This is a Cantonese clay pot. I am not Cantonese so I cannot tell whether it is delicious or not, but I personally think it is good. Especially the sausage and bacon one ! The rice will have crispy crust at the end, and the portion is not big, but just right for girls.

It all depends on which one you order. The signature one was great but the meat cake one was not good. They use machine to mince the pork so the texture was really bad. There are other flavor and items but couldn't try them all. There are crispy in the bottom which is vital, the special soy sauce for clay pot rice is different, a little sweetness in it. Their soy sauce is only ok. I've many better sauce. All in all, a legit clay pot rice. Will come try other flavors.

I'm not yet convince that this place can be my to go Shanghainese restaurant. Pan fried bun - Very good. One of the better one I've had. Lots of soup inside, crispy bottom. Seaweed fried fish fillet - this one was a bit disappointed. It's possible the fish was not very fresh. Bit fishy. Veggie rice - love it that is got crispy crust, flavor wise is not as good as some. It's probably the salty meat lack flavor. Still need to try other dishes to know more.

First time here. The decor is very dated and didn't smell very clean. The dishes were so so, old style, heavy sauced. The pork steamed dumplings were not good. Service was a mix, good and bad, depends on which staff.

Met up with friends to share dinner. We ordered dumplings, fried rice, kung pao chicken, pork belly wrap. It was quite tasty, all the items complemented each other. People were surprised by the flavors and not oily it was. I might try chow mein or items with porridge next time. Service is nice. You order through an ipad. Tea is provided, water on request.

Really good food at reasonable prices. I've been here a few times and have always enjoyed it. Place can get crowded during busy times, and may feel a little cramped because tables are a bit close.

3/1/25 @ 2:30. The food today was significantly worse than any other time ive come here. Got chow mein and orange chicken. The orange chicken sauce had no flavor - just an oil and batter taste. The chow mein also had no flavor, it was just oil with egg noodles with a hint of smoke. It takes a LOT to turn off my appetite, but this was able to in just 2 bites.

I had a fantastic experience at Panda Express recently! The service was top-notch from start to finish. The staff were friendly, welcoming, and quick to take my order. I especially (SAFALTA FOH)appreciated how she took the time to answer my questions about the menu with smiley face and made sure I was happy with my selections. This visit reaffirmed why Panda Express is one of my go-to spots for a quick, satisfying meal. Excellent service, fresh food, and a pleasant atmosphere—I will definitely be coming back again. Keep up the great work, Panda Express team!

Decent Typical Chinese American Food, I got Half-&-Half Chow Mein, Fried Rice, with Orange Chicken, and Beef Broccoli. Price is Justified for being in an Amusement Park. Wait Time varies but for me I waited about 10-15 minutes with my friends.

The food here is similar to any other Panda Express, but the portions are smaller and pricier than the location just 6 minutes away (outside the park). The dining plan offers a bowl with one entrée and a side. While portion sizes can vary, vegetarians can ask for a full side portion. It's a decent option, though lines are usually long at night.

Terrible pad thai, so sweetness. Generally bad food I would never eat here again. I am throwing the rest of the food away. The only thing close to being good was the egg rolls.

Food is slightly higher quality than Panda Express, but the value is definitely better. The food has excellent spices and was plentiful.

Won’t get the 2 dishes box again. They don’t give you a lot The beef and fish’s were flavorful

The beef cake we order is cool when pickup. Looks like it’s been settings for a while not fresh cooked

A family style restaurant. We came here for the coconut chicken. It's worth noting that aside from pure coconut water, there are also red date and goji. If you want the authentic coconut chicken, this may not be what you want.

This was pretty good Chinese food. The portions are quite big and rather family size.

One of my favorite things about Koi Palace Contempo is that they serve dim sum later in the day! Very few places do that. We ordered Har Gow, Chicken Feet, Sesame Balls, Shanghai XLB, Crab Claws, Chicken Shui Mai, Poached Gailan, BBQ Pork Rice Crepe, and the Pineapple Bun. It looked like we hardly put a dent in the menu too, lots of good items, with some decent vegetarian options as well. All of it was excellent and I would recommend these items to my friends. The staff were friendly and welcoming and quick too! I was not expecting that. Henry was our server and he packaged up some of our left overs for us and gave us a complimentary pudding dessert. The atmosphere was calm and well lit. Lots of space! They also have WiFi. I can say for sure that we will be coming back.

The fish here is incredibly fresh, with tender and juicy meat, absolutely delicious! The chicken feet are well-seasoned, soft, and full of flavor. The beef is crispy on the outside and tender on the inside, cooked to perfection. The service is also very attentive. Overall, a great experience, and I will definitely come back next time!

Food is tasty. The Hainan Chicken rice and the shredded chicken were great, the pork trotter and duck were good as well. Portions are sizable and the price is excellent. Place is well lit. Service was great, waitresses are friendly and reliable. They often came to fill up tea. The desserts were well made and very tasty. Definitely would return again.

Saw there was a new malatang restaurant so had to come try it right away! This is the same setup as most malatang places... you pick out the ingredients, choose a soup base, then they cook it for you! For this place, they charge the same per-pound price for both meat and veggies. I do have to say *all* of their labels are wrong... so if you're not familiar with these ingredients, you may be quite confused. The ingredient selection is decent, but not the best variety I've seen. For example, they don't have the pork rice cake that I like :( Service was great, I was seated immediately and got some instructions since I've never been to this location before. I picked out a bunch of ingredients and chose medium spicy soup base. It was cooked quickly and served to me right away! The soup flavor is great - definitely taste the spiciness but it's not so much that you can't taste anything else. The different ingredients are cooked properly so everything tasted good! Since this is very convenient location, I definitely see myself coming back often whenever I have spicy pot cravings. They have a promotion going on so my big pot of goodies was under $15 (pre tax/tip).

My family wanted to try this place since we missed eating here when it was still Cooking Papa. The atmosphere was a typical Chinese restaurant with large tables of families enjoying dinner. We ordered the BBQ Delicacy Platter (2 choices of meat, we chose roasted duck and roasted pork belly), fried rice w/ diced chicken & salted fish, house special pan fried noodle, and assorted braised vegetables (not pictured since it was brought out to our table super late). They also served us red bean dessert soup to wrap up our meal. The portions were large and everything was flavorful. However, the fried rice was a little greasy and the roasted duck did not have much meat on it. The service was very straightforward and attentive. The only reason I docked one star is because they forgot one of our dishes and did not bring it out until we were already eating the red bean dessert. I understand it was an honest mistake but it did take us several tries with multiple servers to remind them that we were still missing a dish. Overall, it is not my first choice for authentic Chinese food but I am open to returning someday so I can try some of their other specials.

Went to Cooking Cooking again today for lunch with a friend and ordered a few dishes. The portions are generous and the service is excellent. As for the taste of the dishes, I would say that they are quite delicious but not particularly memorable.

Food is good but the quantity is abysmal. $32.99 for the stewed chicken in pork tripe. That has less than half of a chicken and quarter of stomach. The Stir friend pig kidney has more other ingredients than kidney.

To counter a prior review, this is a very typical and efficient Chinese restaurant experience. They won't fuss over you, but quickly take your order and bring the prepared food out as each dish finishes (so if you imaged one dish as a appetizer but takes longer to cook, it will come out later). The menu is available in Chinese or English, and you'll have leftovers for days. The flavors are rich, savory, and as spicy as you like.