Momo Mee Asian Cuisine

Matthew Ibalio 3 weeks ago

Good food, friendly staff, nice restaurant, nice area. A 3.75/5 and here’s why: Food 4/5 - out of the 5 dishes we got, 4/5 were pretty good. I got the Vermicelli rice noodle plate with the egg roll and was somewhat disappointed. The noodles and egg roll weren’t as fresh as I’m used to when ordering this dish at other places. The egg roll tasted somewhat artificial and the noodles and chicken were wet, even before the sauce. The Chef special Bao was also not a big hit but that could be because my preference is for thinner dumplings and these were slightly thicker so I can’t rate since it could just be how they make bao. Side note: the Thai tea was delicious. Ambiance - 3.75/5. The place was clean but the lights were dimly lit. If you’re going to set the mood give me some music too to round off the experience. There’s loads of music and playlists on YouTube and a premium subscription to have music playing at dinner shouldn’t cost more than $25. The bathroom could have been cleaner, with less used toilet paper on the ground. Customer service 3.5/5 - Everyone was nice. We walked in with a group of 6 and were asked if we had a reservation, which was sort of daunting but they sat us right away. They took our order and served the food quickly as well. However after we finished, it took well over 15 minutes for the waitress to check back in. Another 10 minutes to clean the table and drop off dessert. The initial service was good, but towards the end was slow to pay and get out. Value 3/5 - Total was about $162.00 for 5 entrees, their special bao, 2 Thai tea and dessert. I think overall the pricing was higher than expected and what we think the experience was worth. Overall 3.75 / 5. It’d say if you’re looking for Asian food and you’re around the area, it’s late at night and you don’t have time, it’s not a bad place to try. The rice dishes were good and so was the dessert. If you’re planning a place to go and the suns still out, I’d say maybe check around a few other places closer to the city.

Craig Hanna 6 months ago

Momo Mee is a neighborhood pan-asian restaurant in a strip mall. The food is fantastic and the service very good. Not a fancy place for a date night per-se, but with such delicious food it really doesn't matter. We had potstickers, noodles, chicken & bok choy, and a few other dishes. Everything was exceptional. Looking forward to going back again soon!

劉明杰 3 months ago

The food was disappointing overall. Xiao Long Bao: This was actually the best dish we ordered. The filling, wrapper, and soup inside were all decent. Taiwanese Braised Pork Bowl: Both the braised pork and the meat sauce were very salty. They also seemed to add doubanjiang (豆瓣醬) into the meat sauce, which felt a bit strange. Tonkotsu Ramen: The meat was very good and there was a generous portion, but the soup was plain and tasted diluted, almost like it had been watered down. They added corn, green bean sprouts, and wood ear mushrooms, which was unusual. It didn’t feel authentic — it reminded me of the kind of affordable ramen stand near a school that I used to eat at when I was a student in Taiwan. Gua Bao: The pork belly was good, but the sauce was too strong. I don’t remember sweet bean sauce (甜麵醬) being used in this dish. Usually, it comes with pickled mustard greens, peanut powder, and meat sauce. I think it would taste better without such a heavy sweet bean sauce. Overall, I was disappointed. That said, I did enjoy their pickled carrots — they were vinegary and tasted fresh.

Vino Raj 5 months ago

Momo Mee Asian Cuisine was such a pleasant surprise. The fried rice was phenomenal—perfectly cooked, flavorful without being greasy, and packed with just the right balance of seasoning and texture. Every bite felt intentional, not rushed or generic. The momos were really nice—soft, well-made wrappers with a satisfying filling inside. Fresh, comforting, and clearly made with care. Served hot and simple, they let the flavors speak for themselves, which I really appreciated. Overall, this is the kind of place that feels cozy, honest, and quietly confident in what it serves. If you’re craving great fried rice and well-executed momos, Momo Mee is absolutely worth a stop.

JP 5 months ago

The soup dumplings were delicate, juicy, and full of rich flavor with that perfect burst of broth in every bite. The Korean spicy noodles brought the heat in the best way, bold, savory, and deeply satisfying without overpowering the dish. Everything tasted fresh, thoughtfully made, and comforting. Can’t wait to come back and try more from the menu.