Located within a shopping area. Parking is a shared lot…read more They have a QR code you can pull the menu up to order or just go up to the counter to order. Ordered a couple items since it's been awhile I came back from out of town. Some xiu mai, shrimp dumplings and poke buns. Plus their special Soy sauce. All were generous in size and so delicious!

There is a low bar for dim sum in the OC. Not sure why it is so mediocre despite there being a…read morelarge Asian population. This dim sum takeout place is located in a supermarket, so the ambiance is not great as a sit-down eatery. Ambiance is more like that of a food court, so it is best to take the dim sum to go. They have the basic dim sum offerings at relatively reasonable prices. Likely due to lower overhead costs compared to a full service restaurant. For affordable dim sum, this is a good spot if you live in the OC and just care about the food. Though if you want the full dim sum experience, you will need to head north to LA.

Good dim sum and dinner , nice restaurant and friendly management , very good location in center of…read moreLittle Saigon

This is my go- to spot for the Yang Chow fried rice. It has shrimp, sausage, egg, and peas. All the…read moreingredients are fresh with great flavor and perfect seasonings. I also like the house special tofu. They used to put a generous serving of the savory sauce but now they barely put any. Still, it has great flavor with jalapenos and green onions. The porridge with ground pork also used to have generous portions of the egg. Now they chop it into tiny bits and there's barely any. I still enjoy it as a type of comforting breakfast item. They also used to provide plenty of condiments like chilli oil for the to go orders. Now you have to pay for those as extras. It is a great place for dim sum. However the weekends get very crowded after 11:30am which is why I always order ahead of time to go. Parking can be a pain and the spaces quickly fill up because there are a lot of other restaurants and a supermarket nearby.

So good! Went back the very next day for another dish and was impressed at the quality and flavors…read more Will absolutely go again!

Literally a closet size place connected to the Hyatt. But man they pack a punch here in this tiny…read morespace. Soup dumplings were solid. Blasted my taste buds full of scalding hot soup and pork with a ginger after taste. Of course i dipped in hot oil and soy. Shrimp potstickers were a little soggy, they could of used a crisp but the flavor was on point. Sleeper hit the chicken dumplings in chicken broth. FIRE! Veggie fried rice hit the spot too loaded with veggies and cooked well. Service was super friendly and I loved the readability of the kiosk to order. I would totally come back. PS sorry I forgot to take pics Lol

I happened to find Crystal Dumplings one day while craving dim sum but didn't feel like driving…read moreinto the heart of the city. I'm so glad I found this place! They had some of my favorites, including siu mai and har gow, at very reasonable prices. It's a simple, casual sit-down spot, just easy eats and good dim sum. Definitely a little hidden gem and now one of my go-to spots whenever I'm craving dim sum without the fast and furious

Small spot in a pretty busy complex. They have decent amount of parking but with how busy this…read morecomplex can get, parking will be hard. Their servings are pretty good for the price! We ordered a pretty good amount for 5 of us and we paid about $70+. Their chili oil has a good kick to it and their dipping sauce is pretty good too. The shrimp and chive we definitely Enjoyed. I wouldn't get the pork dish anymore. The food was pretty standard nothing extremely Wow. I did not like that when we walked in the AC was off haha we had to ask her to turn it on and we were all sweating sitting inside on a hot day. But other than that, not bad!

Staff were extremely friendly, so welcoming. Itvwas our first time here and we were glad to try it…read moreout. We had the juicy pork dumpling, pan fried pork bun, pork wonton in chili oil and the house fried rice. Everything was delicious but our top picls were the wonton in chili oil and the pan fried pork bun. The fried rice was a little bit oily for us, it was still good and we finished it. Small and few tables inside, but it was cozy and food came out pretty fast. Pretty good prices as well. Hoping to come back.

I've been coming to this place since 2022 and I loved it, I started bringing my BF here then I…read morebrought my family, then my BF family etc I tell people about this place but never again. My sister drove from San Bernardino to eat with us here and from the beginning it seemed like the waiter was upset because they only ordered waters, then we ordered our food and told the waiter we needed to keep one of the menus to order more (mentioned this twice) because he kept asking for the menu back. As soon as he saw we emptied out plates he brought the check and I told him we said we were going to order more, he laughed and said of really. I won't come here again, clearly we weren't welcomed anymore. We're not rich people but we chose to drive to this place because it used to feel welcoming but if they're so eager for money that us ordering waters or not having enough for a tip is an issue. Keep your dam food.

My favorite restaurant! They have the best dumplings, I keep going back for more of the steamed…read morepork / beef dumplings and they come with a yummy dipping sauce. So flavorful! also the woman working was so nice. I highly recommend 5 Stars 10/10 would 100% recommend :)

Take out review…read more I'd come back just for the spicy chicken wontons. Stir fried eggplant was also good and heavy on the delicious sauce. Dumplings were standard, none really stood out. The inside was clean and service was quick.

Everything was amazing!!! The food was on point! Exceptional service and the atmosphere was…read moreawesome! 10/10! Planning to go again!

Food was over the top. Our sever Jedi was amazing. He showed us all the little tricks and what was…read morehis favorite dishes to eat.

Food was really great " house special lobster " service is fast and friendly. I didn't ask her…read morename but she was great keep checking on us my two daughters love this place a lot... prices is very acceptable.

Saw this spot on a local board and recommendation from reviewer so we ventured over to try them…read moreout. The parking can be a bit tight and limited but two times now we got right in front. Simple lay out and both times pretty full, seems that Lobster dish is the one that keep them coming. The have lunch specials 7 days a week and the 1st time we tried from that menu. Served with a simple soup that was very tasty for visually simple. My wife got a dish with catfish that she really liked. My 2nd visit I went with the Fried noodle dish, he made it with chicken and shrimp and it was amazing. Service is great and they kind of work the floor like a team and keep all the tables happy. Our 1st waiter knew a little Tagalog and playfully attempted to use it. He was really funny. Both times we took food home and had plenty of leftovers. Great little hidden gem that is a bit out of the way but worth the travel. Go check them out.

The food hall itself isn't super big, so after making a full loop we ended up heading outside to 18…read moreFolds, the spot with lanterns hanging out front. At first I thought it was a Vietnamese restaurant, but it turned out to be more of an Asian fusion place with a little bit of everything. It was super busy, so we had to wait a bit for a table. We were group of 5 and ordered: *Spicy Shrimp Wontons $16 *Shu Mai $15 *Shrimp Garlic Noodles $24.5 *Spicy Pork Belly Soup $14 *Ponzu Salmon Roll $15 *Hot Honey Fried Chicken Baos $32 The sushi roll was just okay, and the pork belly soup leaned salty with a broth that tasted almost like a Tom Yum base plus the pork flavor was a little strong. But the wontons, shu mai, garlic noodles, and fried chicken baos were all really tasty. Overall the food was pretty solid and service was great, too. It might be the only Asian restaurant among other food choices in Anaheim Packing House and we were glad to give it a try. 18 Folds 430 S Anaheim Blvd, Anaheim, CA 92805

18 Folds is an Asian Fusion restaurant located in its own building outside on the north side of the…read moreAnaheim Packing District. One of the draws of eating here are the colorful lit lanterns in the evening. However, we ended dining here in the late afternoon while it was still light out. The inside of the restaurant was pretty much empty and it was a nice day, so we dined out on the patio. Even in the daytime, the colorful lanterns are cool to look at and there is a park area right next to the restaurant. The patio is wide open and completely in the shade. This was a late lunch/early dinner for us, so we just ordered a few different items off the menu to share. Their small sushi menu only has four different rolls and they were out of two of them, so we just had a California roll which was fine. The only sushi protein available is shrimp or krab so I definitely wouldn't recommend them for sushi. We also had an order of the chicken egg rolls. They had a good crisp on them, and the serving size was generous and very filling. The sweet chili dipping sauce had a good mix of sweetness with a little heat. They tasted fine, but it seemed like they were pre-made and lacked a little freshness. Finally, we tried an order of the spicy shrimp wontons off the dim sum menu. It comes with ten wontons, and the shrimp were good but the wontons were a little mushy. They had a nice heat that slowly creeps up on you after a few seconds. Service started out ok as we were able to place our order within ten minutes, but it then got progressively slower. I think there were only two other occupied tables and our three items took almost 25 minutes to come out. After the food arrived, we didn't see a server again for quite a while. Final rating 3.6 stars. These are the times I wish Yelp let you use half points because this experience was right in between 3 and 4 stars. I guess I'll round up to four stars for the relaxing patio and ambiance which is probably even better after dark.

It's been quite a few years since I've been back to this restaurant. It's been here since the 80's…read morethat I recalled. I came here for weddings many times. It's a very nice restaurant and the Cantonese style food is always excellent in every way. Last few weeks coming here with some friends and we ordered some excellent dishes and the taste was as delicious as before. The prices are extremely reasonable. The wor wonton soup that I like with plenty of shrimps and tasty wontons, excellent meal starter. The salt and pepper prawns are crunchy that we could chew the shells. The garlic vegetable is very tasty which everyone like. Kun-pow chicken, stir fried clams, mongolian beef, shredded port in garlic sauce all perfectly seasoned and cooked. The service here is very attentive and pleasant. We had a great meal together and everyone was happy and full, we had some to take home too. This is called the classic Cantonese Restaurant for me, always consistent with quality and tastes. Glad that we came here.

Recently came back here for some dim sum with four other people. It was nice that they sat us in…read morethe corner away from all the noise but flagging down the cart ladies were kind of though and they didn't go around to us as much as we liked. Eventually the owner came over to check on us and we got everything we wanted. Although they had ran out of quite a few items we wanted. We also wanted to order veggies but no one asked. I also asked for more mustard and the lady said okay and went hudini on me. What I did like was their congee, shu mai, spare rib, and fried shrimp paste. The people I came with enjoyed the soup dumplings. The little fried fish were also pretty good. The rest were okay. Everything came out hot which was nice. We also got some drinks and the lady was nice enough to run to the back to get us a new one instead of the ones they had sitting out. The restaurant was very noisy even with us in the corner. You can hear what was happening outside too. Parking was very hard on Labor day and I had to park on the street. That plaza has gotten super busy.