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3.7 (251 reviews)
ModerateCantonese, Noodles
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Good for kids

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Shrimp roll was good
Life's An Adventure X.

The porridge was too runny. The shrimp roll was food, but shrimp tasted like it's been frozen for awhile. Because it's a small business and family run, it's alright. But not the hype that Yelp is giving the rating at. Cash only.

Xiufeng L.

Good , I like the rice noodles rolls. I eating in here more than 7 years. I like egg noodles rolls, noodles soup.

豬肉腸粉加蛋
Grace C.

Stopped by this place after we went to delicious food corner and couldn't find a parking spot. I've been to my fair share of Hong Kong cafe restaurants. The experience here was bad. There was little to no service. When we walked inside the restaurant, there was no greeting. We dined in and sat down at a table. Menus were being given to us with no word. No "hello" We ordered green onion pancake, fried potstickers, 豬肉腸粉加蛋 and the soy sauce noodles. When the food arrived, we were in shock they were still using styrofoam plates and utensils. Food did not look appetizing and the soy sauce noodles were not crispy like delicious food corner. The green onion pancake looks like the frozen kind you can get at 99 ranch market. It was chewy but only gave a few pieces on a super tiny plate. For the portion, it did not meet the expectations compared to the price we paid. I believe it was $5-$6 for a small plate of onion pancake. I would not come back again.

prices as of 7/4/2023
Ann Q.

CASH ONLY! This place is super tiny and run by husband and wife. Looks like they had to bring their daughter/grand daughter to work today. With that said, it's understandable for service to be slow since it's only then. Yes they use styrofoam plates to serve for dine in. If you are offended by the waste, go somewhere else! It's probably a cost savings decision for the owners not to hire a dishwasher. The rice noodle rolls were evening I thought they were gonna be. Personally I prefer the shrimp over the BBQ pork. Could be better if they added like yellow chives or something but still yummy. Price has gone up within the last couple years.

Honey lemon tea

3.5 stars - It was very quiet as we were the only people there for lunch. Two TV screens covering tennis & soccer. The food was overall good. I found the beef wonton soup to be somewhat light in taste needing some more flavor, salt and spice. Food came out hot. Service was nice. Our server spoke Chinese and English. The place is clean. At times I could smelled a hint of cigarette smoke in the air that affected my overall experience,...(even with the front door closed, IDK. ) Parking was adequate. I hope more customers come to keep them in business. I would explore other things on the menu if I were to return.

a variety of food items
Taylor S.

Looking for a carb overload that you won't regret? You've come to the right place. Here's what we got: - BBQ pork rice noodle roll ($4.50) add egg ($1): 5/5 - Beef rice noodle roll add egg: 5/5 - Shrimp rice noodle roll: 4/5 - Beef chow fun ($9.95): 4/5 - BBQ pork & wonton noodles ($8.75): 4/5 "E&J YUMMY Kitchen" lives up to its name! Everything tasted fresh and it's so cheap. Def would recommend adding egg to the rice noodle rolls. Adds more ~dimension~ and fills you up for longer. My fave of the rice rolls was the BBQ pork. I am craving these now I hate myself!

Yvonne C.

I'll just leave a picture of the shrimp noodle roll on here and you can be the judge as to why I gave this place 1 star. It looks how it tastes.

Josephine C.

For pick up: On a Friday morning in August, I was craving for wonton noodle soup and beef rice noodle soup. I seen the sign open and parked in front. I ordered both wonton noodle soup and beef rice noodle roll in Cantonese/English $11.22. The wait is 10-15min wait. I asked about their new hours and it's the owner son says 9-6. Cash only. I took it home to eat. It taste like how I remember before cov19. The wontons are good size w/ 4-5 pieces with pieces gai lan. The beef rice noodle is good and melts in my mouth. The way they make is Hong Kong style. Egg on top is optional. They also make chow mein or chow fun or appetizers. Nice staff.

Open for to go !
Eugenia L.

Thankful they are open for to-go during this covid pandemic! They have delicious rice rolls! I ordered noodles and porridge as well but have yet to try it yet as I'm trying to save it to eat throughout the week. In regards to the rice rolls, they're definitely a must try! It's simple, yet so delicious - great comfort food. There are many protein options to choose from and you can choose to include egg in it. I ordered one with shrimp and one with pork - both including egg. The soy sauce complimented every bite of the rice roll. The texture of it was silky and smooth. Hope they are able to make it through this pandemic! Would love to go back again. Worker was friendly and made sure we had all the sauces we wanted to go with our food.

Take out in my own bowls
Judy G.

I went and ordered pickup today (04/18/2020) and I had the worst experience ever. I walk in and menu in is to the left side entrance. The girl gives me a little paper to write down my order. Then she takes the same paper and rewrite it in chinese for the chefs to understand. She could have taken my order instead. I pay and they told me it will be ready in 10 minutes and to wait outside. 10 minutes later, it's not done yet. "It'll be done in a few more minutes, I'll let you know" Another 10 minutes later I walk in and asked again "is it ready yet?""Oh yes, it's ready. I tried looking for you outside but didn't see anyone" (I was staring at the entrance the entire time I was waiting outside and I never saw anyone come out to "look" for me) I go home and see they did an extremely poor job of packaging my food. I ordered 2 orders of beef brisket ho fun noodle soup and 2 century egg and lean meat porridge. The lids for both porridge was cracked and the porridge was spilling over the cracked lid. Things they can do better during COVID-19 pickups. 1. Have hand sanitizer available by the menus. 2. They should take the order instead of me writing it down (who knows how many people have touched the pen before me) and they have to rewrite it in Chinese. 3. When packaging food in one plastic bag with containers stacking on top of each other, they should put a cardboard on top to improve stability of the containers. Anyways, I don't see myself coming back for their comfort food anytime soon. The only measure they taken was to wearing a mask but as a customer they did not provide hand sanitizer or provide good customer service even if they were already lacking in that department.

Salty Chicken Feet
Cam P.

Came here on Saturday noon time and there was no wait. The cashier lady greeted us cordially. It's a mom-and-pop shop and it isn't too big of a place. We ordered the chicken feet for appetizer. For entrees we got the steamed rice roll with egg and BBQ pork and the wonton pork legs noodles. The chicken feet was a cold appetizer and they were kind of hard. They can afford a bit more time to cook the feet. The steamed rice rolls were not the most silky or smoothest ones that we've had, but for the price it was, there was a fair amount of BBQ pork. It was standard. The noodles came in a moderately large bowl. The broth was hot which is ALWAYS a plus. Noodles with lukewarm broth is kind of nasty anyways. There were 5 pieces of wonton and 4 pieces of pork legs. The noodles were not broken, so that's good. The wontons were standard, fairly meaty. The pork legs were not over cooked because they were not super soft or soggy. The staff were very friendly throughout our visit. For a relatively quick bite with super affordable prices, I'd recommend this spot of Cantonese "street foods".

Beef rice roll
Henry L.

small family restaurant with decent food located inside a strip mall, this place looks small but actually have some tables inside. The staff are all family so you can tell they make all the food ingredients themselves. The food taste is not bad. Pretty professional. The rice rolls, the congee, and the noodles all taste pretty good. Only downside are the drinks, which taste blend. Seems kind of weird because you would think the drinks are much easier to make compared to more complex dishes like rice rolls. Inside is pretty clean. Staff are ok friendly. Price is reasonable. Portions are good. Overall, a good place to visit for some quick noodles!

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Longten Cafe - Tofu & Mixed Vegetables (also has shrimp & fish)

Longten Cafe

4.1(319 reviews)
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My last visit was great! We went for their lunch special, which had select entrees for $12.95 and…read moredrinks for $1.99. My boyfriend and I ordered the kung pao chicken and cod filet in black bean sauce. Both came with a side of white rice. I loved the kung pao chicken. It was flavorful and had a good amount of colorful bell peppers. The cod was really good too. It was tender and the black bean sauce wasn't overly salty. We also got an unsweetened iced tea, which was refreshing. Customer service was great, and the staff was friendly. Overall, we had a really good experience!

Stopped by Longten Cafe for dinner after finishing up some business nearby. The restaurant is quite…read morespacious and comfortable, although it wasn't very busy when we visited. With so many Chinese restaurants in the area, I imagine the competition is pretty tough! Overall, we had a really good experience. The food tasted authentic, and I learned that the owner is originally from Foshan, Guangdong, which explains the traditional Cantonese flavors. We ordered several dishes: The half portion of Princess Chicken was delicious! The chicken was tender, juicy, and flavorful, with that authentic Cantonese taste. The black pepper fish fillets were a big hit with the kids. The seasoning was well-balanced, not too peppery or greasy. The pea shoots were excellent! Fresh, tender, and cooked perfectly. Definitely one of my favorite dishes. The Mapo Tofu was rich, savory, and perfect with steamed rice. Another nice touch was the complimentary steamed rice and sweet dessert soup after the meal. Little extras like these really make a difference! Overall, a solid spot for authentic Chinese comfort food, with generous portions and good flavors.

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Taste Of MP - Minced pork

Taste Of MP

4.3(247 reviews)
0.8 mi
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I have been coming to this location since the days back in the late 2000s, back when it was called…read moreNew Lucky Seafood. In those days, I was doing lunch specials from $5.99 and up, a hot pot of tea, and comforting Cantonese food that reminded me of home. Today, a lot has changed and the name is now called Taste of MP. Yet, the kitchen's commitment to traditional Cantonese flavors remains entirely untouched. Recently, I returned here for a special birthday celebration, and it felt like a complete full-circle moment. Instead of a quick lunch special, we honored the occasion with an old-school Cantonese banquet paired with some truly unforgettable bottles from my collection. The meal featured an incredible lineup of classic dishes, beginning with the Roasted Suckling Pig (化皮燒乳豬). Its blistered, melting skin was shatteringly crisp, giving way to remarkably juicy meat beneath, executed exactly as a traditional roast pig should be. The Lobster with Salted Egg Yolk (黃金龍蝦) was rich, savory, and perfectly coated with a luxurious golden crust. The Pan-Fried King Prawns in Maggi Sauce (美極煎大海蝦) delivered deep, caramelized, wok-tossed umami with every bite. Equally memorable was the Crispy Roasted Chicken with Fermented Bean Curd (南乳吊燒雞), brimming with distinctive aromatics and finished with beautifully glossy, crisp skin. The Fried Oysters with Pomelo Honey Sauce (柚子蜜生蠔) offered a delightful balance of delicate sweetness and crisp seafood flavor. With all those spectacular dishes also need pairing with some iconic bottles, tonight I picked Lafite, a vertical flight of Screaming Eagle, and a flawless bottle of Juyondai sake. While high end French and Napa reds or a cult Japanese Daiginjo might sound unusual for a neighborhood Cantonese spot, the pairing somehow perfectly reflected the history of this place. The food remained completely authentic and unpretentious, while the diners around the table had grown up, grown older, and returned to celebrate a major milestone in life. Many restaurants come and go, chef and menus change. Yet, after all these years, I am glad Taste of MP still serves the exact same classic Cantonese flavors that built its reputation in the first place. Walking into Taste of MP still feels effortlessly familiar like pulling up a chair to reconnect with an old friend.

thanks again for an excellent meal Dinner here has larger…read moreportions and upgraded amenities compared to their lunch. Dinner is like having a banquet with family Fresh ingredients and plates so nicely staff is so efficient and attentive with such large crowds too nice that the place has so many small rooms for private parties too

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Pumpkin sticks

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Hong Coffee & Bakery - Beef stew/tripe lo-mein. Outstanding! Tender beef/tripe and fragrant.

Hong Coffee & Bakery

4.6(105 reviews)
1.3 mi
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The best frozen and cooked wontons/Shanghai dumplings ever!!!! If it's your 1st visit, the wonton…read moreor Shanghai dumplings (white skin) egg noodle soup is a must!! Can add beef stew meat or tripe to it too. They have great simple, clean HK comfort dishes (take-out): Wonton noodle soup, Hanian Chicken Rice, congee, beef stew or tendon lo mein. They also offer herbal health teas. Small space with maybe only 2-3tables; meant to be a takeout place. Their food is great for when you're living your best life, or under the weather/sick. We love to visit for takeout, and frozen Shanghai dumplings (I call it white skin wontons cause it resembles it). We order the frozen dumplings/wontons, and other hot food items to go. Our usual to gos are beef stew or tendon lo mein, or Hanian Chicken Rice. I just couldn't try their curry because they use dairy in it. Frozen 50pc are delicious and boil faster than thicker wrapped dumplings. They use wonton/thin wrapping. - $28 Wontons: Yellow egg wrapping is thicker than the white flour wrapping. The inside is pork and shrimp. - $31 Dumplings: White wrapping is lighter. It's filled with pork, shrimp, and earwood mushrooms. How to cook: Slow boil/simmer at 8min, or else the wrap will break. As a newb, this is what you should order: (dumplings/wontons soup with anything else). - $16.95 Dumplings and beef tripe with noodles in soup. If you don't like tripe, then get beef stew mean instead of tripe. $13.95 Beef Stew or Tripe Wonton Lo Mein is dry noodles. Not a soup dish but comes with side soup. This is our fav to get. $13.95 Hanian Chicken over rice. $2 extra for dark meat. The chicken was good. The rice didn't have much of a taste. I'm use to at least a little bit of that savory broth taste in it; which it doesn't have. The pickled cabbage was delicious and sweet. Didn't expect the best, just simple. Also it's non-dairy (Savoy's dishes have butter in theirs). $9.95 Preserved Egg with shredded pork congee was simple and decent. $2-$6 Herbal, dessert drinks to fresh tofu. Everything is light, but still flavorful. Great comfort food. We stock up from here for our travels. Frozen wontons are fresh for camping too. We've been regulars since they've opened back in 2024.

Vic & Jeff YouTube A Day In videos came through again with another great restaurant recommendation…read morefor Hong Coffee & Bakery. Thanks V & J! They are located next to the Jade Plaza on Garvey Ave in Monterey Park. I parked in the plaza's parking lot, but I'm not 100% sure if they truly are part of the plaza. They may not be. Please read signages. Limited street parking. Upon entry, the lady behind the counter was attending to another customer. When it was my turn, she took my order quickly. She seemed friendly, but not the most smiliest. They are known for their Shrimp Wonton Noodle Soup so I got one of them. I saw Preserved Egg with Shredded Pork Congee so I had to get it, too. Lastly, I noticed another customer with an order of Black Sesame Paste... must get an order of that because I love black sesame. I decided to dine-in instead of take-out. This place isn't huge at all. It's a mom and pop whole in the wall very casual establishment with about 4 tables and some chairs. Definitely not a spot for large parties. Now to the food... Shrimp wonton noodles was quite authentic and deliciously good. Broth was light and clean without the msg flavor. Noodles were crisp and had a bouncy texture to it. WOW, wontons were the best! Good amount of quality pork and shrimp filling that was quite flavorfully seasoned. Loved it! Definitely recommend to all wonton egg noodle connoisseurs! Just one itty bitty gripe, portion was small for the price of almost $12. I felt I only got a few good bites from the bowl. I would still get it again though. I'm a sucker for great eats regardless of price LOL. Congee with tasty shredded pork and slightly salted preserved eggs was warm and savory with a soft silky texture and mild comforting flavor. I haven't had such an authentic congee in such a very long time. This is must get every time! It was worth the almost $10. I should have ordered one to-go... for sure next time. For the black sesame paste, this one was a bit of a disappointment. It was cold and not hot. Liquid was very thin. I'm used to thick black sesame. Taste was horrible. It was like eating expired black sesame grains. Did not like it at all. Will not get again. I almost tossed the whole thing away, but ended up adding some pre-packaged flavorful black sesame paste I had at my home pantry to thicken it. Afterwards, it tasted more decent like black sesame should taste. Will I be back? Yes, I'll be back for the wonton noodles and congee plus to try their other authentic Chinese dishes. They sell frozen wontons and dumplings, too. I will have to buy a bag or two of them next time. Thanks Hong Coffee & Bakery!

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Hong Coffee & Bakery - Tables inside and drinks

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Hong Coffee & Bakery - Dumplings (white wrapped wontons).

Dumplings (white wrapped wontons).

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Henry's Cuisine - Very meaty lobster

Henry's Cuisine

3.9(946 reviews)
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I've been to Henry's Cuisine quite a few times now, and the food has always been consistently good!…read moreCame here with a group of friends, about eight of us total, and decided to order family style so everyone could share. We ordered around six dishes, and everything was pretty solid overall. We got the Mapo Tofu (non-spicy), which was still very flavorful despite not having the usual kick. We also ordered the Sweet and Sour Pork Chop, Snow Pea Tips, and Basil Clams, along with a big order of rice for the table. Everything tasted great, and it's definitely a good spot to come with a larger group so you can try a variety of dishes. Service was fast and friendly, especially considering how packed the restaurant was. One thing I found a little strange was that they told us we couldn't add anything to our order after we had already placed it because they were so busy. They also ran out of prawns, which was a little disappointing since we were really looking forward to ordering some. Despite the minor inconveniences, this spot continues to be one of my go to spots for a good Chinese family-style meal. The food is consistently delicious, service is efficient, and it's a great place to bring friends or family. Would definitely come back again, and hopefully they'll have prawns next time!

I cannot complain about the food--its pretty good, when you get it…read more The problem is their system of sending out dishes. There is a caution note on the table that inform you the dishes are meticulously prepared, so be prepared to wait. They are NOT anymore meticulously prepared than any other decent Canto restaurant. The problem is they will not make your dish until another party orders the same dish so they can combine and cook for two parties instead of one. Order the popular dishes and you get them in a timely way. Order less popular ones and you wait. And, their service gets much better, if you order their $125 lobster dish.

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Henry's Cuisine - Outside

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Henry's Cuisine - House special lobster on top of yee noodles

House special lobster on top of yee noodles

Henry's Cuisine - Storefront (Jul 2026)

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Delicious Food Corner - Special Meatball Congee (B)

Delicious Food Corner

3.9(975 reviews)
1.2 mi
•$$

Haven't come back for a while. My sister has a heart issue and couldn't take too much oil. Ordered…read moreside dishes of over easy eggs, Requested not to put too much oil. Came out hardly any oil. Have to give brother Ball ( he said every one called him by that name These 5 stars are for his efforts trying to do his best for the customers

Darn, I am so disappointed! I used to come here when I worked in Monterey Park and loved coming to…read morethis local spot that was always packed. They must have changed ownership because the food quality went down. The menu options changed and was surprised they had dim sum all day and night so I ordered a few. Har Gao: these smelled corny, if you're Cantonese you will understand what I mean. It tasted like they were spoiled. 1 out of 5 The shrimp and chive dumplings: these tasted legit. Good flavor, there was a bounce in the shell which is nice, IMO - little on the thicker side but 4 out of 5 stars for this dish. Tripe and beef stomach: Both awful. No flavor. I don't recommend their dim sum here. Curiosity killed the cat here. Should have stuck with the dishes they're usually known for which is the rice rolls and Hong Kong style dishes. My partner only eats seafood so I ordered their tofu seafood hot pot, and xo sauce seafood fried rice, these were both good. 4 out of 5. Flavor and wok chi could have been better which is why only a 4. After spending over $70+ for dinner, this did not feel satisfying or worth the money.

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Delicious Food Corner - Interior remodeled, notice counter with glass is gone by register

Interior remodeled, notice counter with glass is gone by register

Delicious Food Corner - Steamed rice noodle rolls

Steamed rice noodle rolls

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Hong Kong Cafe - Garvey - Seafood Chow Mein (crispy)

Hong Kong Cafe - Garvey

3.7(619 reviews)
0.9 mi
•$$

Came by for breakfast the other day and it was a decent experience. Parking was available both in…read moretheir private lot or on nearby surface streets. The cafe opens early at 7 am. Upon entering, the cafe was getting warm and stuffy, making it slightly uncomfortable. The restaurant was much more comfortable when the air conditioner kicked on. Opted for the beef brisket wonton noodle soup. The portions were gigantic, especially the generous portions of noodles. The wontons were flavorful and the beef brisket was tender. The hot milk was decent too. Their fried chicken wings are a perfect snack for long-haul trips! Service by the staff was cordial. ~$28/head after tax and gratuity for breakfast with tons of leftovers!

I recently got the Freedom Passport card from Hong Kong Cafe - Atlantic. The deal is to spend $20…read moreor more at each of their 4 locations. Once spending is confirmed, get your passport card stamped by that location. After all 4 stamps are collected, you may redeem for free selective food. I was on it! This Hong Kong Cafe - Garvey location is near Garfield Ave in Monterey Park. They are right next door to TS Emporium. Limited parking on the side of restaurant. Funny, I drive by this place all the time. I never knew they are same as Hong Kong Cafe - Atlantic until now. Well, they aren't exactly the same. This spot is much smaller, but its interior still has that Hong Kong feel to it. Their menu has a good selection of food items. Prices are reasonable. I phoned in my order for 1 Seafood Chow Mein and 1 Red Bean Shaved Ice. I wanted ice cream with the red bean, but they didn't serve it with ice cream which was a bummer. Oh well. Total bill was barely over $20. Perfect! Got my 2nd stamp. Thanks! Lady staff was nice and friendly. My order was ready upon arrival. Seafood chow mein was good, but seafood portion was small. Red bean shaved ice was tasty, but cup size was small. Maybe everything is small because it's a small location. Who knows. Honestly, I don't see myself coming back to this location. Still glad I gave them a try. Good luck Hong Kong Cafe - Garvey!

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Hong Kong Cafe - Garvey
Hong Kong Cafe - Garvey - Baked pork chop rice with tomato sauce. Too yummy to wait and take a picture

Baked pork chop rice with tomato sauce. Too yummy to wait and take a picture

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