We had such a great meal here today! We ordered Singapore-style fried rice noodles, beef chow fun,…read moreand two different kinds of congee, and everything was absolutely delicious. The noodles were flavorful, the beef chow fun had that authentic wok-fried taste, and the congee was warm and comforting. They also have a great selection of Hong Kong-style dishes, with so many options to choose from. The portions were generous, the food was fresh, and everything tasted very authentic. It really reminded me of a classic Hong Kong café. We really enjoyed our meal and will definitely be coming back. Highly recommended!

I was recently at Hong Kong Cafe - Atlantic and got their Freedom Passport card. The promotion…read moreoffers free good when you spend $20 or more at each of their 4 locations. Once you have collected all 4 stamps, you may redeem the free food offer. Hong Kong Cafe in Walnut is my 3rd location. They are located within the Walnut Hills Village that is right across the street from Mt. San Antonio College. Free parking is available. This place is bigger than Hong Kong Cafe - Garvey, but smaller than Hong Kong Cafe - Atlantic. I haven't visited their Rowland Heights location yet. I'll see where that one fits. I originally called to order, but I didn't have their menu in front of me plus I was driving. I decided to come here to order instead. Great inside space with limited outside seating. Very cute decor with the Hong Kong theme. Good vibes all around. Menu has a vast selection of food and drink items. Prices are very reasonable. Entire staff was super friendly and cordial. Got a few dishes, a dessert, and a couple drinks. Wait time wasn't too bad. Spent over $70. Got my 3rd stamp. Thanks! 1 Beef Chow Fun with Supreme Soy Sauce - great wok taste, must get! 1 Shrimp Wonton Noodle Soup - sweet shrimp wonton, very good! 1 Sizzling Cauliflower Pot - tons of Taishan cauliflower, great portions! 1 HK Style Egg Waffle - light and crispy, but they broke it into pieces! 1 Red Bean Shaved Ice with chocolate ice cream - divinely delicious! 1 Red Bean Shaved Ice with vanilla ice cream - super sweet treat! I see myself coming back to this location. Love to dine-in next time. If you haven't tried Hong Kong Cafe, this is a good place to check out. On my way to my 4th and final stamp...

First time coming to this dim sum place and it will be our top places to visit next time. Upon…read moreentry you are greeted warmly by staff. You pay at the register and then find a table to enjoy your meal. I like this approach as they are expected to ask for tip. We came on a weekday lunch and they had $9.99 lunch specials. You choose 2 types of dim and one dessert and one drink (hot or cold tea, soda). If you want better beverages you can get them for an additional charge. My hubby and I ordered their bean curd and pork rib dim sum. Then we also got lotus wrapped sticky rice and bbq pork noodle. Both sets of lunch specials were delicious. Their crescent dumplings were fried to perfection and quite large. Ryan was great in getting us a table and bringing our food to us. Great staff and clean fast casual store. Even their restrooms were clean. Overall a great dining experience.

service (3/5): service is good, but it's a lot of self…read moreserve. ambiance (3/5): this place gets really busy. it's a casual sit down. but turn over is pretty quick. food (3/5): $6 shumai $6 sheet noodle bbq pork $5 seaweed rolls $6 shrimp & chive dumplings $5 chinese vegetable

This place is expensive, but at least they give us good quality ingredients for dishes…read more Not inexpensive stuffs.... The soups are herbal soups. There are two whole fishes per plate. The key was the atmosphere was very celebratory with Chinese flavors. My mom was happy to see all her children. I gladly paid for dinner with a very healthy tip.

We received number 85, yet we waited from 12:18 PM until 1:13PM to be seated…read more I can understand that you may prioritize smaller parties of two to four people, and I can accept skipping a few tables when there are legitimate reasons. However, having elderly guests in their 70s and approaching 80 standing for nearly an hour is completely unacceptable. What is even more unacceptable is that people who arrived after us were allowed to walk in and were seated almost immediately, while we continued to wait despite having already received our number. If this is how your waiting system works, then there is clearly a serious problem with how the seating is being managed We also tried to discuss the situation with the staff member, but the staff member's attitude was extremely rude, arrogant, and dismissive. The tone used toward us was completely inappropriate. We were not asking for special treatment--we were simply asking for a fair and reasonable explanation. Especially when dealing with customers who are in their 70s and approaching 80, shouldn't there be at least some patience, basic courtesy, and respect? Expecting elderly guests to stand for nearly an hour and then speaking to them in such a harsh and dismissive manner is simply unacceptable. I strongly suggest that your restaurant have someone experienced in managing seating arrangements and handling large crowds. I understand that today is a busy day, but this is a restaurant that has been operating for many years. A busy day should not be an excuse for poor organization or disrespectful treatment of customers. The way this situation was handled was unacceptable. I hope management will seriously review both your seating procedures and the way your staff communicate with customers, especially elderly guests who have already been waiting for an extended period of time.

Solid dim sum. Not the best, but very good. My group basically tried everything except for chicken…read morefeet. The only item I would suggest not trying would be the taro cake. I could not taste the taro. The sauce that came along with it was good, probably hoisin based, but would be good on any dumpling. The only weird thing was that there was no soy sauce or chili crisp on the table. My dad asked for something spicy and got a mix of hot oil and hot mustard. Why no chili crisp...

If you come to this restaurant for one reason, let it be for the dim sum carts! Rarely do you see…read morethem these days and they add to the enjoyment of dim sum in my opinion. We came on a Sunday around 10:30am and only had to wait 10 min. They're located on the second floor in the Diamond Plaza and it's a huge restaurant. Despite how big it is, there were still a lot of people waiting outside when we finished eating. The carts come around often and we got most of the things we wanted. All of the cart dishes were $6. The Shrimp Ha Gow and Pork Siu Mai were above average and the pieces were big. The Xian Sui Gok didn't have much filling. I really liked their Rice Noodle Rolls. They tasted fresh and had a soft, bouncy texture. The shrimp ones were better than the BBQ pork. The Baked BBQ Pork Buns were light and fluffy with decent filling but a little saucy. This is a solid place for dim sum. The quality is good and the portions are generous. We enjoyed ourselves and never felt rushed even though they were busy. I would venture outside of OC to come here again for dim sum.

Stopped by today (Sunday, 9/27/26) to celebrate my mom's birthday (which is tomorrow, however…read morestarted celebrating today since my dad and my boyfriend were unable to take PTO tomorrow - Monday, 9/28/26). At least we get to celebrate my mom's birthday early! This was our very first time here. I've been eyeing this place and noticed that their lunch menu is totally worth it - prices of their lunch specials and dim sum are EXTREMELY AFFORDABLE! LUNCH 7 DAYS A WEEK FROM 10:30am-3pm DIM SUM WEEKEND HOURS: 9:30am-3pm It was very crowded upon entering. Waited for around 15 minutes. This is authentic, Hong-Kong Style Chinese Food and Yum Cha. They will circle around and ask if you want any of their dim sum plates - customer service is super quick. We ordered the following: - 1 Har Gow (shrimp dumpling - 4 pieces) = $5.88 - 1 Siu Mai (pork dumpling - 4 pieces) = $5.88 - 1 Deep-Fried Meat Dumpling (3 pieces) = $5.88 - 1 BBQ Pork Rice Rolls = $6.88 - 1 Steamed BBQ Pork Bun = $5.88 - 1 Seafood Crispy Noodle = $13.75 - 1 Yang Chow Fried Rice = $12.75 - 1 Mongolian Beef (Lunch Special) = $11.75 - 1 Fish Fillet with Green Vegetable (Lunch Special) = $11.75 - 1 BBQ Pork (Lunch Special) = $13.75 SUBTOTAL = $94.15 My dad paid around $103. We left $20 cash tip on the table. Overall the wait time for all of our orders were minimal. It was super crowded on a hot, humid day but the air conditioning was pretty strong inside. They also have 2 private rooms for you to reserve. Overall this is a hole-in-a-wall place that is very affordable - HIGHLY RECOMMEND!!

The food was excellent, it was a little on the salty side so if you're watching your salt levels,…read moremaybe find the day you're able to go. The parking is a little bit packed so you're have to go a little earlier before 12. The inside is also going to be a hole in the wall feel but still able to fit groups in of six. The service was good, they were helpful with the menu and also giving extra tea and napkins.

This has been our go-to for dim sum / lunch delivery or takeout for a while. We finally came in for…read moredim sum service the past Saturday. Place is very open and spacious. I like the big menus on both dim sum and regular items. We ordered our usual dim sum items and lobster with noodles. The food was very delicious in large portions. I am a big fan of Cantonese food but it's hard to find good Cantonese cuisine in LA. I find this place is definitely one of the best! A great Cantonese restaurant for take out or dine in!

Wonde Harbor...if this shows one star, it's only because I can't give less…read more Friday night. Six people. Seated at 7:00 PM, order placed by 7:19 according to their own record -- we ordered six dishes. By 8:35 PM -- over an hour later -- exactly two dishes had appeared on our table. People who walked in at the same time as us had already finished and left. People who came in a full hour after us had tables piled with food. We still had two dishes out of six. Through all of it, I waited patiently. I understand restaurants get busy. I kept checking in, politely, repeatedly. They sent over several different staff members, each assuring me they'd go check on our food. Nothing ever happened. Finally, at 8:45 PM, a third dish arrived -- and the pork was spoiled. That was the moment I lost it. We didn't even finish. We paid and left. Walked out at 9:00 PM with everyone still hungry, not to mention I had a three-year-old child with me. This was the worst, worst, WORST dining experience of my life.

It's been a while since I visited Sheng Hui Dim Sum, and their food is still solid. They are open…read moreMonday, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday (closed Tuesday-Thursday). Their business hours are 8:45 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. on weekdays, and they stay open until 4:00 p.m. on weekends. We ordered the Har Gow, Shiu Mai, Steamed Chicken Feet, Sesame Balls, and the Steamed Sausage & Sticky Bun. Everything was authentic, freshly prepared, and delicious. The Har Gow and Shiu Mai were notably large and high quality. My personal favorite is the Steam Sausage & Sticky Bun. It's a traditional Hong Kong dish that is becoming rare even in HK, so finding it here was a treat. This place is a true hidden gem in West Covina. The pricing starts from $5.88, and most dishes are about $5.93, and a few dishes are $6-8. They now have a Mother's Day promotion from May 1-12: Buy one, get one free on Xiao Long Bao (Shanghai or Crab Meat). P.S. You can also order it online via their website. https://www.shenghuidimsum.com/

Ordered dim sum lunch through DoorDash from this place. The food was surprisingly delicious. I…read moreloved the shrimp dumplings with scallop sauce, spicy curry fish balls and fish congee. The egg tarts were pretty good too. They called us to replace the two items they were out. It was fast and efficient response from the restaurant. Great place for dim sum deliveries!

10/10!!!! Great food…read moreFast service Everything was tasty and come out really fast. Got sooo full and the price wasn't that bad!

Of everything that we got from here, they were all pretty solid, but I cannot speak to what about…read morethis spot in particular is better than others. I felt that the portions of meat in the beef roll was below average, while the xiao long bao lacked distinct notes or specialities. While this spot might be just around standard, i don't think that any sort of waitlist would be justified to come eat here as there are much better alternatives in this area.

My bf and I originally stopped in because we wanted dim sum. We didn't realize they no longer…read moreserved it, but we decided to stay and try their food anyway. He opted for the Mongolian beef lunch special and I ordered the orange beef lunch special. The lunch special comes with rice and their house soup. The house soup was simple, but flavorful! We both really enjoyed it. Both our beef dishes were delicious as well and freshly made to order. The service was great and the restaurant is small and cozy. We will definitely be returning!

I just can't get over duck, priced well, simple and delicious meal. Come here whenever I'm craving…read moreduck. I like there chili sauce too. + the Friendly staff.

Decided to give this place a try and ordered everything to go. We got the spicy beef noodle soup,…read moreTan Tan noodles, popcorn chicken, Xiao Long Bao, and an iced lemon tea. Everything was ready pretty fast, which was nice. The food did not disappoint. The beef noodle soup was spicy but had a lot of flavor, and the Tan Tan noodles were probably one of my favorites. Popcorn chicken was crispy and good, and the Xiao Long Bao hit the spot too. Also, the iced lemon tea was massive! Definitely wasn't expecting it to be that big. I wish I had pictures of everything, but I was so hungry that I completely forgot and just started eating lol. Prices were reasonable and the portions were good. Parking around here can be a pain, but I'd come back again to try more of the menu.

Mr Dragon Noodle House is rated one of the Top Places to Eat (by Yelp) and I totally agree! I came…read moreback twice since discovering this place. Needless to say, peak hour you'll be waiting (so join the waitlist). If you're being seated soon, the waiter suggests you to start marking up the items on the menu. Once you've call in, the menu is dropped so you better know what to order and start ordering. The turn around time is quick so be courtesy and not linger. Now the food, is yummy! I like their "dim sum" which really are dumplings! My favorite is the Dan Dan noodles and the Sesame noodles. Service here is good but during peak hours they ask you to "pre-order" while waiting using the order forms available at the counter.