Wonderful service, the cashier was super nice and the food was great. I came here with friends and…read moreit was great.

Very pleasant experience…read more Went on a Friday around 6:30 PM. When you walk in, the first thing you see is a waitlist where you write down your name and number. The young woman working immediately acknowledged us before we even finished writing our info down and asked how many were in our party. We said two, and she told us to go ahead and start building our bowls. The concept is pretty cool and very straightforward. You grab a bowl and tongs, then walk through the different sections choosing your ingredients. They had a good variety of veggies, noodles, meats, seafood, tofu, etc. Pricing is by weight at $15.99/lb. Once you finish building your bowl, you head to the cashier where they weigh it and you choose your broth and spice level. The broth selection was surprisingly huge, around 15 options if I remember correctly. I got the Tom Yum broth mild spice, and my girlfriend got the Organic Miso mild spice. We also added jasmine green tea and white rice for $1.99 each. After ordering, they give you a table number and you can head over to the self-serve sauce station while your food is being prepared. The sauce bar had ponzu, sesame oil, soy sauce, sriracha, Tabasco, scallions, cilantro, red onion, satay sauce, shallots, minced garlic, chili powder, chili oil, and more. The soups came out quickly and were served over a live flame at the table, which was a nice touch. Both broths were excellent. Even at mild spice, there was still a pleasant kick. The broth itself had good body and flavor and didn't taste watery at all. Service was also great. The server checked on us consistently, kept drinks refilled, and was attentive without hovering. The restaurant itself is pretty small, maybe around 8 tables, but it felt cozy rather than cramped. Nice interior, comfortable temperature, clean setup, and the vibe was relaxing. They were playing bossa nova versions of 2000s and modern hits which honestly fit the atmosphere perfectly. Definitely a spot I'd come back to. Great value, fun experience, and genuinely good hot pot.

Went to Marugame Udon with a few friends and had to try this SoCal location since I love going to…read morethe one in SF. This was the closest one to us, and it definitely lived up to what I was expecting. I tried their new Bolognese udon, and it did not disappoint. It had a really rich, savory tomato flavor that paired surprisingly well with the chewy udon noodles. It's a little different from the usual udon dishes, but that's what made it stand out. I would definitely get it again, especially since udon is one of my favorite types of noodles. My friends got the Nikutama udon, which was also really good. You can tell the udon is freshly made, with that perfect chewy texture. We also grabbed some of their tempura sides, and they were crispy, light, and super satisfying. The workers were really nice, and the whole setup runs pretty smoothly even when it gets busy. The space itself is pretty spacious with lots of seating, so it's great for groups. It has a casual, lively feel with people coming in and out, grabbing trays, and building their meals, which adds to the overall experience.

I was expecting a comforting, piping hot bowl on a cold night, but ended up pretty disappointed…read more I've had this in Japan and was really looking forward to eating here, but it didn't come close. The nikutama udon was only warm rather than hot, and the broth tasted overly salty with a slight sweetness. I added green onions and flakes, but the flakes quickly became soggy in the soup. I also ordered crispy katsu, which was actually quite fresh and tender, and helped give an extra star. I also tried a battered chickenc tempura shrimp, and battered sausage that was cold and seems left out for a while. I can't say the meal was enjoyable.

Take Ur Seat is sooo good, but be ready for a wait cause we waited almost an hour!…read more The food makes it worth it! The cloud pancakes were AMAZING, super fluffy & honestly worth the 30+ min wait alone. We also got the kimchi fried rice, which was packed with flavor and so satisfying! Menu is solid, everything we tried hit. Can't wait to come back! So cutest inside!

This place seems to be always busy even on a Monday afternoon. The inside seating area is very…read moresmall. We chose to be seated outside in their small patio since there is no wait for outside seating. We had their Berry Cloud pancake and Big Five breakfast. The berry cloud pancakes were soft and fluffy just as advertised. It is served with whipped cream, strawberries, blueberries and a side of fruit preserves. It is like a cross between an Asian sponge cake and pancake. It was delicious all by itself without the fruit preserves. The Big Five breakfast item was also good. I especially liked the Longanisa sausage. We also had an iced Americano and a hot Americano. Both coffee were no good. We did not liked the taste of their coffee. No amount of creamer can make it taste better. Their coffee was the worst part of our meal. We will not be ordering their coffee again. Overall service was good. Servers were friendly and attentive.

FREAKING DELICIOUS!! I love this place so much. I ordered like 7/8 different rolls, lumps, bags?…read moreWhat do you call these things? ATOYUBUs?? Every single one of them was delicious as hell! My goodness, the buttered crab was freaking fantastic, the eel was great, the lemon pepper salmon delicious. We need to get Atoyubu out into the mainstream, we need them to be on every street corner. I was so hyped eating these little pockets of flavor that I couldn't stop. I think next time I'll have to order 100. But in all honesty, for a single person 3-4 is perfect amount, they are packed with rice and a great deal of toppings, and each flavor is better than the last. Ambiance inside the restaurant is super chill and great for a little date or to bring the whole family and chow down. Love this place overall 11/10, hope they stick around and blow up!!!

It maybe be tricky to get here if making a left from the streets. Easier to arrive by making a…read moreright into the plaza. There's plenty of parking. Inside has enough indoor seating. Usually people come and go so there should be an available seat. They have a kiosk! It may take a bit of time for the food to arrive but it's worth it. They have a station for all the utensils and more ready at the counter. The staff are nice and friendly. I had most of the salmon dishes and the crab. They were all really good. Maybe a bit heavy on the sauces but still tasty. They were warm inside but still easy to pick up. It can get a bit messy though. I do like the little containers they arrive in. It's worth trying out. I would like to try more flavors next time!

Sunday lunch at Cafe Wang today. First time there. Wow!! What a treat. The food was delicious…read more Everything was cooked to order and so fresh. Kudos to the kitchen. You can tell there is thought in the process. Loved it and will be back soon. (Orange Chicken, Mongolian Beef, Walnut Shrimp, Mixed Veg and Fried Rice) YUM!!

After trying a few burger places nearby in Pomona, we were on our way back to the hotel after Anime…read moreimpulse and wanted to try some Chinese fusion. This restaurant is really aesthetically pleasing and in a really cute quaint "Main Street" type area. Upon entering, we were greeted warmly and he was patient while he waited to take our order. I tried the Orange Chicken dinner that came with egg drop soup, egg roll, pork wonton, salad, fried rice, and orange chicken. The prices were comparable to other spots, and the food was really good! My youngest son got the Kung pao chicken plate and my oldest got the walnut shrimp and they absolutely loved it! Definitely going to keep this place in mind anytime we are near Pomona

It's my first time in the area and I needed to run some errands, and I needed something filling but…read moreeasy after a long day's travel from NorCal. Decided to eat here and ordered the signature beef noodle soup with knife cut noodles and scallion pancakes. I kid you not, my food came out in under 5 minutes and the bowl was pretty big! It was also super super yummy! The staff was very kind and quick to work without it seeming like they were rushing. The inside is clean and well lit and pretty casual. If I am ever in the area again id definitely come back!

Conveniently located in Chino near all the shops. It wad my first time visiting this location. It…read morewas easy to park and we were seated right away. This is a very spacious location. It was just a little odd that they only had 2 servers during dinner time. I felt so bad for them. They were running around, making drinks, seating people, taking orders, dropping food off to customers, bussing tables, collecting payments...literally all the things! The food was really good. I loved the knife cut noodles with shrimp. The beef on rice was quite tasty. Their beef wrap was really good but had way too much cilantro and green onion. The pork and shrimp pan fried dumplings were really flavorful. Overall great food and ambiance. I just think they need to support their staff by adding more people for the dinner rush.

I can confidently say Tay Ho has been one of the best Vietnamese restaurants in Chino Hills. The…read morelocation isn't the most obvious--unless you live nearby, it's a bit hidden--but it's absolutely worth finding. I just found out a few days ago that January 31 would be their last day in business, and I was truly heartbroken. Because this place means so much to me, I brought my family to dine here one last time before they closed the curtain. It felt bittersweet sharing one final meal together in a place that holds so many memories. I come here almost weekly, and servers Daniel and May always carry the brightest smiles and provide the warmest service. This place will be deeply missed, and I truly hope that one day Tay Ho will return to Chino Hills again.

Ordered some banh mi & the bread was the perfect texture, soft with the right amount of crunch! I…read moregot a pho dip with my banh mi which I've never had before & not found at banh mi spots closer to me. I enjoyed it a lot as someone often craving both pho & banh mi. The filling is slightly different than typical banh mi since it's meant to mimic the elements of beef brisket pho. The portion was great for the price & the sandwiches were packaged nicely so it is easy to take on the go. I ordered via online ordering so I have limited say on service & ambiance. But I would be open to dining in next time to try other items on the menu based on reviews.

Came to Glendora Public Market on a Saturday night, and I wanted to try And Broth as I have heard…read moreabout their sandwiches and pho. They were also very nice to let me sample their bun bo hue broth, which was very good and not too spicy. My girlfriend really liked their broth as well and thought it was authentic for Vietnamese standards. However, I decided to opt for the Pho Brisket sandwich as I didn't feel like eating any heat for the night. The pho brisket sandwich was pretty big, and the meat was very tender. The pho broth was rich and it is southern style too. I loved dipping the sandwich into the broth. The greens and picked onions were fresh, and the fries were crispy and the right amount of salt. I really enjoyed my meal and definitely next time I would like to try the bun bo hue style sandwich.

Stopped in on a chilly afternoon because my 5-year-old asked for phở. That request almost never…read morecomes out of her mouth, so we had to honor it before she changed her mind. & Broth is tucked inside the Glendora Public Market, easy to find once you're there. I ordered the Tai Lan, which is a fun cross between phở and a noodle salad. Sliced tender ribeye sits over garlic oil phở noodles on a bed of greens and fresh herbs, tossed with a shallot tamarind sauce, topped with crispy garlic, and served with a side of their 24-hour bone broth to sip or pour over. The ribeye was genuinely tender, the tamarind sauce had a nice tangy-sweet kick, and the crispy garlic tied it all together. Added some sriracha for a little more flavor and to give it a kick. Best phở I've ever had? No. But it's a clever modern take and I left very full and very happy, which is exactly what I needed. And if phở isn't your thing, the menu sprawls into wagyu phở, garlic noodles with filet, lomo saltado, sandwiches (which look amazing) and even Vietnamese coffee with sea salt foam. Plenty to explore. This is now the first spot I'd send anyone to in the Glendora Public Market, and a real step up from the ramen place that used to be in the same space. Already plotting my return.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

My favorite ramen place!! the spicy version is good. Doordashed it good service. Very chill place…read more Enough said.

Jalapeno Bulgogi was like a tasty Teriyaki and the Kimchi Seoul was tasty and saucy with a kick…read more Honestly, this food court looked completely dead, but Gochoo is still kicking! When we put in our order, we saw 2 cooks go from sitting to working. They also gave complimentary udon soup, I thought it went perfectly with the rice bowls. Prices were great. Food was good. I'm coming back.

We stumbled upon this place just by walking around and we are so glad we did. First, we were…read moregreeted by the cutest, chunky dog who was sitting outside. We were seated quickly and taken back by how vibrant the interior was. We decided to order multiple plates and share so we ordered Dumpling Soup, Grilled Swai, Chicken Katsu Curry, and Garlic Noodles. Everything was so delicious but the Garlic Noodles were the star of the show for me. They weren't dry or oily, it was the perfect texture. They even brought us chili oil. We ended up getting Milky Buns for dessert which tasted like warm beignets. The prices also weren't bad at all for the amounts that we got. We also utilized the lunch special and happy hour so our portions were a bit smaller. Amazing service with friendly staff. Love this place and can't wait to be back.

6pm, Friday, September 19, 2025…read more It was hopping in downtown Claremont. My date had a certain place in mind though... House of Pong Asian Fusion. It was my first visit here but it won't be my last. I had already did my browsing of what's on the menu. I joined in on the crispy tofu for the appetizer and the crispy salmon skin salad. When we walked in it was busy. The Dodger game was on at the bar. There were maybe three open tables at most. We were seated at their small table against the wall. A cozy table for two. We were greeted by our friendly server, she brought the menus and ask us about drinks to start. I've water all around, haha. She came back with our water. Ooh, tasted like cucumber water... Refreshing. While my lady was deciding, I ordered: crispy tofu appetizer (presented in a small dish, about 10-12 pieces of hot, crispy cubes of golden tofu with a dipping sauce) and the salmon skin salad for my entree. The salad was an ample sized serving to share between the two of us. The salmon skin was julienned and were crispy little clumps like miniature fishy hash browns. Very crispy and tasty salad that included sliced tomatoes, cucumber, and scallions on mixed greens. My date ordered the charshu ramen. We shared our plates. The ramen was very tasty. The noodles had a good chew, not over cooked. Mmm, that was delicious. The robotic server was kitchy and cute. Maybe it does assist them with delivering plates to the table but the human server was observed transferring them from the bot to the table. For our table, we had our food delivered in stages not at the same time. The crispy tofu arrived first, then the ramen, and several minutes later came the salmon skin salad. Not a deal breaker but noticed. Food was good. Service was okay, could be better.