A great Korean comfort food spot! Their original YDJ soup always hits the spot with warm glass…read morenoodles, perfectly shredded meat, and a nice spicy heat. Service is no frills-- the waitresses are behind the counters most of the time and will come to check on you occasionally. We tried the blood sausage, YDJ, and beef short rib sullungtang! The soups were delicious, but the steamed blood sausage was a bit too gamey for my taste.

Food here is excellent. They forgot my order somehow but they were super polite…read more Ban Chan is solid and their bossom are delish.

If you're in the Diamond Bar area and craving authentic, comforting Chinese food, Chan Kee is…read moredefinitely worth checking out. From the moment you walk in, the atmosphere feels warm and welcoming--nothing overly fancy, just a cozy spot that lets the food speak for itself. The menu has a great variety, but what really stands out is how consistent and flavorful everything is. Each dish comes out fresh, hot, and packed with that classic home-style taste that's hard to find these days. The portions are generous, making it perfect whether you're dining solo or sharing family-style. Service is also a highlight--the staff is attentive, friendly, and makes you feel right at home without being overbearing. Overall, Chan Kee is one of those hidden gems you'll want to keep coming back to. Great food, solid portions, and a comfortable vibe--can't really ask for more.

Have been coming here for their porridge since this location first opened and generally had…read morepleasant experiences... but it looks like things have taken a drastic change for some reason and the latest visit was beyond disappointing. To start off, there was only one person at the store and he was handling everything with zero time management skill. Pickup time continuously got delayed and I had to wait over 30 minutes at the store from the initial pickup time. Then the porridge, omg-- seriously what happened? It was so bland and looked as if they have poured water over some rice powder... like they don't care. As others have mentioned, this location really is not even worth a star.

Visited Helen's Kitchen for the first time on a Saturday night and it did not disappoint !!! It was…read moreempty so we seated ourselves right away. The restaurant is smaller but plenty of tables and seating! We ordered the crispy pares overload and the lechon kawali plate. The server and the kitchen worked together efficiently because the food came out in a timely manner so we didn't wait long! Everything was phenomenal. The taste, the flavor, portions and extra sauces, soup and rice. You can ask for extra and they will give it to you! Lechon kawali was delicious and it was my boyfriend's first time trying it and he loved it! Garlic rice wasn't bad, soup on the side was awesome and had great flavor and the overload was definitely more than enough to share!! We will definitely visit again! Thank you, Helen's Kitchen!!

We were out running errands on a Saturday nearby and decided to check this place out based on the…read morereviews. The parking lot had an interesting shape but it wasn't hard for us to find parking. We were seated quickly and we ordered a variety of foods. I had the Crispy Pares, my partner got the the Beef Pares and my in-laws split the Lechon and Sisig. We also tried their Calamansi and Mango juices and a Halo Halo for dessert. Overall, it wasn't bad but nothing here really stood out to me. If I'm honest, the home cooking of my in-laws (who are Filipino from the Philippines) tastes better. For me, the beef broth was super oily and the garlic rice smelled like garlic but didn't taste like anything. The crispy pork was both super crunchy (which I like) but also tough (the meat that is). I don't try the Sisig but I could hear my MIL muttering in Tagalog and I'm pretty sure thy were not kind words about the Sisig's flavor. Maybe the best items would have been in the overload upgrade but none of us were starving that we felt the need to try it out. Maybe next time? The juices were good though but the Halo Halo was a bit sad. It was like 92% ice cream, 4% rice crispy and corn flakes on top, 3% shaved ice, and 1% "other." I don't recall seeing any jellies, beans or fruit (though my partner said he saw ONE jelly. Last, I recognize this is a small family business and I support small businesses but as we say there eating, a few other tables exited and none of their tables were ever cleaned. It didn't really affect us but I was surprised that the staff was just chatting and on their phones for about 20 minutes and not bussing or clearing tables. It was slow at the time (as we were the last diners) but it was also kind of gross and as we were on our way out, I saw another group enter.

New location. Like the setup. Usually go to the chino hills location. But this one is pretty clean…read moreand staff is alert. Craving Hot pot. Come visit BP!

We came here on a Sunday evening around 7pm. This is at their new location around Fairway and…read moreColima. We waited about 15mins to be seated. We were fortunate that all the parties ahead of us were 4 or more. Not a fan of this parking lot, it's very tight and limited. The place itself is small, bright and clean, but I don't know what it is about all the Boiling Points I've been to, but service is their weakpoint. While they're all friendly and helpful when they get to you, it's getting their attention in the first place that seems to be an issue. All the locations also just seem slow in cleaning tables or getting a good turnaround for guests. It's the same issues we've noticed at other BP locations like the Gardena one that it seems intentional. Food wise, it's a good amount of food and like anywhere else, prices continue to go up. With each dish, you get a choice of spiciness levels and rice or noodles to go with your dish. There's also an assortment of dipping sauces for you to use, I like to combine all three to make a nice dip. Take your time to eat, they can add more broth to your pot if you're running low or even replenish your flame if it dies out during your meal. Or if it's too hot, you can always ask them to turn off the flame for you. It depends what you like or are craving, my personal favorites are the beef, lamb, milk cream curry, and Japanese miso. It's an okay location, not my favorite, but we were craving hot pot that night.

Native Fields is an absolute gem if you're looking for fresh, high-quality food in a welcoming…read moreatmosphere. From the moment you walk in, the vibe feels warm and inviting, and the staff are genuinely friendly and attentive. The food is the real highlight--everything tastes incredibly fresh, with a clear focus on quality ingredients and thoughtful preparation. You can tell a lot of care goes into each dish, from presentation to flavor. Whether you're stopping by for a quick bite or a full meal, it consistently delivers. What really stands out is the balance between healthy and delicious--it never feels like you're sacrificing flavor for nutrition. Portions are satisfying without being overwhelming, and there are great options for a variety of dietary preferences. Overall, Native Fields is definitely worth a visit. It's the kind of place you'll want to come back to again and again. Compliment to chef Kat, pastry chef Cecilia and sous chef Noah!!

Absolutely love this place. It honestly feels like such a local hidden gem. Their breakfast…read moreburritos are so good, I literally get one every time. Their sweeter breakfast items are also huge portions and just so yummy. They do amazing dinners too, the salmon cakes are unbelievably good. They also host private dinners, which is actually what I did for my best friend's engagement dinner. Huge shoutout to the owner, Cat, who was so amazing to work with and made the whole night feel extra special. She was so patient with all my questions, made the planning process super easy, and even helped create a customized menu for our dinner. You can really tell how much care goes into this place.

I had a magical, memorable experience at Hide Out Cafe (Rowland Heights). I ordered the Boba Bear…read moreSet ($8.50). It's a brown sugar milk tea with caramel foam with a floating frozen milk tea bear. ADORABLE!! The set even includes two house-made cookies. WOW! TASTY!! (Important: Cash is not accepted. Bring card or contactless payment.) I arrived at Hide Out Cafe (Rowland Heights) on Wednesday (around 10:21AM). Parking is very easy. The lot is big. However, Hide Out Cafe (Rowland Heights) is very hidden. It has no visibility from the street! Staff is very professional and welcoming. Staff politely and cheerfully answered all my questions. Staff is very knowledgeable and accommodating. For example, the location does not have a paper menu; all the menus are accessed via QR Code. Fortunately, Staff let me borrow their iPad which allowed me to see the menu on a larger screen. When I'd arrived, Staff asked if I was dine-in or to-go. I was immediately seated. When I'd inquired about the boba. Staff honestly told me that they needed 15 additional minutes to prepare the boba. I brightly waited. All in all, after the 15 minute wait, the drink took an additional 10 minutes before being ready. As mentioned, I ordered the Boba Bear Set ($8.50). CUTE!!! It's a very aesthetic and memorable presentation. The boba pearls came perfect; they're bouncy, perky, and playful. The brown sugar milk tea mixed with the caramel foam tasted honey-like. It's very TASTY! My biggest nitpick is that the amount felt tiny. Still, it's a wonderful memory that I'm so happy to experience! On ambiance, Hide Out Cafe (Rowland Heights) is comfortable and clean. There's about 13 interior tables, and there's six patio tables. The music is slow-tempo, and the tall ceiling made it feel spacious. In addition, Hide Out Cafe (Rowland Heights) has utility. There's customer internet with password; details are available on the QR code menu. There's also about four electrical outlets. I also appreciated the self-service water station. There's also a gender neutral restroom in the back. Hide Out Cafe (Rowland Heights) felt very hidden yet well-maintained. It's a lovely spot. Overall, I had a magical, memorable experience. I discovered AMAZING milk tea and many precious memories. If searching for someplace special, I happily recommend. 4.9 out of 5

成年人的世界裡，一半理解，一半釋然，慢慢自愈， 悄悄成長～…read more Hide out ,這一家在我們東區已經開了好幾年的小店，我也是他們的主顧很久了，每次來這邊都很喜歡他們溫馨浪漫的氣氛，就很像當初在台灣上班的時候東區小巷裡的小店一樣，他家的飲料好喝，餐點非常好吃，連甜點都做得很漂亮，是一家很值得過來探訪

Located in the diamond bar center where H mart is. Easy casual dining with limited seating. Place…read moreis clean and nicely decorated. You order your food at the kiosk and pick up at counter. Asian style cremes and some noodle dishes. Crepes are freshly made with a thin coating of egg and filled with your choice of meats and add ons. Unique concept. We had the Big Crunch and the pickle/sausage crepe. I expected more crunch but it was good.

I've been excited to try this place and finally had the chance to try but would not return as the…read morefood was not good You order from a kiosk and pick up your order at the front. I ordered the sausage and pickled veggie pockit crepe w/ crispy chips and husband ordered the grilled chicken fan tuan. Picked veggie & sausage crepe was a floppy mess that was very difficult to eat with my hands. In all honesty, I expected something similar to a dan bing where it would be kind of crispy but it was actually like a French crepe (which to be fair, is in the name of this place). The crepe had egg, crispy chip, lettuce, tomatoes, pickled veggies and hot dog sausage. The lettuce and tomato was an interesting addition that did not add to the flavor, I felt like it did not belong in this crepe. There was a sauce in there that tasted a bit like cumin and it was also not a flavor I expected to be paired with lettuce, pickled veggies and hot dog. Very interesting combo. My husband's fan tuan was also not great, the rice, while we typically enjoy purple rice, was soft and mushy and fell apart as he ate it.

Amazing Filipino Food! Tried the Silog mainly and the garlic rice is amazing! Tried the tocino,…read moretapa, and the lumpia, all were amazing, though I have to say the Tapa is the stand out. Soft, delicious and not too salty. The area is big, in a good location. The ambience is on point, they play some good music. 10/10 would come again.

I had a good experience at Almuchow (West Covina). I ordered the Longsilog ($15) and Pansit Mix…read more($16) for To-Go. The food arrived picturesque! However, the flavors felt fairly muted. It tasted like a "healthy" version of Filipino food. Still, my 83 year old Filipino Grandmother (who's now averse to too much seasoning) genuinely enjoyed this modern interpretation of pansit. I arrived at Almuchow (West Covina) on Sunday (around 3:16PM). Parking is easy. The lot is big. Surprisingly, Almuchow (West Covina) had taken over the old location of Bistro Filipino. Almuchow (West Covina) had relocated to this new spot in late December. Staff is very professional, welcoming and friendly. Staff works hard. I observed how Staff worked nonstop throughout my visit. My food took 14 minutes and five seconds. Good time! As mentioned, the Longsilog ($15) and Pansit Mix ($16) appears beautiful. Although it lacks the usual saltiness & oiliness of traditional Filipino food, it felt health conscious with comforting textures. The ingredients tasted clean. The Longsilog's sausage had the familiar sweetness of the Longanisa, but it felt more comparable to a meatball/meatloaf version. The Pansit also had the wetness and length of the usual dish, but it tasted muted. Still, the food felt well-intentioned and filling. Regarding ambiance, Almuchow (West Covina) is spacious, clean, and welcoming. I appreciated how Filipino music played on its speakers. The flat screen TVs even showed filipino musicians. There's also plenty of tables and a gender neutral restroom. Overall, I had a good experience at Almuchow (West Covina). The food is a good option for customers looking for a modern twist on filipino classics. If curious and nearby, it's a decent option. 4.5 out of 5

I came to Hungry Bulldog House after taking an exam and was really craving something comforting…read more Even though it was a hot day, I needed a spicy tofu stew to warm my soul. I ordered the tofu stew with sausage, and the portion was huge!! I ended up splitting it over two meals. I also added an egg for an extra $2.50, which was a nice touch. Overall, the stew was delicious and really hit the spot. The ordering process is pretty straightforward bc you pay first before finding a seat. There's also plenty of parking available outside, which is super convenient. One cute detail I loved was the small ice cream bar in the front which it adds a fun touch to the place. I'd definitely come back again!

For the service, we had a friendly lady check on us and help us with our meal and ordering, so that…read morewas nice to experience. The interior was a more empty feeling space but maybe it was because it was just empty on a Saturday evening. The food itself was honestly just okay. I have had some curry udon in the past, but it just feels like this was a packaged curry with udon noodles and sausage. This was not worth the price. Same with the spicy rice cakes. The sauce and soup was solid, but a bit too much tang and it felt more like a packaged rice cake you can buy from the store the cheese was melted at first, but it became hard quickly after. I don't think I'd recommend both of the items. The saving grace was the Korean fried chicken wings. These are good, the sauce was yummy, and the texture was great. I was disappointed because of the high remarks for this place.

My husband and I love coming here! The food is delicious and service is great! The ambiance is…read moregreat. Typically it gets busy during the weekends but the wait is not too bad.

the food was amazing and excellent service was provided by the workers. the place was also very…read moreclean. Would definitely come back here again next time!! so comforting food!