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    261 Dim Sum

    3.4 (13 reviews)
    Open 9:15 am - 6:00 pm

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    Nikki P.

    This is a decent dim sum spot if you're shopping in the Asian garden mall. Xiao long bao was tasty but missing some of the broth inside. Green beans were cooked nicely. Chow fun was good too. PROS: takes card in case you don't have cash, will warm up the food if you ask CONS: customer service is spotty. Saw a few customers upset because they forgot to bring the food to the table.

    Yo Yelp, I went through the trouble to enter the business to help this nice owner n wasn't allowed to check in, I'm not that far fr there
    Cheryl N.

    I'm always crazy for Dim Sum but ever since Furiwa went under, I was left stranded, seafood cove across the street is always mobbed the wait was 1 hr just not worth it, they are also 100% crazy, it was cold like in the North pole, they told me the had open vent on the roof to chase Covid19 away!! So finding this hole in the wall was really welcome. The owner/chef was really nice n friendly so I probably bought more than I should. Everything was just $2 vs $5 to $7 elsewhere. There a certain spice very flavorful that I cannot identify it's in the dim sum here, the best dim sum was the one w the flaky taro outside, I was going to give them 5 stars when the last bite of one of the Dimsum was a little smelly, I was there before closing n stuffs that didn't move sitting there all day could turn so I took 1 star away, the next time I'll go there by noon when everything is fresh n they will get 5 stars. So you know, Din Tai Fung is overrated, the wonton skin is thick, the dim sum lacks the special flavor mentioned above, most Americans love it there but they haven't been to Hong Kong,,had they been to HK, they would love it at 261 Dim sum, support them or they'll be out of business! Try it you like it! By the way they came here from Hong Kong!

    Sticky Rice with chicken wrapped in a Banana Leaf and the usual dim sum fare.
    Eats S.

    THIS FOOD FELT LIKE HOME. I give this place 5 stars based on what it is - a take-out stall at a mall offering a curated selection of dim sum's heavy hitters and popular Cantonese comfort dishes. Don't come here expecting to see an extensive list but know that you can get the basics. It was Mother's Day and I could not find, for the life of me, a dim sum restaurant that when they actually picked up the phone, had both Ha-Gow (Crystal shrimp dumplings) & Shrimp Cheung Fun (rice noodle rolls with soy sauce). So strange. So I yelped and saw this place. No phone number yet (it's still quite new) and with 1 review. So I said, what the heck, let me just drive over and see...it was my last resort. Come to find this spot. Clean, super friendly staff...with both Dishes that I wanted. Of course I ended up buying more! My husband is vegan and they had sautéed rice rolls in soy sauce and scallions and also the Pan-Fried Turnip cakes with No dried shrimp and Chinese sausage, so it was perfectly vegan appropriate! Check them out! Will definitely be my new go to easy spot to grab and go! Oh! Forgot to add, all the shrimp in my dishes were DEVEINED!!! Imagine that. It takes a lot more work so most restaurants don't do it unless you go to high end places, even then I'm not sure they all do.

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    Gomen

    Gomen

    4.1
    (1.3k reviews)
    4.7 mi
    $$

    We finally tried Gomen in Stanton and were so impressed! It's pretty lowkey from the outside, but…read moreonce you walk in, the food speaks for itself. We started with the shishito peppers and takoyaki, and the takoyaki was easily some of the best we've had. It came out piping hot, perfectly crispy on the outside, and soft and fluffy inside. Since it was such a hot day, we ordered the Hiyashi Chuka (chilled ramen) and the Oroshi Soba Combo with grated radish and tempura. Both were super refreshing and exactly what we were craving. The Hiyashi Chuka had a great balance of flavors with fresh toppings, and the soba was light, chewy, and paired really well with the crispy tempura. The hot tea was a nice touch, and everyone working there was friendly and welcoming. We also loved how extensive the menu is. There are so many Japanese comfort food options that we'll definitely be back to try more. If you're looking for authentic Japanese food in the area, Gomen is absolutely worth a visit.

    Stopped in for a quick dinner and was pleasantly surprised at the shelves of manga at the entrance…read more The pendant lamps above the tables are hung a little low, which we didn't really notice until my partner hit his head against one. DRAFT ASAHI: 1/5. They don't clean their lines. The Asahi was sour, and read more like kombucha. SHISHITO PEPPERS: 5/5. Seasoned with only salt, the peppers are a shining example of the beauty of simplicity. RAMEN KAKUNI XD: 5/5. Incredibly savory broth with silk soft slices of pork. The $18 regular bowl would definitely be considered large anywhere else, and came with more toppings than I usually see. OROSHI SOBA: 4/5. Been on a soba kick lately because summer in California is gross and relentless. The flavor was 100% there, but the lukewarm temperature was not it. The menu did specify that this dish is COLD, and it was the entire reason I ordered it. TAKOYAKI: 4/5. Batter was on the thick side, but overall flavorful.

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    Ramen & Tsukemen TAO

    Ramen & Tsukemen TAO

    4.2
    (921 reviews)
    5.7 mi
    $$

    Tsukemen Tao is consistent every time I come here. I feel like a lot of the times, especially in…read morerecent, I've been disappointed when I dine out. Restaurant quality just hasn't been the same, but that is not the case here. Over the years their team has continued to offer delicious food and a nice casual dining experience. The store is small and cozy, so not great for parties larger than 4, though I'd really just suggest 2. Great for lunch or a low key dinner, it is one of my go-to for ramen spots. I really love their white miso tsukemen, the thick noodles are slightly chilled and served with a wedge of lime which is a nice way to lighten the very rich broth. I've had their red miso before but its deeper flavor is a bit too powerful for my taste, so for those who like something with more umph, that's a great choice as well.

    Have been seeing this spot pop up on a lot of OC ramen lists and decided to try it out. We also had…read morehigh expectations due to their Michelin Bib Gourmands for the past several years. The interior is very small, maybe 16-20 seats total. For food, we ordered the gyoza 2/5, spicy white miso 3.5/5, and spicy red miso 4/5. The gyoza was disappointing since it was reheated and still tasted cold in the middle. Both ramen were filled to the brim with rich, flavorful broth. The white miso broth was slightly less thick and rich than the red miso. The noodles were chewy, and the Tao spice had a nice kick. Unfortunately, there was no AC running so we got pretty hot and uncomfortable during our meal. They also charged us for an extra drink that we didn't order. Sadly, this spot did not live up to expectations and will not return.

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    Butaton Japanese Ramen - Garden Grove

    Butaton Japanese Ramen - Garden Grove

    4.1
    (849 reviews)
    2.2 mi
    $$

    I first discovered Butaton Ramen a couple of years ago, and it's still one of my go-to spots in…read moreGarden Grove -- especially for their lunch special. The lunch combo is such a solid deal. You get a regular-sized bowl of ramen, plus your choice of either a beef rice bowl or chashu rice bowl, and a side salad. For just an additional $6 on top of the ramen you were already going to order, you get the rice bowl and salad -- which honestly makes the whole meal feel complete. We always order the Butaton ramen, and it never steers us wrong. It's consistently satisfying and comforting. Between the two rice bowl options, I definitely prefer the chashu over the beef. The chashu just has more flavor and pairs better with the ramen in my opinion. If you're deciding between the two, I'd go chashu every time. I also love how the meal flows: - The side salad adds that fresh start to the meal. -The rice bowl gives you something hearty and savory. * And then you finish strong with the ramen. We came around 1 PM on a Wednesday and were actually the only customers there. Honestly? It felt like VIP service. Our server was super friendly, accommodating, and very attentive. One thing I personally use to gauge service: if my water glass hits about 30% full, I expect it to be refilled before it's empty. And even though we were the only ones there, he was consistently on top of it. That kind of attention to detail really stands out to me. We also ordered green tea to round out the meal, and everything just felt easy and enjoyable. Overall, I keep coming back for a reason. Great value, comforting food, and attentive service. If you're going for the lunch combo, definitely choose the chashu rice bowl over the beef.

    Seating was quick on a Tuesday night. Ordered the Karaage chicken, they brought it out super hot…read moreand fresh. Chicken was juicy. Wish it had more breading and was more crunchy. Ordered the butaton ramen. So flavorful, chewey noodles and charred beef belly! Mild spice, i recommend ordering with a side of chili oil. Super hot, which is how I love my ramen. Love that it comes with wood ear mushrooms as it gives it a nice texture. Ordered the tonkatsu ramen and it was also so good! Broth is hardy, good flavor, thick cut pork belly. There's some delicious gelatinous fat ends on the pork belly. Added ginger for added flavor. It's a perfect portion for 1 person, not overwhelming portions. Overall great ramen spot, highly recommend!

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    Butaton Japanese Ramen - Garden Grove
    Butaton Japanese Ramen - Garden Grove
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    Karai Hand Roll Bar & Ramen

    Karai Hand Roll Bar & Ramen

    4.3
    (117 reviews)
    2.6 mi
    $$

    Stopped by Karai Hand Roll Bar & Ramen and had a great experience overall…read more Appetizer: * Pork Gyoza -- perfect for sharing and really tasty. 5/5 Handrolls: * Shrimp Handroll -- decent, but just okay. 3/5 * Bulgogi Handroll -- not the best fit for a handroll style. 3/5 * 3 Kings -- loved that you can choose your own fillings, and it was delicious. Highly recommended! 5/5 The servers and chef were very nice, and it's casual seating (you just seat yourself). Service was quick, and for the price, I'd say it's a good value.

    A good spot for lunch or dinner if you are craving some handrolls! The fish here is fresh and the…read morehand rolls I ordered were all solid and had a good ratio of fish to rice. Service was friendly when I stopped by for a late lunch and we were warmily greeted by the staff. We dined in and there are about 10 seats available to sit at or you can order take out which is what most people do. They have a variety of options to choose from, I went with the spicy salmon and scallop hand rolls and both were delicious. The salmon carpaccio and spicy edamame we ordered as appetizers was also solid. They brought out our handrolls as they finished making them and spaced it out so not everything came out all at once which I liked. The free salad was refreshing and a good palate cleanser. They also offer fresh wasabi for an extra charge which I liked. Overall, this is a solid spot for handrolls and sushi and I recommend coming here if you want something on the lighter side that isn't too heavy compared to the other spots in Rodeo 39! A 7.5/10

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    KIN Craft Ramen & Izakaya

    KIN Craft Ramen & Izakaya

    4.5
    (2.3k reviews)
    1.3 mi
    $$

    Not around the area, but in town for vacation. First time visiting this place and it was great!…read more The service was fast and the staff were friendly. Our waitress was always there when we needed her and would check up on us consistently! The place is very spacious, music was lively, and overall great atmosphere. Bathrooms were clean and it had a mouth wash dispenser including the cup As for food and drinks, everything was so delicious! Yuzu Lemonade was very refreshing and was a nice mix of the flavors. The yuzu and lemonade didn't overpower each other, and a nice touch of the mint leaf! Kei Coconut Ube had a nice taste to it. The sweetness was nice, super purple in color, and worth trying at least once. Drink definitely does not look or taste like a beer so think of it as a sparkling Ube drink when you try it. Beef Tongue appetizer was very tasty and the appearance was pretty. The sauce was very delicious with a hint of citrus. Beef Bowl Udon was delicious as well. The udon noodles are in the middle of the thickness level. Broth was nice and refreshing, and the beef belly was super soft and tasted amazing. Seafood Tom Kha Ramen was really good. Seafood in it were shrimps, scallops, and squid/calamari. Not too spicy, but had a nice kick to it. Veggies were nice and mixed well with the seafood ramen! Unfortunately, the eggs do not come with the udon or ramen, but they do have free unlimited ramen noodles!!! They let you get it for the udon broths as well! Would definitely come back to this place when I'm back in this part of town!

    This place was delicious. We were too hungry when we camebut everything we ordered was very…read moresatisfying. We ordered: Uni Pasta - amazing, must try Skewers Chicken Heart, Eel, and Enoki wrapped bacon Takoyaki - comparable to japan Salmon and yellowtail carpaccio - very very delicious and refreshing We came on a Saturday at 7pm and didn't have to wait for a party of 2, however the space was already pretty full and there was a bit of await around 8pm. I would recommend coming early or booking a reservation for larger parties. We were served waters right away. Our server was very attentive and our orders came out very quickly. Parking was very easy as the restaurant sits in a large plaza. I also appreciated the interior design of the space. I would highly recommend this spot. I will be coming backfor their ramen and to try their other menu items.

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    Happy Hour is available Sun-Thu from 9pm to 11pm. Excluding holidays. Dine-in only.
    Happy Hour is available Sun-Thu from 9pm to 11pm. Excluding holidays. Dine-in only.
    Chashu Tom Kha Ramen
    Chashu Tom Kha Ramen
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    HiroNori Craft Ramen

    HiroNori Craft Ramen

    4.4
    (477 reviews)
    5.0 mi
    $$
    Free parking
    Kid friendly

    Long overdue review! HiroNori is honestly one of my favorite spots for ramen, and this visit did…read morenot disappoint. Along with the great staff and intimate ambiance always a great go too. We started with the pork buns with marinated pork belly . The pork was tender and flavorful, and the pickled onions added the perfect tanginess. The crispy rice with spicy tuna was another favorite. We also tried the chicken rice bowl, which came with juicy chicken thigh, soft-boiled egg and rice. Simple, but really satisfying. Of course, the star of the meal was the Shoyu Ramen. The 100% chicken broth with 2-year barrel-aged soy sauce had a deep, savory flavor, with pork chashu, bamboo, spinach and soft-boiled egg bringing everything together. To wash it all down, we had the Mint Cucumber Yuzunade super refreshing, bright, and citrusy, and a great balance to all the rich flavors. Definitely a place I keep coming back to when I'm craving a good bowl of ramen.

    This is one of the best ramen spots I've been to! The broth was rich, flavorful, and perfectly…read morebalanced, while the noodles had the ideal texture. The toppings were fresh, generous, and complemented the ramen beautifully. The restaurant was clean, the atmosphere was cozy, and the staff was welcoming and attentive. Service was quick, and everything arrived hot and fresh. The only minor downside is that the restaurant can be a bit challenging to find since it's located inside a business building. If you're visiting after 6:00 PM, you'll need to use the side entrance. If you're craving authentic, comforting ramen, this place is definitely worth a visit. I'll definitely be back to try more items on the menu!

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