I guess pandemic era review: 04/01/2022 (Sorry for the photo quality, there's a thick plastic barrier in the way, then Google downscales the quality after that) My family has been visiting here for decades. The lady is nice. They are willing to make a custom order for me that's not on the menu at all. The prices are good. The food tatses great. The servings are generally good. I've never had problems. Small family business. My usually places are kind of far, so I have them make me fried eggs with tomatoes :) Very unknown restaurant unless you go out of your way to find small restaurants, or frequently shop at the grocery store inside the building. The restaurants here should get more attention, I hope people see my review(s). I would suggest either choosing from the menu or knowing Chinese to order; English may or may not be understood. I simply have a clear picture of what I want made :) The daughter usually isn't here to help take orders, from what I've noticed. I have them make me fried egg with tomatoes because my usually place(s) are kind of far :) This place is in an area with lots of other adjacent restaurants. The restaurants I've tried have been good, but this is the place I frequently find myself at.

Very tasty and yummy combo rice,I choose the pork feet ,bitter melon soup and the fish.the entree is rich flavored and soften.

This place is pretty good for szechuan food. The best fish was the cold pork belly with garlic sauce. The meat was tender and there was noodles underneath it and the sauce was very good. The steamed pork slices were also very good and hearty. The wonton in chili oil was surprisingly also good. The boiled fish with pickles and green beans were decent. The overall taste of this place is interesting in that the mala isn't as strong as other Szechuan places. So that might be a turn off for some. The staff was nice and brought out the dishes in a timely order but kind of inattentive at times like filling the water. The atmosphere feels nice and quiet and homely.

I had a pleasant Sichuan dinner here back in February 2024. Def a solid spot - and hidden gem - for good spicy Chinese food. The business owners are also very nice. They spoke Mandarin but also a bit of English. Parking was easy. They have bathrooms in the back. Prices are very reasonable (compared to places in Alhambra/Monterey Park).

A “No nonsense”, classic HK style cafe for commoner. Big portions. Special lunch menu. All add to the higher QPR. I have been here a few times now. I found their pan fried noodles or dishes are better than their noodles in soup. Their steak & pork chops, chicken combo, seared tuna lunch were good too. Curry dishes were also good. The environment is a bit not as clean as I would like but it’s on par with the usual neighbor cafe in HK; you go there for a convenient & tasty quick meal, and not for service or atmosphere or much else. Services is efficient with minimal interaction. They get the job done.

Good food, good portions, great value. Like many Asian cafe restaurants, lunch specials are well priced and come with soups of the day. If you can, avoid the lunch rush for best service. We went right after lunch so the lunch crowd was gone and didn't have to wait for a table. Service and food was pretty good and fast. Plenty of parking. Again, it helps to avoid the lunch rush if you can.

Was craving hot pot on this cold gloomy day and this place definitely delivered. A great variety of cooked foods and the meats and veggies were very fresh. Thank you to our servers Wendy & Sophia for this great first time experience!

Good overall experience dining the hotpot here. We made a reservation and were brought to our table quickly upon arrival. The staff was also very attentive and friendly. Dishes were also good. Nevertheless still a 4 star for me as the hotpot meat quality could be improved as the cuts (beef, pork) were much more fatty than normal hotpots

The food is pretty average, nothing special, but not bad either. The waiter is good, getting my milk tea refill without me have to ask. And the price is decent. I would come back again.

So I just visited Hong Kong a few months back and the wifey and I was craving some authentic HK style breakfast hence we decided to head over to the Delicious Food Corner on Valley Blvd in Rosemead. We got there just right after they open because we weren’t sure if there was gonna be a wait since it is a popular HK style eatery in the area, luckily we got seated right away and was greeted by the servers with the menus. My wifey ordered the beef congee with rice stick and chow mein combo and I ordered the Sautee Beef Instant noodle combo with their HK famous Pineapple Bun. The food came fairly quickly and we dove right in and boy did it hit the spot as everything was spot on with what we had back in HK. The congee was favorable and smooth while the rice stick and chow mein was cook just right not too greasy which made everything perfect. The Sautee Beef Instant noodle was also superb with the right amount of curry and soupy flavor which I was so craving for and the pineapple bun was down just right with the butter melted but not burnt. The hot milk tea that we ordered along with our combos completed the whole meal as you can rarely get the perfect cup of HK style milk tea from other places and they did their tea just right. Overall it was a great breakfast experience and we will be back for lunch or dinner soon!!

This is a small independent shop that only does take out. Nothing fancy. I came on a Sunday and the parking was packed. There are other shops and a supermarket as well. People do park and go rather quickly, though. If you spend more than $20, you won't be charged a $1 fee. They only accept mastercard and visa; otherwise, pay cash. Dim sum items are typically under $5. They sell other items/dishes for more and also specialty drinks. I ordered $58 worth of dim sum and tried some in the car. I was happy with my order. If you like cheap and decent dim sum, this place is it. Customers seem to love this place. There was a long line when I was here, and they kept refilling the food trays quickly.

One of our local gotos when we on a budget. Today we notice the price is up a bit. Food quality still pretty good. $35 fills 4 people.

Delicious food. Recommended to try it. You will never regret. Reasonable price for lunch (11am to 6pm).

The lunch special is only $9.99 for 60+ dishes as of April 2022. This is a very typical Cantonese style Chinese restaurant and it is very similar to Sam Woo. The food is good and the size of the dishes are fair. Give it a try if you are looking for quick and decent Cantonese Chinese foods for cheap. Quick tips: Don't expect this is the cleanest restaurant. They do not have world class customer services there if you don't speak Cantonese.

This was on par with the best Peking duck I've had in Beijing. Everything about this Peking Duck meal was impeccable, and the Black Fungus with Chinese Yam side dish paired very nicely with the main dish. The only thing that would have made this experience even more perfect would have been if they carved the duck at the table in front of us. But still, 5/5 stars.

Reasonable prices, yummy foods with beautiful presentation. Staffs were very helpful and quick to respond to questions and requests. Offered to replace clean dining plates when needed. All of us who went eat together agreed that we will definitely go back to eat here again.

Zheng Shang Xian 蒸上鲜 offers reasonably priced Chinese food in a comfortable and inviting environment. In addition to the tasty dishes, diners can enjoy delightful Chinese music that enhances the atmosphere, creating a relaxing dining experience. The restaurant also serves refreshing icy lemon water, making it a refreshing stop for casual meals or group gatherings. Overall, the combination of delicious food, pleasant ambiance, and soothing music makes it a great choice for Chinese cuisine.

The flat noodle, fried croaker and steamed rice here is really good. The staff is super friendly offering a nice family environment. Highly recommend.

The cucumber salad is a must-try—fresh, with a little spicy kick and the perfect crunch. The beef wrap was a solid 10/10: not too flaky, packed with flavorful fillings, and reminiscent of char siu. The Sichuan zhajiang noodles had a great balance of flavors, and I loved the numbing aftertaste—though I wish it had a bit more spice. As for the braised beef soup, it was just okay. The meat was definitely tender and well-cooked, but the broth could use a little more salt to really bring out the flavors.

Good Alley has been on my list to try for quite awhile. A friend of mine came here last week and said you have to try it because it's like Din Tai Fung. My friends and I finally took the leap to try out Good Alley. So glad they just opened so people don't know about this place yet. But I am not going to keep this place because I want them to succeed. I love the fact that the condiments such as soy sauce, chili oil and black vinegar are on the table so you can make your sauce for the dumplings/xlb. They are a la carte restaurant/ family style which was perfect for us. The more people you have in your party you can try more dishes. For our items: Appetizer: Xi'an cold noodles (reminded me of dan dan noodles), Sliced Beef and Ox in chili oil Vegetables: Cauliflower dry pot Handmade Dumpling: Kurobuta pork with shrimp and chives Soup Dumpling: Kurobuta pork with crab meat Burgers: Cumin Lamb Chinese Burger and the A5 Wagyu Beef Chinese Burger Drinks: Saving space for dessert elsewhere so we just had ice water Dessert: Not much choices just a steam red beans bun (But we did not try it) The Highlights: The winner of all the dishes were both the dumplings (the soup dumpling had real crabs and was juicy and the handmade dumpling had a nice mouthful bite to them with fresh ingredients). We definitely enjoyed the Xian cold noodles (refreshing and memorable). Both Chinese burgers were excellent choices to try Roujiamo (buns for the burger-It's crispy on the outside and soft on the inside and holds the meat nicely). Our least favorite dishes were the Sliced Beef and Oxtail (bland and the only thing you can taste was the chili oil). My friend had to fix this dish by asking for sugar and adding more soy sauce. The dry cauliflower clay pot had sliced pork belly in there but the skin wasn't cooked down enough so it was hard. Service was very efficient and the food came out piping hot. The staff are constantly checking in on you and checking if you need anything. They are constantly clearing the empty plates and refilling our drinks. The staff at this restaurant are always checking so thank you for being organized and so efficient! Definitely recommend and would definitely come back. Tips: *Accepts Credit Cards *Restroom for customers. *Indoor seating only *They sell a variety of teas and boba type drinks *Same plaza as 888 but on the Shin-Sen-Gumi Ramen side with Cha Tra Mue (thai tea spot)/ Golden Delight #2 *Parking lot shared with other businesses Can be challenging on the weekend

This is your typical Chinese style cafe. Wait can be awhile when crowded. Food is good, reasonable priced and portions. Gets noisy. They like to get you in and out quickly.

Good food, great value and friendly service! Lunch special until 6pm. I alway order take out before 6 for dinner. Extra large 36oz drink for only $2.50 with food order. Highly recommended.

A cozy restaurant with a welcoming atmosphere. The staff was friendly and attentive, ensuring a pleasant dining experience. The food was served promptly and was delicious. Entrées averaged around $17 each. Recommend this place for a very good meal!

This restaurant has some outdoor seating, mainly for smokers or when indoor seating is totally packed. The food is tasty and tends to be seasoned a bit too salty for our group. The restaurant does get busy especially on the weekends. Parking can be a challenge depending on the time. The parking lot is also quite confusing as drivers tend to drive the wrong way while trying to find parking spots or trying to get to the other side of the parking lot. Service can be a bit slow when it is packed.