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Malee's Kitchen is a Hmong-owned food truck on East Belmont Avenue in California. It serves real dishes built on Hmong food roots. Each recipe carries years of family cooking. Fresh food, old methods, and bright herbs and spices go into every dish. Every plate holds a piece of that story. The menu leans on Hmong classics: bold noodle soups, savory stir-fries, and warm rice dishes, made with local food when it can. New to Hmong food, or already a fan? Either way, there's something worth trying here. Malee's Kitchen is about more than a fast meal. The truck shares Hmong culture and backs the Hmong community. It gives folks a real taste of home, while showing new guests a cuisine full of history. Expect a warm welcome at the window. The team wants every guest to feel like family, from first order to last bite. Quality comes first, from where food is sourced to how each dish is made and served. Find Malee's Kitchen on East Belmont Avenue in California. Stop by for real Hmong cooking made with care.
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P YI ordered 2 red curry chicken noodle soup, 1 medium spicy tum pho papaya, 1 order tendon 16oz, 1 order dz egg rolls. Total $78. I am disappointed in the tum pho.. not enough papaya sauce on it so the noodles were not great, more dry than anything. I know the noodles will soak up the liquid but there was nothing left to soak up. Only 2 shrimp and 2 slice meatballs. Not worth the money. We threw most away.. The red curry sauce noodle soup has lost its flavor. It is not like how the mom used to make it. It's pretty nasty. It tastes really nutty and salty. There's a weird taste that I can't pinpoint but it does not taste like the authentic khao poon that we are used to. It tastes more like peanut buttery. No mints and culantro for the khao poon. So that, sucks too. Not worth the money. Spice level: mild. Tendon soup: good. Egg rolls: good. Hopefully, the soup can be adjusted and the tum pho liquid ratio can be adjusted correctly.
MatiFirst time stopping by, overall a solid experience. There’s plenty of seating both outdoors and indoors, which made it easy to find a spot to relax. There’s also a store right next door where you can grab drinks or extra snacks. We spent a total of $33 (including tip) for: Pork belly with sticky rice and chili sauce Sausage with sticky rice and chili sauce The chili sauce was incredibly spicy and absolutely delicious, definitely a highlight! We grabbed a drink from the store for just a buck, which was a great deal. The sausage, unfortunately, was overcooked and a bit too fried for our taste, so we wouldn’t order that again. But the pork belly was a generous portion and really tasty. Parking is fairly easy, which is always a plus.
Aaliyah SI came here planning to do takeout, but decided to sit outdoors in the evening with the misters on. It wasn’t too hot, and it actually felt really nice outside. I’ve tried the chicken wings with sticky rice before, and they were delicious the flavors were spot on, the dipping sauce was really tasty, and the sticky rice was cooked perfectly. The location is super convenient, right next to a gas station, and they offer both indoor and outdoor seating. The music adds a cool, relaxed vibe, and it’s a comfortable spot to just kick back and enjoy a meal. So far, I definitely recommend the chicken wings with sticky rice, and the overall experience here is chill and enjoyable.
Mc YangI really wanted to love this place but the food was just okay. Sticky rice and sausage plate was a little pricey for what you get. Enough for 1, not enough to share. Sticky rice was okay, not the best. Sausage was good along with the pepper. Now the chicken khao poon curry was overly salty. I wished it had more garnish like cilantro, green onions and a lime. Usually khao poon would come with lime and chili oil. Overall I think there are better south east restaurants in Fresno for a far better price. I ate feeling disappointed.
PKS XingoMy first time going because it was highly recommend. I'm from Wisconsin. It's actually a food truck. You order at the truck then get your food and can sit inside or outside on the patio. Place looks clean. Food: Pork belly and rice: pork was fresh but nothing fancy. Its deep fried and comes hot and crisp. The stick rice is im a sandwich bag like they serve at Hmong parties. The side of pepper was good but a little on the sweet side. Spicy though. Kapong: above average because it comes with tons of veggies, cabbage, chicken and quail eggs! Broth was little on the sweet side. It was creamy. Papaya: little sweeter than I like it. Cute little place and seems to be popular.

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