What a disappointment…read more How have they managed to stay around for so long, post-pandemic even?! (As you might have already predicted, my experience here was not a good one. They didn't even come close.) Decades, I've known about this place, but never had the desire to try it. I'm not sure why, but some unexplained phenomenon genuinely kept pulling me away. But playing with my belief of "don't knock it' til you try it," I finally forced it. Party of three, we walked in after running a few errands. We stood there for a good minute and not one staff member acknowledged us. So, we took it upon ourselves to just seat ourselves at the only open table available. (Yes, it was semi-packed, so that suggested a lot.) This one open table, however, was dirty. I wondered why it was taking too long to catch someone's attention to at least clean it, but I simply assumed they were understaffed. It took another five minutes before we finally got someone to clean our table and ask for menus. No proper greeting, no nothing. Table was cleaned, menus were handed, server walked away, blah... A few more minutes, we had to once again flag someone to take our orders. (Now, there were only a couple of other tables left to tend to, yet we still weren't properly tended to.) Our server didn't look too happy as he took our orders in. It wasn't long before our food started coming through. YANG CHOW FRIED RICE: So, I'm not a fan of fillers on fried rice (by that, I mean carrots and peas) but overall flavor of this was good. Not bad at all. SEAFOOD CRISPY NOODLES: Presentation was great, but that's as far as it went. The toppings looked fantastic, but flavor was underwhelming. Boy, they missed the mark here, I really wish they took advantage of what the ingredients offered! At least the noodles were crispy. SHRIMP WITH BROCCOLI: This too, looked good, but it, too, was bland. The only flavor I got out of anything was the shrimp. I tried using the side of hot oil to up the flavor a little. It worked, but not enough. CURRY CHICKEN: I never skip this at anytime I try a new Chinese restaurant. Chicken was tender, not too many fillers, sauce was good except it was watery! This would have been perfect if they lightened up on the liquid part of the dish. I think if they worked on this a little more, it could be perfect. DIMSUM: We got 3 different kinds just to mix it up a little. But I was already so unimpressed with everything overall that dim sum - what they're supposedly known for - was a huge let down. Not only did every single one of them lacked flavor, all of them were DRY. FOOD: 2. At best. SERVICE: 1. Every staff member we interacted with appeared like they had no interest in being where they were. They truly were unhappy workers. VALUE: 1. Not worth it. PARKING: Located in a mall. It's always packed up in here. If you don't mind a walk, there are always plenty of spots open the further way you are from the door. OVERALL: 1.25. Whatever it was pulling me away from this place was on point. I should really follow my instincts more. But yeah. One AND done. At least I'm curious no more.

There was a roach running around the floor and one of the servers wasn't even trying to be discreet…read moreabout trying to stomp on it. Mind you, this was while he was holding onto our takeout box. Anyway, the food was subpar. There were out of a lot of items (maybe because it was Valentine's Day the previous day, I don't know). The dim sum (shrimp dumplings) were good but were borderline cold as they've probably just been sitting in the poorly heated (if at all) dim sum cart.

A special occasion place, which applied to our visit with family that I haven't seen in over 40…read moreyears. Delicious food (a nice and varied menu with something for everyone but we really enjoyed the cold appetizer platter and the noodles. The service was friendly and attentive and the decor festive for the holidays. Even though there were quite a few big round tables close to each other, it never felt cramped during our meal. There was a birthday at one table and a few large parties going up and down to the second level. No dogs allowed in case you do bring a pet.

I wanted to take my girlfriend and her family to dinner, and she recommended Fortune Seafood…read moreRestaurant,  their are two of them in Angeles City and we went to the one on McArthur Highway. We had a big group like 12 people including kids and well I can we were treated to some real good Chinese food, the kind that I am use to in New York. You can not only pick out live fish , lobsters and more,, but meat, pork and chicken dishes also.   While expensive by local standards, the price of the food, when converted to the Dollar was cheap I think . I spent maybe $120 with generous tip , where in New York the same quality food and restaurant would be in the neighborhood of an easy $300 plus. If you are in Angeles City, I recommend this place it if you are in the mood for Chinese food, it will not disappointed.

I was surprised in two folds. One, the food came out less than 10 minutes of ordering. This is…read moretruly, Chinese fast food. Two, the food was actually really good. The chicken was very tender and crisp. The spinach soup was great, especially if you add some black vinegar, makes it into sweet and sour soup. Fried rice as ok, it was not fried. Good ac, clean, bathrooms. Open from ten to ten.

I had Beef Lomi. Orders could be good for 3 people. There's robot to serve your food. Lines are…read morereally long. This was April 3, 2026 dinner time

I've heard that coming here at times there were long lines. When we came there was a small line and…read morewe were seated right away. There were 10 people in our group and they were able to accommodate us. The way it works is, you can either order "á la carte" or "family style." They serve large portions for every dish. Serving for six could be serving for eight (in my opinion). The food is good (it's ok). Nothing really special. However, I did love their butter chicken. It was sweet and savory , sticky and crispy. I can eat that alone with their fried rice. The price is not bad. I say it's good for a big group since you can share all the food you order. Oh by the way, they also have a bake shop / bakery. I didn't get anything but the baked goods looked delish. My friend did get a Tiramisu which she loved.

We had to come back since the first time was pretty dang good…read more Pretty much the same experience this time around. Food and service were just as good if not better than the last time. Other than the egg foo young, we had pretty much the same or similar menu for our party of 12. Bumping them up a star for their consistency. Couldn't be more happy to be back!

Established 1969, it's one of the few businesses still operating in the city…read more Specializing in Chinese- American dishes, it's a landmark in the city. The restaurant is wide and airy, open windows to let the mountain air in. The place is nicely decorated with orchids, and an antique Jade panel. Wait staff are friendly and always at your service. Chinese entrees are delicious and good for 3-4 persons. The American dishes consist mainly of streaks accompanied by their mushroom sauce, burgers and sandwiches. This is one place that you need to try when in the City of Pines.

This is the best place to eat in town. In 10 days I have eaten here 8 times. I wants a omelette and…read moreit wasn't on the menu and he still make it for me. No matter what kind of food you like he will have it here.

What would be a good solution for this restaurant's problem with flies? You should install some…read morekind of flytrap in your dining area because the numerous flies can really be annoying while eating Chinese food that somehow is more attractive to them. I was quite disappointed with their Yang Chow Fried Rice, which I believe is a Chinese signature dish. I would say that Chowking's Yang Chow Fried Rice tastes much better. But I would eat here again for their Sautéed Kenya Beans with Tofu. It had the right level of spicy sweet. I wasn't able to take a photo of the dimsum that we ordered: Hakao (it tasted good, though overly steamed so the wrapper was sort of disintegrating); Chicken Feet & Steamed Spareribs (both delicious). Their dining crew delivered excellent service and attentiveness.

Went for a birthday party has the shabu shabu. I will say it was lots of food. Food was fresh and…read moreall items I had was tasty. The wait staff was super professional and I found attentive. I would have given 3 or maybe 4 stars but I market it at 2 due to to many flies and even a stray roach that was on the round table after we were halfway thru the meal service. Better pest control is needed.

My family and I were vacationing in the Philippines December 2019, and one of the city stops we…read morewent to was Tarlac. We opted to come here for Chinese food after a long trip to the Hundred Islands Beaches. We were craving Chinese food (maybe?), and the prices seemed reasonable. The dining was family-style, so we ordered several plates to share. The food was not particularly outstanding, but I remember them being solid. I liked the bokchoy dish they served. The service was ok. Our waiter was on top of things at first but suddenly slowed down near the end of the meal. If ever in the area, this is a great place to try. I would recommend Huat Chan if craving decently-priced Chinese food.

Great service. Excellent food :) Loved the Mint Lemonade and Red Curry Chicken. The mango with…read moresticky rice was very good too.

Rainy day in Baguio wandering and SM. Wanted dinner but no where crowded. I admit the Tom Yum…read morephotos outside were inviting. It is well staffed and they seem to get along and are helpful. We ordered the Wings, spring rolls, vegetable PhadThai, and the Tom Yum seafood soup. It was a delightful meal. If we return we will not get the spring rolls again. Everything else was really good. The wings are tender inside and crunchy outside without being greasy!