Asian Corned Beef

Not very good, considering all the hype of reviews, I agree with other reviewer, pricy egg rolls, pre cooked. They were hot, but not very much corned beef in them, seemed like more cheese, than beef. Tried devil eggs, edible, but just wrapped in plastic wrap, not very visually appealing. This is take out joint only. Not a recommend. I guess other reviewers have low expectation. It’s been a year and haven’t been back since

Love the eggrolls and deviled eggs, however She does not follow her posted business hours

Affordable and good, you can’t go wrong with the corn beef egg rolls from here. There are a little greasy. I’m usually full if I eat 2 – 3 of the egg rolls.

2.5 stars
Tried this place while driving by. Kinda pricey for one egg roll for $ 3, but hey, maybe i thought it came with two. l from pictures. Only one, thought the corn beef egg roll was decent, kinda on the cheesy side, if ur into cheese then yes. I felt like the cheese over powered the corn beef and didnt Really taste it. I also tried the devilled eggs. I got it to go, so it was wrapped in plastic wrap, not very pretty lookong at all, tasted decent, not amazing as others said. Have low expectations at this place and it’ll probably be a good meal for u. I had high expectations due to Unilocal.Boo. But the food comes out fast! And is im a ghetto area, but is super convenient off the highway, so u can jump right back on after u pick up the food.

Holy. Actual. Shit.
Their corned beef sends me to outer fucking space. I live a solid 30 minutes away from these guys, and once a month I make note to take an hour out of my day to drive my ass to Wyoming street, get 6 corned beef and cheese egg rolls, and eat every one of them. Then spend the next 6 hours hating my life because my stomach feels like its tied in a knot.
4 out of 5 stars, the only reason why I don’t give it 5 out of 5 is their lack of presentation, the restaurant looks and feels dirty, and it seems like they can’t handle high traffic very well. Regardless, I am okay with waiting because its always worth it.

Sorry Asian Corned Beef, you are not all that! On my recent trip to Detroit, I was told this was a MUST TRY place. I was there to try the egg rolls — which I was told were delicious! and I will admit the Corn Beef egg roll was good and my friend like the deviled eggs. But the other two egg rolls I tried were — well — in a word: not too good. We went to the location of the East Side of Detroit and the behind the counter service was unpro. I saw, I tried, I said YUCK!

I can only give one star because I did not try the corn beef egg rolls that seems to be their specialty Because the Corn beef on onion roll sandwich with russian dressing sure is not I personally will not step another foot in this place again My corn beef sandwich was hott as if it was pre made kept frozen and put in the microware when i ordered it when i grab the sandwich out of the bag it was extremly hot to touch when i still attempted to eat the onion roll was soggy as in wet to the touch so i looked at the meat it was a mixture of old and new meat I went on and taste it anyway what an awful taste soor but thumbs down to the corn beef sandwich

I have been eating at Asians since I was like 13 when they use to be on Woodward. My only problem with Asian’s is that they are not in my neighborhood any more, lol. I have to drive so far now to get a pork chop sandwich with cheese, and two egg rolls, hmmm. I seriously love this place. It is worth the money and the drive!

This is the kind of food inner-​city Koreans excel at — fried and tasty, filling and cheap, at the intersection of southern soul food and immigrant street food. Where I grew up, fried chicken hearts/​liver/​gizzards, «lake trout» (not trout, and not from a lake), etc. were a staple of inner city Baltimore (not crab cakes!).
Not sure how Asian Corned Beef came to be, but it feels very familiar. A big empty waiting room behind a wall of 3″ bulletproof glass (which I haven’t seen much in Detroit; Jamaica Jamaica is another) through which you pay and get your food through a tiny revolving door. Sad to see, but the cost of doing business, I guess.
It was packed when I got there, and clearly with regulars — lots of friendly chatter with staff and owners as they ordered. Juicy corned beef, tender, peppery ribbons of pastrami, and other deli meats mix with cheese in thick, crunchy eggrolls (two to an order), with more traditional sides (cornmeal fried okra was made fresh), and not much else. Probably terrible for you, but absolutely delicious. In Ann Arbor and East Lansing, No Thai’s «Nogi rolls» are similar, but pale in comparison. Will try the deviled eggs next time.
Totally worth it, though my wife was uncomfortable bringing the kids in (last time we’d seen so much bulletproof glass was in Compton) and didn’t think much of the food. Now if they only had lake trout here… (psst — get your gizzards at Mary’s Chicken & Fish in Ann Arbor!)

I went to the new location on West Seven Mi. and not only did they get the order wrong in the store, when I got home the order was still wrong. When I attempted to call back that store’s phone was not on the menu or receipt. I called the East Seven Mi. and was put on hold for twenty and nobody ever came back to the phone. I finally got the number to the Wyoming location and the manager gave me the phone number to the West Seven Mi. store, but when I called the phone went to voice mail. NEVER AGAIN,

I went to the one off E 7mile WHOA! I was a little nervous because of the neighborhood. I wasn’t ready, However, However, Howeverrrrrrrrrrr *in a HIGH soprano voice* It was the best recommendation I’d ever received. I had the CBC and I’m currently about to get extra bonus points in the love department because I’m taking my boyfriend there today after work … This time we’ll stay West :).

Every once in awhile as a foodie, I come across foods that becomes a instant Blockbuster. «Corned Beef Egg rolls w/​Swiss» are one of those foods. I’ve been hearing about these for over a year, so I took the pilgrimage. Located on the Westside of Detroit, on the corner of Wyoming and Schoolcraft this little neighborhood gem is producing these mouth watering treat. The complexity of textures, from the moment you bite into the deep fried crispy golden brown shell, releasing the tender chopped corned beef, covered in the smooth creamy Swiss cheese OMG… Well worth the trip, also the Devil Eggs are a solid 8 out of 10. Please note this operation is ******CASH ONLY****** I will be back soon.

Unreal Egg Rolls

The location may not be that great and the building might not look like much but the food is definitely best in the city!!! Egg rolls are the best I’ve ever seen and the corned beef is great. Italian subs are pretty good and the deviled eggs are second to none! Ms. Kim throws down and it’s worth the drive just make sure you get there before 6 on Tuesday’s or you’ll miss out!!!

It sounds so wrong but it tastes so right! I’ve been to both locations and prefer what I got here. But I liked both anyways. My boyfriend didn’t cared for the steak in his (I didn’t try it… I knew better than to order something called steak for that price). I usually get the pastrami and the corned beef and cabbage.
Just try it. It’s not good for you but it makes your tummy happy!

I’ve been planning on going to this place for a month now but I could never get there earlier enough. Well, today I got it. My girlfriend almost broke up with me but it was soooooo worth the wait and the argument. Got one corned beef egg roll, best $ 3 I ever spent. Meaty cheesy goodness that everyone needs to try.

I love this place! It’s a must try in the city! The service is always quick! And a great price.
I always get the CBC and some deviled eggs! Make sure you also get some duck sauce.
Don’t be scared to try something different you won’t be disappointed.

Still open and still going strong. All the egg rolls are great and the Pineapple upside down cake is pretty good as well.

The CBC (you’ll know if you go) is pretty damn good.
My wife, her friend, and I went here on her friend’s recommendation. I was a little skeptical about trying a cornbeef egg roll. Not gonna lie, I was opposed to it at first. I will admit, I’m willing to try anything once, so I gave it a try.
The CBC was MONEY! It was great! The cheese, cabbage, and corn beef make this eggroll worth the trip (we were visiting family in Detroit. We came from DC). If you don’t mind standing up while you wait 5 – 10 minutes for your order, then you wouldn’t mind the place. I didn’t mind the wait. On top of it all, the place had a good sized crowd telling me the food must be good. If you happen to be in the area and are willing to try a corn beef eggroll, don’t hesitate to stop by.

Have you ever had a Corned Beef Egg roll with Cheese??? Or an Egg roll with Ground beef & Cheese? Probably not. You don’t find these types of foods in traditional restaurants, but Asian Cornbeef is known for just that. At $ 3/​piece, people eat Corned Beef egg rolls for dinner. I prefer that traditional ground beef/​cheese egg roll (mild).
They also have corned beef sandwiches (they have gotten smaller since they moved back to this location a few years ago). They serve grilled hot dogs, pastrami sandwiches, pork chop sandwiches, and deviled eggs. Don’t forget the desserts which include pineapple upside down cake and chocolate cake too.
It is located on Wyoming right off Schoolcraft and there is decent parking. If you are in the area it is near I-​96 freeway or 5 minutes from the Lodge (if you are in the area for whatever reason you can call in your order & pick it up). Only a couple of tables to sit at and mainly it is carry put.
NOTE: They have an east side location and the spot they are in was there original spot over 10 – 20 years ago. (They moved & then came back with a remodeled store that is very nice). You will see the owner, Kim there daily working behind the counter too.