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Mr. Rice
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Nearby attractions
SLC Chinatown Arch
South Salt Lake, UT 84115
Century Point Plaza
South Salt Lake, UT 84115
Parker Theatre
3605 State St, South Salt Lake, UT 84115
Salt Lake Bride
3149 State St A, Salt Lake City, UT 84115
Nearby restaurants
85°C Bakery Cafe - Salt Lake City
3390 State St #18, South Salt Lake, UT 84115
Chick Queen
3390 S State St #14, South Salt Lake, UT 84115
Baek Ri Hyang
3390 S State St #31, South Salt Lake, UT 84115
Hero Hotpot
3390 State St #33, South Salt Lake, UT 84115
Chengdu Hotpot & BBQ 成郜-韙闚阔 火锅 & 烀肉
3410 S State St unit 8, South Salt Lake, UT 84115
9-UP Night Market Restaurant
3390 S State St #23, South Salt Lake, UT 84115, United States
Sanfran Burrito N Korean Hotdog
3390 S State St #35, South Salt Lake, UT 84115
Sakura Hibachi Steakhouse & Sushi Bar
3370 State St #8, Salt Lake City, UT 84115
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3390 S State St unit 22, South Salt Lake, UT 84115
Ten Seconds Yunnan Rice Noodle 捁秒戰äș‘ć—èż‡æĄ„米çșż
3370 S State St #1, South Salt Lake, UT 84115
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3370 S State St #2, South Salt Lake, UT 84115
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3435 S State St, South Salt Lake, UT 84115
KIM NAILS
3313 S State St ste 105, South Salt Lake, UT 84115
Olifer rock shop
3457 State St, South Salt Lake, UT 84115
Edison Street Events
3331 S Edison St, Salt Lake City, UT 84115
La Tenoch Market
190 E 3300 S, Salt Lake City, UT 84115
SLC Muay Thai
3361 S 200 E #3, South Salt Lake, UT 84115
Beautyholic Lashes & Nails
168 E 3300 S Suite B, South Salt Lake, UT 84115
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Mr. Rice

3390 State St, South Salt Lake, UT 84115
4.6(203)$$$$
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attractions: SLC Chinatown Arch, Century Point Plaza, Parker Theatre, Salt Lake Bride, restaurants: 85°C Bakery Cafe - Salt Lake City, Chick Queen, Baek Ri Hyang, Hero Hotpot, Chengdu Hotpot & BBQ 成郜-韙闚阔 火锅 & 烀肉, 9-UP Night Market Restaurant, Sanfran Burrito N Korean Hotdog, Sakura Hibachi Steakhouse & Sushi Bar, Sweethoney dessert æèš˜ç”œć“, Ten Seconds Yunnan Rice Noodle 捁秒戰äș‘ć—èż‡æĄ„米çșż, local businesses: Fun Store, R&F mart wholesale & retail, Sindbad’s, KIM NAILS, Olifer rock shop, Edison Street Events, La Tenoch Market, SLC Muay Thai, Beautyholic Lashes & Nails, iCell Wireless - Unlocked Phones | Buy | Sell | Trade | Repair | Prepaid Plans | Accesories
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Phone
(801) 939-0156
Website
mrriceslc.com
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Mon11 AM - 8 PMClosed

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Featured dishes

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Chicken Skewer Bento Box
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Tonkatsu
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Miso Soup

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Nearby attractions of Mr. Rice

SLC Chinatown Arch

Century Point Plaza

Parker Theatre

Salt Lake Bride

SLC Chinatown Arch

SLC Chinatown Arch

4.8

(13)

Open 24 hours
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Century Point Plaza

Century Point Plaza

4.2

(174)

Open 24 hours
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Parker Theatre

Parker Theatre

4.8

(145)

Open 24 hours
Click for details
Salt Lake Bride

Salt Lake Bride

4.9

(74)

Open 24 hours
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Nearby restaurants of Mr. Rice

85°C Bakery Cafe - Salt Lake City

Chick Queen

Baek Ri Hyang

Hero Hotpot

Chengdu Hotpot & BBQ 成郜-韙闚阔 火锅 & 烀肉

9-UP Night Market Restaurant

Sanfran Burrito N Korean Hotdog

Sakura Hibachi Steakhouse & Sushi Bar

Sweethoney dessert æèš˜ç”œć“

Ten Seconds Yunnan Rice Noodle 捁秒戰äș‘ć—èż‡æĄ„米çșż

85°C Bakery Cafe - Salt Lake City

85°C Bakery Cafe - Salt Lake City

4.8

(599)

$

Closed
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Chick Queen

Chick Queen

4.7

(455)

$

Closed
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Baek Ri Hyang

Baek Ri Hyang

4.3

(330)

$$

Closed
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Hero Hotpot

Hero Hotpot

4.3

(316)

$$

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Nearby local services of Mr. Rice

Fun Store

R&F mart wholesale & retail

Sindbad’s

KIM NAILS

Olifer rock shop

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La Tenoch Market

SLC Muay Thai

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Fun Store

Fun Store

3.6

(47)

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R&F mart wholesale & retail

R&F mart wholesale & retail

4.4

(88)

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Sindbad’s

Sindbad’s

4.4

(88)

Click for details
KIM NAILS

KIM NAILS

4.8

(166)

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What to Eat in Salt Lake City's Chinatown: Mr. Rice
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Edit: Unfortunately, I decided to take off a star after a second visit. I thought the long wait the first time was due to the recent opening. My second visit was weeks later and was just as slow. I was told it would be 20 minutes and waited almost 40. That is not a reasonable wait for a takeout only restaurant which should be able to capture the lunch crowd. The appeal of this place will wear off quickly if the waits remain this long. I brought this up with the server and was simply told “we have a lot of orders”. I understand that this place is trying to execute perfection with their branding, but they simply need to be faster if they want to remain successful. This newcomer of an Asian restaurant left me absolutely speechless. Mr. Rice is a takeout-only Asian restaurant in the fabulous SLC Chinatown complex. They have a variety of rice bowls, lunch boxes, and sushi plates (along with a few other items). For the first few weeks (October 2022), they offered daily $5 lunch boxes on the weekdays. Each day of the week had one lunch box selected to be sold for $5. Otherwise, the prices were quite reasonable. Everything was marked down (i.e. rice bowls were $10 instead of $12). I'm unsure if this is a permanent marketing gimmick or only temporary, but the prices were totally fine even at full price. The store itself is a beautiful space. Every part of the interior was executed with precision and branding in mind. The packaging is incredibly high quality and holds in heat well. The staff were very friendly. There was a cooler of sushi packs which appeared to be high quality. The only downside of my visit was my wait. I was told my food would be ready in 20-25 minutes and it took over 30. There were certainly some people waiting but I would not call it extremely busy. They will need to reduce their wait times to capture more of a lunch crowd. Thankfully, the food was incredible. I ate the beef rice bowl first. It came with lots of veggies and a delicately-made carrot rose. The rice was kept safe in a separate compartment from the meat. Everything tasted divine, especially the beef. I saved my tuna lunch box (the $5 special) for dinner. It reheated well. The tuna was very juicy and tasty, as were all the sides. Perhaps the coolest part of the dining experience were individually-wrapped utensil packets which contained chopsticks, a wet wipe, and a fancy plastic toothpick. This place has the takeout experience figured out and produces excellent food. This is a must try and likely a regular for me.
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Edit: Unfortunately, I decided to take off a star after a second visit. I thought the long wait the first time was due to the recent opening. My second visit was weeks later and was just as slow. I was told it would be 20 minutes and waited almost 40. That is not a reasonable wait for a takeout only restaurant which should be able to capture the lunch crowd. The appeal of this place will wear off quickly if the waits remain this long. I brought this up with the server and was simply told “we have a lot of orders”. I understand that this place is trying to execute perfection with their branding, but they simply need to be faster if they want to remain successful. This newcomer of an Asian restaurant left me absolutely speechless. Mr. Rice is a takeout-only Asian restaurant in the fabulous SLC Chinatown complex. They have a variety of rice bowls, lunch boxes, and sushi plates (along with a few other items). For the first few weeks (October 2022), they offered daily $5 lunch boxes on the weekdays. Each day of the week had one lunch box selected to be sold for $5. Otherwise, the prices were quite reasonable. Everything was marked down (i.e. rice bowls were $10 instead of $12). I'm unsure if this is a permanent marketing gimmick or only temporary, but the prices were totally fine even at full price. The store itself is a beautiful space. Every part of the interior was executed with precision and branding in mind. The packaging is incredibly high quality and holds in heat well. The staff were very friendly. There was a cooler of sushi packs which appeared to be high quality. The only downside of my visit was my wait. I was told my food would be ready in 20-25 minutes and it took over 30. There were certainly some people waiting but I would not call it extremely busy. They will need to reduce their wait times to capture more of a lunch crowd. Thankfully, the food was incredible. I ate the beef rice bowl first. It came with lots of veggies and a delicately-made carrot rose. The rice was kept safe in a separate compartment from the meat. Everything tasted divine, especially the beef. I saved my tuna lunch box (the $5 special) for dinner. It reheated well. The tuna was very juicy and tasty, as were all the sides. Perhaps the coolest part of the dining experience were individually-wrapped utensil packets which contained chopsticks, a wet wipe, and a fancy plastic toothpick. This place has the takeout experience figured out and produces excellent food. This is a must try and likely a regular for me.
Joshua Luke

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4.6
(203)
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4.0
3y

Edit: Unfortunately, I decided to take off a star after a second visit. I thought the long wait the first time was due to the recent opening. My second visit was weeks later and was just as slow. I was told it would be 20 minutes and waited almost 40. That is not a reasonable wait for a takeout only restaurant which should be able to capture the lunch crowd. The appeal of this place will wear off quickly if the waits remain this long. I brought this up with the server and was simply told “we have a lot of orders”. I understand that this place is trying to execute perfection with their branding, but they simply need to be faster if they want to remain successful.

This newcomer of an Asian restaurant left me absolutely speechless.

Mr. Rice is a takeout-only Asian restaurant in the fabulous SLC Chinatown complex. They have a variety of rice bowls, lunch boxes, and sushi plates (along with a few other items). For the first few weeks (October 2022), they offered daily $5 lunch boxes on the weekdays. Each day of the week had one lunch box selected to be sold for $5. Otherwise, the prices were quite reasonable. Everything was marked down (i.e. rice bowls were $10 instead of $12). I'm unsure if this is a permanent marketing gimmick or only temporary, but the prices were totally fine even at full price. The store itself is a beautiful space. Every part of the interior was executed with precision and branding in mind. The packaging is incredibly high quality and holds in heat well. The staff were very friendly. There was a cooler of sushi packs which appeared to be high quality.

The only downside of my visit was my wait. I was told my food would be ready in 20-25 minutes and it took over 30. There were certainly some people waiting but I would not call it extremely busy. They will need to reduce their wait times to capture more of a lunch crowd.

Thankfully, the food was incredible. I ate the beef rice bowl first. It came with lots of veggies and a delicately-made carrot rose. The rice was kept safe in a separate compartment from the meat. Everything tasted divine, especially the beef. I saved my tuna lunch box (the $5 special) for dinner. It reheated well. The tuna was very juicy and tasty, as were all the sides. Perhaps the coolest part of the dining experience were individually-wrapped utensil packets which contained chopsticks, a wet wipe, and a fancy plastic toothpick.

This place has the takeout experience figured out and produces excellent food. This is a must try and likely a...

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4.0
3y

Packaging, branding, ambiance, it's unmatched. The founder clearly has a vision here and has executed on that vision quite well. Everything feels premium.

The food, has been pretty good. Each of the small sides that comes in the lunch box has been enjoyable. I especially like the tomato/cucumber kimchi. At least I think it is kimchi? Sorry for my ignorance. Haha. Mine has come with some cold tofu slabs each time which are good, but I am looking forward to try the egg side that is shown in marketing photos as well. A choice is not given.

A month long $5 lunchbox deal for the grand opening has kept me coming back, it truly is a killer deal. I'm not sure how I will feel about pricing once the promotion concludes. The prices seem a little steep for me to do regularly for lunch.

My one curiosity as a customer, is how much could prices be reduced if we had less specialized packaging and whatnot? The branding is a nice touch, but I do wonder how much it contributes to the cost. In an increasingly pricey world, slimming things down seems preferable. Although I understand and appreciate the aesthetic that has been achieved here.

My only small criticism- oftentimes the meat and rice are served lukewarm. You don't feel like these things are hot and fresh when you take the first bite. Maybe by design, but this is something that catches my attention each time.

Tip: arrive earlier than you plan to. There is usually a 10-20 minute wait.

Wow that was long-winded. Overall, I have enjoyed the experience here and would recommend it to...

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3.0
3y

We got our food in about 10-15 minutes waiting, so it was not bad ( considering there were many people already waited before us). The place is decorated well, good lighting. I also love the display of their food items in front.

We got the crispy pork belly lunchbox, and were very pleased with the packaging. However, I wish they could have put the same amount of effort in their actual food (flavor and texture). Brown rice is not easy to get right, so I didn’t expect much but it was quite mushy. The pork was only slightly crispy, and I think it didn’t have enough flavor (I am not talking about the saltiness, but just flavor). The only thing tasted good to me was their pickled cucumber.

I might give them another chance, but I don’t think it will change my opinion much...

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