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Been loving this spot. If you love hand pulled noodles give this place a try, décor and seating is…read morepretty modern. Tons of parking in shared plaza. N1. Biang Baing Noodles -sauce is so flavorful. Small kick of spice, seasoned well and a bit tangy. Dish doesn't have any protein but you can always add when you order it. N2. Braised Beef Brisket Noodle Soup (Chili Oil)- had this dish both ways, original or with chili oil. Personally chili oil isn't too spicy and adds a ton of depth. Beef is so tender. N13. Stir Fried Hand Pulled Round Noodles with Special Cumin Beef -was pretty salty but still enjoyable. Might not order again due to salty levels. CR6. Chinese Burger with House Special Marinated Beef -great for a light appetizer. Beef is tender but not much flavor, pretty bland. I had to add vinegar, chili oil and white pepper to mine.

Have only ordered takeout here but the food is always fresh and tastes great. Service is top notch…read moreand attentive. Will definitely be back.

Stopped in for lunch and got one of the lunch specials. Sweet n sour chicken - good size portion…read moreof chicken, side of rice and an egg roll. Chicken had good flavor, nice crisp vegetables. I prefer my chicken a little crispier. Egg roll had good flavor, just a touch greasy. My friend enjoyed his orange chicken lunch. Good friendly service. Will come back to try other dishes.

Happy Together is easily one of my favorite spots in Chino Hills for duck and dim sum. The duck is…read morealways perfectly with juicy meat and full of flavor every time. Definitely a must-try if you're in the area and craving quality duck and dim sum!

Stopped by today (Sunday, 02/15/26 with my parents to celebrate Chinese/Lunar New Year). This was…read moreour first time here and upon arrival, there were a bunch of customers inside waiting to be seated, waiting for their to-go order, waiting in line to pay the bill, etc. I waited in line and then asked for a table of 3, and they directed me to sign in on the paper list, which I did. I wish there was a better way of seeing that list because I really had no clue and waited in line for nothing. The wait time honestly needs better attention. We probably waited around 20-25 minutes. It was very busy that day, and I'm not sure if it's because it's the weekend and/or due to Chinese New Year. Staff members are shuffling back and forth and are quite rude to be honest. I get that they are stressed running around, but still.... Anyways, we ordered the following via online (scan the QR Code on the table, that is probably better since they are too busy to take your order): - 1 shrimp siu mai (4 pieces) = $5.99 - 1 shrimp dumplings (we got 4 pieces instead of 3 per menu): $5.99 - 1 steamed BBQ pork buns (3 pieces) = $5.99 - 2 sticky rice wrapped with lotus leaf (4 total) = $13.98 - 1 yang chow fried rice = $15.99 - 1 seafood with pan fried crispy noodle = $17.99 SUBTOTAL = $65.93 TAX = $5.11 TOTAL = $71.04 ** Place $10 tip via cash ** We received our yang chow fried rice and crispy noodle timely, however it took a REALLY LONG TIME for us to receive the rest of the orders (the dim sum aka yum cha order); I had to ask the front how long the wait will be, otherwise we will cancel - the lady ended up checking and we got some of our orders. If I didn't ask, the wait time would be wayyyyy longer. Overall, we all enjoyed the food. Very authentic (Hong Kong Style). Management needs to improve and the wait time. Very small inside, this place needs to expand. There is another location in El Monte.

A solid Chinese spot nestled in a Chino Hills strip mall with plenty of parking. We called last…read moreminute to ask if they could save us a table for 4, and we were told to get there in 30 minutes. We arrived and were seated right away, and a waiting crowd gathered outside as the evening went on. FRIED FISH FILET WITH SEAWEED: 4/5. While it was a little bit oily for me personally, the fish inside was super flaky, and the batter was really crispy and savory. BEAN CURD WITH PORK: 5/5. The best version I've had of this dish, period. There was something incredibly addictive about how savory and balanced it was. Textures were on point, too: super tender, not rubbery at all. SHRIMP WITH SCRAMBLED EGG: 5/5. The eggs were so soft, creamy, and delicious, with plenty of shrimp in and under the egg. BASIL FRIEND EGGPLANT: 5/5. Yes. This is the flavor I'm looking for when I order this dish. Deep, basil-forward flavor that permeates the eggplant and onions. MUSHROOM AND PORK BELLY HOTPOT: 5/5. Loved the many textures the assorted mushrooms offered. Pork belly was silky, and the mala spice was well balanced.

Twenty-pkus year veteran customer of Cynthia and her Family's wondrous Happy Kitchen, which…read morecontinues to pump out Szechuan classics like Kung Pao Chicken, Hot & Sour Sour plus crackling egg rolls, perfectly puffer yet crispy scallion pancakes and much more! We just visited on Christmas Day and, just like a veteran artist like Sir Elton would never let you down during a live, concert performance, Cynthia & her front-of-house staff of two somehow managed to adeptly manage crowds that were, at times, standing room only to be seated. The entrees were still on point, delivered swiftly and reasonably priced! We have been enormous fans of Happy Kitchen for over twenty yrs and judging by the throngs of Chinese and Taiwanese clientele, we are hardly alone in our sentiments!

3.5 stars rounded up to 4.0. The food may not be the best these days, but it is a taste of home in…read morethe neighborhood. Afternoon tea menu is available on weekdays. There is a Summer specials menu for the month of May 2026. I appreciate that the chain tries to refresh their offerings with seasonal offerings from time to time. Few staff, but they are always helpful.

Good solid place for Chinese food. They have alot of classics from wonton noodle soups to hong kong…read morebaked sauce dishes. I had the grilled pork chop with rice and black pepper sauce. Pork chop had a nice sear and was well complemented by the lightly spiced savory sauce. My wife had the claypot rice with black bean sauce spare ribs, which was also pretty good. There is a 25 minute wait for the claypot dishes, but the crunchy rice bits made the wait worth it. Staff speaks cantonese and had waters and extra bowls and dishes ready for us. Restaurant is surprisingly spacious and is a decent location. There was plenty of parking here even though Costco is right across the street.

Amazingly built establishment. I loved every single dish that we ordered…read more The appetizer combo was fairly priced and the portions were giant. I did not expect a plate full sides stuffed next to each other, was a bit messy at first but overall the taste of everything was refreshing. We ordered the seaweed salad, the bean curd salad, and the spicy pig ears. The dish that I ordered was the spicy Szechuan noodles which blew me away. The consistency of the noodles and the beef slices were exceptional. The bok choy was also very well prepared and added a nice crunch texture. This is also a sauced dish (although my initial thought was that I was going to be a soup) which to me didn't matter. The chili oil was very well prepared and flavor packed. Not only that, the portions were enormous. Some other dishes we ordered were the braised beef noodle soup which was hearty, rich, and comforting. We ordered the A10 as well, but that will take me a couple tries since the flavor was unfamiliar to me. Willing to come back and try more things as many times as it takes! This restaurant, like most of the reviews claim, is indeed a gem and I highly recommend it!

For a seemingly normal price point, the portion sizes here are no joke. I had no idea 300g of…read morenoodles was this dense. And the soup bases taste great as well! Both the beef noodle soup (with and without the pickled peppers) and the sour & spicy golden prime soup were highlights. The sliced braised beef was good, but if you're willing to put in more work pulling the meat off the bones, get the braised beef rib. A very nice, clean, and quiet establishment with pretty quick service. It's my new go-to soup spot in the area.

We felt like dim sum on a rainy day so we found this little gem on Yelp. They had good reviews so…read morewe wanted to try them out. I grew up eating Hong Kong style dim sum so I am very picky with my dim sum. We were greeted by a very friendly lady who sat us at a table. There are about 10 tables inside to sit and eat there. You can also order for pickup. The restroom and restaurant is kept very clean. You order by scanning the QR code. They do have a good selection to choose from. We got the usual items like shumai (pork dumplings), har gar (shrimp dumplings), pork spareribs, chicken sticky rice wrapped in lotus leaves, bbq pork buns, egg tarts, and I had to try the beef stew rice noodle soup. The server was very attentive to us while she took care of 4 other tables on her own. You do have to pay at store and not on the app when you're ready to checkout. The food came out fast and it tasted fresh. Portion size of the items are great. The bbq pork bun dough was a bit mushy to me. I like when the bun is fluffy and soft. The egg tart was perfect and not overcooked. The shumai and har gar was delicious and huge. The chicken sticky rice was very yummy . The spareribs were a bit fatty but had great flavor. The beef stew rice noodle soup was not my favorite. The beef stew was tender but it lacked flavor and the soup needed more flavor. Overall, we are happy we found a dim sum place that isn't too far from home and we don't have to drive down to OC or LA to eat. We will definitely come back if we have cravings for dim sum.

Dim sum here is made to order instead of coming around on traditional push carts, which gives it a…read moredifferent feel from the usual experience. Overall, the meal was just okay. Several dishes were over on the salty side. The siu mai was the standout and tasted well done, and the chicken feet were also decent. Service was attentive and prompt throughout our lunch. If you're really craving dim sum and there aren't many nearby options, this place can work as a back up option.

Came here on Christmas Eve with Jen. Place was empty as we have a tendency to eat before the…read moredinner crowd hits. We ordered the Kung Pao Chicken and I believe the Spice Boiled Fish Filet. Fish dish was excellent, the Kung Pao chicken was a bit on the salty side. Place started to fill up as we finished and paid cash for a 5% discount on the meal. Definitely a place to keep on our dining list.

I got the Shanghai chicken to go. The dish was actually really good and they get it out pretty…read morefast. You also get a small discount if you pay in cash. However there was clumps of hair on multiple chicken pieces. I tried to pick it off but there was just too much and it was too sticky. If that's how Shanghai chicken is supposed to be, I apologize but it's not what I am used to.

Came here to have lunch with a family member. The space looks nice with grand chandeliers decor…read more The restaurant was about half full when we got there at 12:30pm on Saturday. We ordered some dim sum items and some dishes to share. The best dish of the day is the black pepper beef. The beef is tender and very flavorful that everyone loved it. The sauce on the bean curd rolls was too thick. Other than that every dish was tasty. There seemed to be not enough people working. We had to keep flag people over to help us get more water, utensils, sauces, etc.

Came here after hiking the eucalyptus loop trail, and was a pretty busy Sunday morning. We were the…read moreonly non-Chinese people here (we're Filipino) and we were treated horribly. After we were seated we were given tea, and after finishing the tea, I had asked for ice water since dim sums don't offer ice water off the bat. But I was greeted with the most offensive look and tone ever after asking for a fork as well. He clearly looked at us twice and said "what else do you need" after asking. I had asked two people prior before asking him, and left a bad taste in my family's mouth. He then repeated that "what else do you need you see only 4 ppl". I don't think we asked for much since they were more attentive to their Chinese customers, but okay.. We always come here but after this experience, not so much anymore...

Great Cantonese food and service! We had fish filet with baby bok choy, Yang chow fried rice, and…read moresweet and sour pork - all delicious! Can't wait to come back and try more!

Sadly, almost everything has gone downhill - taste, consistency, cleanliness, etc. We waited a very…read morelong time for a basic chinese cabbage dish (we had to check on the dish several times) and after we started eating it, we found a bug in it. It was clearly a bug (it had legs), but the servers kept insisting it wasn't. They cancelled the dish and we ordered the string beans instead, which were old/tough. Last time, we ordered the salt and pepper chicken wings and it came out in a different style/flavor than what we ordered (typhoon shelter style and very spicy). At least they still have one of the better wonton noodle soups in the area. Hope they improve because we've been coming here consistently for 5+ years now, driving all the way from Orange County just to eat here. You can see my last positive review from 2022.