Oh man, this location blows the Chino Hills one out of the water! I actually just found out that…read morethis is where the fresh food comes from and they provide it to the Chino Hills location This one just seems so much more modern, open, and it's much more spacious The food is super fresh and they do a really good job refilling it with hot batches Shout out to Nicholas, best server ever!

Glad to have some soup and salad location again. PLEASE open one in Summerlin Las Vegas, NV…read more Everyone out here misses Sweet Tomatoes/Soup Plantation. The salad items were very fresh with good choices. The solos and pastas were also very good with good choices. The ambiance was nice and they did a good job of frequently clearing trays and dirty dishes. Oops, forgot to take pics

Friendly and fast service,, cute little spot. Food was…read moredelicious. First time trying this spot.

FOODS WAS EXCELLENT! IM FROM SGV which I have so many Pho around me and this place is the best I…read morehad so far !!!!! LOVE they cut beef slice tripe everything SUPER THIN, R8 pork chop was so yummy . And their price are still in 1995 avg $11 $12 per dish. Chef lady in the kitchen was friendly wave hands hello to me from the kitchen . This place is so classic and yummy

We've been a customer for a long time and it never disappoints!…read more Chinese and Cantonese dishes and lots of pho bowls. One of our favorites is the delicious light battered fried Calamari, that sits on a bed of sautéed onions and red bell peppers with sliced jalapeños. It's just sooo good. A must try. Made fresh to order. Beef fried rice is also really good, along with the vegetarian rice. Volcano, shrimp is plump and tender with a semi sweet sauce. The House Shanghai noodle comes with shrimp, beef and chicken! Or you can select chicken or shrimp or beef by itself. They will accommodate your preference. Service is always great. Waiters/ waitresses are very nice. The Owner is super friendly and greets a lot of his customers. We enjoy saying hello Restrooms are always clean too. Easy access for challenged people! Thank you again

Yang Noodle House isn't a 5-star, blow-your-mind type of spot -- but it's solid…read more If you're in San Bernardino and craving Asian food without the dramatic drive or the dramatic bill, this place does the job. The menu is basically a "pick your Asian craving" situation -- Chinese, Vietnamese, Thai -- all in one spot. Perfect for when nobody in the group can agree on what they want. I've tried multiple dishes and here's the honest take: everything's been good... just not "cancel-my-plans-I-need-this-again-tomorrow" good. I'm still waiting for that wow factor dish. But to be fair, nothing has flopped either. It's consistent. It's affordable. It hits the craving. Not elite. Not legendary. But solid enough to earn 4 stars. Would I come back? Yeah. Am I dreaming about it? Not exactly. And sometimes that's perfectly fine.

I'm here now. This place is legit. I had the fried chicken appetizer, that came with a lemon and a…read moregarlic paste as a dip. It came out quickly, HOT, and super crunchy. Squeeze of lemon gives it a pop of flavor and brings down the heat. I also had the ramen, not the tonkatsu or the miso, I forgot the name. But it's one of the 3 most popular ramen. Clear broth. It was fantastic! The broth was delicious, the noodles were soft and tasty, I hadn't tasted noodles like that before. I ordered pork as my protein and honestly, that elevated the already delicious dish. The pork was charred, either by intention or accident but it transformed the ramen. Most other ramen shops have boiled pork, this had a great char that changed the flavor of the pork and ramen. The price is reasonable and I would come back here. The service was excellent as well. Everyone was very attentive, and gave you space as well. They gave suggestions and brought out the spice tray to add as much as you'd like. The Serrano chili salsa in there was delicious. The ambience reminds me of Japan. Wooden chairs and table, very reminiscent of some of the ramen shops in Japan. The place looked clean, even if the exterior looked a tad bit questionable. But that's the great thing about socal eateries. You never know what hidden gem you'll find. Overall, I would return and I would recommend.

Full review @itsamandachamberlain Tried this ramen spot…read morerecently and it definitely delivered. The broth had a lot of depth and flavor without being too heavy, and the noodles had a great texture--clearly fresh and cooked right. I went with the tonkotsu and also tried some gyoza on the side. Everything came out hot and pretty quickly, even though it was a bit busy. The portions were solid and actually filling. The place itself is small and lowkey, but that's part of the charm. Service was friendly and made sure we were taken care of throughout. Overall, it's a really reliable spot if you're craving ramen. I'd come back and try more of the menu.

So the most amazing thing happened today. I came all the way here from Fresno and was looking…read moreforward to eating here all day however, when I showed up the day after Easter they were closed for remodel. I just want to say on a side note what a responsible thing that is for a business to utilize the holiday weekend to improve their business to better serve their customers. Well when I got to the front door, it was locked. I sat down at the bench in the shade to find another location to feed my soup dumpling desire when lo and behold the most amazing man named Tiger walked up. I shared my bench in the shade as we started casual conversation. Then to my surprise he was one of business owners. To my surprise he and Casey opened the door and made me the most amazing chili oil dumplings that I've ever had!!! Tiger. I wanna thank you from the bottom of my heart for feeding my soul and my belly at the same time today. I give your business a five out of five star rating, and I wish you much continued success and happiness in life. I have traveled much of California some of Oregon and Washington and this is by far the best I've had.

What a great restaurant, I hope they get more customers! The owners here are incredibly sweet and…read morethe food is so good. I ordered their house fried rice and their chili oil wontons and they were so good! I would recommend coming here if you have a hankering for some home-made food. :-)

Check ful review @itsamandachamberlain Hello Shabu in San…read moreBernardino is serving some of the most insane all-you-can-eat I've seen The meats, seafood, and everything in between is next level... This might be one of the best hidden food spots in the IE

My wife and I came to Hello Shabu after the lunch rush, at about 2pm. The place was almost empty…read more The tables were all clean and the cold bar was fully stocked. Lunch for two was $71. We were seated immediately and the server took our broth and 2 meat orders. My wife got the beef broth with chuck eye and brisket. I got the exact same thing. You have a variety of cold foods to choose from to add to your hot pot, from seafood to vegetables. Then you can make a dish of dipping sauce from the ingredients at the bar. They have a sign with suggestions for different sauces. There's also a got bar with corn cheese, KFC and bulgogi. These are mediocre. The shabu is good The slices meats are fresh and they come around often to check on you and refill your broth and meat. My wife loved it and we had a great meal.

I've been here twice, and both times the service was great and very kind. We ordered the pho tai,…read morebún bò huế, spring rolls, and chicken wings. Pho tai (8/10): A generous portion with plenty of meat. The broth was good, though a bit sweeter than what I usually prefer, as I tend to like a more savory pho. Bún bò Huế (9/10): Another large portion that tasted very authentic. The meat portions were great, and the broth was light and flavorful without feeling too heavy. Chicken wings (10/10): So good, perfectly crispy, and honestly nostalgic. They reminded me of how my grandma used to make them. Shrimp spring rolls (10/10): You really can't go wrong with spring rolls, and these were fresh and well made. The sauce was darker in color but tasted like a classic peanut sauce. Overall, I would definitely come back. The restaurant is very clean, the service is excellent, and the food is consistently good.

I like exploring different restaurants when I travel for work. I Had to be in San Bernardino for 4…read moredays and whenever I'm out, I need to start my meal with Vietnamese Food. Why??? Cause I love Vietnamese food!! Duh!! :) :) I found Pho 72 on Yelp and it was less than 1 mile from my office and as a no brainer, I had to give this place a try. The place is a little old and run down but it reminds me of a family run hole in the wall diamond in the rough. I went twice and I ordered the following Bun Bo Hue - beef spicy noodles soup (Very tasty, love all the fresh veggies/herbs and the tender meat) Pork Loaf Bun Mi sandwich - I liked it cause it has pate, lots of bun mi places don't use pate. Pate is what makes it so delicious! 4 stars because the pork loaf was still a little frozen. Pho combo - rare steak, tripe, tendon, flank and Brisket. Very delicious I plan to go to San Bernardino every other month for work and will definitely go here again.

Open X-Mas day so we ate here. Panda Express stlyle service but about 10x better than Panda. Food…read morewas coming out hot and fresh every couple of minutes. And my pet peeve did not surface here.. no overcooked chicken! Even high end places overcook chicken. We had 4 chicken dishes and none were overdone. AMAZING! Great people serving you, they seemed to really care, and extremely clean. I'm surmising it's a mom & pop operation. Heading to Arrowhead and made the detour off the freeway for lunch. Well worth the short drive.

Somewhat decent, but not overly great, as far as Chinese fast food places that are a dime a dozen…read more I ordered the black pepper chicken ala cart that was $7.95 for just the chicken.

I dont know what gets into me.. The minute I walk in Im like a hormone filled teenager! Maybe there…read moreis something in the air or they have subliminal messages in the music?? hahaha kidding.. This is still the number one place that never disappoints! Especially the cute mafia style looking bosses here hubba hubba! That gentleman with the tattoo on his arms!!! Ahhhh... Made my day sexy! Then the tall masked mysterious one... Im blushing like a school girl! If you don't come for the food, just come for the eye candy! The ladies are pretty & friendly tooo! If I were the manager id close down at 9 pm on Friday night then re open a vip club 100 membership where you can pick a host for your table. As for the 1 star reviews.. 1.Yes they are pricey because they can be. The are the only place that has dumplings and Bao. If you want to drive back to Los Angeles for cheaper prices..well dont let the door hit you on the way out. Yes it would be nice if they incorporated specials or certian days at a discount.. we will see.. 2. Service has always been ZERO wait.. maybe that because I always come in with an Asian man? IDK? We have never had to wait even if it meant sitting all the way over on the boba side we were seated and there was someone working making drinks so we were never ignored. we have been here over 5 times now^^ Everything was spot on and 100% Yeah ...Bring on the Host club nights!!! *Smooches*

Don't let the location fool you! One More Bite Dumpling House sits in a gas station plaza between a…read moreWienerschnitzel and an Anytime Fitness, but once you walk in, it's a completely different experience. The space is clean, bright, and welcoming, with some cool semi-private booths along the side that give it a nice touch. The menu is simple but hits all the popular dim sum-style dishes, with their specialty being Xiao Long Bao (soup dumplings). We went all in and tried a little bit of everything: shumai, shrimp dumplings, sticky rice in lotus leaf, BBQ pork buns, cucumber salad, pork XLB, black truffle & pork XLB, and beef fried udon noodles. Everything came out fresh, flavorful, and well executed........we cleared every plate. What really stood out was the service. Honestly, I don't always expect standout service at Asian spots (and I say that as someone who is Asian), but this place went above and beyond. There were multiple servers helping throughout, bringing food, refilling drinks, checking in, and everyone was genuinely friendly and attentive. As someone who waited tables for years, that level of service really stood out. They even brought us complimentary egg tarts since they were closing soon, which was a nice touch. You can also watch the dumpling makers through a glass window, which adds to the experience and gives off slight Din Tai Fung vibes, but without the long drive. It's family-friendly, great for sharing, and just a fun, satisfying meal overall. Definitely a spot I'll be coming back to.

Pho noon had been in my list forever and ever. We finally…read moregot around to trying them out. It's in a small shopping center. It's very small inside as well. I believe it sits 30 patrons. The employee was friendly but not very attentive. The food was mixed. The beef banh mi was pretty good and had lots of flavor. The pho unfortunately tasted like it was fake bullion broth and very mute in flavor. It didn't have that yummy beef bone broth or spices like star anise like we love in our pho. The meats were generous and had good flavor, but the broth wasn't what we want pho to be. It was edible but not good enough to return. Unfortunately, we're pho snobs, and this place just didn't make the list.

I'm sorry, this place is ass LOL. Probably one of the worst pho places I've been to. I think the…read moresheer quality of pho in the bay area has ruined me. The one positive I can maybe think of is the restaurant is clean. And quiet. This is in a strip mall next to Planet Fitness. Totally empty, aside from 1 other customer, softly playing 2000s pop songs. The sole employee at the cashier was apathetic and seemingly irritated. Our dishes came out in 10 mins. 1. HOUSE SPECIAL NOODLES: Noodles are mushy and overcooked af, like they've been sitting in broth for an hour. Broth is unremarkable, could've been flavored with just a bouillon cube. Of the sparse amounts of meat in the bowl, they were bland and kinda tough... I couldn't eat more than a few bites. No amount of hoisin sauce or sriracha could save it THAI TEA: This doesn't really taste like Thai tea at all... Nowhere near as aromatic and way too much milk. At least it's relatively cheap...