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I saw this spot on IG and, being a huge bao lover, I knew I had to give it a try. The highlights were definitely the dumplings and buns. We ordered the mixed dumplings and the 6-piece King Steam Meat Bao--both were awesome. The dumplings had nice thin skin and were very flavorful, and the bao tasted great with plenty of meat and vegetable filling. We also tried the 10 Won bread with cheese and chocolate filling. It had that perfect mochi texture, and my wife and son loved it. The only downside was the spicy beef soup. It costs $20 and unfortunately, it was extremely bland. However, the service made up for it. The staff was friendly, and when I asked for a to-go soup cup (which usually costs 50 cents), the server gave it to us on the house. I'd definitely come back for the bao and dumplings!
I ordered the King Steamed Meat Bao ($9.14 - 3pc) and 10 Won Bread ($5). They tasted fresh and filling. Although these items did not taste spectacular, there's an admirable beauty with its satisfying texture and freshness. I arrived at Cr8zy Bao (West Covina) on Tuesday (around 9:15AM). This location requested 10 extra minutes to setup. After perusing its adjacent market, I returned. Cr8zy Bao (West Covina) was ready for business at 9:25AM. Staff is courteous and professional. Staff (name on receipt - Yaya) is helpful and hardworking. Yaya answered all my questions, and Yaya moved quickly. I ordered the King Steamed Meat Bao ($9.14 - 3pc) and 10 Won Bread ($5). The food was ready in 14 minutes and 54 seconds. The 10 Won Bread has three filling choices: mozzarella cheese, custard, or red bean. I selected the custard filling. The 10 Won Bread had a thin, crisp, and crunchy outer crust; its similar to a finely toasted waffle. Its inner layer is very soft and spongey. Breaking apart this toasted pastry, hot & gooey custard cream bursts forward. I enjoyed the sensation and mild-sweetness of this sticky, flowing liquid. The King Steamed Meat Bao also tasted freshly made. It avoids being dry; rather, its bun is supple, buoyant, and springy. Its filling tastes fresh and slightly savory. Its mashed meat and diced glass noodles add a pleasant bounce. Although the filling lacked any memorable taste, I appreciated how the filling wasn't salty. The King Steamed Meat Bao's filling reminded me of freshly mashed meatball. Regarding ambiance, it's nonexistent at Cr8zy Bao (West Covina). The location is a food stand in a market. Thankfully, its counters and floors are clean. Also, I felt safe since a security guard is stationed by the entrance. Fortunately, there's plenty of indoor and outdoor tables to use since it's connected to the Haven City Market. Bright, bubbly music appeared around 10AM; however, it was silent prior. Overall, Cr8zy Bao (West Covina) is a good experience. If you like baos and dumplings, this location is a solid choice. The portions are filling; the food is fresh; and its cooks put visible care into their items. 4.5 out of 5
1K review is for one of my favorite K food places It is one of the many food stalls in the Haven City Market building but closer to the GW grocery entrance. I love their steamed red bean and meat baos. The red bean bun was one of the best I have tasted. Their dumplings were good too. I couldn't wait till the weather cooled down, so I braved the hot summer and ordered the beef rib soup. It was the best and worst decision I made. The best because the beef was tender and the soup so flavorful. It was served steaming in a hot stone bowl. Thus the worst decision as I was sweating like crazy. Luckily I had my cordless fan to the rescue. The meal came with a bowl of rice, and banchan (mini side dishes). I'd definitely go back to try their cold noodle soup. Service was friendly. Cafeteria-style seating is available. Parking can be tricky during rush hour, especially weekends.
Food: Spicy Sauce Cold Noodles was not too spicy and nice chewy noodles; Kimchi Dumplings were also tasty and not too spicy Service: friendly and made-to-order service Design: shop is located inside the GW Supermarket; nice large screen graphics Overall: if you want good Korean noodles, soups, dumplings and baos, then check out this place
Super excited to have crazy bao opening up near home! It's located the entrance of the supermarket and toward the back of the haven city market. The place is mainly for take out as everything they have is either pre made or in take out containers. We got the meat and chive bun and red bean bun. The buns are good and they give you a lot of filling which is a plus! Service is a hit and miss. When we arrived there weren't anyone at the counter and it took a while for them to take our orders. When the orders are done the little pager they gave us didn't buzz and we had to go and ask if that is our order on the front counter.
Cr8zy bao sure has a unique store name that I just adore. It's located inside the GW supermarket rather than part of the Haven City Market. I have only tried the 10 won coin cheese filling bread and the pizza bao. I am giving them an extra star because of the uniqueness of these items. 1. 10 won coin bread with cheese filling (5/5) You can choose either cheese or custard. We opted for the cheese filling and it was super cheesy with a good cheese-pull. The outside was light, yet crispy and the inside is just a delicious, melty, gooey cheese. The cheese has a good cheesy flavor. 2. Pizza Bao (4.5/5) It doesn't really taste 100% like pizza, but it does have notes of margherita pizza flavoring mixed with the texture of the traditional beef bao. The bun itself was nice and fluffy. The filling I believe is pork meat with tomato sauce, green onions and glass noddles. Overall, not bad and worth a try.
The #1 King Steamed Meat Bao was delicious. Each bao was stuffed with a tasty mix of meat, veggies, and glass noodles. The filling was juicy, well-seasoned, and really close to the northern Chinese bao flavor. They're big too! three were more than enough to fill me up. The food stall is tucked inside GW Supermarket in West Covina, right next to Haven City. It's more of a grab-and-go spot than a sit-down place, you probably can carry it and eat in heaven city area , I assume ? The staff was friendly and fast, and my order came out hot and fresh. A hidden gem for sure.
Another new place opened in Haven City Marketplace inside GW. These are bao's with Korean/Chinese influence. Since it was new, I had to give it a try. I wanted to order the Cr8zy Spicy Dumplings but they said that was the one item on the menu they don't have yet. Ordered the Cheese Meat Bao (it was okay, just a bit of mozzarella cheese on top, with glass noodles mixed with meats inside). Since they didn't have their Cr8zy Spicy Dumplings, I tried their Spicy Shrimp Dumpling (it reminded me of the Chinese dimsum). As I was done ordering, I noticed the workers were cutting up pinwheel pastries. I didn't see them on the menu, but that's when I realized there was a separate menu for a bunch of different Korean soups. I got the red bean version of the won bread (they said there was also a mozzarella cheese version). It had a nice mochi texture with the red bean filling. Overall, the food was meh. The bun was fresh but the fillings of the dumplings/bao's were just okay. The only item I'd come back for is the pinwheel dessert, it brings back wonderful memories of ordering those outside a supermarket made by Chinese elderly ladies.
Located inside GW market. They had a soft opening and they were giving out a sample and we tried number 1 and their red bean bao. We ended up ordering the king steamed bao and red bean bao. My husband also tried their pizza bao it was okay, not a huge fan. The king steamed bao was filled with great flavors and i liked that i had noodles inside. The red bean bao had the perfect amount of filling and mid sweetness to it. I liked it very much. Service was fantastic very friendly.
We were meeting some friends at Haven City, so we thought to stop by to check out all the restaurants. We ended up at Cr8zy Bao because it was a pretty cold day and we were craving some good ol' Korean comfort food. Cr8zy Bao fit the bill to a T (and of course, I also wanted to compare to the Diamond Bar location). Breakdown below: Ambiance (5/5): I mean...this location is awesome. It's right next to the market so I can grab my Chinese goods right before heading out, and I love that there's plenty of seating (some right next to the restaurant too for a quick chow down). This is a huge plus compared to the DB grab n' go location. Let's not forget all the places to walk around and hang/eat with people at the benches outside too; it's like a perfect and simple family or date night. Service (5/5): The ladies and young man at the front were kind and efficient. Food came out quick, and I'd like to give a major shout-out to the young man who helped pull back some gate thing between the market and restaurants to let me and my stroller through that day. Support these hardworking and nice human beings! Food (5/5): Compared to the DB location, this one had food that was just as good, granted we ordered soup dishes and a few sides to share. We started off with a bit of tteokbokki as an appetizer, and it was perfectly chewy with a nice kick to it. It just got better from there. We ordered the braised chicken and it was melt-in-your-mouth deliciousness. I absolutely loved the thick sauce and how it coated the noodles, potatoes, and chicken; the dish seemed to taste better and stronger in flavor as we all sat there chatting and eating. My one year-old was eating everything really well, as was my two year old, so the non-spicy version of this chicken was a hit (I bet the spicy one is even tastier). The dumpling and rice cake soup was a nice addition to the braised chicken, as it helped clean the palate a little and of course, the dumplings were full of flavor and devoured by my son. My oldie favorite, the spicy shrimp dumplings, did not disappoint; we could have taken them home, but our party just ate it all on the spot. Next time, I'll have to try some of their desserts! Overall, it was a great first visit to this location and I know we'll be back!
Just literally went here for this thinking it was like the street ones they sell in Japan. It's not, it was okay.
yummmm! I'm glad that there's a korean comfort foods inside Haven City / GW Supermarket. It was slightly rainy on Sunday so why not soup for dinner. We found out that Cr8zy Bao is newly opened in West Covina, so we don't have to go all way to Diamond Bar. They serve mostly Korean comfort soup , hot stone pot rice and differents types of mandu / bao. They also added the 10 Won Bread. They even offered us a sample of their popular pork / chive bao. it was steamy hot and delicious. We ordered the Galbi Tang, Pork & chives mandu and the 10 won bread with red bean mochi filling. The first thing I tried when we got our order. I've seen it all over my ig feed and super excited to try it. So much mochi and the red beans filling. If you like red bean. Should give it try! The Galbi Tang Soup served in very hot temperature. Portion is good for 2 people if sharing. comes with at lease 4 piece of the beef ribs with glass noodle, jujube and green onions. not too greasy. Pork & chives mandu is my favorite, I love chives. The mandu tasted very good and not too salty or blend. Very good with the dipping sauce. The meal comes with rice and 3 different banchan, kimchi, bean sprouts, fish cake. It is located on the GW Supermarket side next to BaoShuTang and Sisig LA. you will receive a beeper after placing your order. Love the simple and clean vibe.
I mainly came here mainly for the 10 won bread. I tried once at a street vendor and couldn't find an establishment until now. They offer cheese or red bean filling. One order is $5 and four is $18. I only got two and got each flavor. I like the cheese filling more and i enjoyed the slight crunchy texture of the waffle coin. It is made to order and is about a 10 minute wait. The storefront faces the supermarket, so walk a few aisles and soon will be ready. They also hand you a beeper that will notify you when your order is ready. I would return again next time for the coin bread and maybe try the ready made grab and go item items on the fridge display.
The lady at the counter that took my order didn't speak any English. When I got my hotteok order, there was only one but the menu says there are 4. When I asked she had only charge me for a single one which was fine but another worker had to come check the order for me and explain the mix up. Got the cold noodles, I liked that the ice added to the noodle was iced broth so it didn't water down the soup. There's no meat at all, just cucumber, radish and half an egg. The noodles were gummy and stuck together in a giant clump which made it hard to eat. For $17 with no meat and overly soft noodles, this was not worth it. The cheese coin was a total disappointment. It was mostly mochi like breading and very little cheese that didn't have any pull to it. Not sure what cheese they used but it's not anything like the ones in Korea. The hotteok was the biggest disappointment and I'm glad they messed up and only charged me for one. It came like the cheese coin which was my first inkling something is wrong. The inside was also mostly mochi chewy bread with a very thin layer of something that is only a little bit sweet. Absolutely nothing like a real hotteok and did not look anything like the picture on the menu. This is a one and done for me. read more
2 months ago
It's a food court place. The menu looks appetizing. We were so disappointed of the taste. All three orders where like 2-3/5. Very average to below average taste. Also for the price. It's not worth it. I DO NOT RECOMMEND IT. Argh. I hate it so much. I was so excited about it. I wasted $50. Also serving is so long. We waited long for it. We really thought it's good because of reviews and because people were buying. Don't get hooked up. It's in the entrance, so it's the first thing you see. We will not be coming back. read more
6 months ago
I encountered unpleasant customer service experience two days ago. It was a longer-than-informed waiting time. The staff told me 10 min and lingered to be longer due to servicing other 4 customers that was ordering after me. Nevertheless. This issue was taken seriously when I was voicing this incident to the owner. This accountable practice is refreshing ans appreciated. It gives idea that the food must be under strict quality check as well. When me and my son tried the ramen and corn dog, the taste and quality were satisfactory. Great taste for the price and secured to-go packaging. We were able to taste the spam musubi as well with other hockey players and they loved it. Will try some other of their dishes next time. read more
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Jae K.
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3 months ago
I saw this spot on IG and, being a huge bao lover, I knew I had to give it a try. The highlights were definitely the dumplings and buns. We ordered the mixed dumplings and the 6-piece King Steam Meat Bao--both were awesome. The dumplings had nice thin skin and were very flavorful, and the bao tasted great with plenty of meat and vegetable filling. We also tried the 10 Won bread with cheese and chocolate filling. It had that perfect mochi texture, and my wife and son loved it. The only downside was the spicy beef soup. It costs $20 and unfortunately, it was extremely bland. However, the service made up for it. The staff was friendly, and when I asked for a to-go soup cup (which usually costs 50 cents), the server gave it to us on the house. I'd definitely come back for the bao and dumplings! read more
I ordered the King Steamed Meat Bao ($9.14 - 3pc) and 10 Won Bread ($5). They tasted fresh and filling. Although these items did not taste spectacular, there's an admirable beauty with its satisfying texture and freshness. I arrived at Cr8zy Bao (West Covina) on Tuesday (around 9:15AM). This location requested 10 extra minutes to setup. After perusing its adjacent market, I returned. Cr8zy Bao (West Covina) was ready for business at 9:25AM. Staff is courteous and professional. Staff (name on receipt - Yaya) is helpful and hardworking. Yaya answered all my questions, and Yaya moved quickly. I ordered the King Steamed Meat Bao ($9.14 - 3pc) and 10 Won Bread ($5). The food was ready in 14 minutes and 54 seconds. The 10 Won Bread has three filling choices: mozzarella cheese, custard, or red bean. I selected the custard filling. The 10 Won Bread had a thin, crisp, and crunchy outer crust; its similar to a finely toasted waffle. Its inner layer is very soft and spongey. Breaking apart this toasted pastry, hot & gooey custard cream bursts forward. I enjoyed the sensation and mild-sweetness of this sticky, flowing liquid. The King Steamed Meat Bao also tasted freshly made. It avoids being dry; rather, its bun is supple, buoyant, and springy. Its filling tastes fresh and slightly savory. Its mashed meat and diced glass noodles add a pleasant bounce. Although the filling lacked any memorable taste, I appreciated how the filling wasn't salty. The King Steamed Meat Bao's filling reminded me of freshly mashed meatball. Regarding ambiance, it's nonexistent at Cr8zy Bao (West Covina). The location is a food stand in a market. Thankfully, its counters and floors are clean. Also, I felt safe since a security guard is stationed by the entrance. Fortunately, there's plenty of indoor and outdoor tables to use since it's connected to the Haven City Market. Bright, bubbly music appeared around 10AM; however, it was silent prior. Overall, Cr8zy Bao (West Covina) is a good experience. If you like baos and dumplings, this location is a solid choice. The portions are filling; the food is fresh; and its cooks put visible care into their items. 4.5 out of 5 read more
1 year ago
1K review is for one of my favorite K food places It is one of the many food stalls in the Haven City Market building but closer to the GW grocery entrance. I love their steamed red bean and meat baos. The red bean bun was one of the best I have tasted. Their dumplings were good too. I couldn't wait till the weather cooled down, so I braved the hot summer and ordered the beef rib soup. It was the best and worst decision I made. The best because the beef was tender and the soup so flavorful. It was served steaming in a hot stone bowl. Thus the worst decision as I was sweating like crazy. Luckily I had my cordless fan to the rescue. The meal came with a bowl of rice, and banchan (mini side dishes). I'd definitely go back to try their cold noodle soup. Service was friendly. Cafeteria-style seating is available. Parking can be tricky during rush hour, especially weekends. read more
Food: Spicy Sauce Cold Noodles was not too spicy and nice chewy noodles; Kimchi Dumplings were also tasty and not too spicy Service: friendly and made-to-order service Design: shop is located inside the GW Supermarket; nice large screen graphics Overall: if you want good Korean noodles, soups, dumplings and baos, then check out this place read more
Super excited to have crazy bao opening up near home! It's located the entrance of the supermarket and toward the back of the haven city market. The place is mainly for take out as everything they have is either pre made or in take out containers. We got the meat and chive bun and red bean bun. The buns are good and they give you a lot of filling which is a plus! Service is a hit and miss. When we arrived there weren't anyone at the counter and it took a while for them to take our orders. When the orders are done the little pager they gave us didn't buzz and we had to go and ask if that is our order on the front counter. read more
Cr8zy bao sure has a unique store name that I just adore. It's located inside the GW supermarket rather than part of the Haven City Market. I have only tried the 10 won coin cheese filling bread and the pizza bao. I am giving them an extra star because of the uniqueness of these items. 1. 10 won coin bread with cheese filling (5/5) You can choose either cheese or custard. We opted for the cheese filling and it was super cheesy with a good cheese-pull. The outside was light, yet crispy and the inside is just a delicious, melty, gooey cheese. The cheese has a good cheesy flavor. 2. Pizza Bao (4.5/5) It doesn't really taste 100% like pizza, but it does have notes of margherita pizza flavoring mixed with the texture of the traditional beef bao. The bun itself was nice and fluffy. The filling I believe is pork meat with tomato sauce, green onions and glass noddles. Overall, not bad and worth a try. read more
The #1 King Steamed Meat Bao was delicious. Each bao was stuffed with a tasty mix of meat, veggies, and glass noodles. The filling was juicy, well-seasoned, and really close to the northern Chinese bao flavor. They're big too! three were more than enough to fill me up. The food stall is tucked inside GW Supermarket in West Covina, right next to Haven City. It's more of a grab-and-go spot than a sit-down place, you probably can carry it and eat in heaven city area , I assume ? The staff was friendly and fast, and my order came out hot and fresh. A hidden gem for sure. read more
Another new place opened in Haven City Marketplace inside GW. These are bao's with Korean/Chinese influence. Since it was new, I had to give it a try. I wanted to order the Cr8zy Spicy Dumplings but they said that was the one item on the menu they don't have yet. Ordered the Cheese Meat Bao (it was okay, just a bit of mozzarella cheese on top, with glass noodles mixed with meats inside). Since they didn't have their Cr8zy Spicy Dumplings, I tried their Spicy Shrimp Dumpling (it reminded me of the Chinese dimsum). As I was done ordering, I noticed the workers were cutting up pinwheel pastries. I didn't see them on the menu, but that's when I realized there was a separate menu for a bunch of different Korean soups. I got the red bean version of the won bread (they said there was also a mozzarella cheese version). It had a nice mochi texture with the red bean filling. Overall, the food was meh. The bun was fresh but the fillings of the dumplings/bao's were just okay. The only item I'd come back for is the pinwheel dessert, it brings back wonderful memories of ordering those outside a supermarket made by Chinese elderly ladies. read more
2 years ago
Located inside GW market. They had a soft opening and they were giving out a sample and we tried number 1 and their red bean bao. We ended up ordering the king steamed bao and red bean bao. My husband also tried their pizza bao it was okay, not a huge fan. The king steamed bao was filled with great flavors and i liked that i had noodles inside. The red bean bao had the perfect amount of filling and mid sweetness to it. I liked it very much. Service was fantastic very friendly. read more
We were meeting some friends at Haven City, so we thought to stop by to check out all the restaurants. We ended up at Cr8zy Bao because it was a pretty cold day and we were craving some good ol' Korean comfort food. Cr8zy Bao fit the bill to a T (and of course, I also wanted to compare to the Diamond Bar location). Breakdown below: Ambiance (5/5): I mean...this location is awesome. It's right next to the market so I can grab my Chinese goods right before heading out, and I love that there's plenty of seating (some right next to the restaurant too for a quick chow down). This is a huge plus compared to the DB grab n' go location. Let's not forget all the places to walk around and hang/eat with people at the benches outside too; it's like a perfect and simple family or date night. Service (5/5): The ladies and young man at the front were kind and efficient. Food came out quick, and I'd like to give a major shout-out to the young man who helped pull back some gate thing between the market and restaurants to let me and my stroller through that day. Support these hardworking and nice human beings! Food (5/5): Compared to the DB location, this one had food that was just as good, granted we ordered soup dishes and a few sides to share. We started off with a bit of tteokbokki as an appetizer, and it was perfectly chewy with a nice kick to it. It just got better from there. We ordered the braised chicken and it was melt-in-your-mouth deliciousness. I absolutely loved the thick sauce and how it coated the noodles, potatoes, and chicken; the dish seemed to taste better and stronger in flavor as we all sat there chatting and eating. My one year-old was eating everything really well, as was my two year old, so the non-spicy version of this chicken was a hit (I bet the spicy one is even tastier). The dumpling and rice cake soup was a nice addition to the braised chicken, as it helped clean the palate a little and of course, the dumplings were full of flavor and devoured by my son. My oldie favorite, the spicy shrimp dumplings, did not disappoint; we could have taken them home, but our party just ate it all on the spot. Next time, I'll have to try some of their desserts! Overall, it was a great first visit to this location and I know we'll be back! read more
1 year ago
Just literally went here for this thinking it was like the street ones they sell in Japan. It's not, it was okay. read more
yummmm! I'm glad that there's a korean comfort foods inside Haven City / GW Supermarket. It was slightly rainy on Sunday so why not soup for dinner. We found out that Cr8zy Bao is newly opened in West Covina, so we don't have to go all way to Diamond Bar. They serve mostly Korean comfort soup , hot stone pot rice and differents types of mandu / bao. They also added the 10 Won Bread. They even offered us a sample of their popular pork / chive bao. it was steamy hot and delicious. We ordered the Galbi Tang, Pork & chives mandu and the 10 won bread with red bean mochi filling. The first thing I tried when we got our order. I've seen it all over my ig feed and super excited to try it. So much mochi and the red beans filling. If you like red bean. Should give it try! The Galbi Tang Soup served in very hot temperature. Portion is good for 2 people if sharing. comes with at lease 4 piece of the beef ribs with glass noodle, jujube and green onions. not too greasy. Pork & chives mandu is my favorite, I love chives. The mandu tasted very good and not too salty or blend. Very good with the dipping sauce. The meal comes with rice and 3 different banchan, kimchi, bean sprouts, fish cake. It is located on the GW Supermarket side next to BaoShuTang and Sisig LA. you will receive a beeper after placing your order. Love the simple and clean vibe. read more
I mainly came here mainly for the 10 won bread. I tried once at a street vendor and couldn't find an establishment until now. They offer cheese or red bean filling. One order is $5 and four is $18. I only got two and got each flavor. I like the cheese filling more and i enjoyed the slight crunchy texture of the waffle coin. It is made to order and is about a 10 minute wait. The storefront faces the supermarket, so walk a few aisles and soon will be ready. They also hand you a beeper that will notify you when your order is ready. I would return again next time for the coin bread and maybe try the ready made grab and go item items on the fridge display. read more
2 years ago
Overall all the food were delicious! Dumplings were great. I especially love the spicy shrimp dumplings. They were chewy and spicy!! Hot stone bibim bap was also amazing. Last but not least, the "10 Won bread" was extremely savory, chewy, and crispy. I love how they are made to order. It was good to taste the street food desert offered in Korea. read more
1 year ago
The beef bibimbap and spicy marinated crab were delicious! It's a bit of a pity I couldn't get the "ten-yuan pancake," but I'll definitely try it next time! read more
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10 months ago
Wow this place has really kept me captive. First I tried their bao...it was pretty good. Then I took home some kimchi... the best one I ever tasted...promise!!!! So I went back and saw a long line of people buying some kind of mozzarella filled pastry cooked in an old fashioned pizzelle making machine...now they got my full curious attention!!!! I thought it was pricey but tasted good... wasn't as appealing to other members of the family... nevertheless I went back and got a to go container of their Soy Bean Paste Soup.....yum yum yum so delicious and nutritious!!!!! There was another appetizer like a spicy marinated squid ....very good...I really like this numerous small encounters I've had with this to go counter...I look forward to try their seafood tofu soup!!!!The Korean lady at the counter is super friendly!!!! Love this joint. read more
2 years ago
They don't have the 10 won bread mold however they're doing taiyaki! Same mochi like texture bread and red bean/cheese filling! So good, service is always quick, chill area you could put in order while grab something quick or wait at the tables around the corner. Kimchi dumplings were surprisingly filling and sizeable! read more
1 year ago
Becarful when buying the kimchi. Check the label packed on date... the one we bought was packed on 04/26/25 sell by date 05/05/25. It was gooey, slimy and spoiled. We also bought spicy cucumber that says packed on 05/01/25 sell by 05/03/25. Funny today is only 4/30/24 but it taste fine, not spoiled. read more
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Jae K.
Hi Chris, sorry about your bad experience, you may always return the…
2 years ago
First of all, I'm not a person who reviews a lot, but I write reviews where I recommend them to my friend among the places I've experienced. And this restaurant is one of those places. I'm a longtime patron of the original Place located in HMart diamond bar. And I recently found out that it opened a branch in West Covina. The new branch was a very neat and accessible place next to the new building and the new market. I have no doubts about the dumplings in this restaurant. All the dumplings are delicious. As I wrote in other reviews, I can eat spicy shrimp dumplings every day (Sorry my stomach ,.) and the newly established Korean side dish course were not very attractive to me as a Korean, but I couldn't just pass on gimbap. The price and quality were so excellent that it was like eating at a Korean gimbap restaurant (the price was half), and if you think you want to try dumplings and Korean food, I recommend you to visit this restaurant. read more
2 years ago
This place is a paradise for authentic Korean cuisine. The freshly steamed dumplings are their true essence with each delightful bite. I'm thrilled that I can enjoy the same flavors I savored at the Diamond Bar location right here. The Kimchi Jjigae is served in generous portions, which is absolutely fantastic!! read more
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First time ordered from this place to go and ordered pork & leek dumplings. I bit into one of the dumplings but it was harder than the other ones I ate, so I looked and it was also more white than the rest. I think one was randomly undercooked. I would check the box before taking your order home. read more
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989 S Glendora Ave
West Covina, CA 91790
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