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Eastern Dynasty

4.3 (562 reviews)
ModerateCantonese
Open 11:00 am - 3:00 pm, 5:00 PM - 8:30 PM

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Pan fried noodles with beef, kung pao chicken, honey walnut shrimp, wonton soup
Niki P.

Great food! My family came here for dinner tonight and we got the wonton soup, honey walnut shrimp, pan fried noodles w/beef and the kung pao chicken. All were great, my favorite of the night surprisingly was the kung pao chicken. It had a thick sticky sauce with great flavor and tiny bit of heat, if at all. It was addicting with some white rice. Honey walnut shrimp was crunchy and creamy and the shrimp was cooked great. Pan fried noodles always a good staple. And the wonton soup was decent! I probably wouldn't get it again, but my mom loved it! Only downside is this place gets busy. We got there before they opened at 5:00pm and there was already a line, so be prepared to wait. I'm not sure if you can make reservations. Service was friendly but kinda hard to flag down when you need something. Overall yummy and has a casual family friendly atmosphere. Will be back!

Deanna P.

This place has great food. Came here on a busy Saturday and found out that the menu does vary from week to weekend. We were interested in one of the rice pot dish but found out they're not available for order on Saturday's We ordered a pork belly and lobster dish to share. The lobster was very flavorful. Parking here can be tricky since it is in a busy lot. I recommend street parking and walking over after striking out with parking.

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Cyn K.

Overall: Consistently my family's go-to spot for Chinese food, fast food and delicious but often crowded ---- My favorites are: - Roast duck ($35 whole / $20 half) - Honey Walnut Shrimp $21.95 - Steamed Chilean Sea Bass $32.95 - String Bean with Black Bean Sauce $16.95 - House Special Pepper Steak $22.95 - West Lake Mince Beef Soup $17.95 ---- Notes: - parking is very tough, and the spots are small, it's a shared plaza with a lot of other popular restaurants - can be loud inside, it's kinda small so you can hear everyone else's conversations + the music that they play in the background - 1 bathroom - usually crowded at night, they have a waitlist to write your name down on to be called ---- Overall: If you're craving authentic Chinese food, come to Eastern Dynasty. It may be crowded but it will build your appetite!

Mustard Greens
Jiansen W.

Now having been here four-five times, I can say Chinese restaurant Eastern Dynasty is consistently serving tasty Cantonese dishes. I also found out they received recognition as Best Restaurant from SD Magazine in 2023. AMBIANCE For my last two visits I was in a casual cushioned booth that could use repair and I also got to sit at a big round table that felt quite formal. SERVICE helpful and attentive through the holiday crowd SOUPS 5/5 Beef Fish Maw Soup 4.5/5 Crab Meat Fish Maw Soup PROTEINS 5/5 Peking Duck (Two Courses) w buns, cucumber, onion, oyster sauce 4/5 Soy Sauce Chicken SEAFOOD 5/5 Lobster Ginger & Scallion 4.5/5 Steamed Chilean Sea Bass: soy sauce VEGETABLES 5/5 Pea Pod Leaves sautéed w garlic 4/5 Mustard Greens w rehydrated mushrooms, garlic CARBS 5/5 Beef Chow Fun White Rice $2/person

First course of Peking Duck
Jessica C.

The Peking Duck two course dish is absolutely fantastic!!! The duck skin is so crispy and flavorful, the duck meat tender and rich. They serve a full duck two ways: first with warm bao buns, cucumber, thin green scallions and hoisin sauce. Second as lettuce wraps. Wow, such a special treat to have such delicious duck. About $58 and it feeds two very hungry people, or three medium hungry people. I can't recommend this duck enough. Service is good, the location takes reservations for groups 6+, and there is parking but the lot fills up quickly on weekends. We'll be back and hoping to try some of their other dishes!

Judy H.

Great place to dine but it's definitely not a place for the faint of hearts. Expect it to be extremely loud due to customers chatting away like no one is there but them. It is constantly busy so prepare for a wait. The food is amazing and the service is quick. Parking is tough in this plaza.

Pork belly with preserved greens
Britt L.

Good spot for Cantonese on Convoy. Menu was pretty diverse with a good mix of staple Cantonese dishes and other traditional Chinese dishes as well. Food was flavorful and good portion sizes. Service was quick. Food came out piping hot from the kitchen. Pan fried noodle was a stand out--noodles cooked to perfection with flavorful and authentic sauce. Pork belly with preserved veggie dish was also delicious. Appreciated the "leaner" pork belly. While we got traditional hot tea for the table, we were disappointed that the tea was lacking in flavor with a single tea bag for the kettle. Would make the dining experience all the better with a stronger tea as with traditional Asian meals. Overall, we enjoyed the meal and found the flavors to be authentic and true to Cantonese cuisine.

monica c.

Eastern Dynasty has my type of comfort food. There can be a bit of a wait in addition to their place being small. Other than that, I usually leave this place with a happy and full belly. I usually get the combination platter where you can choose anywhere between two to five of their barbecued dishes. I usually choose the roast duck and the honey bbq pork. The last time I ordered the duck, it came out nice and plump. The honey bbq pork was tasty; not too salty and not too bland. Recently, they had a deal where you buy a whole lobster and get one free so I took advantage of that. It was made Cantonese style with ginger and scallions. This is another flavorful dish where the lobster came right off the shell, and it was served on top of noodles. All the staffs were nice. One waiter in particular was friendly, approachable, and informative. Overall, it would be great if they could upgrade their restaurant to a bigger location. I'd probably be there even more often! (:

Lily W.

The roast squab, freshly baked, is crispy and delicious -- highly recommended! The garlic shrimp with steamed vermicelli is also very tasty.The stir-fried Chinese broccoli (gai lan) was a bit too oily for me; I had to rinse it with hot water before eating -- after all, I'm the group leader of the "Wellness Grand View Garden"!乳鸽現烤的又香脆又鮮美,最推薦!蒜蓉虾蒸粉絲,也很好吃 炒唐介兰,油多了一点,我需要用开水洗了再说,因為我是养生大观园的群主!

Bonnie Y.

We came here for lunch. 8 of us ordered 6 dishes to share. It was the perfect amount. For choice of three, i ordered BBQ pork, roast pork and roast dark. I really liked the roast pork. The house special pepper beef was great. The meat was very tender. Highly recommended. I also really liked the water spinach with garlic. The boiled spicy fish and pork chop were good but not as good as other dishes we ordered. The fried flat noodles with beef got good flavor but i preferred wider flat noodles. Overall, these Cantonese dishes are tasty for the area. It's usually pretty busy so i would recommend make a reservation. The staff was friendly and i was able to order in Cantonese with them

roasted ducks

For the two of us to share: we ordered the Cantonese roast duck, a half portion for $21 and choy sum vegetables with garlic $17.(prices in person were lower than on the website) we also got an order of white rice for each of us. The total bill with a tip was $65 which we considered reasonable for the amount and the excellence of the food. The Cantonese duck is worth going there for by itself. It's roasted to perfection in a delicious barbecue sauce. And it was a lot of duck. my husband commented that the broccoli and garlic sauce was cooked exactly right. Tender with a little bite to it. Very fresh and nice. ditto the little bowls of white rice: perfectly cooked and tender. Over all there was plenty of food to take home which will be dinner for us tonight. So for $65 we got four meals. Green tea was served with the meal. Andy the owner was there. this was my third trip to Eastern Dynasty and I noticed that things go much more smoothly when Andy is there. (a hint to you Andy) Atmosphere is nice, service was excellent. One concern: The decor is attractive, but it is all hard surfaces, so once there were a few more people, conversations bounced around and it got very noisy very fast. bottom line this is an outstanding Asian restaurant. If you get there at opening time at 11 AM, you can get a parking spot in the lot. It gets very full and crowded in the lot very soon.

Alycia A.

My mom and I came for soup, tea and rice. I am so glad we found this restaurant! We absolutely loved it! Service was fast, tables were clean, the food was delicious! We plan to come back for dinner and we plan on having duck. Definitely try them out!

Young Chow Fried Rice
Cheryl G.

Couldn't believe my eyes when I pull up on a Monday night and this place has a line out the door. I've got to say, they are incredibly efficient! We were seated within 10 minutes. Nice fresh pot of hot green tea on the table waiting for us. The interior of the dining room is small but very clean. There are maybe 12 tables inside. What really stood out to me was that everyone was enjoying the food and talking, I didn't see anyone on their phone during dinner. The server came to us almost immediately. He was no nonsense, getting it done! We ended up ordering the green beans with ground sausage, the beef chow fun and young chow rice. Those green beans were off the charts good. I had gotten delivery from here once before and had the barbecue pork with the beans, but they were out of it. At the Server's suggestion, we tried the ground pork and it was outstanding! 100% recommend this dish. The beef in the chow fun dish was cooked incredibly well. It was juicy and tender with just a little bit of crispiness on the outside coming a testament to how hot it must've been cooked. The noodles themselves were pretty good. Nice texture, but the flavor was unremarkable and they were over the top oily. I was a little bit, underwhelmed with the rice. It just didn't have that much flavor. Lots of little chunks of sausage but only like 3 shrimp. The shrimp seemed like they were steamed separately and then added to the rice. They had zero seasoning on them. What we did do is put some of the beans with the ground pork on the rice and that hit the spot! We could see they had a whole Peking duck available, but with just two of us, it didn't make sense to order a whole duck. Guess I'm just going to have to come back with some friends! All in all we were seated, ordered, ate our food and paid the check in under 45 minutes. We didn't get the feeling that they were rushing us out or anything. We were so full that we couldn't physically sit there comfortably any longer and we have enough leftovers for 2 more meals.

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Are you guys open during Chinese new years?

Yes

Do you serve beer and wine? Can we bring our own wine? What's your corkage fee?

Yes. $15 per bottle

Can I make reservation?

Yes. We always have made reservations before going.

Do you do lunch catering?

Yes,call us

What kind of meat is in the wonton soup?

Shrimp and pork

Are there gluten free options?

Unfortunately no. It's very traditional and gluten is even in the rice.

How is the food?

For Cantonese food in San Diego, it's one of the best. Depending on your point of reference: definitely an "A" grade for San Diego or even the USA. A "B" for location agnostic (i.e. compared to food in HK or Vancouver / Toronto Canada).

Do they have high chairs?

Yes! We dined there.

Are you open New Year's Day?

Yes

Do I need reservations?

No, not at all.

Do they make reservations? They're not answering their phone.

Only for major groups, like 20 I believe. They answer their phone sporadically- we had to stop in once to order take out

Do they use MSG? If so, can I ask for a dish to be prepared without it?

I don't think they use MSG and if they do, must be insignificant amounts because I am sensitive to MSG and my body did not detect MSG. MSG makes me sweat profusely like I am exercising and I did not sweat with this food.

Do they take a break after lunch and before dinner time?

Closed between 3 and 5. Check the website

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