The food here is excellent and tastes very good. However when I went there the service wasn't the…read morebest, some servers completely ignored me. The ambience was very good and made this restaurant look very good and cozy.

I had been wanting to try 7 Grams for such a long time, and I finally got the chance to visit! And…read morewow, it was even better than I expected!! The restaurant is located in a large shopping plaza. Although I wouldn't say there's plenty of parking, I was able to find a spot without much trouble. When I first saw the crowd waiting outside, I got a little intimidated and even thought, "Should we just go somewhere else?" Haha. But surprisingly, the wait wasn't that long, and we were seated much faster than I expected. Once we sat down and looked at the menu, I was already impressed! I loved both the variety of dishes and the prices. There were so many things I wanted to try, but I decided to save some for future visits. Haha. We ordered the Xiao Long Bao (soup dumplings), a noodle dish, the Beef Roll, and the Scallion Pancake. The food came out pretty quickly, and we started trying everything one by one. OMG. Everything was SO GOOD!! Honestly, every single dish exceeded my expectations. Everything tasted fresh, flavorful, and well-prepared. The Beef Roll was especially impressive because it had more beef inside than the ones I've tried at other restaurants. The Xiao Long Bao was juicy, flavorful, and absolutely delicious! The Scallion Pancake was perfectly crispy on the outside, with that wonderful savory flavor. And the noodles! I can't remember the exact name, but I think it had "Golden" in it? Haha. It had a unique flavor that I'd never experienced before, with a little spicy kick. Even though it was spicy, it was so delicious that I couldn't stop eating until the bowl was completely empty! While we were eating, I suddenly thought about my family at home, so I ordered another Beef Roll to go. And here's another thing that really impressed me: **THE SERVICE!** The employee who helped us with the bill was incredibly friendly and pleasant. I was genuinely happy to leave a tip because the service was that good! But what happened afterward impressed me even more. After paying, I went to use the restroom. The hallway leading to it was somewhat narrow, and whenever I passed an employee, they politely stepped aside to let me through first. It might seem like a small gesture, but I really appreciated it. It felt like treating customers with kindness and respect was simply second nature to everyone working there. Great food, wonderful service, AND reasonable prices? What more could I ask for?! Honestly, **why would I go to Din Tai Fung when I have 7 Grams?!** Haha! From now on, whenever I'm craving Xiao Long Bao, 7 Grams will be my first choice! And I definitely have to come back because the dishes I saw on other tables looked absolutely delicious, too. There are still so many things I want to try! **7 Grams, you've officially won me over!**

What a pleasant surprise! We found this little Xi'an restaurant while shopping and ended up having…read moreone of the most satisfying meals we've had in a while. The lamb skewers were juicy and perfectly seasoned with cumin, and the grilled beef tendon skewers had an amazing crispy, chewy texture. The soup dumplings were full of flavorful broth, and the braised beef knife-cut noodles were chewy with large, tender chunks of beef. We also tried the beef paomo for the first time--it was warm, comforting, and packed with rich flavor. The portions were generous, the prices were very reasonable, and after chatting with the staff we learned the owner is from Xi'an, which explains how authentic everything tasted. If you're craving Northwestern Chinese food in Irvine, this spot is definitely worth checking out!

What happened to EverSpring? Things were so different on our last visit that my mom asked if they…read morechanged ownership, which the staff said happened a few months ago. This spot used to have amazing fresh, delicious food and compostable tableware. Now there are ceramic plates which appeared scratched and dirty, all the food came in different plates/bowls, beverage fountain doesn't work, and worst of all, food was not good. We all ordered things we always do that we love and everything was a miss. My fried rice was SO dry with just a few tofu pieces. I added so much hot sauce, chili, and soy sauce and it still wasn't good. Cucumber salad was completely different and actually off putting. No one said their food was good which is the exact opposite of all of our other experiences. To top it off, everyone felt sort of sick after because of the amount of salt in the food. Staff were doing their best but everything seemed unorganized and we had to constantly ask for things that were missing. Heartbreak.

I had no idea there was a Mama Lu's in OC/Tustin which is great since the selection of…read moreChinese/Cantonese is a bit lacking around here, so more options are always welcome. Met up a friend for dinner here recently and we had to order all of the Cantonese classics. Beef chow fun (gon caau ngau ho): Really good. Great flavor. Beef was tender. It was a little lacking in the wok hei department, but overall a solid 乾炒牛河. Would've liked the chow fun to be a little chewy/springier, but that's just my preference. The sesame seed garnish was an interesting touch haha. Never seen that before. Honey walnut shrimp: No complaints here! Crispy, sweet, mayonnaisey. Delicious. Also the price for this dish is amazing! Very reasonably priced. Salt & pepper squid: Very crispy and tasty. Have I had better elsewhere? For sure, but it's still good here. I'd definitely order it again. Clams w/ Basil: This one took awhile to come out. It was pretty good. The flavors were there, but the most important flavor missing was the one in the name of the dish: Basil! The consistency of the sauce/gravy was perfect and the clams were fresh, but it fell short when it came to any basil flavor. Everything we ordered was great. The portions are very generous and I feel like we got our money's worth here. Aside from a few improvements that could be made to the food, I have a couple improvements I'd like to suggest. They could use a little more selection in their soup offerings. My friend and I would have ordered the fish maw soup which is commonly found in many Canto restaurants. Alternatively, if they had westlake beef soup, we would've ordered that instead, but there aren't really many soup options compared to everything else they have to offer. Also they don't offer white rice in large pots, but as individual bowls instead. For 2 people it wasn't a big deal, but I'd imagine for a large party it would be more cost effective to order a pot of rice instead. However, the bowl of rice is pretty densely packed, so you're getting a lot for what it's worth. I will definitely be back in the near future! I look forward to trying a few other items here and I'm glad I don't have to drive very far for some authentic Chinese food now.

The two stars are for the food. We ordered Mongolian Beef and shrimp with vegetables. The beef was…read moreexcellent. The shrimp was tasty but it had way too much bok choy. Hardly any carrots or mushrooms. What was very disappointing was the service. After taking our order, we didn't see our server until we got the bill. We would have liked a knife to cut the huge pieces of bok choy, but nobody came by our table. Granted it was a Friday, but there should have been more staff working. This is becoming a regular occurrence at a lot of restaurants. If you can't afford to pay for a sufficient staff, then maybe the restaurant should reconsider doing business. I have a friend who is Korean and he said that Asian people don't expect good service, just good food. I find that hard to believe. I feel that everyone no matter their ethnicity deserves good service when spending their hard earned money to dine out! I seriously doubt that we will come back to this establishment. As you can see, my review is a lot different than before. The prices went up over 20% but the service went down 90%!

I've been to Sichuan Impression enough to say that I like this place. Although I've never dined in,…read moreI've done takeout several times over the past year, and here are my takeaways. Their food is good. Whether it's worth it or not is a different story. Some of their items, like the Pork Jowl, are overly priced for the amount you get. However, most items are priced fairly compared to other restaurants that serve the same. Besides some of the oddly high-priced items, I really have nothing to complain about. Their food tastes great, and the portions are pretty decent.

Love this place! Authentic sichuan food with the perfect amount of flavor and spice. We get the…read morefish every time along with the intestines. There usually isnt a wait at the times we've went which is usually for early dinner on the weekend. Service is quick as well

Took my family out to eat here for a little get together. My Godmother was craving good quality…read moreChinese food and this happened to be not too far from her place, borderline Santa Ana/Tustin area. The parking is okay, its pretty small but its do able. We went to eat around 2 PM on a weekday so parking was great and the restaurant wasn't too busy. We were greeted the moment we walked in and sat at a table. What I liked about their menu was that they offer smaller plates if you want to order individually, and also offer family size plates for sharing. We of course opted for the bigger plates. We ordered orange chicken, chow mein, white rice, broccoli and beef, and pad thai. I want to start off by saying I'm typically picky with my orange chicken. It usually has a tad of an artificial flavor. This place was realllyyyyyy good. The flavor was good for all the dishes we got, the portions were very generous and more than enough for 3. The servers were all nice and checked in periodically on our table. Honestly I would come back here, knowing its affordable with fair portions and good flavor!

Americans, we have to be fair and give these fine people credit when they earned it by me…read more FEDSMOKER. These boys have recently listened to the concerns of the People, and they're doing right by us now. STILL have some work to do on the fried and battered items which suck... but if you get Mongolian trio or basil chicken, they will cook it fine and dandy for you, Americans. The battered Orange chicken and everything else is not acceptable, but you can find other items worth the HIGH prices. I'll tell you the truth Americans. If they reduced the price by 4-5$ I would be a weekly customer for the basil chicken, kung pao chicken (very Spicy) and Mongolian TRIO... But if you think you're gonna order some orange chicken you might as well go to the place that has a panda. Avoid the battered items. This is it Americans, updates review for the good people at KPB ASIAN BISTRO!!!!

This is a visual treat when you step into the front door. All the interiors were brought over from…read moreChina and it transforms itself into a wonderful place to take special guests and friends for dinner. It is a more expensive dining option but the food, service and decor are all top notch. The Hot N sour soup was delicious but people come here rightly so for the Roasted duck which you have to reserve order with table service and is flamed cooked at your table. The spare ribs were delicious as well but expect a lot of unconventional, traditional Chinese dishes not served in most local restaurants.

I invited our friends to Taste of Chang'an to celebrate my husband's birthday. As a regular…read morecustomer, I had looked forward to a wonderful and memorable evening. Instead, I was deeply disappointed, especially with the service and attitude of our server, Lisa. Our bill was $2,060.55, yet the service fell far below what I would expect from a restaurant presenting itself as upscale. I do not expect special treatment because we spent a lot of money. Courtesy, attention, and respect are things every customer deserves. From the moment we began ordering, LISA seemed distracted. She spoke very loudly and repeatedly turned away to chat with other employees while we were placing our order and speaking to her. This made us feel ignored and disrespected. At an upscale restaurant, staff should be trained to listen attentively and serve guests professionally. We ordered about six dishes, including king crab. The draft beer tasted flat and seemed to have almost no carbonation. When we asked to exchange it, Lisa responded rudely and refused. After eating the crab, we requested clean plates, but she brought only two, without chopsticks or spoons. We then waited a long time for the missing utensils. While clearing our dirty plates, she also sighed loudly. When one of our friends raised concerns about the service, Lisa became visibly irritated, argued loudly with us, and stood with her hands on her hips. Instead of calmly listening and addressing the problem, her response made the situation even more tense. I expect staff at an upscale restaurant to handle customer concerns with courtesy, professionalism, and respect. This was extremely disappointing. As the person who had invited everyone, I felt sad and embarrassed that our friends had to experience such an unpleasant dinner. Beyond bringing out the food, our table received very little care or attention. Although we still had food and dessert left, we decided to leave early because the atmosphere had become so uncomfortable. What upset me most was not the money we spent. It was that my husband's birthday--a celebration that should have been joyful and warm--ended in frustration and sadness. I hope management takes this entire experience seriously, including Lisa's lack of attention while taking our order, her communication with guests, and how customer complaints are handled. A restaurant charging upscale prices should provide service that meets those expectations and properly train its staff to listen, communicate respectfully, and resolve concerns professionally. After this experience, I will never return to this restaurant, and I cannot recommend it to friends.

Pulled up to J ZHOU ORIENTAL CUISINE in Tustin with a couple friends after hearing it's a go-to for…read moreCantonese and catering, and yeah, this place hits. We basically built a whole table around their 镬气小炒：丰俭由人 idea - went heavy on 乾炒牛河, 海鮮兩面黃, 孜然羊肉, 松露捞鸡, 和风茄子牛柳粒, 星州炒米粉, 法式牛柳粒, 烧鸭, 支竹銀杏豆苗, 豬油渣菜芯，盘子一圈一圈转停不下来）乾炒牛河超上头，一边聊天一边不自觉一直夹，星州炒米粉也是那种越吃越顺嘴的下饭型。服务节奏很稳，点菜、上菜都跟得上不拖沓，整顿下来大家都吃得很满足。结账时看账单还愣了一下，这水平的出品和分量，这个价格真的算性价比很高了，聚餐、办宴会或者需要靠谱的粤式 catering，这家完全可以放心安排。

Dropped by J ZHOU ORIENTAL CUISINE in Tustin after a buddy kept hyping it up, and yeah, this place…read moreis solid. Bright and elegant atmosphere, you walk in and it just feels right for a family meal or a business lunch. We went in on dim sum and some Cantonese staples -- stuff like 流沙包 and 乾炒牛河 hit that comfort-food spot, table went quiet because everyone was busy eating, always a good sign :) Service was smooth, very professional without being stiff, they kept the tea flowing and timing was on point. For the quality you get, it's great value for money; bill came and nobody flinched. Easy recommendation if you want legit Cantonese or need reliable catering for a group.

My second time at Six Alley because I really want to try it again and it was way better than my…read morefirst! Servers were great and we didn't have to wait on this day. It was quick and the servers recommended a lot of great stuff. We order the flat burger with pulled pork, the trio noodles and we also got the cold chili noodles! Trio noodles: 5/5 I had this before and I didn't really like it much on my first visit but this time it was EXTRAAAAA good! Maybe because there was more tomatoes sauce on it. Noodles were big and it was very well seasoned! The burger: 5/5 wow! Very crispy and filled with LOTS of pork. I like this one compared to the one I had in NY because it didn't have other adds on in it, just straight up pulled pork Cold noodles: 4/5 it was good but I thought the pork skin was kind of odd? It wasn't crispy, it was like mushy and soft which I thought was unique but not my favorite. However, with the chili oils added in, it was perfect!

Nice little restaurant. Was not the cleanest but pretty expected. Service was whatever. I think…read moremight be language barrier so I'll let it slide As for the food it was solid. I really liked the texture of the Biang biang noodles. Had a nice bite to them and nice and chewy. Got the oil poured noodle with braised beef rib, the 3 in 1, sesame cold skin noodles, and the ma hu beef noodles. I was okay with the 3 in 1 and beef noodles. If u like tomato soup or beef noodle soup, you'll like those two. I've had better beef noodle soup and not the biggest fan of the 3 in 1 but good flavor, just not my thing. Sesame noodle skippable. Had much better on that one. For me, my favorite noodle and one I actually really enjoyed was the oil poured noodle with braised beef rib. It was really good. The meat was really well cooked and tender, and the sauce oil had a nice kick, while still maintaining a great savory and sour taste. Would definitely recommend. Would come back for this!

Different menu from other locations. More skewer Chinese style bbq. Delicious!…read more Easy parking. Good service.

Came in craving Chinese food and tried the golden soup beef pot and several skewers. The beef pot…read morewasn't our favorite, though the spice level was good! I would probably try a different small hot pot next time. The skewers were delicious! We got beef, chicken, pork, tofu, and vegetables, and asked for extra seasoning on the side for dipping. Definitely recommend it. Service was good, ordering through the QR code was easy. There was plenty of parking in the shopping plaza next to H Mart. Lively atmosphere too. Would come back!

Love, love, love this place!!! Service is quick, friendly, and the food is absolutely delicious…read more Never had an issue with wait times, even during dinner rush hours. We always order the beef noodle soup with tendon, cucumbers, and pig ears. All are delicious!! The noodle soup is light, yet flavorful and the wide noodles are cooked to perfection. Recently ordered the beef wrap too, and it's so yummy!! It's thin, wrapped well, crispy, flavorful, and doesn't fall apart easily. Their chili is also so good, so I add a bit pretty much to every dish. Overall--family-friendly ambiance, clean, good service, quick, and tasty foods. Will be back!!!!!!

It isn't in the style of Taiwanese bento chicken cutlet. Let's get that out of the way…read more But it's a $13 chicken and rice bowl in 2026. A solid meal, well fried and fat rendered, not much batter in this style. Seasoning is there, and they have an excellent chili oil-sauce thing on each table to add for deep flavor and spice. If I had to change something... I'd add bok choy as a side rather than chopped into the rice? Still solid choice. Service is as usual at an Asian restaurant--order, and they'll respect your meal time and leave you alone unless you ask for attention.