Rice Cooker

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  This is not an "order at the counter" kind of place.  This is sit-down, and they take your order.   No back-lit pictures of the menu items.  No standard cookie-cutter red/green menu.  They had custom nicely printed menu with the clear plastic cover.  Menu is very close to the Rice Cooker in Zionsville (same owners/family.)
  
  Very clean and well-decorated.  Drinks served in glass tumblers, stainless steel utensils, real dishes/plates/bowls, they check on you for drink refills, bring the check to the table.  
  
  A little pricier than the walk-up-and-order-at-the-counter places, but better food, better ambience, better service, and cleaner.  Clean and well-appointed men's room with tiled walls and nice sink/faucet.
  
  Menu consists of the Chinese standard stuff, with noodles, rice, and either beef, shrimp or chicken.
  
  You get fried won-ton noodles served up front, like tortilla chips at a Mexican restaurant.
  
  They have a few Japanese, Korean and Vietnamese dishes (noodle bowls).  But not enough where I thought it would justify adding Japanese/Korean/Vietnamese to the restaurant category.
  
  I had one of the noodle bowls (comes with your choice of meat), but I don't know how to judge if it was authentic or not, but I liked it, and thought it worth the price.
  
  Located on the NW corner of West 86th and Township Line Road, between Kroger and Kazan.  They do have take-out, but not delivery.

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  Posted on 11.22.11 Neal P.

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