We were in Malaysia recently and we missed the opportunity to try Islamic Chinese cuisine…read more I'm glad we found Ma's House. We enjoyed the thick sesame bread, Beijing style moo-shu lamb and warm lamb pot. Food was delicious! Service was fast, friendly and efficient.

Had another quick, filling, great tasting lunch. The servers here will really get you seated and…read moreserved in record time. Somehow the food tastes great and not rushed. I loved my kung pao three flavor dish, and my friend enjoyed her beef broccoli. Steamed rice was perfect, and corn soup was okay. I prefer hot and sour soup. We had leftovers for two meals later. We'll be back again soon.

Service and food was amazing. Highly recommend for anyone who enjoys wontons and soup dumplings!read more

Everything was fresh and tasty! Portions were great! I only wish I lived in the area so I could go…read moreagain!

FOOD: orange chicken- A+. Mongolian Beef- B+. The orange…read morechicken had large pieces of chicken without too much breading. The sauce was very good. The Mongolian beef was tender, but there were too many onions. SERVICE: I ordered the food via a food delivery service. The food was packaged nicely with plenty of condiments, utensils and fortune cookies.

Nice and fast chinese food…read more Food was delicious and only cost $13 total, for a hefty serving with big portion sizes. Definitely give this place a try!

Amazing!! So yummy!! I didn't know Chubby Dumplings had Bib Gourmand recognition, but it definitely…read morelives up to the hype in my opinion. They have a good variety of different types of dumplings: soup dumplings, wontons, fried. We got all of those and some dry noodles which were also delicious. The place itself is kind of small with limited seating, but we were able to snag a table on a Thursday night. You order at the counter and they bring the food to you. I honestly can't wait to come back and tell everyone to try this place! *there's 2 hour parking in the back lot by the hotel

Families Beware We…read morestopped by Chubby Dumpling while visiting Anaheim because our family loves Asian food. Unfortunately, we never got the chance to try the food because of the way we were treated. When I asked if they had a kids' menu, the gentleman behind the register (long curly hair, darker complexion) scoffed, smiled, and said, "We don't have a kids' menu," in a way that made it feel like my question was ridiculous. That was enough to make us feel unwelcome before we had even ordered. The ironic part is that we weren't looking for chicken nuggets and fries. Our kids have grown up eating pho, bún bò Huế, ramen, dumplings, vermicelli bowls, salmon, teriyaki chicken, and all kinds of Asian cuisine. Our 4-year-old regularly eats broth over rice, and our 13-year-old has been eating pho since before they were a year old. We were simply hoping for smaller portions because kids don't eat as much as adults. I was honestly surprised that a restaurant located so close to Disneyland, where thousands of families visit every day, doesn't offer a kids' menu or any kid-sized portions. The least expensive fried rice option was around $17-18 for a vegetable fried rice with no meat. That's a lot to spend on a meal for a child when much of it will likely go to waste while you're on vacation. We ended up leaving without ordering anything. I'm disappointed because I was genuinely looking forward to trying the dumplings. They may be excellent--I honestly don't know because we never got the opportunity. Unfortunately, the customer service made us decide to spend our money elsewhere. If you're visiting with children, don't assume a restaurant serving dumplings and other Asian dishes near Disneyland will have family-friendly portions or a welcoming attitude. Based on our experience, I'd recommend looking elsewhere.

Additional opinion. I believe this is the beat Chinese restaurant at least in this are. Whatever we…read moreorder, they're so delicious. They do the amazing job for the use of the Chinese spice. They create the rich and deep flavor, that no one can do in this area. Very gourmet, high-end, but amazingly affordable. We order food from them at least once a week

Pretty solid every time. Owners are very friendly…read more Food is great and very consistent. We got rice cakes, sweet ribs and hot and sour soup. It's a little empty in there, do visit and support small businesses!! Clean and open restaurant.

What a pleasant surprise to find a good Chinese restaurant in Placentia/Brea/YL area. It sure…read moresaves me the drive to Rowland Heights. I really thought food from this place would be like a Panda Express - Asian flavor inspired food but I was happy to find this place actually can cook up some authentic Chinese flavors. Their curry chicken is my go-to. Then their hot black bean shrimp. I mainly go there for take out but the ladies working there are very nice. Will be back to try other dishes.

Oriental Chinese Cruise recently closed due to water issue. The restaurant is open now! Yay!…read more This restaurant been open for several years and recent year's received a new exterior paint color that better matches the plaza. Oriental Chinese Cruise also updated to the dining room. The addition of larger windows makes the space feel much brighter and more inviting. I also noticed a patio seating which I think was available but likely missed due to bad lighting. Thankfully, some things haven't changed--the ladies that provide the service remains as warm, courteous, and welcoming as ever. I usually order to go here -- veggie items like tofu. The mapo tofu is not spicy enough but the curry tofu is. This time I asked for non-fried curry tofu, should had went with the fried as the color and flavor is a bit off!

First timer. Food was good but very small portions and expensive for what is was. It was a once and…read moredone experience for us. The staff was very nice and we got seated right at our reservation time.

We were able to get a last minute reservation during our visit to Disney! We had a great server and…read morethe food was wonderful. We had the pork bao, chicken fried noodle and we never leave without the chocolate bao, it melts in your mouth.

I can already tell that Lantern Garden and I are about to enter a long-term relationship, and the…read morehot and sour soup is most likely to blame. Some people have emotional support people. I apparently have emotional support soup. They're open late, which automatically earns bonus points for me. Sometimes a hot and sour soup craving crashes into my evening at 9 PM with the urgency of a medical emergency, and it's deeply reassuring to know that Lantern Garden is standing by to answer the call. The auntie working behind the counter was incredibly kind and patiently explained the entree options when I asked whether they came with rice. When I learned that a side bowl was $3, I briefly slipped into my "back in the day" era and held a tiny memorial service for the days when rice practically came free. Then I remembered it's 2026, sighed dramatically, and accepted my fate. I ordered the one bowl special with country style tofu, and of course, the hot and sour soup. The soup arrived at approximately the temperature of the earth's molten core. Did that stop me from taking an immediate bite? Of course not. I nearly sacrificed my taste buds because patience has never been one of my defining traits. It was worth every poor life decision. The soup was everything I'd been craving- tangy, savory, deeply comforting, and gloriously vinegar-forward. Every spoonful felt like my sinuses were receiving a warm hug while my soul quietly unclenched. If this soup had a loyalty program, I'd already be working toward platinum status. The country style tofu was equally delightful. The tofu was soft, fluffy, and wonderfully sponge-like, happily soaking up every drop of the savory sauce. Onions, serrrano peppers, carrots, and mushrooms, rounded everything out, creating a dish that somehow tasted both hearty and comforting, like something my childhood would have loved, even if it had never actually eaten it. The biggest plot twist was the portion size. What I assumed would be dinner turned into dinner and tomorrow's lunch. A few things spark as much joy as realizing future me has already been fed by past me's questionable ability to estimate portion sizes. Between the generous servings, genuinely warm service, late night hours, and a hot and sour soup that has already claimed permanent residency in my brain, I'll absolutely be back. At this point, it's less a question of if and more a question of when the next soup craving comes knocking.

Always good food, the service is fast and nice, ambiance is clean, I recommend the kung pao chicken…read moreor Fried Rice