Restaurant is fairly clean. Food is pretty mid. I had the Pad-tai and there was so little flavor. Very bland, wouldn’t recommend. My teen had beef and broccoli with white rice and enjoyed it. What made this visit decent was the service we received. Our server was on point and fun to chat with about local on goings.

While enjoying Disneyland we decided to eat outside the park, so we picked PF Chang's. We got there a little after 4pm and were seated immediately. The staff who greeted us at the door were polite and our waiter was friendly and accommodating. We ordered the Chef's Feast for 2. The crispy green beans were the 💣💥💣💥 and the hot and sour soup was very good! We both enjoyed the changs chicken dish and the firecracker shrimp 🍤 😋

Today was the day I found a meal I couldn't finish!! I love to eat, and this dish had me and my partner full before we even reached the halfway point! The food itself was quite good, the rice was cooked to the perfect texture, and the lo mein was very tasty! The chicken itself was a bit soft for my taste, but the taste itself was quite wonderful. The service was VERY fast, and VERY efficient the store had limited seating, but we were able to find a spot immediately. Overall, a great experience.

Very generous portion. The food is not greasy, unlike other Chinese take out food which includes Panda Express. I personally think this place is better than PE. Definitely a place for a Chinese take out.

I went evening time and the lady that worked there was nice, but the owner (older man) wasn’t too friendly (he might just be having a bad day) Food was decent and the portions were good. I would come back again. Got the BBQ pork and house chicken

Being honest and straightforward ! The food is OK not the best. 5/10 Chow mein 5/10 Fried rice 6/10 Orange chicken 7/10 Barbecue pork 5/10 Jalapeño chicken 7/10 Customer service is great ! Will serve ! I got three items combo and it came out to be 23.00 . I also bought two eggrolls. Well, come back maybe

The food is good fresh. It’s clean . The tables are clean also well. I been coming here for years. It’s my favorite place to grab some Chinese food. And the amount what you pay for it’s a great amount of food portion. It’s good customer service. Very nice ladies.

I had the wanton soup it was very nice, and they were very generous. It had a lot of vegetables, chicken, wantons, and shrimp. Very good.

We were in town for a business conference without a personal vehicle. Wish we had known beforehand that this "restaurant" is TAKEOUT only! Pictures online looked like the potential to sit down and dine. The food that we ordered was decent, even though it was lukewarm by the time we returned with the food to our hotel. The Crescent Dumplings were not as crispy as I've experienced from other dim sum places, it was thick and gooey/glutinous. We ordered Pork & Shrimp Dumplings (large and meat filled), Shrimp Dumplings (large shrimp filling but dumpling skin does not fare well as takeout), Turnip Cake (creamy texture with adequate filling), Taro Puff (tasty though wish they were eaten hot and fresh), Crescent Dumplings (shell was not crispy and was too thick), Chow Fun (noodles had a good flavor and chewy texture), Lotus Sticky Rice (good sticky rice with some filling), Vietnamese Ice Coffee (was too chocolate-y in flavor not the sweetened espresso flavor we expected).

This is a place where you can get your quick fix for dim sum. Food is pretty decent here for a togo only place. I usually get the typical dim sum items like shrimp dumpling (har gow), shrimp rice paper, fried shrimp and chive, and pork and shrimp dumpling (xiu mai). Items I don't like as much: Fried BBQ Bun - had a sweet flavor, so it tasted odd as a savory food item. Chow fun was really bland. Same with fried rice, but technically you can add soy sauce to enhance the flavor.

I arrived after the dinner crowd had dissipated. I was a solo diner but the service I received was very attentive as if my table had more people. Service with a smile. My water glass was always full and my tea pot was always replenished with more hot water. I was really hoping the food would have been more flavorful, though. I ordered 2 dishes: Pad thai and Shrimp with lobster sauce. I was disappointed that both were pretty bland. Originally, I was going to order a sushi roll instead of the shrimp but I guess the sushi chefs had already left because I was told that I couldn't order from that part of the menu. As a solo diner, I obviously didn't finish both dishes (although I could have as I have in the past). The server was very nice and packed dishes both for me. I had finished my brown rice so I was only expecting the main dishes to be packed in boxes. When I got home, they had packed another serving of brown rice for me. That was really nice of them! Service: 5/5 stars Food: 2/5 stars

GOOD FRESH Chinese food. You can get some Chinese food that has been sitting in an aluminum container for a few hours or you can go here and get some delicious fresh Chinese food. The lunch special is one of the last deals left on Earth where you feel like you got more than you paid for. Fresh soup, fresh salad with a delicious dressing, an egg roll, rice and your entree of choice. I left there paying a little bit over $50 for three people and that was including tip.

Food is always good. Portions are always generous. It is a CASH ONLY place, so go prepared. Edit: They have now started accepting card payments but with a fee.

I absolutely love Lucky's! They are a must stop anytime I travel home. There is always a line which means the food is fresh and hot. The ladies are helpful and kind. The servings are generous. It is a must stop! Can't go wrong, Lucky's is great any time or day.

Exploring Yummy Noodle: A New Hand-Pulled Noodle restaurant in Fountain Valley Just a few streets away from my friend’s house in Fountain Valley, a new Lanzhou hand-pulled noodle restaurant called Yummy Noodle has opened about three months ago. Being a noodle lover, I decided to gather some friends and check it out. At Yummy Noodle, you can choose from three types of noodles: hand-pulled (fresh), knife shaved, and wide noodles. I went with the wide one for my Dan-Dan noodle, and I have to say, the texture was just perfect—chewy and satisfying. Our group of four ordered a variety of dishes, and overall, we enjoyed our order, especially considering the reasonable prices. However, I wouldn't recommend the Shanghai juicy dumplings, as they were quite average. what we ordered: - **Lanzhou Hand-Pulled Noodles ($15.49)**: Two of my friends chose the fresh hand-pulled noodles. They both loved how the noodles paired with the flavorful broth and the six slices of beef. - **Dan Dan Noodle ($12.99)**: The flavor was great, the portion was generous, and it wasn't spicy at all, which was a plus for me. - **Spicy Wontons in Chili Oil (10 pieces, $9.99)**: These were small in size but tasty, and the chili oil wasn’t too spicy, which made it quite enjoyable. - **Steamed Chicken ($9.99)**: I liked it and ordered an extra to-go and pair with some sliced cucumber. - **Shanghai Soup Dumplings (8 pieces, $11.99)**: These were pretty average and didn't taste handmade, so I wouldn't recommend this one. The dining space is quite spacious, and the food came out quickly. The staff was friendly and could speak Chinese and English, which made ordering easy. Given that there aren't many places like this around the area, I've already made a return visit! 📍Yummy Noodle 9965 Ellis Ave, Fountain Valley, CA 92708

03/25 Restaurant has been closed since end of 2024. At that time, you could still see in and the equipment and tables still present. Today, plastic sheets over the windows, no sign of existence. No idea if it's still temporarily closed or permanently. No sign indicating status. 10/24 Fast food restaurant-like interior with bare concrete floors. Freshly-made, hand-pulled noodles being made behind the glass divider wall. Food has a good taste versus many American-Chinese restaurants for the authentic flavor. That said, it's not a full-on Chinese restaurant, so temper expectations. For example, special combo chow mein was flavorful and tasty, but skimping a bit on the quantity of vegetables and meats. You can add extra bok choy, if you want. Or Chinese pancakes. Yummy, but there's local alternatives that have bigger servings. Dumplings and Chinese pancakes were perfectly fine and tasty. Chow mein a touch on the saltier side, so ask to adjust the amount of sauce if you prefer.

This cozy place brings you a bit taste of Asian, Mexican, Thai, and Korean food. Food is pretty good here nice and clean place for the family I highly recommend this place. They have a lot of dish options.

It has been over 10 years I had not visited this place and they still have my two favorite restaurants:). But the food court can use an upgrade.

It's an almost fully self-service spot, which is great, but may not be what some are looking for. They have a number of great dishes and I love the flavor of their dumpling sauce.

If you're looking for a flavor-packed adventure, look no further than Northern Cafe at UCI! I tried their spicy beef hot pot and sour vegetable noodle soup, and let’s just say: my taste buds went on a rollercoaster ride of excitement. The spicy beef hot pot? It’s like a warm hug with a little bit of sass. Tender beef swimming in a bubbling cauldron of spice— it’ll make you break a sweat in the best way possible. It’s fiery enough to make you feel like you’ve earned that second bowl of rice, but not so hot that you regret it immediately (looking at you, other spicy foods). And then there's the sour vegetable noodle soup. It's like the perfect mix of tang and zest that makes you feel like you've just won a flavor jackpot. The noodles were just the right amount of chewy, and the sourness of the broth had that "I can’t stop slurping" effect. Honestly, it felt like a rejuvenating spa day for my soul, except with more noodles and less cucumber water. All in all, Northern Cafe isn’t just a place to eat — it’s a spicy, sour, and soul-satisfying experience. You’ll leave with a smile on your face and a satisfied stomach... and maybe a slight craving for another round of that spicy beef hot pot.

For years I've been watching Korean elders come here after church and almost exclusively order the red soup. Finally decided to try it myself and unfortunately it doesn't quite match with my tastes. The soup tasted very bland, although there was plenty of chili. The ingredients were fresh and it was a very voluminous dish. Fell short for me on taste though. I'll try something else down the road.

A hidden gem of delicious Korean food! Located sneakily inside of the grocery store and in the corner of a seemingly empty food court, this place will treat you right, and more. Black Bean Noodle: Get! This is what you're here for and it's so delicious. Coat your noodles in this soft and savory sauce you'll be coming back for seconds in no time Spicy Seafood Noodle: Get? It's PACKED with seafood flavor and spiciness and gives you that real authentic Korean seafood soup taste. The only downside is that it packs a punch and if you are brave enough to take a sip that soup, you might need a glass of milk nearby just in case Fried Pork: Skip It's still tasty but I wish it was crispier and more savory Food: 8/10 Service: 8/10 Value: 7/10

Nice clean Panda Express location inside the mall. Customer service was good and their service was pretty fast. Would recommend to get the kung Pao Chicken along with orange chicken, and a side of vegetables spring rolls. I could never decide between chow mein or fried rice, so I just do half and half.

I rarely ever go to Panda Express but was impressed with the cleanliness and service here… Quite modern decor, as well. I loved the fact they had real tea, too (that’s massive for me)! I did think the portions seemed kind of small and that seems to jive with many reviewers. Being from Canada where everything costs way more, the value was still there for me.