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    Continental Mills

    4.5 (2 reviews)

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    99 Ranch Market

    2.9(222 reviews)
    1.6 mi
    •$$

    It's not the biggest or newest 99 Ranch I've ever been to, but so happy it's here. It's kind of…read moresmall and crowded compared to other locations, especially on the weekends. Choose your shopping time slot wisely. Parking is a hellscape during peak hours on weekends. Go super early when they first open, or after 5pm on the weekends. In this area, there are so many other Asian supermarkets. Some prices are not the best, so look for the sale items to make the trip worth your while. I like the grab-n-go char siu and duck on weekdays in the afternoon (although the setup on a table with a weak heat lamp is a little sketch). There are deals on chicken feet if you're lucky enough to stumble upon them at the right time. Chicken feet are expensive in this area in this day and age. $1.99 is a screaming deal. Their selection of frozen dumplings is very good, although sometimes I can't find some of my favorite items. Supply chain issues? Prime Food/Dim Sum King is one of the best brands. Especially their soup dumplings (a.k.a "mini soupy pork bun").

    Today, 3/25/26, dropped by 99 Ranch to get some Chinese food from the Deli. Bought a few Combos of…read morefood - Noodles, Fried Chicken, Sesame Chicken for $14.99 each. Freshly cooked today since they had just brought out the food for the start of lunch. Received great customer service at the checkout register. When in the mood for some Chinese, we normally visit the deli counter at the 99 Ranch Market. Reasonable prices and good portion sizes!

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    Champion Gourmet

    Champion Gourmet

    4.2(77 reviews)
    1.6 mi
    •$

    I've passed by Champion so many times and it always went unnoticed but this time I finally tried…read morethem and they were good. Champion is located inside the Great Wall mall and it's pretty unassuming. There's a few tables inside and that's basically it. They have a relatively small menu available and a wide portion of braised items and frozen dumplings. On the menu, there's a handful of bentos and some noodles. I only noticed one staff member even though my visit was on the weekend but there were no issues experienced. I ordered a popcorn chicken bento and it came with a complimentary black milk tea. The popcorn chicken was nice and crispy and seasoned well. I like that the bento included a braised egg, taiwanese sausage, and a piece of tofu. The braised egg was one of the best I've had and I'll definitely have to be back for more.

    I recently found Champion Gourmet Co. (冠軍) inside Great Wall Shopping Mall in Kent, and it feels…read morevery much like a classic Taiwanese bento shop. The space is small but clean, and ordering is done through a self-service kiosk or QR code, which makes the process quick and easy. They mainly serve Taiwanese-style bento boxes and braised snacks. Some of the options include: * Popcorn Chicken Bento * Taiwanese Pork Chop Bento * Braised Pork (Lu Rou) Bento * Smoked Chicken Leg Bento * Taiwanese Sausage Bento * Braised Pork Belly Bento Prices are around $14-$17. I ordered the Popcorn Chicken Bento, which came with stir-fried greens, braised egg, pickled mustard greens, Taiwanese sausage, and braised tofu. The popcorn chicken was freshly fried, crispy on the outside and juicy inside, with basil that gives it a very authentic Taiwanese flavor. The portion was generous and they even included a milk tea, which made the meal very satisfying. They also offer a variety of Taiwanese braised snacks (lu wei) like braised eggs, tofu, chicken gizzards, beef tripe, chicken feet, and pig ears. Another nice touch is the freezer section where you can buy frozen dumplings, wontons, and buns to take home. Overall, it's a simple and comforting Taiwanese spot. If you're shopping at Great Wall in Kent and want a quick, satisfying meal, this is a convenient place to grab a bento. The parking is complimentary in the plaza.

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    Mama Dough - Xiao Long Bao

    Mama Dough

    4.1(507 reviews)
    1.6 mi
    •$$

    Delicious, friendly, and the beef pancake was out of this world!…read more Cold chicken dish hit all the flavor notes. Food came out quickly. Easy parking.

    VERY disappointed. I've always walked by this place and wanted to give it a try…read more Sadly, this is yet another restaurant in this area that uses full strength industrial cleaner on their tables. The smell is overpowering. 80%-90% of taste is based on smell. All I could smell was chemical cleaner and could barely taste the food. When the bus person passed by me, the smell was even worse because of the cleaner soaked rag. He was spraying it straight out of the bottle so it was full strength, not diluted. I'm pretty sure if you read the instructions on any harsh chemical like that (I think this was ZEP, by the dark purple color), instructions are to dilute it and to rinse or wipe off with water. I've very sure they do neither here. You shouldn't be using any kind of smelly, harsh chemcial to clean tables in a restaurant. Quat santizer doesn't smell and is the standard practice. Whoever is selling ZEP in this area is making a killing apparently. (I can't dine in at Triumph Valley for the same reason). Harsh chemicals shouldn't be anywhere near food. Think about that when you rescue a wayward dumpling when it bounces onto the table. yuck. Having said that, I expected the beef noodles soup to be more flavorful. The broth was just okay, not as deeply flavored as I would've expected. And the meat was just barely tender enough, but not that impressive either. Fried spring rolls were very oily and the filling was severely overcooked. Complete mush. Not good. I wish I could say better things, but I barely finished half my meal because of the chemical smell. $14.99 for beef noodle soup is a good deal if you can actually taste it. $6.25 not a good deal for mushy, oily spring rolls.

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