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    Peony Garden

    3.8 (532 reviews)
    ModerateDim Sum, Cantonese
    Closed 11:00 am - 3:00 pm, 4:30 PM - 9:00 PM

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    Moderate noise
    Casual
    Dogs allowed
    Good for kids

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    Salt & Pepper Chicken Wings  (12)
    Ryan B.

    My coworkers raved about Peony Garden which led me to trying this restaurant and what I can say is that they overhyped it. The food is decent and by all means it actually has flavor that tastes like authentic Chinese food. I felt the prices for the area were fair, given it's located at a more affluent location and the restaurant itself has a very cultural aesthetic and overall welcoming atmosphere when seated. What I didn't appreciate however was the nonexistent service. This was my first time ordering food at this business for takeout and I felt that couldn't have been treated as more of an after thought. My order was over $50 but that didn't seem to matter when in comparison to other patrons who were dressed more business professional despite me arriving there in uniform and with attire that was representative of the company I am employed at. Even more, staff is known to receive better treatment from this business when it is known so I have no idea what made me an outlier. I found it annoying that the employee who served me made sure that the customer ahead was given 5 star service offering fortune cookies, sauces and other amenities when I was only offered two forks. She gave them gratitude but with me was passive and dismissive. While I wasn't pleased at all with the quality of service, I can't state that I was content with my meal. The quality of food tasted better than most Chinese restaurants located in affluent areas and the prices were definitely fair. While I'll probably never eat there again, the service gets a 1.5/5, the food, a 3/5.

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    Trevejah J.

    I was in search of a good fried rice ,chow mein and something salt and pepper fried in the diablo area. My co worker raved about this place so I had to try it. I was so disappointed. I was such a spacious well designed restaurant. In the summer time I'm sure it's delightful. The staff was nice, but not attentive. They are doing so many things at once. Greeting, answering the phone, seating people, answering questions from staff. It was a lot going on, I now see why my order was wrong. The rice has the frozen mixed vegetables in it and I didn't get to try the chow mein because they made it a rice instead so 2 disappointing rices went to waste. The salt and pepper chicken wings were blah. But I will say I feel like the salt and pepper fish was 7/10 I think it would have been better if I had eaten it there. Yes, I should call out that I got the food to go. Not sure if they forgot who I was but I waited forever at the bar and when I finally had some sense to go ask how much longer it look like it had been sitting at the counter for a while. I must say it was getting tons of door dash orders. But to me it lacked flavor that I enjoy from Asian cuisine. But I won't be back that was 89 bucks down the drain. I'll keep searching. I was only able to capture my drink at the bar which was also mid.

    Dried Scallop with Egg White Fried Rice and chicken feet
    Quang B.

    I used to come here all the time - but the menu has changed significantly. The add on dim sum gave me more choices - aim for chicken feet! The dinning rooms and the outside sitting atea next to the creek I are all good places to sit. Service is best! They're very attentive and remember that I bring my own containers to go

    Kung Pao Prawns / Camarones Kung Pao   宫爆虾
    Ava P.

    Went here after a quick search for Asian food in the area. Not really "good" in my opinion and here's why: PROS: - Easy to find location on a main road - Parking to the side/back of the restaurant - Nice decor, lots of seating (no pics, I meant to but forgot!) - Good, quick servers... not chatty but pleasant(ish) - Good portion sizes CONS - There was an odd/musty/foul smell in the front foyer of the restaurant that was still there when we left about an hour later - Food taste of the main dishes were quite bland and underwhelming (except for the app!) - Stingy on the prawns in the (Kung Pao Prawns). The beef dish had a proper protein ratio, but was also bland tasting. All in all, although the appetizer was good there was nothing that really impressed us about this dinner. It was surprisingly and disappointingly "mid" on the things that matter to me most. As such, for now, it's not high up on my list of places to revisit.

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    Ed U.

    Walnut Creek says suburbia to me. I've never lived here, but every time I come here, it feels like the type of town I grew up in on the peninsula... shopping centers, parking lots, more shopping centers, more parking lots. I had finished a hearty hike at Castle Rock (review: https://yelp.to/i33_7DIAT8) and thought I might find something good around Broadway Plaza as I crossed slow-timed traffic signals and treacherous parking lot entrances. I made it to this rather low-key Chinese restaurant that looked a cut above the takeout spots more common in suburbia. I was led to the terrace area where only a senior couple was already dining with what looked like quite the banquet of Cantonese favorites. Despite the temptations of dim sum and wonton soup noodles, I gravitated to the $13 Oriental Chicken Salad. Bingo! That was exactly what I wanted even though I have a personal bias against any dish referred to as 'Oriental'. C'mon, it ain't a rug. However, it was delicious with iceberg lettuce, crispy rice noodles, and fried breast meat mixed in a light vinaigrette, julienned carrots, and crushed peanuts (photo: https://yelp.to/SfSGR4bT_9). Even the senior couple asked me what I ordered presumably for next time. "ASIAN Chicken Salad", I replied. FOOD - 4 stars...fresh Chinese chicken salad without the extra calories AMBIANCE - 4 stars...pleasant and atmospheric, not harried SERVICE - 3.5 stars...attentive enough TOTAL - 4 stars...a good chicken salad can be hard to find RELATED - Exploring Walnut Creek? Here's my collection of places I've tried and reviewed: https://bit.ly/2x1rlsD

    Hot & Sour Soup ( Q ) / Sopa Agridulce   酸辣汤

    I literally found a worm inside my wonton soup! The rest is history. I don't even want to spend my time answering any other questions... disgusting! Updating my review: Uber Eats only refunded the soup, I ordered the Chow Fun as well and they cannot issue the refund because the worm was found in the soup not in the other item. I called the restaurant, the manager said she cannot do anything because it was ordered through a 3rd party (uber eats) the only thing she could do is giving me a food credit. Seriously? Who would accept credit from a place that you can find worm in their food. I will never. Never ever order in there again nor freaking Uber Eats!

    Rebecca G.

    I was looking for a restaurant to take my mom out for her birthday. She really doesn't like restaurants, so I had to find the right one. She likes small, shared plates and she likes Asian food. I thought dim sum would be appropriate. I was delighted when this restaurant was suggested to me as I wanted a restaurant that had a nice ambiance as well. The outdoor back patio here is lovely! There's a fountain, and the restaurant also sits above the creek. In their back patio, you're surrounded by trees, and you kind of forget that you're near downtown Walnut Creek. The outdoor dining here is a treat. The small plates were also exactly what we were looking for. We got an array to share, and then we ordered two main dishes after we were through with the dim sum. My mom picked out an eggplant dish that was the star of the meal. Every since then, we regularly try to order eggplant at Chinese restaurants, but no one has done it as well Peony Garden. We've gotta go back for that. Although, we've only been here the one time, we still talk about it a lot. My husband and I really enjoyed our dining experience here, both for the outdoor dining setting and their dishes! We'll have to go back soon, but we always want to try new places.

    Mongolian Beef, not spicy with Chow Mein and Egg Roll for lunch.

    Food was great, service was excellent and ambience was pleasant and comfortable! Danny, our server was very helpful!

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    Jeffrey T.

    Peony Garden is a charming and authentic Cantonese restaurant in Walnut Creek that offers a delightful dining experience. From the moment you step inside, you're greeted with a warm and inviting atmosphere. The service is consistently friendly and attentive, making you feel right at home.   The menu boasts a wide array of classic Cantonese dishes, all prepared with fresh ingredients and skillful execution. We particularly enjoyed the dim sum, the soups. The flavors were well-balanced and the portions were generous. The restaurant itself is beautifully decorated, creating a serene and relaxing ambiance. Whether you're looking for a casual lunch or a special occasion dinner, Peony Garden is an excellent choice Beautiful back area at Peony garden. High quality food, at normal Walnut Creek prices. We usually take our friends here because it's really easy to park and also you can find something for everyone. I don't normally like eating chinese in WC because it's expensive and Americanized but Peony stays fairly authentic. Staff is great with kids and portions are plenty. Here are some key takeaways: Authentic Cantonese Cuisine: Expect a wide variety of delicious and authentic Cantonese dishes. Warm and Inviting Atmosphere: The restaurant has a cozy and welcoming ambiance. Excellent Service: The staff is friendly, attentive, and always ready to assist. Perfect for Various Occasions: Suitable for both casual dining and special occasions.

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    The food is good, but the lady at the reception is rude. We usually order Chow mein, orange, green bean, and kung pao chicken.

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    There was a fly in our chow main and it didn't seem like they wanted to refund our money.

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    That Mongolian beef is the chit. Order it! Neeeooowwww!!! The shrimp wonton soup is smackin as well

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    This little gem across from Kaiser Hospital on South Main has a beautiful atmosphere wonderful employees and incredible food.

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    4.1
    (167 reviews)
    17.1 mi
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    We stopped by for dinner as we were craving some good Cantonese style options. I'm always open to…read moreflexing my Cantonese in front of my girlfriend too. For anyone coming, the parking can be really bad as it shares probably 20 or so spots with several other restaurants. It's near impossible to park nearby with the alternative of parking near the Panera's or even the target. There's plenty of tables and seats inside, and it was pretty slow when we dined in. Convenient televisions on two different sides where all the workers were casually watching, and quite the chatter in the kitchen where they're all watching the World Cup. That doesn't really affect service however as they're quite attentive when called for. We ordered the salted fish and chicken fried rice, and the medium bbq platter with char sound soy sauce chicken. All very delicious! The only thing is that they can bit on the pricier side with $20 for the fried rice and $30 for the bbq plate. Overall, I thought grand cafe definitely scratched our itch for Cantonese style dining experience. It typically comes with great food, good service, and a bit of nostalgia from being from the Bay Area.

    I think they are affiliated with the Mayflower restaurant. The chopsticks had Mayflower printed on…read morethe wrapper We were having lunch with a small group and one couple eats mainly Chinese food. We wanted to try a restaurant we had not previously visited and came across Grand Cafe. There were 6 of us so we each chose a dish plus a soup to eat family style. We ordered: Westlake Soup- Tasty and refreshing 4/5 Salt and Pepper Pork Chops - Good flavor and fried just right with garlic 4/5 Asparagus with Chicken - Fresh and tasty 4/5 Beef with Chinese Broccoli - Great flavor and cooked perfectly 4/5 Grand Cafe Fried Rice - Good combination 4/5 Grand Cafe Special Fried Noodles Tasty, fresh and crunchy with gravy 4/5 Assorted Mushrooms with Japanese Tofu - Favorite of the group, great flavor, very tasty and soft delicious tofu, perfect vegetable plate 5/5 Service was very attentive, kept our glasses full and a great restaurant ti have a get together with family or friends. Not a typical run of the mill Chinese restaurant, good Chinese dishes.

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    Cantonese style cashew chicken (Jan 2026)
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    Hong Kong East Ocean Seafood Restaurant

    3.3
    (1.7k reviews)
    14.5 mi
    $$

    Came here on a Sunday for lunch and had a good experience. We pulled up and it was really busy…read morewith people waiting outside to be seated. We were lucky to find a parking spot right away but there seems to be ample parking since there are several lots in front but we did overhear someone did have to park "far away" which led them to have a long walk to meet their party. Waited about 30 minutes for a table for 6 and once seated, was given menus to mark what we'd like to order, was kind of disappointed to not see roaming carts with the exception of 2 serving Tofu Fa (a plus!) and some baked pork buns. With that said, since we have to put in menu orders with waiters, it does add to a little more lag time from the food getting delivered to the table and eating. If you end up ordering some of the fried stuff, there can be extended wait times as a lot of the stuff seems cook to order. Ended up order siu mai, har gow, shrimp rice noodle, and house special (Hong Kong style) pan fried noodle which were good and flavorful. HK noodle was above average and hit the spot; not the best, but is mine and my daughter's favorite dish when going for dim sum. Overall a solid dim sum place in the East Bay if you don't wanna make the trek to the City or Chinatown in Oakland. Food quality is good. Service was above average, our waiter would actually check in periodically and chatted with us. I've been to other places where the food was good but it impossible to ask for stuff and always seemed like a bother if you ask them for anything. They also give you pitchers of water for refills (smart) so you don't have to keep bothering them for refills.

    My family and I haven't been back here in years and upon arrival, it was very crowded. However, I…read morewas shocked to see that their number system is very well-organized. They separate parties by # of seats so each category on the TV moved at its own pace. It was also useful to have the TV showing our numbers, because the mic they use to say it is hard to hear. The dim sum was yummy! We did wait until the end of our meal for the peking duck because they did not write it down and we didn't realize until the end. Overall, this place is always a must visit with the beautiful view!

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    606

    606

    4.6
    (615 reviews)
    20.1 mi
    $$
    Family-owned & operated
    Takes reservations

    Traditional Chinese cuisine meets modern atmosphere! Being Chinese, I have a higher standard for…read morewhat Chinese dishes can and should be. (That sounded really snobby, I apologize ) Dim sum is comfort food for me, and 606 knocks it out of the park! Cha siu bao (Bbq pork bun) has a light, fluffy bun and the pork is in the sweet spot between sweet and savory. The siu mai and the shrimp dumplings were very traditionally seasoned and delicious! Mongolian beef was excellent with a subtle kick to it, I didn't expect. Sesame balls and custard buns were nice sweet treats to wrap up the meal. Restaurant was bright, clean, and air conditioned. Some dim sum restaurants can be a little humid and stuffy. IYKYK Owners were very nice and willing to answer any questions we had. 5 star experience!!!

    I'm dissappointed to write this review even after sleeping on it…read more My wife and I have gotten take out from 606 in the past and the style is a modern twist on Cantonese food. From the previous times we had take out I was satisfied. I really enjoyed their salted fish and chicken fried rice because the salted fish had a good amount of flavor. My college buddies were visiting and we all decided to grab dinner - we had a party of 6 including a baby. I recommended 606 because of how much I liked their dishes. It was pretty busy on a Friday evening around 6:30pm. It did take a while for our dishes to come out but I didn't mind that considering I was catching up with old friends. We ordered the green onion pancake, salt and pepper tofu/green beans, salt pepper pork chop, salt pepper chicken wings, salted fish/chicken fried rice, beef chow fun, simon's garlic chicken, and salt pepper fish. We were eating family style and it took about 20 mins or so before our first dish came. The first dish was the beef chow fun. I have to say, all of the dishes were SMALL! Going to a typical Chinese restaurant and eating family style, I expected big portions and leaving the restaurant stuffed and satisfied - I personally had none of this, I left hungry and not satisfied, I was contemplating getting a pizza or burrito nearby. The green onion crepes/pancakes we're small and not good - I had frozen options from Asian grocery stores that had more texture. The salt and pepper porkchops were small too! When I think of salt and pepper porkchops, I think of big and juicy porkchops with a crunch to them. The tofu/green beans order was basically all tofu - where the heck did all the green beans go! The PRICING on these dishes were expensive too - considering we were in Chinatown, similar Chinese restaurants in the area would have definitely fit my needs. Throughout our meal, our dishes came out randomly - we had ordered salt and pepper wings and they have completely forgotten about them even after reminding them we were missing the order. I decided to cancel it. The owner was nice enough gift us sesame seed balls for dessert and the salt pepper wings (the reason why I didn't leave a 1 star review). Honestly, the food and dining experience put a damper on my reunion with my close college friends and in the moment, I didn't put much thought into it but looking back the meal was underwhelming and I left VERY disappointed. Being an SF native, the dining experience feels touristy. I personally will not be coming back in person to dine or take out. There are plenty of other options available in Chinatown that offer more food and at a more affordable price.

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    3.9
    (1.2k reviews)
    13.3 mi
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    I ordered Salted chicken rice plate and roasted duck…read more Definitely one of the spots I've grown up going to get my chinese bbq fix. Salted chicken rice plate 4.5/5 It's a simple clean meal. Definitely very filling. Chicken is very tender and juicy. Don't be afraid of the pink or red in the bone, it's myoglobin and still safe to eat. Roast Duck 4.5/5 It's nicely roasted, tender and juicy. The sauce is very flavorful and tasty. Ambience 4/5 Very quick and casual small dining area. It does get loud when packed but that is just the nature of chinatown. Also means the food is very good. Staff 4/5 Very friendly but because they are hustling around too much it's a little hard to get their attention.

    Used to really enjoy this spot but hadn't been in years so recently gave it another try and I'm so…read moreglad I did! When we first walked in, no other diners were there which made me a little suspicious. We were promptly seated and offered hot tea though so we were locked in. I initially ordered to seafood claypot but was told it takes 45 minutes...so pivoted to chicken wonton soup (no noodles). My partner got kung pao chicken. while we waited for our food, a handful of people came in to pick up their to go orders, which made me feel better. Another party eventually dined in as well. Fyi the interior isn't much to write home about but comfortable. Then the food came. My soup was freaking delicious! Loads of chicken meat (just chopped up with the bones so be careful for shards), plenty of dumplings, and the broth was sooo good! I couldn't finish and took some left overs home; the next day, my soup coagulated (full of collagen)!! Partner enjoyed their kung Pao chicken but said they'd order something else next time. Best part - our meals + tax came out to less than $40! Gawd I love Chinatown!

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    Ming's Tasty Restaurant

    Ming's Tasty Restaurant

    4.3
    (713 reviews)
    13.2 mi
    $$

    Ming's seems like an establishment for dim sum in Oakland, and I am glad I finally got to try it…read moreout. The building itself is so unassuming, you'd never expect a great dim sum place to be here! Came on a Saturday mid-afternoon, and fortunately, did not wait too long for a table. My partner and I definitely ordered TOO much for just us two, but we wanted to try an assortment of things! The standouts were their rice noodle roll w/ crispy shrimp, siumai, and hargow. Their siumai and hargow were so plump and juicy! Usually they're tiny at dim sum spots. Everything else was good as well! We even took some home to our families. My parents really enjoyed their chicken feet too! Service was amazing and fast. They are so kind! I get why Ming's is people's fave.

    Terrible place to go if you are a vegetarian. Non starter. The only options are plain noodles,…read moreplain rice, or plain veggies. I had to make do because I was with a group. I asked them to show me what was vegetarian and took special care to note that I cannot eat shellfish. They circled things in CHINESE, not in English, so I ended up ordering something that had shrimp in it!!! And then I told the guy and he would not refund it because he "told us in advance" even though he circled in Chinese and still allowed me to order it after I just told him I couldn't eat that. So annoying. How do you have that level of incompetence at a restaurant?

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    Koi Palace

    Koi Palace

    3.3
    (2k reviews)
    16.3 mi
    $$

    Beautiful, brightly lit restaurant with impeccable food and service! It's such a treat to have…read morebreakfast here on a lazy Sunday morning! Went there today and was again blown away by how good this place is. This place really takes pride in serving top quality Cantonese cuisine with reasonable prices. We got there at 10:15 on a Sunday and was seated right away. Ordered the usual dim sum fairs from the cart -- hargao (shrimp dumplings), siumai, bbq pork buns, braised tofu skin rolls (my fav!), braised chicken feet, rice roll with bbq pork, beef balls, lotus chicken wraps, and turnip cake. Each dish tasted better than the other!! My husband has gout but he's able to find plenty to eat without seafood. We ended the meal with mango pudding and it was the perfect finish to our glorious meal, sweet and slightly salty, with a fun note. My only complaint is when the bill came it showed an 18% service charge, so we thought that that's gratuity and didn't give much more. Later my husband saw a posted notice on the door that the service charge is for workers benefit and not tip, so we should have given more tip on top of that, but it was too late by the time I found out (husband didn't tell me until after we got home). After trying all the other dim sum places in the area, I still think this is my favorite. We will be back.

    The food at Koi Palace is good but the prices are very high. Then they add an 18% service fee that…read morethey specifically stated that it is not a tip, but instead goes toward employee wages, benefits, and operational costs. I don't understand why customers should be responsible for covering the restaurant's internal expenses on top of already expensive menu prices. The explanation for this service fee is only in English displayed at the bottom of their menu, even though most customers are Chinese. Many people would never know what they're being charged for. It feels inconsiderate and misleading. Overall, the experience was disappointing and not worth the money. 写这条评论是为了提醒华人顾客注意。鲤鱼门的菜品一般,价格本来就偏高。结账时还会自动加上 18% 的服务费,并且特别注明这不是小费,而是员工薪资、福利和运营成本。 我不理解为什么餐厅的内部成本要由顾客来承担,尤其是在菜价已经这么贵的情况下。 更不妥的是,这段说明只有英文,大部分华人顾客根本不会注意到。让人觉得不够体贴,也不够透明。 整体体验非常失望,不值得这个价钱。

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