This was purely for the service…read more I planned to get take-out, however there was no lunch menu for weekdays. The ladies were still SO friendly. The was awesome customer services I browsed through the menu and it was similar when I last went. The restaurant was also very clean and bright and roomy. I will definitely come again.

Came in for dinner on a Thursday night, they were not that business. The service was good and…read moreattentive. All their plates were huge portions and everything tasted great and authentic. Appetizer Combo Platter is the BEST value for your bucks. It came with Salt & Pepper Fish Fillet, Salt & Pepper Calamari, Tempura Green Beans, Crispy Shrimp Chips. 100/5 Honey Walnut Shrimps, perfectly made. 5/5 Mongolian Beef, large pieces of very tender beef stir-fried with red and white onions. 5/5 Singapore Style Vermicelli has the perfect Wok-Hei (smoky flavour) with curry. 5/5 Chinese Broccoli (Gai Lan) Stir-Fried with minced garlic. 5/5 Lobster E-Fu Noodle, lobster was perfectly made and the noodles had good flavors. 5/5 All the dishes came out pretty fast. Differently coming back!!!

Came here for dim sum and there was a long waiting list. The food was mediocre…read more There must be lots of MSG because I kept drinking water afterwards.

I came here for a family birthday dinner. It's located in greenhouse so there's plenty of parking…read morearound, even if it means just a tiny bit further away. The restaurant is really big and we sat at a table for 14 pretty comfortably. We were also here on a Saturday night and the restaurant was full. The service is your typical Chinese restaurant vibe where you leave a little bit emotionally abused after paying for overly priced menu items. We did the à la cart and easily spent up to $1500. Better off with the family plan meal but nothing was of interest to us except one or two dishes. It took forever to come out and I mean FOREVER to a point where we almost cancelled a few dishes and called it a night, but they kept saying it's being made. With as many people and as massive as the restaurant was, and the price tags, I was expecting a more efficient service. A couple of times we saw our dish being brought to the wrong table and the people going "oh we didn't order this." With all of that out of the way, I am giving them an average score of 3 starts because the food did bring them back up. It was actually really good. My favorite of all things we ordered was their sea bass with string beans. The sea bass was fried crispy, garnished salty and still soft inside. It paired really well with the string beans. We ordered a bunch of other things that I couldn't tell you what the name was in English and they were above average taste wise. Their complimentary dessert however, was mass produced and tasted like they added too much water to it. This was the only one I was disappointed in. I still say this place is extremely overpriced but for a family meal experience and if you ever want to impress a date, why not.

Our 19th hole was here today after a round of golf at nearby Metropolitan…read more There were nine of us so we sat near the front entrance and an additional table was added. Hot tea brought to the table soon afterwards with menus. Hong Kong style cafe. Pictures of each item which caused me to ask myself what I wanted to eat. Our server said they're known for two signature dishes - beef stew brisket and Hai Nan chicken. That settled it for me. I had beef stew with egg noodle soup. It was perfect for a cold rainy day. Everyone ordered à la carte. Located at a very busy strip mall. Parking was challenging but we found a space by Sheng Kee Bakery.

This is one of my family's go-to restaurants. They are a Hong Kong cafe, perhaps more modernized…read morethan what you'd actually find in Hong Kong. They have a good variety of dishes, from classic baked Hong Kong cafe dishes to dishes that are closer to what you'd see at a Chinese restaurant. We've been many times since they've opened so have had lots of their dishes and haven't encountered one we don't like yet. I like their Baby Milk Tea, which uses frozen tea shaped as a baby as a giant ice cube, so the tea doesn't get diluted by melted ice. They're popular so they get very busy during peak times and the wait list can get long. Service is fast and consistent. As far as ambiance is concerned, I love their outdoor-indoor feel (they have artificial trees indoors but in a classy way).

Moon Cake Festival brought a long crowd of people & after almost 2 hrs.we finally got to eat. It…read morecan be confusing with the shared space w/Yao Yao, but you can basically order everything from their menu at Jin Gege as well & sit at either side. Staffing on the Yao Yao was only 1 waitress & a waiter bot. Orders: Sour Shredded Potato $16.95- crunchy potato sticks w/oil, chili peppers & seasoning. A different menu than other places & it was good, just a little oily. Garlic Pea Sprout $19.95-tender pea sprouts w/garlic bulbs cooked together makes this my favorite vegetable dish. Combo BBQ platter $29-BBQ pork, chicken & soy sauce chicken gives you a variety but my favorite was the pork. I am not used to the bony chicken pieces & having to de-bone them myself so I wouldn't order this again. Shrimp & BBQ pork Fried Rice $17-nice wok heat w/fresh pierces of shrimp made this a satisfying dish. It was a little bland but ok. Golden Soup Pickled Fish (S)$22.95-for the price this was the best bargain. The fish fillets are tender & the perfect size. The broth was a bit oily but still excellent & the star of the show. The slight tangy broth bc of the pickled vegetables gives this dish its unique flavor profile & my favorite. In addition to this, I was surprised w/a few pieces of potato noodle hidden inside this gem that gave it a chewy texture. Other than going on a hectic day, I'm sure service would be better on a weekday.

I had an absolutely unacceptable and deeply disturbing experience at Jin Gege in San Leandro…read more My family and I visited this restaurant with my service dog. The manager demanded that I provide identification or certification for my service dog. I explained that under the Americans with Disabilities Act, businesses are not legally permitted to require service dog documentation as a condition of entry. Despite this explanation, the waiter repeatedly refused to serve us. When I talked to the manager to discuss the situation, she showed no willingness to address my concerns. Instead, she continued to deny any wrongdoing and repeatedly insisted that they would not serve us. What happened next was even more shocking. A restaurant employee repeatedly verbally confronted and threatened us. He even became increasingly aggressive and attempted to approach us in a physically threatening manner when we said we would report him and the restaurant to ADA and relative department. Two other individuals had to intervene repeatedly to stop him from coming toward us. I have never experienced such hostility and intimidation from restaurant staff simply for attempting to exercise my legal rights. I am extremely disappointed by the manager's handling of this situation and deeply concerned about the threatening behavior displayed by the employee. No customer should have to experience intimidation, threats, or potential discrimination simply for bringing a service dog into a restaurant. I am sharing this experience so that other customers, especially people with disabilities and service dog handlers, can make informed decisions about visiting this restaurant. This was not merely poor customer service. It was a deeply troubling experience involving potential disability discrimination and serious concerns about customer safety.

3.5 STARS My fambam…read moreof about 15 gathered to celebrate my mom's 87th birthday in a private room. Thankfully, my sister made a reservation since the restaurant was extremely busy around 1 pm. The private room was spacious, elegantly decorated, and even included a private restroom for our convenience. The food was undeniably delicious. Since my mom loves seafood, we ordered a massive crab or lobster (they showed it to us live before cooking--check my photos). The chefs prepared the legs as one dish and transformed the rest of the body into another, using some parts as impressive garnishes for the fried rice. The crab and bird's nest soup was unique and really tasty. We also enjoyed a variety of dim sum, including shiu mai, steamed pork buns, and buns filled with egg or taro. We also had Peking duck, but I was disappointed that the buns were very small, and most of the duck was gone by the time it arrived. For dessert, there were plenty of sweets like sesame balls and Portuguese tarts (not sure what they're called here), plus complimentary birthday buns at the end. Overall, the food was excellent. However, the service left much to be desired. I understood why my parents preferred a family-style restaurant for such a large group, but they brought the dishes out ONE AT A TIME, and the lazy Susan turned painfully slowly. With 15 people, the process became frustrating--by the time a dish reached me, it was nearly gone. It would be different if they served each person a plate with the dish at a time. But this was supposed to be family-style!!! While I realize some dishes, like the lobster or crab, take longer to prepare, serving one dish at a time made the whole experience feel disjointed. For big parties, they should really reconsider their serving style to make it smoother and more enjoyable.

Didn't know this whole shopping center was here! Easy access and parking. It's a one stop shop…read morehere. Solid dim sum spot with all the usual goodies: - fried mochi pork dumpling - siu mai - har gow - chicken feet - stuffed peppers - fried shrimp - pineapple buns - daikon cake - lions head meatballs - Chinese donut cheong fun - beef cheong fun - shrimp cheong fun - pan fried chive pork - braised beancurd wrapped pork We ordered some larger dishes also: - beef chow fun - wine braised chicken soup - rice noodle soup w/seafood - seafood rice porridge All tasted good, not too greasy and didn't feel overly thirsty afterwards. But definitely food comatose'd. The shopping center is a great spot to help you digest after. Better service than expected. Food tastes solid but not overly wow, fresh or premium. Like the seafood in the soups were rubbery. Nice remodel - comfortable seating.

Food and service was great! Will be back next time i am in the area…read more Get the Money Bags!

Loved this place! The highlight for me was definitely the Stuffed Angel Wings. Super crispy on the…read moreoutside, with a flavorful and juicy filling inside. I could taste chicken, glass noodles, green peas, and mushrooms, and they were especially good dipped in their special sauce. I would absolutely order these again! Overall, the food here feels fresh and well prepared. The seasoning isn't too heavy, oily, or salty, which I really enjoyed. Definitely recommend giving this place a try!

The, chow Fun shrimp and scallop dish was so delicious. The portions are huge…read more The service was good The staff was very helpful

Came in somewhat close to closing but it was still packed with families eating. The service was…read moregreat and friendly, I found myself cracking lighthearted jokes with the waitresses while they were taking my order. Ordered a couple of dishes, which all came out at a fast pace and looked so delicious (tasted delicious too). The braised pork, the porridge, and the pastry looking dish you see in the pictures? It was filled with clam chowder that was cooked so well. It was so creamy and complemented the crispy texture of the bread on top. Absolutely coming back to eat here again! Another local gem!

My new favorite Chinese restaurant They called it "New Hong Kong " because of its regional cooking…read morestyle. Better than the mainland China style of cooking. Better ingredients, better cooking ways. That all said: Compared to the rest of the Chinese food competition in the area, the meat portions are generous, meatier, bigger than others, some put too many vegetables to compensate for the lack of meat or small meat portions, the new Hong Kong gives you meatier, generous portions with just enough vegetables to enjoy the food. They used to have or do deep fried whole fish but they discontinued that one. The dining room area seemed small but spacious and clean. You scan the menu via your phone and order from there. If you call to order and no one answers and a Vmail comes in, just hang up and try again later, they are sometimes busy in the kitchen. Staff are accommodating. Will patronize and come back!

I cannot comment on the staff, Parking, ambience as this was ordered through work. Portions are…read morevery generous and pricing is very fair especially when it comes to the launch specials that includes a soup. Food itself is solid. Nothing spectacular but it does taste homemade and fresh as well as of good-quality. And because of that, I will round up the 3.5 star review to a 4

9 out of 10 dishes we ordered were very good! Would be happy to try many more…read more Service was quick once orders are placed - could get busy so it's nice to go after the lunch rush on a weekday! Typical Asian establishment, family friendly! Would love to see a menu friendlier to non-Chinese reading customers or at least better pictures of each dish. Did not like the xiao long bao we ordered; preferred Din Tai Fung's version.

The "child" went to a pre-school nearby so I would always pass by this place on my way to and from…read more Went here 1 time with a friend to try their dim sum, and yes, communication was a bit of a problem. I ended up ordering over $70 of Dim Sum for only 2 people! Dim sum was okay, and plenty of leftovers to take home, but do be careful with actual counts & amounts if Chinese is not your first language. Can't leave this review without expressing my appreciation for the joy any that En-grish mess up brings me. Their "self-servicing" duck special brought me daily drive-by happiness and amusement for the many months it was on special. It will be missed, but never forgotten. Sincere thanks accords!

Food is good here. Service is normal. Ambience is kitchen and customers chats. Something different…read moretry 'em

I have been going to Asia Delight for what feels like 20 years. I'm 28 years old, and I literally…read moregrew up eating at this location. Unfortunately, after today's experience, I will not be returning. The lack of professionalism and customer service is unacceptable. The employee with the bowl-cut hairstyle who was operating the register seriously needs additional training, because the way she handled a simple transaction was completely unnecessary. My partner and I ordered our food together, but the cashier failed to recognize that we were paying for our items separately. Instead of doing the logical thing and splitting the orders into two transactions, she mishandled the payment process. Mid-transaction, she removed my card and then proceeded to yell, "YOUR CARD NO WORK!" I calmly asked whether she had attempted to charge my card twice, because if so, my bank would likely decline the duplicate transaction. Rather than addressing my question professionally, she continued raising her voice. I finally asked, "Are you yelling at me?" to which she responded, "YES." Absolutely ridiculous. She eventually apologized, seemingly recognizing that her behavior was inappropriate. However, an apology does not erase the experience. What makes this even more disappointing is that this is not the first time I have witnessed disrespectful treatment at this establishment. On multiple occasions, I have personally observed Black customers being treated poorly, and today's interaction only reinforced my concerns about how this business treats its customers. The food is genuinely good. I won't deny that. It's one of the reasons I've continued supporting this restaurant for nearly two decades. But good food does not excuse poor customer service, disrespect, or behavior that makes customers feel unwelcome. I refuse to continue spending my hard-earned money at an establishment where I have repeatedly witnessed disrespect toward Black customers and experienced that same lack of respect myself. After nearly 20 years of being a loyal customer, I'm done. Asia Delight needs to seriously reevaluate its customer service practices, employee training, and the way it treats the community that has supported it for years.