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    You Kitchen

    4.0 (273 reviews)
    ModerateNoodles, Salad, Dim Sum
    Open 10:30 am - 9:30 pm
    Updated 2 months ago

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    Quiet
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    Good for kids
    Good for groups

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    Linh Y.

    If you've been seeking a Chinese restaurant that offers great tasting dumplings, perfectly cooked noodles, and refreshing smoothies in a comfortable and clean atmosphere, look no further. You Kitchen has it all just for you! Before heading over to Alhambra Valley Bowl which happens to be right next door, I walked in here with the intention of ordering a few items for take-out. The owner, Mary, was welcoming and nice. Thanks Mary! I got 3 items and 2 drinks... *Shrimp Eggs Fried Rice - great wok flavor *Xiao Long Bao (8 count) - tasty, but portion was on the smaller side *You Kitchen Chives Fish Pan Fried Dumpling (10 count) - not a lot of flavor unfortunately, probably will not get again *Papaya Milk Smoothie - refreshingly good, will get again *Taro Milk Smoothie - just okay per my Mom I came back on another day and ordered take-out again... *Big Mouth Pancake with chicken - love the crispiness of the pocket, chicken need more flavor though, still a great choice... must get! *Sichuan Dandan Noodles (sesame sauce) - it didn't have any protein just sauce and noodles, good texture on noodles, sauce was not too spicy *Spicy Wonton - amazingly good, definite return to this one! *You Kitchen Pork Cabbage Pan Fried Dumpling (10 count) - tasted a whole lot better than the last time, top pick! *Red Bean Milk Smoothie - way too sweet for me, will not get again Btw, they have frozen dumplings for purchase. You can buy them, take them home, and pan fry, steam, or boil them to your liking. They come in 50 count. Prices will vary by filling. Overall ambiance was wonderful even though I didn't dine-in. I would love to come back and dine-in one day. Some prices were very reasonable, but other prices were a bit higher than norm for the item. Parking can be limited in the front of the plaza, but there is more parking in the back of the building.

    Liliana C.

    HANDS DOWN THE BEST CHILI OIL WONTONS IN THE WHOLE WIDE WORLD!! My man and I discovered this hole in the wall and immediately fell in love with this place. They have iPads on each table which is super efficient and convenient to order. Almost every single item on the menu is finger-licking good, but the best imo would be their chili oil wontons. It does lean more towards the sour side bc it's got vinegar but I enjoy it a lot. It's worth a try! Prices are super reasonable and portions are great. You Kitchen has definitely become one of my go-to spots!

    Small menu FEB2026
    Franklin M.

    My friend and I wanted dinner before going to the bowling alley next door. We ordered shrimp noodles and green onion pancakes. The noodles were a bit too oily but were very flavorful and spicy for me after I added the red chili oil. The pancakes were perfect and delicious. This was the perfect amount of food and we were full afterwards. There is a 3 percent fee if you use a credit card for payment and they also accept Zelle.

    Shanghai pork mini wonton soup $10.50
    Christine L.

    Came here on a whim after checking out Valley Bowl's soft opening. The family needed dinner and since it had noodle posters we chose here. We ordered 4 things and they were all great. The price is pretty decent. Perhaps a college hangout at night? Front lady was nice and efficient. We'll be back.

    Anna A.

    Mom and pop shop serving soup dumplings, fried potstickers, wontons, noodles, pork buns, etc. One item that caught my eye was the Big Mouth Pancake available with pork, beef, or chicken). According to the store owner, very few restaurants have this dish on their menu. It's crispy sesame bread pastry covered with sesame seeds and stuffed with meat inside. The beef rolls was with a lighter crunch and soft baked texture. Service was quick and food came out fast.

    Pork Big Mouth pocket Pastry
    Will M.

    I've never actually eaten here, but I always swing by to grab their frozen dumplings, and they're totally worth it. They're a bit pricier than the store-bought ones, but they're handmade, and the skins are just right--not too thick or thin. The fillings are always juicy, flavorful, and packed in pretty decent-sized dumplings. For $30-$40, you get 50 pieces depending on the filling, so it's a good deal. This time, I got the shrimp, pork, and chive dumplings, which were fire. I also tried the fish dumplings, and they didn't disappoint--super plump and tasty. I also grabbed their Big Mouth Pocket Bread with pork filling, and it was so good. The bread was crispy, light, and just hit the spot with the savory filling. Overall, a solid spot for dumplings. I'll definitely keep coming back to stock up and maybe try something new next time!

    Spicy Wonton and Sichuan Dandan Noodle
    Dakota R.

    Definitely give this place a try! It was my first time trying this place so I got a few different things. My favorite was the Big Mouth Pancake which was very crispy and had a hint of sweetness to it. It was around $11.00 depending on the choice of meat option. I also got the spicy wontons which were very flavor and would definitely get again. One of the items I got which isn't shown in the photos is the Papaya Milk Smoothie which was decent. It wasn't too sweet but the papaya flavor wasn't as strong as I preferred it to be. As for the service, it was great!

    Amazon fresh beef roll! Way better than noodle 101 next door. Friendlier service here too.
    Lost In A.

    Oh man! This is a family owned delicious restaurant. The lady is sweet who works here. Our food was bomb. Cucumber salad little spicy how I like it. It was perfect with the garlic taste. Beef roll is on point always get it with extra sauce inside. The big fat pork pocket is crispy outside and soft juicy ground meat inside. Chicken & mushroom dumplings were decent. Next time we will get them steamed rather than boiled. The spicy pork wontons were perfection! They do take cards! Parking is plenty as well.

    Thousand layer pancake, Big Mouth pork
    Jennifer H.

    Really great hole in the wall Chinese restaurant, great if you just want some simple fast food. They are known for their dumplings and baos, of which you can buy handmade frozen ones. My favorite dish was their a Big Mouth Pork -- super crispy thin outer layer covering tasty ground pork -- one order comes with 4 pieces, leaves you wanting more! Also got the Thousand layer pancake which was crispy and delicious. Not as impressed with the zha jia mian, but I did like the chewiness of their hand pulled noodles -- would want to try it with their beef noodle soup. Spicy cucumbers was a huge plate well worth the price. I appreciated they had small ordering kiosk tablets at every table, with English and Chinese and photos of almost every single dish, made it super easy to order. Service was fast and friendly. Lots of free parking in the lot.

    Ray J.

    In this home-cooking-style dumpling house, you can get all different types of dumplings and bao, a variety of meats and fillings. We shared an order of XLB, steamed lamb dumplings, pork and cabbage potstickers, scallion pancakes, and open-faced pancakes. Everything was freshly made and totally worth the wait. XLB is not very special,but the dumplings were so delicious, the open-faced pancakes were crispy, and the marinated beef slices were seasoned just perfectly. I also got a bag of frozen dumplings and bao for to-go, very reasonably priced, high quality food.

    Spicy Wonton
    Austin W.

    You kitchen. The store is clean but the booth seats have slightly less space than normal. The staff is nice and friendly. Ordering on the iPad is super nice and convenient. The spicy wontons were good and it was cool that they were small but came with more.

    Frozen goodie box
    Mabel C.

    I've come here many times--it's one of my favorite restaurants. The beef noodle soup is my go-to, but honestly, it's hard to pick a favorite because everything is delicious. Highly recommend the dumplings--they're handmade, and you can even buy them frozen at a great price. The server reminds me of my aunties, and the food tastes like grandma made it. It's like a cozy Sunday at mom's, and she just brought out the menudo. I also love that the music stays true to the culture. They play Mandarin songs, not some watered-down English playlist. It makes the whole experience feel authentic--like I've been invited into someone's home. I'm always happy here.

    Leek pocket - one of the best I've had

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    one of my favorite places in sgv for zha jiang mian and dumplings!!! so good every time, would definitely recommend

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    Great dumplings, love the egg pockets and the noodle soup with hand pulled noodles. Friendly service. Tofu salad is my favorite

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    Ask the Community - You Kitchen

    Do they take credit? If yes, is there a minimum?

    As of 07/10/2026 there is a 3% fee for credit cards.

    Any outdoor seating?

    They have a couple tables set up outside from what I remember

    Is there anything Vegan?

    You can try the chive, egg, vermicelli dumplings. All the different salads are pretty good too.

    What time do they close on Fridays?

    9:30PM usually.

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    Grew up coming here and honestly it's not for the weak. This is peak cantonese dim sum culture,…read morechaotic, loud, carts bustling through, people getting cut in line because they know someone, and if you're a commoner without connections you're looking at an hour+ wait on the weekends. BUT if you can push through the chaos, or come during the weekday, the food is genuinely so good. They do dim sum and banquet style dinners so it's a solid spot for big family celebrations too. The usual suspects for me: har gow, siu mai, rice rolls, sticky rice, pork spare ribs, and stewed tripe They have a dim sum express next door where you can just walk up and grab items to go. Sometimes I call ahead so there's no wait, and a lot less chaos. I love picking it up and enjoying it at the park!

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    I've been curious about this dim sum window for a while. I stopped by on a weekend once but…read morecouldn't find parking, so I gave up. This time I was in the area late Monday morning and lucked out with a spot in their parking lot. If you're looking to satisfy a dim sum craving without spending much, this is a great little find. You order at the window, and about three minutes later they hand you a bag of fresh dim sum. Don't expect extras--no sauces, no chopsticks, just your order, a receipt, and a napkin. I scarfed everything down in my car and left a very happy camper. It's a solid option if you're dining on a dime. Grab your food and enjoy it in your car, at a nearby park, or take it home. Everything is ordered by the piece, so it's easy to mix and match. My favorites were the har gow (蝦餃, shrimp dumplings), char siu sou (叉燒酥, barbecue pork puff), and dan tat (蛋撻, egg custard tart). The siu mai (燒賣, pork and shrimp dumplings) and char siu bao (叉燒包, steamed barbecue pork bun) were good, but pretty standard compared to the standouts. Cash only.

    This takeout dim sum spot has been around for ages. It's a simple walk up window serving quick, no…read morefrills dim sum. Everything is ordered by piece, so you can mix and match exactly what you want by filling out the form. Came by on a Saturday craving a few things and ordered siu mai, har gow, BBQ pork buns, ham sui gok, and sesame balls. Once you place your order, everything comes out pretty fast. Overall the items are decent and definitely hit the craving. The BBQ pork bun was a little dry for me, but I liked the sesame balls and ham sui gok, nice and crispy on the outside with a chewy texture. Solid spot if you're in a rush or just want a quick dim sum fix.

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