Rice To Riches

holborne 

on Citysearch

21 years ago

Flying Grains of Rice – Who would have thought that someone could open a restaurant serving nothing but rice pudding? If you're a fan of rice pudding, though, you definitely need to take a trip to this place. Some of the flavors are a bit too baroque -- the green tea rice pudding would have been a lot better with no cherries in it, and who really needs chocolate mint rice pudding? -- but the simpler flavors are irrestisable and excellent (e.g., vanilla, cinnamon, and even lemon). The decor is also great, and the flat-screen ... read more

appsfan 

on Citysearch

21 years ago

What a sweet treat! – Rice to Riches is a perfect place for rice pudding lovers like myself. There are so many flavors to choose from, but do not stress out! You can sample before you spend $4.50+ tax. It's a lot for rice pudding, but it is good. 

queen_of_air_and_fire 

on Citysearch

21 years ago

A great treat – Rice to Riches has winningly merged comfort food and Jetsons-style decor. When you select your choice of pudding, you'll get a yummy dessert or snack. I just finished the "East Indian", with coconut milk, cardamon and golden raisins. It was great. The portions are not too small for the price. I think those making that complaint are, frankly, just too poor to eat there. And, while there's no shame in that, that's hardly RtR's fault. It's a luxury food shop, people. It's got its own designer water, for goodness... read more

eh270 

on Citysearch

22 years ago

Bingo! – Delicious rice pudding, reasonably priced, and served in a way that will leave you using the word "cool" more times than you probably mean to. I didn't count, but there seemed to be ten or fifteen varieties of rice pudding, two of which were daily specials. I had the Endangered Maple , which came with dried blueberries. The best rice pudding I've had in that price range, hands down ( Gabriel's is the only competition, but you'll have to hack your way through an expensive dinner to get there, and it's a little more e... read more

superfan13 

on Citysearch

22 years ago

Rice Rice Baby! – After walking past this place for about a year, it has finally opened and pleasantly surprised. Although I was a bit overwhelmed at first, what with all the space-aged futuristic decor and plethora of plasma flat-screen monitors, once it got to puddin' time, it was all smooth sailing. I HIGHLY recommend a half and half of Vanilla and Banana (with toasted coconut). Other interesting flavors (I had a bunch of free samples) were the Maple with Blueberries and Cinnamon. Enjoy! 

mcan001 

on Citysearch

22 years ago

CULINARY TREAT! – To all the nay sayers out there, all they need to do is take one taste and they will see what a mistake it was to take this concept lightly! BRAVO!!!! Every flavor is better than the next, I am already addicted. 

cceber 

on Citysearch

22 years ago

A whole lot of rice pudding... – What an original idea! A place with about 20 different flavors of rice pudding. ...coconut, walnut, chocolate, mango, vanilla, cinnamon. Some too sweet, they should stick to a less sugary, natural, subtle flavor. At $4.50 a bowl, it's a little much for me to go often. I'm hoping they come out with smaller portions, or a way to split the bowl into two flavors. That way I can go and have a nibble more often, for less money!