My wife and I took a drive and tried this place at the recommendation of my martial arts instructor…read morewho is a foodie. Well, I'm certainly glad to have made the drive from Walnut Creek. I know things are changing in the Tri-Valley but it's really hard to find authentic Cantonese cuisine in the area. Mandarin Delight is the real deal. Tasty food and huge portions at reasonable prices. We met, Bo, the energetic friendly owner who was nice enough to share his personal history in the business. I was born and raised in SF. This place is reminiscent of restaurants I ate at with my buddies during my hey day. The server was very pleasant. We'll be back in spite of the drive.

The mushu pork was good. Not nearly as good as my favorite place. Service is fast. Adequate dining…read morearea. Casual ambiance. Mushu was large portion but cabbage heavy and no egg. Still good for portions and price. Gentle seasoning allows the flavors of the ingredients to come through. Definitely worth supporting this place. $13.00 for large Tsingtao is quite quite expensive though

REALLY good pork buns and the Kung pow was perfectly spicy! My wife got a hot pot bowl and it was…read moreMASSIVE. Waiters staff was very attentive to the lobby as a whole and the whole place has a really cool vibe to it. Perfect for a date night with a quirky girl

I had gotten 2 chicken chow mains and vegetable fried rice for $50 not including tip. This was pick…read moreup to go and when I opened the bag there was hardly any chow mains in both containers it was half filled. The chow main was oily and flavorless. The best part was the fried rice since you could taste the soy sauce. There was no sauce or fortune cookies only a few napkins and utensils. The lowest tip on the machine was an 18%. The only reason I bring this up is because I understand everything is going up but to get home and open up half full containers and only like one of the options is crazy.

Ordered online. Great egg rolls, beef chow fun, and mushu pork. Fast service, and i bet it has…read moregreat ambience.

Everything on their menu it excellent. You won't leave disappointed or hungry…read moreI personally like their boneless Crispy Chicken b everything on their menu is great. Plus the staff is friendly!

Amazing food, adult beverages! Great friendly and…read moreprofessional staff. Very accommodating.

Solid flavors, high prices…read more They aren't cheap, but theirs noodles are well seasoned and have a good amount of protein, and their wonton soup is what we crave whenever we are feeling under the weather. I called in an order on a weeknight around 5pm and the order was ready for pickup within 20 minutes. We had the wonton soup to start, followed by the Singapore noodles and szeschuan beef. An easy weeknight meal when you don't want to cook.

Called to place an order for a specific time and it was ready on time. Garlic eggplant, salt and…read morepepper pork, mongolian beef and shrimp friend rice were all really good. Portion size for all of them was good for three people as well.

The outside may look questionable but go inside and get your fill for a weekend only - carbohydrate…read moreforward Taiwanese brunch. The fan Tuan (rice roll, salty version) is top knotch. The sheng gian bao (fried pork buns) was juicy but a bit too much outside dough. The soy milk (salty version) is on point. The stir fried tofu skin, pork & jalapeños was flavorful. This is the only place w Taiwanese brunch so it's nice to have the option. Wonder if they will consider offering stinking tofu at some point. Service is efficient and attentive. There was what appeared to be a pond/water fountain in the middle of the room - not sure if it actually works.

This place is so underrated. Tucked right beside a McDonald's and gas station you would never think…read moreyou would get authentic noodle soup dishes. But they are delicious. I had the braised beef noodle soup and it was delicious. Parking is usually not an issue and you order via QR code and pay up front. The server is friendly and often plays NBA games. Portion size is also very good. Just note don't order the spicy version unless you REALLY want a kick.

I've been dying to try this place. I kept hearing about the spicy short rib soup. I can totally see…read morewhy people would love this, but this wasnt for me. The broth was oily and it was hard to enjoy the flavors. The short rib was so tender though. And I loved the bok choy. I ordered this online for pick up and I loveeeeed how they packaged the soup. It comes in a huge container but they separate the broth and noodles. Then when you get home you just dump the noddles in the bottom. Extra star for that! I still think this restaurant is worth trying and I plan on going back to try something else.

My husband and I tried this place for the first time for dinner tonight with our almost 1year old…read moreson. The woman was incredibly attentive and ensured the baby's water wasn't too cold and brought scissors if we wanted to cut his food into smaller bites. The restaurant itself was very clean and welcoming! The orange chicken was the star of the meal , well balance and perfectly crispy. We got the lamb dumpling which were extra juicy and the pork and cabbage dumplings were a classic. Homemade chili crisp oil was available at the table. Please consider supporting this local business the next time you're in the mood for Asian food!

Outstanding dinner! We were so pleased to have seen all the positive Yelp reviews about this…read morerestaurant and the reviewers were right on. Food and service were incredible. The server was the sweetest person and she helped us order. We ended up with a nice assortment: - Zha Jiang noodles - Tofu, mushroom & basil potstickers - Hot chili wontons The server was attentive and helped make us feel like very special guests. I'm sure she makes everyone feel that way. She communicates with the chef and they got our order perfect (no onions). The zha jiang noodles were our favorite. The texture of the noodles was bouncy and perfectly cooked and the veggies were fresh and neatly sliced. This dish has impressive qualities and the flavors were well balanced. The hot chili wontons had a nice kick to them and not too spicy. The potstickers are a good vegetarian option and the tofu, mushroom and basil worked well together and that butterfly made out of carrots was gorgeous. I hear the chef makes them by hand. Thank you to the server for helping us with our order and being so kind. Our dinner was superb. Everything tasted fresh and homemade. We will definitely be back next time we're in town.

We took one of their specials which was a spicy fish dish. We asked for extra spicy and boy, did…read morethey deliver. Holy cow. And the dish was the size of Texas. Great flavor though - they coated the flounder and fried it first, then put all that sauce on along with vegetables. The other dish we got was a stir fry green bean dish that was done well, crisp tender with a flavorful sauce. The restaurant needs a little TLC, the furniture is aging but overall nice ambience. Service was great, reminiscent of the service you would get in China, which is much more polite and hospitable than what you get in the states.

We went here for lunch. They also had a lunch menu. The vibe remind me of Shang hai. The customer…read moreService was good they kept coming back to see if we needed anything else Green onion pancake: 4/5 Shang hai noodles: 3/5 Beef and broccoli: 4/5 Glazed Pork belly : 5/5 Customer Service: 5/5 Decor:5/5 Would I recommend: yes just know it's a little pricey in price.

Amazing food to dine in or take out. My favorites are the pork ribs in Peking sauce, garlic pea…read moresprouts and honey walnut shrimp! Parking is a bit tight during lunch and dinner time. Customer service is wonderful!

Grand Café is still good even though they have changed their name. I heard that the chef is still…read morethere. It's kind of pricey, especially compared to the original location in Oakland, but the food is authentic Hong Kong/Cantonese style cuisine. This will definitely satisfy your carb/MSG cravings, lol! We got takeout for a weekday lunch. This is our usual order now: Fresh sliced fish porridge, $14.95 - they always do a great job with this. This is the Cantonese equivalent of chicken noodle soup. The texture is just right, there are plenty of fish pieces, and the flavor is classic, right down to the ginger slivers. Shrimp rice noodle roll $9.50 - DH's favorite dim sum item. It is tender, and the shrimp are large and crispy. Comes with the classic soy-based sauce. Crab meat braised E - fu noodle $24.95 - DH's favorite noodle. This type of noodle is very soft and absorbs all of the flavors from the crab pieces and sauce. Great choice for seafood lovers! Shrimp silky egg chow fun $24.95 - little one's favorite. This one just has such a great combination of flavors. The velvety "gravy" really ties everything together and makes it go down smoothly. This one has flat noodles (cheung fun), like the classic beef chow fun. Comfort food for sure! Sautéed Chinese green $22.95 - this looks to be pan seared choy sum. Seems kind of expensive, but they actually pack a lot of greens into the box. They don't have the veggie clay pot anymore, Barbecue pork $15.95 - they do a pretty good job with this one too. The flavors are really good and interestingly enough it comes with these little beans on the bottom. Pork tends to be a little bit on the lean side. Portion size seems okay. We didn't get the beef chow fun because we didn't need that much food. But that one is a classic here and they usually do a great job with it too. Food is usually ready very quickly and everything was steaming hot. Staff are efficient and friendly. Give it a try; this place is consistently good and I highly recommend it!

Hong Kong Café in Dublin is solid, dependable Cantonese comfort food -- not mind-blowing, but…read moresatisfying and well-priced. We ordered the egg tofu with veggies, beef brisket, ham and egg fried rice, and the chicken with Chinese sausage clay pot. The beef brisket was the clear winner -- tender, flavorful, and they give you a generous portion. No tiny rationed pieces hiding in sauce. The overall flavor profile was balanced and comforting without feeling overloaded with MSG. The egg tofu was light and nicely seasoned, and the fried rice delivered that classic Hong Kong café vibe. The clay pot had great flavor too, though I personally prefer larger pieces of chicken with less bone. Just a texture preference -- seasoning was on point. Prices are reasonable, especially for the portion sizes. You leave full without feeling like you overpaid. Ambiance is casual and simple. One drawback during the summer: there were quite a few flies while we were dining. The doors were closed, so it was a bit puzzling and definitely distracting. Overall, good flavors, good portions, good prices. I'd come back -- especially for that brisket -- just hoping the fly situation improves during warmer months.

My bf picked up porridge for me because I wasn't feeling the best. My usual porridge order is the…read morepork and preserved egg, so that's what he ordered for me. There was no pork in it, but obviously chicken. It is also by far the saltiest porridge I've had and it has no other flavor. The consistency was extremely thin, felt like I was slurping salt water. The century eggs didn't have much flavor, which was surprising. Ginger slices or even green onion toppings (like pictured in the menu) would improve the porridge. I would not come back for it, I'd rather get it from 99 ranch's hot deli section.