Located in the Fox Park neighborhood is Lona’s Lil Eats. The restaurant is situated on a corner in a two-story brick building with bright teal window frames. In the front there is a small patio with picnic tables for visitors to sit. Inside visitors enter into the first room that has some seating options, as well as the kitchen where you can order your food. The second room provides additional seating space. The decor is eclectic with bright pops of color, clear plastic chairs, and plants situated in the window sill. The main wall dons the articles and awards featuring Lona’s Lil Eats.

Lona’s Lil Eats is known for their rice paper wraps, but also feature an assortment dishes highlighting Chinese and Thai flavors. Additionally, there is a variety of vegetarian and vegan options, providing a nice array of options for visitors. When we visited we ordered the fresh spring rolls and the big Thai wrap. The flavors were good and the rice paper wraps were interesting. It was unique to see the food inside and the texture was quite chewy, unlike anything we had ever had before. We both thought the flavors were the best part and enjoyed trying Lona’s Lil Eats!