I had an amazing dining experience at Chai Lan in Irvine! The food here is absolutely delicious, and I can’t recommend it enough. The seafood noodle soup was rich, flavorful, and packed with fresh ingredients—definitely a must-try if you’re a fan of bold flavors. Another standout dish was the 锅包肉 (sweet and sour fried pork)—crispy on the outside, tender on the inside, and perfectly balanced in taste. It’s one of the best versions I’ve had in the area! The portions are generous, and the side dishes are a great touch that add to the overall meal. The atmosphere is cozy and casual, making it a great spot for a comforting meal with friends or family. If you’re craving authentic and satisfying food, Chai Lan is a place you shouldn’t miss. I’ll definitely be coming back to try more dishes!

Very good Korean restaurant! Recommend Black bean sauce noodles with pork, Spicy seafood noodle soup with assorted vegetables and Deep fried pork salad with sweet and sour sauce, They are so delicious! Will come back for sure!

I was just looking for a good restaurant in the area and stumbled (via Maps) into Seven Grams. The parking is ok, in that it is in a busy shopping center. The servers were great. We split a few items. The chicken dumplings and fried rice tasted good. The value of quality, quantity, experience, and price felt pretty high. I would definitely recommend eating here for a good value and quick meal. The portions were very filling.

Xiao Long Bao- Juicy but meat is a bit too solid and the dough wrapped is a bit thick Golden Beef Noodle Soup- Noodle doesn't really blend in with the soup. The soup itself is smooth but not much flavor. Ham Fries Rice- Rice is wet and doesn't have the "wok flavor". Beef Green Onion Wrapped: The wrapped itself is crispy and taste good but the beef is cold and does not fully defrost although the cucumber is fresh though. Pros: Service is quick and staff are nice. Price is reasonable. Cons: It's very much like Noodle street but don't really worth the long wait.