Shredded cabbage, carrots, and protein like pork or chicken. Seasoned with soy sauce, garlic, and spices. Wrapped and fried.

Hmong egg roll, similar to Vietnamese egg rolls.

Egg rolls use thick, bubbly wrappers and are fried.
Spring rolls use thin wrappers and can be fresh or lightly fried.

Traditionally deep-fried.
You can bake or air-fry, but texture is less crispy.

Wheat-based wrappers with egg. Thick and designed for frying.  We use Little Chef brand which contains the following ingredients

  • Wheat Flour: 47% (base).
  • Water.
  • Rice Bran Oil.
  • Salt.
  • Soy Lecithin (E322)

We make our own sweet chili sauce, but you can get commercially made sweet chili sauce from oriental stores in the area.  You can also use duck sauce, soy sauce, or spicy mustard.

Yes. Use cabbage, carrots, mushrooms, tofu, or glass noodles. Skip meat.  Our vegetable rolls are available for those that do not prefer meat.  Please note that both our vegetable and chick/pork egg rolls are fried in the same fryer.

Fry at the right temperature (around 350°F).
Do not overcrowd.  Let them rest on a rack, not paper towels.

Yes. Freeze uncooked for best results.
You can also freeze cooked and reheat in oven or air fryer.

They are higher in calories because of frying.
Baked or air-fried versions are lighter.

Yes, those are edible cake decoration marker and they are safe to eat.  You can read more about it by clicking the link below.

Labels On Egg Rolls. Is That Permanent Marker?