Sometimes we drive up from Irvine just to go to Mr Dragon Noodle House. Their pan fried buns are…read morethe best I've had in OC (my fave in the US is in Flushing NY), so that's always a dish I have to order. Their mala beef noodle soups are solid, the broth is rich and the noodles are firm enough. The restaurant has very generous portions for their appetizers. The seaweed app is a heaping mountain and the popcorn chicken always comes on a large plate. Their drinks are also big so it's great to share with the group. There's generally no wait when we go, weekdays or weekend. Otherwise we get seated pretty quickly after a small wait. Service is super quick with piping hot dishes.

Mr. Dragon Noodle House is a restaurant specializing in Chinese comfort food. This location in…read moreDiamond Bar opened a couple years ago and is located in a plaza with ample parking. They also have a location in Rosemead. POPCORN CHICKEN ($10) - while popcorn chicken is not typically relatively crispy or crunchy, it still had good flavor and there were big portions. 4/5 XIAO LONG BAO ($13.50) - XLB is one of the most popular dishes here like they are at other similar restaurants like Din Tai Fung. Beware that it's steaming hot when it first comes out and it can still be too hot to eat even minutes after. To cool it down, poke a hole through the inside. It's typically eaten with vinegar, soy sauce, and a bit of ginger slices which added nice flavors. 4/5 BEEF ROLL ($16) - I liked the crispy exterior and there was a good portion of meat. This was one of the dishes I liked more than others. 4.5/5 HOT OIL SHRIMP PORK WITH CHINESE CABBAGE WONTON ($14) - the wontons were larger than typical and while I liked the mala spice of the sauce, I wasn't the biggest fan of the overall flavor of the sauce. 3.5/5 HOUSE SPECIAL BEEF NOODLE SOUP ($15.50) - the broth was flavorful and the meat pieces were very tender. It was a big bowl of soup with a healthy portion of noodles. If you're looking for authentic Chinese cuisine with homemade noodles this is a solid spot.

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.

Stopped by for dinner and tried the 8 piece pan fried fish dumplings with coriander and the…read morescallion pancakes ($8.95). The price point felt very fair, especially with the dumplings coming in at $14.85. Ambiance was casual and clean, jazz music with nice wall art. ​The food was good, the scallion pancakes were perfect for splitting between us. I also really appreciated the balanced portion control; it felt like just the right amount of food without being overwhelming. We were only ones in the restaurant near end of business on a Sunday night. Service speed was expected as cook to order. Definitely a good spot if you're looking for a simple and reasonable meal in Walnut or near Mt. San Antonio College. FYI photos are of the wall art, food was devoured.

A true hole-in-the-wall location, came here with our friend, who highly recommended the Hainan…read moreChicken Rice here. Note that I'm extremely picky about Hainan Chicken Rice, and am still in search for the closest to the Singaporean one & best in the SGV. So honestly, I was skeptical. The Rice flavor actually tasted pretty good, and had the right taste & texture, so that's a plus! Chicken was moist & tender, which is great...but it lacked the fragrant taste in my opinion. But it wasn't bad! The ginger & chili was quite tasty, just missing the dark soy sauce at the table. Overall, I could do this again if I'm in the area. I enjoyed the stir fried bok choy, and they had a tasty spicy cucumber salad. The combo also came with peanuts. There was only 1 person serving but she was efficient & fast, and friendly. It's definitely a small space, but it was clean & cozy! I understand they are known also for the potato noodles so I might try that in the future!

Food was good- I would order again the potato noodle and hainan chicken…read more Skewers were supposedly fried. But the seasoning was a tad over, it was pretty salty. I would maybe try the fried veggies or squid next time Located in a small plaza with dry cleaning and a deli Good amount of parking Def will go back

This place is a gem. The service is absolutely amazing--super friendly and fast. You can really…read moretell they care about their customers. The food itself is top-tier quality. Ordered the xiao long baos (pork was the best) and fried rice. It was a little under-seasoned for my personal taste, but they have soy sauce at the table which made it easy to customize the flavor to my liking. Honestly, I'd rather have high-quality food that I can season myself than over-salted food any day! Highly recommend giving them a try!

葱油饼现煎出锅酥得掉渣太绝了！ Scallion pancakes are so CRISPY!!…read more@2026July25, they offer BOGO for Xiao Long Bao.

My mother wanted to go back to Seasons Cafe since she really liked the food from her last visit…read more This time we ordered pan fried dumplings and buns, boiled dumplings and xlb. The food seemed to be consistent as our last visit. However, I found a bug's leg on my spoon as I was eating... when I got home, I keep burping up heavy msg flavor that I thought it was a one off thing last time. There's only one person serving the food so has to be patient about it. Need to ask them to clean up the table as last party left. Get your own water at the corner. There are pictures of food on the menu items on the wall. It's a hole in a wall kind of place. There seems to be quite a few regulars that like this no frill food. For me personally, I didn't like the msg and seeing a bug's leg so I won't return agin even though the food tastes decent at the moment.

I came to this place on a Saturday morning because I missed the breakfast vibe in China so much…read more And this place didn't disappoint me at all. The tea egg was flavorful and the fried dough twist was soft inside and crispy outside. My husband and I also ordered the soup dumplings (forgot to take a photo), which was so juicy and perfectly seasoned! If you are looking for good services, this may not be the best place to visit. But if you are just looking for comforting and good Chinese breakfast, definitely check this out!

This is one of the oldest Chinese Restaurant in the Walnut and probably in the area…read more The hole in the wall survived so many years since 1979. It means something. Old dining area but clean. Noticed most orders are to go order. Service was quite fast. It's not super crowded but they have steady customer. Mostly regular customers. Food comes in big portion and very reasonable price. Taste is not bad. No additional MSG is added. A true hidden gem.

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.

I came across this place while dining in local establishments and decided to try it out. This is…read moreworth trying out between the quality of food and price. Their individual bao are about 4 inches in diameter for $3 each. There is plenty of protein inside so it isn't just a bunch of bao. Bao itself is great. Try out the spicy chicken or braised pork. It has a nice spicy kick that balances flavor and spice. If you are looking for frozen bulk, they have many flavors available at a great price. They are nice enough to throw a bag of ice in as well so your stuff doesnt defrost as fast. The employees are your nice aunties with some top notch customer service. They really walk you through what they have and answer your questions before you order. Restaurant is spacious and clean.

Nice hole in the wall place for breakfast food. There's a handful of food places next door inside…read morethe plaza. It's good for baos and dumplings and they have congee. They have a bar for the congee and sides and I believe they are $3/pp and $2.5/pp. I think it's unlimited. Double check on the prices and facts. The lady at the front was nice and friendly. She spoke Chinese. Food wise, the buns were yum. The dumplings and wonton soup was delicious, felt like your grandma made it. Definitely home cook meals are comfort. It looked like the people that came in here were locals and regulars

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/

Ordered dim sum lunch through DoorDash from this place. The food was surprisingly delicious. I…read moreloved the shrimp dumplings with scallop sauce, spicy curry fish balls and fish congee. The egg tarts were pretty good too. They called us to replace the two items they were out. It was fast and efficient response from the restaurant. Great place for dim sum deliveries!