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    Yum Long

    4.8 (865 reviews)
    ModerateChinese, Noodles, Soup
    Closed • 11:00 am - 9:00 pm
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    Shanghai Cheese Pork Xiao Long Bao(6)
    Sharlene C.

    After a few visits, definitely have favorites: signature pork XLB, pork belly, cauliflower, and Dan Dan noodles. I would not recommend: cucumber, pork sandwich, fried rice. Definitely get yourself on the waitlist !

    Cucumber Salad
    Ale S.

    I recently visited Yum Long for a quick lunch and had a wonderful experience! My partner and I were seated right away, and our server was incredibly friendly, taking the time to recommend a few menu items. The food arrived quickly, which was perfect for our schedule. Every dish was beautifully presented and so delicious. The ambiance was also fantastic--spotlessly clean, quiet, and spacious. I look forward to returning soon! i

    pork xlb, pan Pan-Fried Pork Bun, Garlic Baby Bok Choy
    Doris L.

    The food is pretty good! We came on a weekend for dinner and there was no wait, although I've heard this place can get pretty busy. Luckily, you're able to join the waitlist online, which is convenient. The restaurant is very clean, and the lighting is bright which I like. My only comment would be on the service. Our server was rly nice, but overall service from rest of the staff was ok. Overall, good food and would come back for the dessert xlb

    Caroline P.

    My mom found a reel on Facebook and sent it to me as a recommendation. My biggest gripe with Ding Tai is how expensive it is in the states. It's so much cheaper to eat it in Taiwan. Due to how far it is from Buena Park area, I've been putting it off until recently. We went on a Sunday afternoon for a later lunch. We waited around 10mins before being seated. I didn't like how they don't have an open waitlist you can join. There is absolutely no shade for you to hide under when you wait outside. They leave a water tank for guests waiting outside but since it's out in the sun, it wasn't cool. I guess it just nice to even provide any water at all at this point. We got in and the host led us to our seats. Within five minutes the hostess asked if we can move to another table. I politely declined. In hindsight. I should have changed seats because the table right to the left as you walk in the door gets very warm even with the holey shades. We were slightly sweating while eating our meal. Now onto the great stuff... Pork/ pork &shrimp XLB: so good. I am totally ok with this ding tai dupe if it's saving me money. Beef noodle soup: huge portions with a lot of beef chunks. Way more than what ding tai offers. My daughter absolutely loved this. Chilli wonton: this is a meh item for me. It wasn't bad. Just nothing outstanding. A pass for me. Braised pork: looked beautiful until I started taking pieces of it. Lots of fat and barely any meat. A pass for me. Popcorn chicken: turned out surprisingly looks for a XLB place. Husband would go back for this. Orange chicken: didn't look orange/brown like regular orange chicken. More on the yellow side. Odd breading. Husband and kids said it was ok. A pass for them. Cucumbers: standard for a cold starter. Chocolate strawberry XLB: never had a heated up strawberry fruit piece. Didn't have high expectations for this and ended but being pleasantly surprised. Speed for clearing dishes fair... required occasional prompting. Overall, this was a good experience. Now that we ordered everything we like to eat, , we will be able to just keep the ones that passed the taste test next time around. Highly recommended as a tummy and taste bud verified ding tai dupe! Thank you, Yelpers!

    Chili Oil Wonton(8)
    Scarlett H.

    Super popular new place (at this writing)! If you like DingTaiFeng then this is a great (and cheaper) option! ** Tip 1 - definitely get on the Yelp wait list if you plan to go in a popular time, like weekends. Otherwise the wait can be up to 2 hours, or worse yet, they may close the wiat lit -- it is THAT popular. I think their Xiao Long Bao is at par with Ding Tai Feng. Their wonton can improve a little - maybe a better sauce? The cauliflower was amazing - never knew it could taste so good! The hot and sour soup was excellent as well. If you come during popular dining hours, it can be pretty noisy (trademark of Chinese eateries, right?) and there would be lots of people waiting/walking around... so be prepared for that, it's part of the experience!

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    Brian T.

    Came here early lunch on Friday and had no wait. Small store and can see why they have long lines. Quick service and you get a free dish for signing up with their loyalty program. Food comes out quick and has great value here. The chili wonton is one of my tops due to it having a peanut sauce flavor instead of actual peanuts. Beef roll was flaky and a nice hoisin sauce inside. Beef udon stir fry had tender meats. Green beans were also solid. Would come back here for the value and tasty food! Parking in the garage. Plaza can get busy on the weekends.

    Vegetable Stir-Fried Noodles
    Amy H.

    My boyfriend and I stopped by for a late dinner (around 8 pm) and there were a couple of tables open for the two of us. The staff were nice and communicated to us that they were going to close soon so they gave us a set amount of time to order. It was easy to locate (especially given the signs leading to it from the underground parking lot LOL) and the place still looks new and clean! As someone who looooves Xiao long bao (XLB) and frequently eats them, these were probably the best, juiciest XLB I've ever had! Even when they got cold, the dumplings were somehow still juicy and tasty! The Mapo Tofu was also delicious - not too spicy for my (sort of) weak spice tolerance. It didn't come with rice, so we also got a separate rice bowl for $2. However, it also paired decently with the veggie stir-fried noodles (which were also delicious). I would highly recommend this place for the signature pork XLB, but I also wouldn't mind coming back to try other dishes!

    Cucumber Salad
    Shaye W.

    I've been wanting to try this place after seeing the long lines outside, and the food did not disappoint! I recommend the Dan Dan noodles, stir-fry green beans, pork XLB, and fried dumplings. The cucumber salad was underwhelming. The shrimp fried rice was ok- huge portions but kind of bland. The prices were also great! Affordable and large portions. Will definitely be coming back!

    Dessert Xiao Long Bao
    Jerica M.

    Had a great time here with my family! We ordered the Dan Dan noodles, sesame chicken noodles, xiao long baos: dessert & crab/pork ones. The restaurant is clean and all the workers are super friendly. Shoutout to our waiter Kevin for providing great service!

    Pablo M.

    This Monterey Park spot kept taking over my Instagram feed all week, so naturally, we had to come see what all the hype was about--and I'm happy to say, it did not disappoint! We started with the cucumber salad, which was incredibly fresh and crisp, with a dressing that had just the right balance of flavor. Simple, but really well done. Then came the Pork Xiao Long Bao, and these were seriously impressive! Juicy, flavorful, and packed with that delicious broth inside. They definitely gave some of our favorite dumpling spots, like Din Tai Fung and Mama Lu's, a run for their money! The chicken stir-fried noodles were another standout. The noodles had that perfect chewy texture, great wok flavor, and a savory sauce that tied everything together beautifully. We also ordered the pork buns and beef wrap pancake. Both were tasty, but honestly, the cucumber salad, Xiao Long Bao, and stir-fried noodles were the highlights of our meal. The service was another plus--our server was attentive, friendly, and made sure we were taken care of throughout the meal. We even received a complimentary order of Xiao Long Bao after joining their club, which was such a nice surprise! Overall, this was a really fun find in Monterey Park. Great food, attentive service, and several dishes that stood out. Definitely adding this one to our list of places to come back to!

    Salt & Pepper Chicken Wings
    Jorena L.

    Been wanting to try this DTF dupe since it first opened! Love that they use the Yelp waitlist system and I highly recommend bc the wait was around 45min on a Sat afternoon. The restaurant is very clean and modern inside. Service is great and our server, Emma, was the best! The food came so quickly. Everything was delicious. Top 3 dishes: 1. XLBs had a lot of soup and the skin was pretty thin 2. Sesame chicken noodles 3. Dry fried green beans The beef flat noodles had a big portion but needed a little more wokhei. Salt and pepper chicken wings were very crispy but could be more peppery. The pan fried pork and Napa cabbage dumplings and chili oil wontons were decent but not memorable. The thumbprint pan fried pork buns were a miss bc they basically tasted like more dumplings. I think the full size would've been better. The chocolate mochi XLB is not as good as the DTF one bc the chocolate is not as rich. The salted egg yolk XLB was okay. Overall, the prices are super reasonable and very affordable to split between a big group. They gave us the dessert for free for writing a review and you get a free XLB if you sign up for their membership.

    Signature Pork Xiao Long Bao(6)
    Alyssa V.

    I arrived at 5pm on a Friday and was seated right away. Service here is incredibly fast and efficient. From the time that I placed my order about 10 minutes later food started to arrive. All the food was amazing but if I had to pick my top dishes it would be the Dan Dan noodles and the chili oil wontons. If you sign up for their free rewards program you can get a complimentary order of chili oil wontons or pork xiao long bao! Very affordable pricing as well. My bill was just under $70. Of this place has been on your radar definitely give them a try!

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    Connie Y.

    Came in at 8:20pm and they close at 9pm but we ordered and got our food within 10min! The staff are super nice and super quick with it, the restaurant is well kept and super modern. Got the cold sesame noodles, their new chicken wings, beef stir fry noodles and signature xiao long baos. Cold sesame noodles: delicious, the sesame sauce wasn't overpowering and all the sides in it worked perfectly Chicken wings: super crispy, love the slight spice, super tender, good portion Beef stir fry noodle: last min add but loved it, super tasty Signature xiao long baos: very standard, thicker skin than I'm used to, broth was good but not the best Wouldn't call this place a DTF dupe, I feel like its dishes are slightly different and not exactly within the same realm despite being Chinese food. Can't wait to come back and try their other dishes. Sign up to be a member and get free XLB!

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