I really wanted to like 62 Street Food, but the experience was disappointing from the moment I…read morewalked in. The woman working the front counter came across as completely uninterested and honestly seemed annoyed that customers were even there. No greeting, no patience, just a cold attitude that made the whole interaction uncomfortable. Customer service matters just as much as the food, and when the first impression feels this negative, it's hard to enjoy anything else. It felt like we were inconveniencing her just by ordering. If the staff doesn't want to be there, it shows and it definitely affects the overall experience. I hope management takes this seriously, because right now it's not a place I'd recommend or return to.

Ordered to-go over the phone and was told to pick up in 15 mins wow nice. Sunday 4pm…read more * Gado gado (5/5) - perfectly steamed yet crisp veggies, awesome peanut dressing, enjoyed the interesting rice cake * Nasi goreng (4/5) - not bad, a little bit of a liver-y flavor from the beef which I personally liked * Char kway teow (4/5) - not too oily nor salty, solid Looking forward to trying other dishes from here.

Java Spice is an Indonesian restaurant highly recommended by locals, offering a truly authentic and…read moredifferent dining experience. The highlight is their special Nasi Gudeg, a uniquely sweet and savory jackfruit stew that provides a genuine taste of traditional Javanese cuisine. Beyond the Nasi Gudeg, the menu excels with its perfectly balanced Sweet Savory Mixed Rice and exceptionally well-marinated, succulent pork skewers. Overall, Java Spice delivers on its promise of authentic flavor, making for a memorable and lovely visit.

This is the spot for nasi bokus or lump rice. This is a delicious meal that I love over the years…read more I known the owner for 25 years. The food is consistent and good. I love the ambiance and the service. Great Wall painting and decent spot.

hainan chicken all dark meat…read more 2 green scallion and 1 sweet soy sauce. Mix everything together in a big bowl Enjoy while watching anime.

One of our favorite places to get hainan chicken!…read more We usually get the shared meals, combo A (serves 2-3) is the right amount for us with still plenty of leftovers. The chicken is juicy and flavorful, and the rice as well. I like how the order comes with broth. Whenever we are in the area, we would come here and get takeout. I wish they would open a closer location for us, that would be awesome! Prices are decent, credit cards are accepted, and there's plenty of parking

Nice, reasonably priced Indonesian dishes. Had a chicken rice dish with appetizers and it didn't…read morebreak the bank. Never really had the banana leaf wrapped rice before so it was a treat. The rice was flavorful along side the well cooked meat. It came with an egg, spicy peanuts, and a coquette. You can order at the counter or at the table. Though, if you're unfamiliar, it's worth it to ask the staff for details especially for the items listed on the daily special since there's no descriptor on those. The place also serves as a mini grocery for Indonesian items if you want to make it at home. It does give homely vibes with a sense of community. Will definitely come back to try the other dishes like the satay. Fun fact, they were part of the original food court but now have their own space.

In Los Angeles, Indonesian restaurants are few and far between, therefore, finding a good one has…read morebeen a challenge. Indo Bistro is definitely one of the betters ones. They serve authentic Indonesian foods that remind me of Jakarta. Today I was really craving Ayam Goreng Kremes, because it's been many years since the last time I had it. Nasi Ayam Kremes is a combination of Indonesian style fried chicken, white rice, perkedel (fried potato pattie), fried tofu, fried tempeh, and sayur asem soup. The chicken is deep fried after it's been cooked in herbs and fully marinated. Very flavorful as I can really taste the different herbs and spices. Over the fried chicken is a generous serving of savory crunchy crumbs. There's also a side of medium spicy house sambal. I would recommend adding some kecap manis (Indonesian sweet soy sauce) and use this as dipping sauce. The half fried chicken is rather small, about the size of a Cornish hen. The soup is pretty good, even though I am not a fan of sayur asem soup. This tamarind-based soup contains green beans, chayote, corn rounds, and peanuts. The deep fried marinated tofu and tempeh are so yummy! They truly remind me of the good ol' days living in Indonesia, as they are the staple foods of the locals. The perkedel is just passable, possibly because it is served cold. Unfortunately, it isn't as crispy as it should be. The restaurant is small. Other than the kitchen crew, only one person was doing all the work. Good and very friendly service. My order did take a long time, however. If you're in a rush, you may want to eat somewhere else. Indo Bistro is the place where you really want to "santai" which means relax, take it easy. Indo Bistro is an Indonesian restaurant, mini-mart hybrid. They sell a variety of pre-packaged Indonesian snacks, shelf stable groceries, and also freshly-made market snacks, such as pastel, lemper, bakcang, rempeyek, etc. I also tried their savory snack Lemper, which is sticky rice stuffed with shredded chicken that's been cooked in coconut milk. After it is wrapped in fresh banana leaf, it is then char-grilled. Their lemper is really good, but very greasy. It's basically food and lip gloss in one. BOGO Lol Next time when I'm craving more Indonesian food, I'll be coming back to Indo Bistro. They have really good chicken satays.

Please never leave RH...this place is such a staple in my family now bc of how delicious and…read moreconvenient each roll is! It truly lives up to its name of being crispy..and they never skimp on the ingredients! Highly recommend checking this place out if you want a quick savory snack

Second visit in maybe a two week period. The crispy rolls are so good and there so many options I…read morehad to try the other protein choices. If I'm in the area, I'm coming back to try more.

Last time i came was 2 years ago…read more Man, they are charging $9 per 10 fishball now, JUST FISHBALL. I understand the cost of living and inflations but really? $9 for 10 fishball but its not like Michelin rating fish ball.... Not worth it and the taste gone down so much. Sorry to say but there is a reason why less customers are coming here for their food. The lady speaks limit english and she IS nice. Cash only

A nostalgic spot that offers great Taiwanese food, especially their fried intestines. It's…read moredefinitely more of a casual stall (cash only) where you find your own seats in the outdoor seating area.

Had no idea there was a Cantonese-style food spot in Hacienda Heights named Taipan Kitchen. This…read moreplace has some tasty juicy chicken wings that are made out of perfection! Yes, I'm a fan and I have been back to this spot a few times already from finding this spot out. They also serve a nice claypot rice that is filled with different types of meat. I also love their different soups which are family style size, so bring a group of people. Came here a few times with 6 people and they can fit large groups.

It's a delicious traditional Hong Kong-style restaurant. I had the House Special Noodle…read more(double-sided crispy noodle). Mom and I also ordered the Singapore rice noodles, basil clams, and mixed veggies. The two noodle entrees were surprisingly delicious. The house special noodle was served with roast pork slices, chicken and fish fillet, and veggies. the clams was well flavored and with lots of fresh basil. The mixed veggies was the weakest link in this meal; it had the bean sprouts base with some snap beans, carrots, black woodears. All dishes were yummy; the only thing we would ask would be lighter sauce for our next visit.

Yum! I love coming here when I'm in the area. Large parking lot. Always easy to get seated. The…read morefood is authentic, affordable and the portions are huge! The service is consistent with most Asian restaurants. Ordered yang chow fried rice, seafood chow mean, salt and pepper pork chop, honey crispy shrimp and garlic pea sprouts. Everything together was so good! Go to Mama Lu's quickly. This location though...they're not all created equal!

Fried pork 2/5 - this was not good. It was all batter and not much meat. Won't get this again…read more Crab fried rice 4/5 this was pretty tasty and portion was big so we appreciated that. Good if you want something different than just white rice with all the salty food Pork buns 2/5 - this was so disappointing. It was not crispy, pretty soggy. Wonton in spicy sauce 3/5 - good but not the best. Portions weren't big for this dish.

The best Thai food in Walnut! My family's been going here for years and it never disappoint. Good…read morefood, great service, great people, et al.

In about five years time span, their lunch special prices have almost doubled. Food tastes good,…read morebut the portions always leave you hungry. Mint leaves chicken and green curry chicken are my usuals here. Service is fair and ambiance is pretty upscale.

The desserts here are so delicious!!!…read more I am temporarily diabetic and the lady that worked here gave me tips, was very helpful and extremely nice! The ambiance is nice but a lot of people seem to do takeout, however we came here a bit late.

I checked in the weekend of Father's Day and had such a wonderful experience! I normally don't like…read moreeating at Asian Restaurants because of the lack of cleanliness and warm hospitality but this Phoenix location really blew me away with it's exquisitely lovely design and amazing Food and Service. The whole store was sparkling clean, well stocked, and enthusiastically inviting upon my arrival!! The Restaurant had a gorgeous selection of artfully alluring desserts and fresh specialty drinks on display on my way to the dining room. Alisa presented me a beautifully designed colorful and neatly laminated Menu which was an excellent asset in helping me choose my meal for the late afternoon. I decided to try their Congee with the preserved egg and a side of Chinese Donuts. My food came out quick and exceeded my expectations wheh it came to presentation and taste!! I love how Phoenix shows so much respect to Congee by presenting it in an Elegantly shaped v shaped Black Bowl and how finely chopped and delicately seasoned the salted pork was. The preserved egg had a vibrantly artistic orange hue to it too that I wasn't expecting and I like how the Congee was garnished with fresh scallions! The Chinese Donuts were crispy, hot, and cut up in attractive and uniform bite size pieces too. I enjoyed my meal so much and loved that the Chefs and Alisa were of Cantonese heritage to enhance the Cultural Qi restoration of the experience! Alisa was so warm and lively to talk to, I told her my Mom recently left on a Vacation to China so I was looking for good spots to make Cantonese food that feels like home. The Phoenix Team definitely hit the spot and showed me how our favorite recipes can be elevated to the next level! I took pictures of the Congee and Chinese Donuts to show my Mom that I was being well taken care of by Phoenix and even picked up some Mango and Almond pudding on the way out for my Mexican Church Dad. Thank you to the Phoenix Team for giving me such a special and highly satisfying health restoration experience! Cantonese Food is such a refined and poetically Sexy Art Form and it makes me so happy to see a Restaurant sell the traditional delicacy of Congee and Chinese Donuts so well and make it easily affordable for the Community to enjoy!!! I definitely recommend you try Phoenix for your next Cultural Magic Carpet Adventure!