Adelanto News
Fried Rice King opens its doors in Adelanto
The all-new Fried Rice King in Adelanto hosted a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Tuesday.

ADELANTO, Calif. — After launching its soft opening three weeks ago, the Fried Rice King restaurant officially hosted a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Tuesday.
Attended by city officials, including participating in their first official function, the new Mayor Gabriel Reyes, and new Council members Gerardo Hernandez and Stevevonna Evans.
Fried Rice King, located at 11619 Rancho Road in Adelanto, employing three full-time and four part-time workers, will be open for business Monday through Saturday from 9:00 a.m. until 7:00 p.m., closed on Sunday.
“It is always exciting to see and welcome a new business to our city, and we hope that this will be the start of many more to come,” said Mayor Reyes.
When asked why Adelanto was chosen for the location, Wu simply said “because of the possibilities,” then jokingly saying it matches the city’s slogan of being the “City with Unlimited Possibilities.”
Wu indicated that although the restaurant also offers catering, it is still in the process of arranging to deliver meals as well.
For more information about Fried Rice King, contact Danny Wu at (760) 530-1777 or danielxwa5@gmail.com

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