I was actually looking for hainan chicken and the gps led me to this food hall with possibly 20+…read morevendors selling everything from chicken to dessert to sushi. It's located in a huge strip mall that has tons of other restaurants so if you're hungry you will find something to eat. This Hong Kong restaurant is attached to the market and I came upon it while waiting for the hainan chicken place to open. I ended up ordering the soy sauce chicken plate with pickled vegetables and stir fried vegetables over rice for $11.95. What a bargain. Add a large tea for $2.75 more. Chicken was tender and portion was more than enough for me. Thumbs up!

https://maps.app.goo.gl/9eqyNFhaSJD3T2re8…read more I took my parents and they loved it and it is a super good deal right now they're offering one barbecue item for like 11 dollars and two items for $14 and this includes rice and vegetable too this sounds like a pretty sweet deal compared to other barbecue places they call it a grand opening special but it's very filling and it is an excellent excellent value they also sell other things too we'll try it out

The restaurant has delicious choices of dishes and the services are great wiry detailsread more

The food is very good, service was quick and helpful with all questions we had. Definitely…read morerecommend coming here for the kung pao chicken!

This place has the most friendliest staff. They have genuine conversation and remember your orders…read more I recommend coming in at breakfast to eat their chicken steak which has a delicious crisp skin.

We had such a great meal here today! We ordered Singapore-style fried rice noodles, beef chow fun,…read moreand two different kinds of congee, and everything was absolutely delicious. The noodles were flavorful, the beef chow fun had that authentic wok-fried taste, and the congee was warm and comforting. They also have a great selection of Hong Kong-style dishes, with so many options to choose from. The portions were generous, the food was fresh, and everything tasted very authentic. It really reminded me of a classic Hong Kong café. We really enjoyed our meal and will definitely be coming back. Highly recommended!

I normallly order take-out from Tasty Spot Cafe (TSC) (previously known as Delicious Food Corner)…read morein the San Gabriel Valley (SGV) area. However, one evening, I had already left SGV. I googled for any TSC locations on my way home. Bingo! There is one TSC in West Covina right next to Tokyo Central. I was on my way... I phoned in my order for a few dishes for both my daughters and me. My youngest daughter loves their Shredded Pork Chow Mein (crispy style) and BBQ Pork Chow Mein (dry style). They both tasted delicious. I got my eldest daughter one of her favorites, Honey Walnut Shrimp. Tons of big shrimps, but too much mayonnaise. I had the Taishan Chinese Broccoli wth Fish Filet. Lots of broccoli and fish filet with great flavor and taste. I love eating it with white rice! Parking is plenty. Good and bright inside space. They also have a BBQ deli. Staff was friendly. Prices were a tad higher than norm. My order was ready upon arrival so no wait time except for paying the bill. I was in and out of here under 5 minutes. Fantastic! I will be back. Thank you TSC!

Yummy!! I was looking for Delicious Food Corner because that's the address for this place on Yelp…read more I was hesitant to go in when I saw that it wasn't DFC but was already there and decided to give it a shot. The restaurant was spacious and there weren't too many customers. The guy who took our order was very nice. We ordered fish fillet with creamed corn, steamed garlic ribs and beef chow fun. It was so good! I'd come back to try more dishes

The food is pretty good here for the price. Really enjoyed the atmosphere, no one to bother you,…read morenot too crowded and we were able to talk for hours while eating so many dishes. The wait staff were great, they refilled drinks and made sure water was refilled as well. We were also able to get a substitution for a dish to make it all vegan. Come here quite often, highly recommend it.

This place has been opened for about ten years…read more... Changes are expected.... All the staffs have turned over. I used to know everyone in the front. Now I know nobody. It doesn't matter. I am simply here to eat breakfast. I had the Luncheon meat and egg with the instant noodles. It was very bland. I have to add hot sauce. It was all previous cooked. They simply cook the noodles and add the meats and egg. It is ok. I also had the rice noodles. It was ok. I enjoyed the milk tea. Now I simply visit this place once in a while. They have made many attempts to change and regain their old glory, but no use.... Too competitive now.... There are simply not that many customers to patron all the business. It is what it is. Ray out.

Arrived around 6 pm on a weekday. There was no wait, but by the time we left most of the tables…read morewere full. Service was reasonable for a Chinese restaurant, you do have to flag people down, but they at least will bring what you want when you ask for it. Food overall was delicious, maybe not the best Chinese food in my life, but it is the typical Cantonese style comfort food I grew up eating. They have a huge selection so there is a dish for everyone. The prices were all very reasonable. We ordered the peking duck, eggplant with short ribs (like galbi), green beans and honey walnut prawns.

Food: 4/5 Service: 5/5…read moreAmbiance: 5/5 I was here with family for a special get-together. We ordered a variety of dishes to share, including Yang Chow Fried Rice, Seafood Chow Mein, half a roasted duck, braised string beans, honey walnut shrimp, and clams with black bean sauce. We also enjoyed iced Hong Kong-style lemon tea, lemon honey, and Hong Kong milk tea. The food was delicious, flavorful, and perfect for sharing with family.

Opened a second location here in Rowland Heights! Small wait on a Sunday afternoon. Have a ticket…read moresystem to queue. Big menu with lots to choose from. Decorated with vibrant HK items like walking into a HK souvenir store. Started with hot milk tea and an iced lemon tea which are refillable. One of the best iced lemon tea I've had. Very refreshing. I got the pineapple bun with butter and it was warm and soft. Crispy pineapple bun. The rice roll with house sauce had a good bounce. The salted egg French toast was amazing. Crispy edges and pork floss on it made it savory. The middle was filled with salted egg custard. The chicken steak came with 2 pieces. The sauce can be thicker. The baked chicken had a nice cheese crust and fried rice but I've had better sauce. The seafood chow mein was lacking some gravy since parts of the noodle was dry still. The preserved duck egg pork congee was soothing after a night out before. Currently have a promo for free lobster if you hit $100. Small but still tasty. Great prices and large portion. Opens till 2am as well. Would come back if in the area craving HK cafe food.

Found this plaza and found a parking easily…read more Wanted HK cafe style food and the other restaurant in the plaza seem to have a line, so we stop by as they have interesting decor. If you can read Cantonese Chinese, the decor is really funny. It's a standard HK cafe. Food is good. Service is a ok. Standard HK cafe style service. You wave them down, they come. No line on a weekend for dinner. We ordered Singapore style thick noodle, egg white fried rice and grilled combo steak. It's done not bad but the Singapore noodle in Chinese is 貴刁, but we got 粗河instead. Dishes tasted more blend than I expected. Or maybe coz I have Beene eating out all weekend and is used to more salty food?? So... more healthy I guess. They have some crunchy parts to the egg fried rice, which was nice. But i would like more egg in there. The steaks were good. The MaJong tables were really cute, where they have matching picture and majong of the same character from Mario to 蠟筆小新。This goes with the Macau theme.

After coming back from my trip to Hong Kong, I was craving some good Cantonese food. With all the…read moredelicious food I enjoyed in Hong Kong, I knew it wouldn't be easy to satisfy my appetite back home. So I decided to stop by HAO Cafe, and I'm glad I did! This time, I wanted to try something different, so I ordered the shrimp paste with cauliflower. It was a new dish for me, and what a pleasant surprise! The cauliflower was cooked just right, with a nice texture, and the shrimp paste added a wonderful savory flavor. I wasn't sure what to expect when I ordered it, but it turned out to be really delicious. Definitely a dish I would order again! I also ordered the two BBQ delicacies plate, which was another winner! Both BBQ selections were flavorful, tender, and juicy. The rich BBQ flavors really hit the spot and reminded me of the delicious Cantonese BBQ I had during my Hong Kong trip. Overall, HAO Cafe was a great choice for my first Cantonese food craving after returning from Hong Kong. It's nice to know I don't have to fly all the way back to Hong Kong to enjoy a satisfying Cantonese meal! The shrimp paste cauliflower was definitely the highlight this time, and I'm already looking forward to my next visit!

A hidden gem that's officially made its way into our weekly rotation. Hao Cafe in Duarte is a…read morelittle off the beaten path, but after trying it, I can confidently say it's one of the better Hong Kong cafes around. A few things worth noting: - Get the BBQ pork. It was tender and incredibly juicy. Their BBQ meats are noticeably better than a more popular competitor -- juicy, flavorful, and not dry. - The breakfast 2-item combo is totally worth it. Generous portions and easily enough to share between 2-3 people. - The lemon iced tea and HK milk teas are refillable. - The restaurant itself is small, but so is the staff size, so expect things to move at a more relaxed pace. This is one of those places that may not be the first name that comes to mind when you're craving a HK cafe, but it should be on your list.

Tried Garden Bistro in Rowland Heights and ordered a few different dishes to share: the baked pork…read morechop rice, seafood truffle linguine with white sauce, grilled chicken steak with pasta, and Beijing duck pizza. The two standouts for us were definitely the seafood truffle linguine and Beijing duck pizza. The linguine was creamy and flavorful with a nice truffle taste, and there was a good amount of seafood. The Beijing duck pizza was such an interesting combination and ended up being one of the most memorable dishes. The crispy crust, savory duck flavor, and fresh arugula worked surprisingly well together. The baked pork chop rice was hearty and comforting with plenty of sauce and cheese, while the grilled chicken steak came with a generous portion of pasta and sides. Overall, a nice spot when you're craving Hong Kong-style café food but also want something a little different. I would come back especially for the truffle pasta and Beijing duck pizza!

Customer service is good and super fast. The lemon iced tea is delicious and a must try!…read more Clam and shrimp with linguine in white truffles and white cream sauce $18.25 8/10 So flavorful and creamy. Seafood was not chewy and tasted fresh. Great portion for price. Beijing duck pizza $15.95 8/10 Unique flavor of bbq duck and arugula. Pizza was thin crust, but not soggy. Grilled chicken steak with black pepper sauce and pasta $15.95 8/10 Staple and reliable choice. The black pepper sauce complements the chicken which has a great crust and not too soggy. Chicken steak is a huge portion.

We ordered the sweet and sour pork, pork pan-fried crispy noodles, West Lake beef soup, and a…read morestir-fried eggplant dish. Overall, the food was excellent, even my Asian parents, who can be pretty critical when it comes to Chinese food, gave most dishes high marks. The crispy noodles had great texture, the West Lake beef soup was comforting and flavorful, and the eggplant portions were generous. The service was what I'd describe as classic Chinese restaurant service. The waitress came across as a little rushed and occasionally seemed slightly annoyed, but she was still attentive and accommodated everything we asked for without any issues. Our food came out at a reasonable pace, and we never felt forgotten or had to chase anyone down. The atmosphere had its own unique charm. The restaurant was playing early-2000s hip-hop while a Chinese gangster drama played on the TV, which made for an unexpectedly entertaining backdrop. The restroom was also clean, which is always appreciated. My only real criticism is the sweet and sour pork. The batter itself was crispy and well executed, but too many of the pieces were mostly breading wrapped around bone with very little meat. It was the one dish I probably wouldn't order again. Even with that one miss, everything else was strong enough that we left very satisfied.

Tried the beef chow mein, beef brisket and tripe combo for appetizer, and typhoon garlic spare…read moreribs. The beef chow mein was good-- while it was lacking some wok hay, the noodles were fried to perfection. Flavor was lacking as well. The beef brisket was tender and the flavor was there but it was slightly tangy/sour-- on the border of doing bad? I've never had this dish taste sour. The typhoon ribs were filled with fried garlic and the ribs came out hot and crispy! I recommend this dish if you like salt and pepper shrimp/chicken-- this is a fun alrernative Service was better than the avg Chinese restaurant. We were 1/3 parties so I'm not sure if it changes when it gets busy. There's plenty of parking.