Love the Food. The server was really good on tell us what to order on the menu because it was our…read morefirst time at the restaurant. They are friendly people. Would go back again

We were seated immediately and the service was excellent. The server helped with choices…read more Everything was so delicious!! we wanted to keep eating even though we were stuffed. I hope we can go back soon to try more of the wonderful selections.

Food is so authentic, very big portion and tasty. Very honest ! The service is super, so nice and…read moregreat place for quick bite.

My friend and I went to Luyixian for lunch. This is actually my first time trying the food at…read moreLuyixian, and the food there was delicious! Luyixian is a gem located in the ABC plaza near the intersection of Valley Boulevard and Garfield Avenue. Luyixian serves a variety of soy-based dishes, regional Chinese comfort cuisine, and Zhejiang specialties. Luyixian is mostly known for their braised pork rice and beef noodle soup. The atmosphere there was nice and the staff there were very friendly. Parking can be found either inside the plaza building or underground. I ordered the braised beef rice. The braised beef rice was mouthwatering! It is like a home cooked meal. The braised beef was very tender and juicy. The beef is served with sauteed cabbage, pickled vegetables, hard-boiled egg, and a scoop of rice. The braised beef rice will taste even better when everything on the plate is mixed together. My dish took about 10 minutes to be served, which is quite quick. So far, my first time dining at Luyixian was a great experience! I would definitely recommend this gem to anyone who loves braised pork rice or other Chinese dishes!

Please fix your phone line. Ordering online or calling over the phone is always a hassle…read more Dumplings are good though.

My parents and I came to Thumbling recently for a quick lunch, and it was everything I wanted!…read moreGranted, I love Taiwanese food, so I might be a little biased. Upon arriving, we were immediately seated, and there were plenty of tables available, too. Each table has a QR code you can scan to order, which was very convenient. The menu also includes pictures, so you know exactly what to expect. Our food came out really quickly--great service! As far as food goes, here's the breakdown: String beans: Garlic-heavy (in a good way). Very solid, though I've had better. Shrimp egg fried rice: So delicious! Great portions. Not too salty, and very flavorful. I would reorder this. Xiao long bao: Also good. The wrapper isn't too thick, and the flavor of the broth is light and savory. I would reorder this. Salt and pepper shrimp: I didn't try this, but my parents really liked it. Pork chop: Good flavoring, though it wasn't as crispy as I was hoping for. Chicken pan-fried buns: A little too doughy. The meat was very juicy and flavorful, though. I wish the bottom was crispier. I'd probably skip this. Sesame noodles: So delicious!!! Might be my favorite dish here. The sauce is so thick, and the noodles have the perfect chew. Since it's so heavy, you might get flavor fatigue on its own, though. Highly recommend eating it with other items as well. I would definitely reorder this! The parking is easy, the bathrooms are clean, and the service was very hospitable! They even pack your to-go boxes for you. The owner (probably?) was very nice, checking up and greeting us throughout our dining experience. Thank you for welcoming us to your restaurant!

Came here for dinner last week and had a great experience. The food was delicious, as always, and I…read moreloved the lychee martini. Our server, Megan, was great! She was friendly, attentive, and gave great service. We'll definitely be coming back soon!

Great food great atmosphere great service!! I just hope more time slots open for certain days to…read morereserve!

Come for the dumplings, stay for the beef wrap, and bring a little patience for the service…read more Mama Lu's is a great spot to gather friends, especially if you're introducing someone to Taiwanese food. The beef wrap is a must, along with the fried salted pork chops, fried pork buns, and tai fung. Honestly, this is the kind of place where sharing is necessary because ordering just one dish feels like a missed opportunity. The food definitely delivers, but the service could use some seasoning. It was curt and surprisingly inefficient for such a busy neighborhood restaurant. You'd think they'd have the rhythm down by now. Still, the food makes a strong case for coming back, preferably with a group of hungry friends who don't mind a little chaos. The kitchen understood the assignment. The front of house might need a refresher.

My brother invited me to go to this restaurant. He's not a big foodie so I did not expect much and…read morewas a bit reluctant to go. I was completely blown away by the service and the food. I read several negative reviews about rudeness of the servers and some issues with the food, but I must say that was not my experience on this date . The servers greeted us with smiles and were very attentive. The salty pork shops were very tasty and authentic. Although the sweet and sour chicken did not come with the usual pineapple, onions and bell peppers, it was perfectly tossed in a delicious sweet and sour glazed sauce (must have been the Tawanese twist). The green beans with garlic sauce were amazing and the chicken noodles were outstanding. The prices were reasonable and the portions were above average. Definitely coming back. Note: Bathrooms are not kept very clean and are outside the restaurant, likely because they are shared with several other businesses in the shopping center. This seems to be more of a building management issue.

My husband and 1 year old daughter and I dined on a weekend early evening and had a pleasant…read moreexperience overall. The restaurant is relatively casual and clean. The staff was attentive and helpful in navigating our order to accommodate my daughter's egg allergy. We ordered the pork and cabbage dumplings, chicken combo fried rice, and braised pork and bean curd dish. All of the dishes were reminiscent of my mom's home cooking and came fairly quickly (important for an inpatient toddler).

Chinese food is always a sure bet whenever we can't decide what to have for lunch. So today we…read morestopped by Tasty Noodle since we were just a couple blocks away. Located on the corner of PCH and Penn Ave, the restaurant features its own 16-car parking lot. Inside, the décor is quite casual, and it is spacious enough to accommodate 50 guests. Upon arrival, the friendly staff promptly guided us to our table and brought menus and water right away. While perusing their menu, we found out they have stinky tofu. Yes, stinky tofu! The dish, with its pungent aroma and unique flavor, caused the ultimate sensory conflict between the taste and smell when we tried it for the first time. So, in a benign masochistic way, we went ahead and ordered their Crispy Spicy Stinky Tofu with Pork. When the dish arrived, we apologized profusely to our next table patrons for the smell, and even offered to let them try it, which they unhesitatingly and politely refused. This restaurant's version was slightly different. The fried tofu cubes had a tougher texture, less airy, and were lightly flavored. The sauce was nicely spicy, but the ground pork was present only in spirit because we couldn't find it. Overall, it was not too bad, but it could be better. Besides the tofu dish, we also ordered their Seafood in Crab Meat Sauce Noodle. This was an interesting dish. The soup came separately from the noodles and starchy sauce, which had shrimp and fish fillet toppings. This setup allows you to dilute the soup's thickness to your liking. The noodles were nicely al dente, the sauce was well seasoned, and the shrimp and fish filets had a great texture. Crab meat sauce was blended in the broth and kind of MIA. Lastly, we ordered Black Pepper Seafood Rice Cake. The sauce was pleasantly savory, a tad sweet, and slightly spicy from black peppers. The sliced rice cakes had a perfect texture: neither too soft nor too hard. The pieces of squid and fish filet toppings had a very nice consistency. The prices were reasonable and the food was very good. Recommended.

Great food and portions and the price is reasonable. A little understaffed, but still good serviceread more

Stopped in on the last day of a business trip to LA, right before heading to the airport. I was…read moreactually on my way to a spaghetti place, but it was closed, my fault for not double-checking. Got off my Uber, wandered around the mall, and stumbled into this little gem. Ordered the classic Lanzhou beef lamian, and it was genuinely delicious. The broth was the star, deeply savory and clean. The noodles had a proper bite to them, not overcooked or mushy the way hand-pulled noodles sometimes go. The beef was good. My one nitpick: the daikon was sliced a touch too thin. It's not about generosity, it's about texture, a thicker cut would give a much better bite against the noodles. Service was warm and efficient, and I liked the diverse crew running the place. The room has that comfortable, unpretentious feel of a neighborhood Chinese noodle shop. Great bowl of noodles, and it's close to my office, so I'll absolutely be back on my next trip.

Aidan was the best server we had in this location, he provided exceptional service, was on top of…read moreour order &needs. Aidan constantly kept checking up on us which made us feel like at home & well taken care of. If you get Aidan I promise you will be taken care of !!!

Great meal and service. The restaurant is very clean and well maintained, including its bathrooms…read more The fried noodles and chocolate xlb were our favorites. Our server, Cedric, was very attentive and spoke fantastic chinese which really helped my mother place her order. We'll be back for more!

This place is fireeeeeee Classic, delicious and sexy ass…read moreKorean Chinese food!! The tangsuyuk here is FOCKEN FIRE The batter is perfectly crispy and cronchy and the meat inside is so juicy and yummy. The sauce is so good, it's tangy, sweet, sour just MUAH! I ate tf out this dish.. we had to order rice bc it was so addicting... I dream about the tangsuyuk bro I usually order the jjamppong but I think the soup lacks some flavor and spice even tho I added a gang load of chili powder. They do pack that bih was hella seafood tho, like plump ass shrimps, squid, octopus and mussels. I think the jajangmyun is bomb!! It's so yummy, the sauce is perfect. I'll be getting this all the time now~ The Kung pao chicken is yummy too. Lots of chicken and I lovelovelove the spiciness in it. The peanuts add the perfect lil cronch as well The service here is great, servers are attentive and very informative when we asked a million questions This place is awesome!! Highly highly recommend for anyone looking for some dank ass Korean Chinese food

Disappointed!!!…read more Service (0) - our server displayed quite an attitude from the beginning as if we were bothering him. The owners should training him or he probably shouldn't be working in food industry or any kind of customer service related business. The way he handled the empty plates, carried/delivered food, and how he spoke to customers is very disappointing for an establishment like Peking Gourmet. Ambiance (1) - needs to update or modernize this place. Too gloomy and dark.

It was a rainy night and we wanted something warm and cozy. A bowl of beef noodle soup will just do…read moreit. We came here around 6 pm and the restaurant is already full. Luckily, wee were able to sit down for a party of two. Great menu with a great variety of choices. I had the classic beef with noodle soup, we also ordered the rice cake with chicken. We added a sauté veggie. All came quickly and we really enjoyed the food. Service is great. A wonderful restaurant to come with friends and family.

Not as good as Diamond Bar. First time here…read more No wait around 5:30 pm on a Saturday. They have a waitlist available on Yelp, but I guess it wasn't necessary since there was no wait when I arrived. Super spacious inside, more spacious than the Diamond Bar location. The food was served fairly quickly. Beef roll was good, lots of beef, but I wish the actual roll itself had some crispiness to it. It was pretty soft. Braised beef and tendon noodle soup was spicy!! I didn't order it as spicy and the menu also did not indicate it was a spice dish, so not sure why it was spicy. The soup still tasted very good though and the beef and tendons were very soft and juicy. It could use a bit more veggies. Fortunately, the extra beef and tendons I got on the side were not spicy. Xiao long baos were good. Classic go-to dim sum dish every time. The skin isn't too thick. Great flavor with some vinegar and soy sauce. Hot Oil Shrimp Pork with Chinese Cabbage Wonton was ever spicier but this was expected. However, there was a weird taste like it's not very fresh or there was some tap water taste to it. I could hardly eat even one of them with the weird taste so strong. Overall very disappointed and not likely to come back to this location. The parking is pretty small and packed as it is shared with other businesses in the area. The back had more parking spaces fortunately.