes, the whole thing becomes a seriously delectable concoction. (It doesn't hurt, either, that there an impressively spicy chili oil that can be drizzled over the whole thing.) The pancakes didn't blow my mind, but again, when eaten in conjunction with those sauces they become really tasty. I can't imagine rice rolls being served any better than they are at Lee's Stonemill Rice Roll. It's a winner.