This place was quite good. I had never been to a Hong Kong Cafe before and I thought it was very on…read morethe nose that it this place was named Hong Kong cafe. The rice and minced pork was super good. Good sweetness and texture. The chow fun was good but I think I would have preferred soy sauce option over the black bean option. The crispy noodles had a really good texture that I really liked, but I wish they were in a diff sauce. A more savory soy sauce or a more salty peanut sauce would have been great. I also like the ambiance and service was also pretty good! the food did not take that long to come out. Everything was pretty affordable and parking was really simple to find as well! Overall, I would recommend going to this place! I think most people would really enjoy it!

came here for lunch with my mom & grandma today and we enjoyed our food! Not having to drive into…read moreSan Gabriel/Alhambra was also a plus since we wanted to stay local. I got the chicken steak w/pasta, i've had better BUT it wasn't bad. What really surprised me was the shrimp fried rice, so simple yet so good!! Service was great, they are very attentive. It does get busy during lunch so keep that in mind.

Highly recommend if you love din tai fung style cuisines without waiting 2hrs and breaking your…read morewallet. Their dan dan noodles with rice noodles was savory, with that lovely peanut base sauce. Their Crab & pork xiao lou bao is super delicious. Their skin is thin and the soup inside just fills your mouth. Honestly i think it's better than Din tai fung for that alone. The beef tomato noodle was filled with thick, tender beef chunks, and the diced tomato was actually sauted with savory seasoning. You can see many locals come here to enjoy excellent quality comfort food. From Ordering to being served was a matter of minutes. Great for limited lunch break people! Very clean, simply decorated place.

Mr Dragon Noodle is always a hit, and this time was no exception. We ordered takeout and everything…read morestill held up really well by the time we got home. We got the beef noodle soup, beef tendon soup, seaweed salad, pan-fried pork buns, and pork soup dumplings. The soups were rich and comforting, with tender meat and flavorful broth. The beef tendon was especially soft and well-cooked. The pan-fried pork buns had a nice crispy bottom with juicy filling inside, and the soup dumplings were solid as always. Seaweed salad was a nice lighter side to balance everything out. Overall, super satisfying meal and consistently good quality. Definitely one of our go-to spots for noodles and dumplings.

Really nice staff. Alicia was friendly and helpful…read more I ordered a popcorn chicken with rice as well as wintemelon tea. The rice plate comes with a egg and picked veggies. Portion of huge. I was pleasantly surprised to find out that Alicia makes the wintemelon tea fresh. You can taste the difference. I will be going back.

Absolutely TERRIBLE experience. Do not waste your time or money here…read more The moment we walked into Fu's Restaurant, it felt like stepping into a sauna. It was 79 degrees inside, muggy, humid, and completely uncomfortable. We almost turned around and left immediately. The place was practically empty, which honestly should have been our first red flag. We decided to give them a chance anyway. Big mistake. My colleague and I were offered water or hot tea. We both ordered hot tea. The menu clearly says in English that hot tea is $2.99. Nowhere does it clearly explain in English that you will be charged differently depending on how many people drink it. When the bill came, we were charged $5 each. Apparently, there is some clarification written in Chinese, but how are customers who do not read Chinese supposed to know that? That is completely misleading. The tea portions were not larger, not special, nothing different. Just basic tea. The pricing felt deceptive. We also ordered popcorn chicken and chili wonton soup. Both came out in tiny portions that looked like appetizers, yet the menu does not clearly label them as such. For what we received, paying over $30 total felt ridiculous. The food itself was mediocre at best. Nothing memorable and definitely not worth the price. Because of the uncomfortable temperature, confusing pricing, small portions, and average food, we chose not to leave a tip. As we were walking out, the waiter chased us outside and pressured us about the zero tip. That is completely inappropriate. Tipping is not mandatory. It is earned. Confronting customers outside over a tip is unprofessional and embarrassing. Between the heat, the questionable menu pricing, the small portions, and being confronted outside, this was one of the worst dining experiences I have had in a long time. We will never be back. There are plenty of better places within the same plaza than to dine here. I don't expect this place to last long anyway.

Finally! An authentic hainan chicken rice place complete with all the sauces, they also have great…read moretofu dishes

This is honestly my favorite potato noodle spot in LA. I could eat it three days in a row and still…read morecrave it again. Definitely add the fried egg -- it makes everything smell and taste so much better. Their Hainan chicken rice is also so good, and the combo is really worth it. I always end up ordering Combo A whenever I come. Such a comforting and satisfying meal. Highly recommend!

very good food! will bring clients there next time…read more They had a special BOGO xiao lung bao

BOGO XLB is still active as of 4/28/26!…read more This shop shares the same name as the steam bun/ mandu shop in Rowland Heights next to the GW Supermarket however they do NOT sell steamed buns here! Typical mom and pop restaurant quality food, great experience, top tier service (which is rare for a Chinese restaurant) but the food tasted just alright. XLBs at the BOGO rate is a steal~ Not as good as your top tier XLB places since it can get kind of oily if you keep eating but still a solid B tier.

Tasty Chinese breakfast in diamond bar. Really reminds me of the small breakfast cafes in China…read more We got the soy milk, deep fried twist, jellied bean curd and xiao long bao. Delicious and filling. The pork xiao long bao dumplings were my favorite with the chili oil and vinegar.

Based on Yelp, found this no-frills, hole-in-the-wall Chinese cafe situated in an almost-empty…read moreshopping plaza. Don't let the surroundings deter you from not trying their authentic soups & dumplings. It's good comfort food. With only a few tables inside, dining patrons gather early in the morning for breakfast and most do takeout orders. They also carry frozen dumplings available for purchase. Prices are reasonable and the person behind the cash register is nice. Service is quick and plates are cleared right away. Get-your-own-water at the table in front. *Hearty, savory & filling pork wonton soup- 4 stars *Pan fried pork & shrimp with chives dumpling- 4 stars

Love the traditional Chinese style menu and the pricing is very affordable especially the lunch…read morespecial. $10 for entre, plus soup, and egg roll is a steal. Will be coming back her for sure. The food was also excellent but take that from a non-chinese customer. Good portions and tasty. The restaurant is not anything fancy but if you are just in it for the food and price 100% recommend. The servers were very polite and made sure they checked on us regularly.

My husband and I decided to give this restaurant another try. The other dish we used to always…read moreorder was Chicken Pan Fried Noodles. OMG! What a huge disappointment! The noodles were hard and tasted stale. I had to literally break them apart with my hands! The owners are NOT the same! I'm Chinese and can honestly say that these were the absolute WORST pan fried noodles I've ever had in my entire life. We will NEVER, EVER make the mistake of eating here again! I would ZERO stars if I could!

Tried King Baozi Bistro and it definitely lives up to the hype. The bao buns were soft, fluffy, and…read morepacked with flavor--especially the pork ones. Everything tasted fresh, and you can tell they actually care about quality. The dumplings were juicy and didn't fall apart, which is always a win. Service was quick and friendly, even during a busy time, and the place had a nice casual vibe. Prices were pretty reasonable for the portion sizes too. Only downside was it got a bit crowded, so seating can be tight--but honestly, that just shows how popular it is. Would 100% come back

Honestly, I didn't expect much at first, but this place really surprised me. The baozi turned out…read moreto be incredibly good--super soft dough with rich, savory fillings that tasted very authentic. You can tell they put a lot of care into the food, and everything came out hot and fresh. What stood out to me even more was the service. The staff were genuinely kind and patient, not just doing their job but actually making you feel comfortable and welcome. It felt like a place I could come back to regularly without hesitation. Overall, it's a simple spot but done right--great food, great people, and a very pleasant experience. Definitely worth checking out if you're in the area.

It's been a while since I visited Sheng Hui Dim Sum, and their food is still solid. They are open…read moreMonday, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday (closed Tuesday-Thursday). Their business hours are 8:45 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. on weekdays, and they stay open until 4:00 p.m. on weekends. We ordered the Har Gow, Shiu Mai, Steamed Chicken Feet, Sesame Balls, and the Steamed Sausage & Sticky Bun. Everything was authentic, freshly prepared, and delicious. The Har Gow and Shiu Mai were notably large and high quality. My personal favorite is the Steam Sausage & Sticky Bun. It's a traditional Hong Kong dish that is becoming rare even in HK, so finding it here was a treat. This place is a true hidden gem in West Covina. The pricing starts from $5.88, and most dishes are about $5.93, and a few dishes are $6-8. They now have a Mother's Day promotion from May 1-12: Buy one, get one free on Xiao Long Bao (Shanghai or Crab Meat). P.S. You can also order it online via their website. https://www.shenghuidimsum.com/

One of my favorite dimsum place , it's a small take out only…read more (they do have a small seating area outside that can accommodate 4 people) Runs by a husband and wife team closed at 4 pm and opens on Monday , Friday-Sunday ( closed Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday) Many great deals offer daily , buy one get one items is a no brainer . You have to try their trio Shu Mai ; abalone shumai , xo sauce Shu Mai and shrimp tobiko Shu Mai . Loads of flavors , huge shrimps . XLB xio long bao soup dumplings full of juicy morsels , to be honest I tried many of their dim sum and love it all. I am not a fan of their jouk ( rice porridge) I had pork and century eggs jouk , it lakes flavor for me . Black and Gold Scallop shrimps har gow was equally tasty.

I am here trying the chicken curry, apparently it tastes it so good (Portuguese style) with Indian…read morepancakes. And a tasty Won Ton Noodles soup, wrapped fresh and made as ordered . Service is always excellent! Always ask if you want refill and if boxes for Togo (leftover). Inside is surrounded with TV and music , you won't feel lonely if dining alone lol very good AC to keep you from sweating sometimes even need my sweater. Come and enjoy your meal in Diamonds Bar , it has a variety of desserts and drinks to choose from ~~ Hongkie vibes

Tried DFC for the first time today and it was pretty good. They have special set menus for…read morebreakfast so I was able to enjoy satay beef instant noodles, pineapple bun, and milk tea for just $13. Everything was cooked very well. My wife got the porridge set with huge portions of jook and xo sauce rice noodles. The whole experience was very comforting on a rainy Sunday. Restaurant is bustling and efficient. There was a full house, but the food came out very fast and nothing was missed. We even got a cold lemon tea to go. Definitely recommend for that authentic HK cafe experience!