I did a DoorDash order through Rum Thai Bistro and the food is the best Thai food I've had in a…read morevery long time! I'll be ordering from them again very soon. So so yummy!

This remains my 'tried and true' nearby standout for good, solid Thai food. I put in an order…read moreonline for take-out at lunch, 1pm. It noted a 20 minute time frame for it to be ready. I headed over and arrived nearly to the minute. The order wasn't quite ready, which is unusual, but no problem as it only too approx. 10 more minutes, and I was not in a rush. This time I had a difficult time deciding on an appetizer, and opted for the Crab and Cream cheese Wontons, which comes with a nice sweet and sour sauce. They were good, crunchy and the filling delicious. Eggplant dishes are a favorite so I chose the Pad Eggplant w/pork. It was flavorful and very well prepared with just enough sauce. The Pad Kee Noodles (Drunken Noodles) were fantastic as always although I found the chicken selection somewhat chewy. My all time favorite, the Pineapple Fried Rice was right on target and super good. The past couple of times the flavor and amount of pineapple had diminished some, but this was back to awesome status. Usually I get one of the larger salads too, but this time opted for a smaller Cucumber Salad which was perfect. Fresh with an excellent variety of veggies to really compliment the meal off well. I got medium spice for nearly everthing. It was fine for me although quite apparent. I worried about Ed as he's more sensitive. He didn't mention it so I guess it passed the test for both of our spiciness levels. I really recommend this place and although prices can seem high the quality and quantity matches the value.

Good food and great server; it was Corby who was always checking on our table to make sure our…read moreorders are correct and served right away, and checking if our water needs to be refilled So we have been back a couple of times with other friends because of his good service; his patience and great personality is commendable.

Take out from Yang Kee online through Yelp website. Food was ready on time as promised. Ordered…read moreHar Gow and a pan fried chow mein. Both were tasty and fresh. Employee in charge of take out were nice and professional. Parking was easy. I would come again.

For a mid-tier Chinese place, this spot is solid!…read more Food came out in about ten minutes! The place was inundated by take-out phone calls, so it must be a popular spot for pick-up orders. The veggies are perfectly steamed with a nice crunch! Would order the chicken and broccoli again. A little spendy for the overall quality. The egg flower soup had a lot of tofu, so it tasted less like egg flower soup and more like tofu soup... Not something Im used to, so it wasn't my favorite.

My office ordered lunch for a coworker's birthday. Ordering over the phone was quick and easy…read more We ordered: Orange Chicken - serving size was more than expected, crunchy, needed a little more sauce Lemon Chicken - chicken was over cooked and tough, not as much chicken as other restaurants but the sauce was perfection Chicken Chow Mein - the noodles were delicious and serving size was perfect Pork Fried Rice - my coworker said it was the best she's ever had Steamed Rice - large serving size MooShoo Pork - ordered extra pancakes, it was a huge hit The entire office was pleased! We'll be back!!!!

Here for Umami's first anniversary ramen special on 4/11/26. Any ramen bowl for $3.90. Too good to…read morepass up, when regular price is $16-18, but the caveat being that it was nearly a 3 hour wait when we arrived. I appreciated that the staff had a number system set up for the crowd, and a staff member was outside to direct what line to go to and also to let people know the estimated wait time. So the chaos was kept to a minimum. When it was our turn to dine in, the staff were fast and efficient with bringing a carafe of water and glasses to the table. Our food came out in less than 5 minutes of being seated. I had the black garlic tonkatsu (thin noodles) and my husband had the chicken paitan (thin noodles). The pork broth and the chashu were flavorful and tender. The chicken broth was good with a light creamy layer of flavor. The chicken chashu were nice cuts of white meat. The restaurant is on the smaller side and is cutely decorated with all the holidays (check out the ghost near the restroom), anime, and other Japanese motif. There are also shelves of Japanese snacks, candy, and knick knacks for sale. Congrats to the owners and staff of Umami Ramen-Lincoln on 1 year in business! Thank you for sharing your celebration with the community!

Are here about two weeks ago…read more Had to wait to seated- no issues, but when it was our turn, we immediately got asked what do we want. - Felt very rushed to order. Then they said we will be at table 8. We walked over to look at all the tables and there were none labeled 8. We asked where and the then told us to wait for them to set table 8 up. Not very clear instructions... - served our appetizers but no small plates so it was kind of hard to share. Food was really good but the organization really got our anxiety rolling for an unpleasant first time. If we come back we will be ready but hope their organization gets some clarity.

Delicious little spot. Beautiful restaurant and nice servers. This is a small place but they use…read moretheir space well. Hubs and I got the tantan ramen - great spice with egg, pork, green onion and I think bean sprouts and to start we had two pork belly chashu buns that had arugula and a teriyaki type sauce on it, yum!! Large portions of ramen. Great for sharing! I'd come back here to this location, however I don't like the parking lot, too many rude people.

Tried Fukumi Ramen since we were in the area and it was perfect for a cold rainy day. We were…read moreseated by a welcoming host and opted for the bar seating. Automatically taking in the ambience of the restaurant, it felt really clean and has a nice dim light that makes the dining experience feel private. The service was very attentive and they'll do a temperature check on how the food is with you after you receive your meal and they were all genuinely very friendly. 10/10 for the service, no doubt. For food, we ordered their "Fukumi Ramen" and their chicken karaage . Chicken karaage came out first and was freshly fried. The coating was amazingly light and the chicken itself was flavorful. It comes served with a lemon wedge and tiny pieces of salad and the dressing in the salad was delicious! For the Fukumi Ramen bowl itself, the initial taste of the broth was flavorful and the black garlic oil was a nice touch. You'll immediately notice how thickkkk their chasu slices are and I think the free order of extra noodles is a nice plus. However, the thin noodles served with the Fukumi Ramen bowl seemed like a lighter color than I normally see at ramen places and the noodles were overcooked so I feel like it obscured the overall taste of the ramen itself since ramen noodles make up so much of the bite. Even though the extra noodles were free and a nice complimentary addition, I feel like I could tell why because the ramen noodles lacked the quality the rest of the bowl had. The tamago egg was decent and I was surprised because it looked like a plain white boiled egg rather than the traditional brown seasoned egg you get in ramen. Overall, I think Fukumi Ramen can do the job of satisfying a cold rainy day, and I think with their wide variety of ramen options, you'll definitely have to try and find one that might hit for you! Portions are huge here too so it might take a couple visits to try more options!

Joy House is a classic, no-frills Chinese spot that delivers solid comfort food -- even when…read morethey're busy. We visited during Lunar New Year, and despite the crowds, the food came out hot and consistent. The beef chow fun had great smoky flavor, the sizzling rice soup was hearty and comforting, and the cream cheese wontons were crispy and familiar. A thoughtful bonus: they surprised us with sesame balls on the house, which was a nice touch. Simple, reliable, and satisfying. Would definitely return.

Joy House is our favorite Chinese restaurant in the area because the food and service is unmatched…read more From the moment we walked in to the moment we left , we were met with warmth and kindness. Great service plus great food = happy bellies and money well spent. As for the food, I could cry because their sweet and sour pork is cooked to perfection with its light and crispy bite! It's my favorite dish! We have also enjoyed their won ton soup, fried won ton, chicken and green beans, salt and pepper fish, beef chow fun, and general's chicken so far. I look forward to trying their salt and pepper pork on our next visit. I enjoy the beautiful and colorful decorations all around too. It was neat to see the chef's photos on the wall including one with the one and only Chef Martin Yan from Yan Can Cook. Thank you Joy House for your hospitality and for always satisfying our cravings with your delicious food!

Urban Rolls is such a great find! I had been searching for a place that serves steamed rice buns…read moreever since trying some amazing ones at the Anaheim Packing House, and Urban Rolls absolutely delivered. The pork bao buns are incredibly delicious, soft, fluffy, and packed with flavor. Honestly, they're just as good as the ones I had in Anaheim, if not better. Beyond the bao, their sandwiches are also fantastic and definitely worth trying. The restaurant itself has a very clean and welcoming atmosphere, and the pricing is really reasonable for the quality of food you get. I'm so glad we found this spot and will definitely be coming back often! Highly recommend giving Urban Rolls a try if you love great bao buns and tasty sandwiches.

Been a regular customer since the place opened. In the past I have been happy with the food. But…read moretonight there was a turn for the worst. Food quality and my satisfaction were much lower than in the past. The real clincher was the spring rolls. In the past they were big and loaded with goodness. Tonight I was shocked to get two rolls that were smaller than a hot dog straight outt'a the package. Skimpy. $10 for two minuscule spring rolls? Banh mi was also more bread than fillers. Flavor was blah. Place might have just lost me as a loyal customer.

Definitely one of the better dumpling places around town. We came in on a Sunday afternoon and got…read morelucky finding a table for six, as the space is on the smaller side and mostly has smaller tables. Since it was our first time, we ordered a bunch of items to try. The pan-fried pork buns: were a highlight! Crispy on the bottom, soft on top, and filled with a clean, juicy soup that didn't have that heavy ginger taste. The soup dumplings xlbs had perfect, delicate skins and were incredibly juicy; the classic pork and the crab & pork were my favorites. The pork xlb had tender meat and was juicy, flavor was clean, the crab one is definitely for the seafood lovers, it has a nice SF umaminess too like a crab roe fishball lol. Other standouts included the spicy wontons in a great chili oil sauce and the truffle Angus beef fried rice, which featured surprisingly tender beef and a subtle, well-balanced truffle flavor. For dessert, the chocolate xlb, was excellent and tasted just like a strawberry Nutella crepe, though the matcha version was a bit too concentrated and bitter for my liking. Overall, the food came out quickly, the staff was friendly, and the service was great. I'll definitely be coming back soon!

unfortunately, Din Tai Fung has kinda ruined all other restaurants that serve XLBs for me…read more I dropped by Uncle Dumpling for lunch on a Saturday. There's a nice parking lot and, the collection of restaurants/stores in this little plaza give a nice vibe. There isn't a ton of seating inside; you kinda get an idea from some of the various Yelp pics.... and, there are a couple tables outside as well. The Food: - Pork Xiao Long Bao: this was fine...... I guess it's about as good as my memory of Journey to the Dumpling. Honestly, I'd say it's in the ballpark of goodness as the frozen Mila XLBs you can buy at Costco. again, Din Tai Fung has kinda ruined XLBs everywhere else I've gone since no one else comes close. - Spicy Pork Xiao Long Bao: this had an odd tanginess to it.. like there was a bit of kimchi in it or something... I didn't care for it (and, I do happen to love kimchi).. and, it wasn't very spicy either. pass on this one. - Spicy Wonton: this was probably the best thing I had here. it was fine. not particularly spicy. and a bit salty. but, it was fine. - Pan-Fried Juicy Pork Buns: I think the filling in this is the same as the XLBs... you just get it in a pan-fried bun instead. I think I actually preferred the regular XLBs bc the larger size of this thing made it kinda hard to eat. - Garlic Noodle: I don't know what I was expecting here... and, I know I shouldn't expect Crustacean (just like I shouldn't expect Din Tai Fung) bc this certainly wasn't anything like Crustacean. These were okay.... the flavor of oyster sauce dominated my palate in an unpleasant way. - Salt & Pepper Chicken Wings: these were okay. they ask if you want them spicy or mild. I got mine mild, but I probably should've gotten it spicy. The outside was nice and crispy, but the wing itself was kinda bland despite being covered with chopped garlic. Other things: - The food comes out fairly quickly & scalding hot..... so, don't burn your mouth! - I'd never really thought about it before, but every place that serves XLBs should also have spoons with flat bottoms; this place does not have flat-bottomed spoons. I like to rest my XLBs in my soup spoon while it cools, and since these spoons had rounded bottoms, my dumpling was always kinda lying sideways. - There's only one single-room unisex bathroom in the back, which is probably fine for the size of the restaurant; though, I did get stuck waiting behind a couple people when I needed to use it. so, I guess if you're not an XLB snob like myself & find Journey to the Dumpling and frozen Mila XLBs to be fantastic, then you may like this place quite a bit.... but I was rather disappointed....

We've been here many times and it's always great. They have some seriously tasty cocktails and…read moretheir food is always on point. We decided to stay in and do takeout last night, and it was just as good as dining in. We got their Thai Chow Mein and got it "crazy spicy." They have different levels of spice and "crazy spicy" is the spiciest. If you like a real kick, their highest spice level is the way to go. My husband usually sticks with his favorite, the chicken satay with peanut sauce, which is consistently delicious. I also grabbed a Thai Iced Tea, which was super refreshing.  When I went in to pick up our order, I noticed they've updated the decor recently and it looks really nice. In the past, we've come by on weekend evenings when they have live music, which adds such a great vibe. It's also super convenient because there's usually plenty of parking in the lot. It's just a solid, welcoming spot for the community.

I have had takeout and delivery many times from this restaurant and this is my first time to eat in…read moreit. The place is large with an abundance of indoor and outdoor patio seating. We sat indoors at a window booth. The interior on first glance appears upscale and nicely appointed until one looks closer at the abundance of artifical flowers and plants engulfing the upper perimeter of the room. Plus it could use some sprucing up as well. Overall if you don't look too hard it's nice enough. I have found at both pick up and this time eating in that the service is not overly friendly, just matter of fact and bordering on surly. No one appears to be enjoying their job. Nonetheless the food is consistently good, and the prime reason for a visit. The menu is broad and there are many choices from the usual Thai dishes plus a good array of seafood. This time I selected the Thai Chow Mein with my selection of tofu for the protein. I ordered it "spicy", one step below "Thai Spice". I ordered it with a Saporro beer on tap. Service and delivery of food was prompt and the dish look very appealing and appetizing. All of the flavors were absolutely delicious and the chow mein noodles tasty and perfectly cooked. The tofu was good and nicely cooked as well, still tender and lightly toasted on the outside. I found the spiciness level just OK under what I was expecting and hoped for, which hasn't been the case with my other takeout or delivery orders. Orchid Thai is a good, consistent restaurant. I will definitely continue to have them as a 'go-to' option for delicious Thai food.

We used to feed our family from here when we lived in Rocklin from about 2010, when the original…read moreowners, at least the 3 same gentleman worked the woks. Fried rice, chow mein, sesame chicken or orange chicken, and their cheese wontons. Always had leftovers, and always felt value in the price. We moved away in 2015, returned in 2021, and now it's a ton of food for just my wife and I, but we still have the kids over on occassion and Prime Wok feeds us on some of our game nights. Some faces have changed, but the food is still the same great quality, and it is great to see their business is doing great. Always people picking up orders, orders being packed for pick up. Busy. The restaurant itself is more of a "to go" restaurant. They do offer seating and tables, but honestly, in all my times getting food, I am not sure if I have ever seen diners, just people waiting to take their food home to their families! I highly recommend. Staff are friendly but it is a quick moving environment for sure .

Another visit to Prime Wok Express and it didn't disappoint. It quick, fairly priced and…read moredelicious. We ordered Lemon Chicken, Orange Chicken, Vegetable Chow Mein and Steamed White Rice. Yum!!!! Large servings. And makes great leftovers!