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Affordable yummy food!! Service was quick and they're great with recommendations on dishes to order. Small hole in a wall restaurant. Great place to eat lunch with the fam!!
We came back to this place because we were craving Hainanese Chicken Rice and Laksa Noodle Soup. These were the three dishes we ordered: First was the K1 Special Laksa Fish Noodle Soup, $16.50, or 招牌叻沙魚綫面 (叻沙湯). I had tried this dish before and enjoyed it, but I didn't remember the broth being so light. I thought the dish would've benefited from a thicker and creamier broth. I think adding some coconut cream to increase the creaminess would've made it better, imho. That said, the real highlight of this dish was still the fish noodles. They were these long, tube shaped pieces of fish cake that acted like noodles, and they were delicious and felt high in protein. The bowl also came with a good amount of toppings. I especially loved their beef balls because they were so firm and almost crunchy when I bit into them. There was also shrimp, Napa Cabbage, and other toppings that made the bowl feel hearty. My mom got the K8 Slice Beef Laksa Fish Noodle Soup, $16.95, or 肥牛叻沙魚綫面 (叻沙湯). This was very similar to the K1, but the main difference was that it came with thinly sliced beef on top. The beef looked really good, and honestly, I kind of wished I had ordered this one because I like to try something new. It also came with the same delicious fish noodles, so this is probably what I'll try next time. The last dish was the K9 Signature Hainan Chicken Over Rice, $15.50, or 招牌海南鷄飯. My only gripe with this dish was the same as last time. The chicken was chopped right through the middle of the bone, so there were little bone shards mixed in with the meat, which I hate. I really didn't enjoy having to worry about biting into one while eating. Aside from that though, I thought the presentation was much better this time around. It also seemed like they gave us a little more chicken, and the meat was incredibly juicy and succulent. I especially loved how the skin was glistening with the oil. I also loved the whole presentation of the plate, which came with the Chicken and Rice, some kind of Cucumber Salad, Quail Eggs, and a small bowl of Broth on the side.
My friends and I stopped by Yummy Hainan Chicken for dinner on a Friday evening and the restaurant was completely empty at 5:00 p.m. Between the four of us, we ended up sharing a half Hainan chicken, half roasted duck and two bowls of their chicken rice. Overall, I really enjoyed the food here. The chicken rice was aromatic, flavorful and had a really nice texture to it. The chicken is tender and the thin outer skin has a gelatinous quality to it like a well-prepared Hainanese chicken. Honestly I had no notes on this dish. Hard to improve. I generally avoid roast duck at restaurants because of how fatty it is, but the one here was surprisingly good. While there were a few pieces with a thick section of fat between the skin and the meat, the majority of the pieces had a nice balance. There's a sweet tangy sauce that's included on the side with the duck that I really enjoyed as well. If you're looking for lean duck, you'll probably want to stick with the Chiu Chow marinated duck. Service is pretty minimal here, but our waitress stopped by our table once to refill our waters and to check on how we liked the food. Overall, 4.5 stars rounding up to a 5.
I was in the area and decided to give Yummy Hainan Chicken a try. I ordered the K9 signature Hainan chicken over rice. I placed the order over the phone and asked for it without the skin since I'm not a fan of slimy chicken skin unless it's crispy. A few minutes later they called back to ask if I wanted bone in or boneless. I told them bone in was fine, I just didn't want the skin. When I got home and ate it, the food was okay overall. The chicken was cold, not like it had been sitting out, but more like it had just come out of the refrigerator. The peanuts were actually a nice touch and added good flavor and texture. I also liked the ginger sauce they poured over the chicken, but there really wasn't enough of it. I wish they gave extra on the side in a separate container. The side veggies were okay too. It came with cucumbers, quail eggs, and fungus. I ate everything except the fungus. It had a very unique flavor that I just couldn't get into. Overall it wasn't bad, but I've definitely had better Hainan chicken elsewhere, so I'm not sure if I'd come back again.
I love Hainan chicken in its simple, poached preparation accompanied by flavorful rice and the minced ginger, scallion dipping oil. I decided to stop by Yummy Hainan Chicken and get their Signature Hainan Chicken rice plate. Placed an order to go and was ready in less than 10 mins. Item looked delicious with nice and fluffy rice, peanuts, cucumber salad with wood ear mushrooms, bean curd skin, and 2 quail eggs nicely presented in the container. Chicken was cold and straight from the refrigerator and sitting in pinkish collagen/gelatin. Maybe the preferred way for a firm jelly-like skin but not for me as the meat was more firm and not as juicy. First time, having it that cold from a restaurant and wasn't a fan. Overall, 3.5 stars. A good try and will return to try that dish (and warm a bit) and other dishes. Plenty of lot parking in the 99 Ranch shopping center
We were looking for a place for dinner and Yummy Hainan Chicken came up. The parking was good as it's in a good-sized strip mall. A small cafe with simple decor. They have a pretty painting, and pictures of their dishes. No distracting house music. Only one unisex restroom. Signature Hainan Chicken (whole 5/5) - The restaurant serves half a chicken on separate plates. The fully cooked chicken was tender, juicy, and plump. The ginger scallion sauce was good. The roasted peanuts was a good texture and flavor change. Chicken Flavor Rice (3.5/5) - Decent flavor with a hint of pandan. Braised Pork Knuckle (3.5/5) - Tender, juicy. It was good, though, I wish it had a stronger flavor. My wife enjoyed it. Overall, a pretty good place for Hainan Chicken and other things. We will be back! Support your local business.
4+ If you're looking for a solid meal in the area, Yummy Hainan Chicken is a fantastic choice. The food is consistently fresh, flavorful, and hits that perfect balance of being light yet filling. Everything is prepared with care, the service is efficient, and the atmosphere is clean and welcoming. It's the kind of reliable local spot that's perfect for a quick lunch or a casual dinner when you want something high-quality and satisfying. Definitely worth a visit!
Sorry to change the stars on this restaurant as it has been one of my favorite for take out Hainan chicken. This is reviewing for my dine in experience and the take out I got today. - I got the K7 braised beef brisket noodle soup The portion of the beef brisket was so little to my amusement. DON'T recommend getting this due to the portion size. Taste was just ok. Carrots were a bit hard. And take out - curry beef brisket (size of the curry has shrink to half the size) I guess I will stick to Hainan chicken rice for dine in and take out but don't try anything else. The only other side I would recommend is the tofu. However the quality control is just alright. The chef put the ugliest small piece on the center bottom so we wouldn't see that it's smaller than the rest of the pieces. Pretty disappointed overall at today dine in and take out experience.
With "Yummy" in their name, expectations are high but they totally live up to it and their Hainan chicken is delicious! Yummy Hainan Chicken operates a humble storefront that's typically full during peak lunch hours but with their capacity of about 10-15 small parties, it's a high churn place so with a wait time of 15-30 minutes, a spot will eventually open up. They have a handwritten waitlist that they'll go through as you and your party wait outside (there's a super small waiting area for about 3 people); they'll come out to call your name. Don't fret though, as you wait, peruse the menu and plan out your feast. Once you get seated, the staff will had out menus and waters/teas to start. Their offerings are quite inclusive of a variety of signature Chinese specialties. We tried to get a few things to give them a good shake and were quite impressed with the value and quality. Hainan Chicken (served by the half so if you get a whole one, you'll get two dishes) - the namesake of this establishment gets the full score as its taste and presentation are as authentic as you'd expect. Served with the ginger sauce and salted roasted peanuts, these meaty pieces of poached chicken are succulent and flavorful with each bite yet. The pieces were not fatty at all and were quite tender. You can order it to go with rice but since we did family style, we just got the whole chicken to share (with leftovers of course). Marinated Platter - this protein dense dish is piled with marinated fried tofu, honeycomb tripe, duck, and boiled eggs. This is perfect to share as a starter that will get your tastebuds popping with umami. Laksa Noodles - as newbies to this, we ordered the special "K1" signature laksa noodle soup and were pleasantly surprised that the noodles were not your wheat variety but made of the same protein and texture of fish cakes. Very flavorful broth packed with meatballs, shrimp, tofu, quail eggs, and veggies. Definitely a good one for cold days! We did end up sharing but one slurp and you may want this one all to yourself! Cucumber Salad - not much to be said on this dish. It was rather uninspired as it lacked tofu skin and wood ear. It definitely had a good share of smashed cucumbers and was tasty but the variety was extremely subpar. Fried Salt and Pepper Porkchop - these tender and crispy chops were delicious and considered a chef special, making it a bit more affordable compared to other dishes. Great value and tasted great even after reheating with an oven. The staff were friendly and spoke English, Cantonese and Mandarin giving language learners an opportunity to practice. They were quick to greet us and bring the food out. The prices were reasonable given the amount and quality. If eating as a party, family style, each person should get a good taste without spending too much and still have some to take home for a second meal. Overall, Yummy Hainan Chicken does a great job with their signature dish but also does fairly well with other specialties and staples. Its location is convenient given the shared parking lot with many other small businesses and grocery stores and proximity to the highway. Lunch or dinner, this place has you covered for dine in or takeout. Since many of their dishes are prepared beforehand, the service is typically quick so for hangry folks, you'll find your zen in no time. Ain't no better time than a yummy time!
Was in the area visiting a friend and looking for something interesting to eat. I saw pictures of this Hainan chicken with yellow skin I haven't seen before and decided to come. It's located in the 99 Ranch plaza on the left side of the supermarket. There is plenty of parking. Restaurant itself is on the smaller side and it was getting full at lunch even though it was a weekday so I know it's a popular spot. Service is like a normal Chinese restaurant where it could be perceived as rude but it's just their style. They took my order immediately and when I tried standing so there would be more open tables they insisted I stay seated. Hainan Chicken Rice: Non-traditional and unique. Comes with cucumbers, mushroom, 2 quail eggs and peanuts. I would call this more Malay style and it's mainly because the rice tasted like coconut. The chicken was good but I honestly prefer more classic style.
I ordered takeout here the other night, and it was good but not great. The chicken was completely cold rather than room-temperature or slightly cooler. It also had a bit more bone than I thought I would be getting. The rice was great, and the cucumbers as well, but the quail eggs were also quite cold, like they were sitting out. The garlic and scallions were yummy, but not as flavorful as I had wished. All in all I'd be willing to try this place out again, but maybe I'll dine in next time!
The Hainanese chicken place near me closed and so my family and I came here to try it out. It wasn't very crowded and the service was good. But the Hainanese chicken, though the flavor was good, had too many little bones in it and was a pain to eat and a pain to feed it to my kids. The other dishes were good, but since they're known for their Hainanese chicken, I was disappointed.
Randomly came here with my aunt after checking out the new H Mart nearby and I loved it! We were sat immediately after coming in and ordered shortly after. My aunt ordered their Hainan chicken rice plate, my husband got the duck rice plate and I got the duck noodle soup. The chicken and duck were absolutely delicious. I love that the meal didn't feel too heavy, but it was filling and not too expensive either. The soup felt hearty and comforting, but flavorful. Service was fast too. It didn't take more than five minutes for the food to come out. I also love that it wasn't a big restaurant but a small cafe. The cozy vibes were there for sure!
4 days ago
WHY WE WENT HERE: - dinner - siblings wanted to introduce me to Hainanese chicken THE LOOK (FROM THE OUTSIDE): - located in the Dublin Plaza Center off Regional St and Amador Valley Blvd - located in between 99 Ranch Market and Baskin-Robbins THE LOOK (FROM THE INSIDE): - small restaurant with wooden tables and wooden/leather chairs - mural on one side and menu on the TV in the rear and printed out on the opposite wall of the mural THE MENU: - drink - yummy noodle soup - yummy rice plats - yummy appetizers WHAT WE ORDERED: - K17 Signature Hainan Chicken (Half) - K19 Chiu Chow Marinated Duck (Half) - K21 Special Fried Chicken (Half) - K37 Salt & Pepper Tofu - K41 Smashed Cucumber Wood Ear Mushroom and Bean Curd Salad THE TASTE: - K17 Signature Hainan Chicken (Half) - reminiscent of Filipino arroz caldo; surprised it was cold though - K19 Chiu Chow Marinated Duck (Half) - tasty, different than peking duck flavors - K21 Special Fried Chicken (Half) - wasn't expected it to be so big, but it was crunchy outside and juicy inside - K37 Salt & Pepper Tofu - seasoned like popcorn chicken - K41 Smashed Cucumber Wood Ear Mushroom and Bean Curd Salad - very refreshing CUSTOMER SERVICE: - attentive but not overbearing read more
21 days ago
3.25 stars, reluctantly rounded down to 3 stars. Has one of the best dishes I am currently obsessed with but also some dishes I am indifferent to. Been to Yummy Hainan Chicken a few times. Slowly finding a few favorites on the menu but like other restaurants, not everything I've ordered has been to my taste. K15. Knife Cut Noodle with Minced Meat a little too soft & bland. Wish the egg was less hard boiled. Yolk was chalky. Tried this years ago, soon after they opened so it may have improved since then. May give it another try in the future. K10. Chiu Chow Marinated Duck over Rice Plate was meaty. The rice plate was the perfect portion for 1 person or 2 people with light appetites. My dining companion didn't like it much as she prefers Peking duck. I thought it was OK. K12. Braised Beef Brisket and Tendon over Rice wasn't my fave. Brisket a bit too tough and dry. Also, didn't care for the flavor being more sweet than savory. K35. Salt & Pepper Capelin (smelt) was perfectly fried and salted fish. My absolute favorite item on the menu. Always order whenever I dine-in. The squeeze of lemon is essential. Took it over the top. Ate them like fries. Must try! Half Roast Duck was super yummy but much too salty on its own. Must eat with rice or their noodle soup. Always seemed to dine here in the height of the summer heat so didn't really touch the complimentary cup of soup. Will probably appreciate it more when the temps aren't consistently hovering over 100 degrees. Will definitely want to explore more of the menu to hopefully find additional favorites. read more
We came back to this place because we were craving Hainanese Chicken Rice and Laksa Noodle Soup. These were the three dishes we ordered: First was the K1 Special Laksa Fish Noodle Soup, $16.50, or 招牌叻沙魚綫面 (叻沙湯). I had tried this dish before and enjoyed it, but I didn't remember the broth being so light. I thought the dish would've benefited from a thicker and creamier broth. I think adding some coconut cream to increase the creaminess would've made it better, imho. That said, the real highlight of this dish was still the fish noodles. They were these long, tube shaped pieces of fish cake that acted like noodles, and they were delicious and felt high in protein. The bowl also came with a good amount of toppings. I especially loved their beef balls because they were so firm and almost crunchy when I bit into them. There was also shrimp, Napa Cabbage, and other toppings that made the bowl feel hearty. My mom got the K8 Slice Beef Laksa Fish Noodle Soup, $16.95, or 肥牛叻沙魚綫面 (叻沙湯). This was very similar to the K1, but the main difference was that it came with thinly sliced beef on top. The beef looked really good, and honestly, I kind of wished I had ordered this one because I like to try something new. It also came with the same delicious fish noodles, so this is probably what I'll try next time. The last dish was the K9 Signature Hainan Chicken Over Rice, $15.50, or 招牌海南鷄飯. My only gripe with this dish was the same as last time. The chicken was chopped right through the middle of the bone, so there were little bone shards mixed in with the meat, which I hate. I really didn't enjoy having to worry about biting into one while eating. Aside from that though, I thought the presentation was much better this time around. It also seemed like they gave us a little more chicken, and the meat was incredibly juicy and succulent. I especially loved how the skin was glistening with the oil. I also loved the whole presentation of the plate, which came with the Chicken and Rice, some kind of Cucumber Salad, Quail Eggs, and a small bowl of Broth on the side. read more
My friends and I stopped by Yummy Hainan Chicken for dinner on a Friday evening and the restaurant was completely empty at 5:00 p.m. Between the four of us, we ended up sharing a half Hainan chicken, half roasted duck and two bowls of their chicken rice. Overall, I really enjoyed the food here. The chicken rice was aromatic, flavorful and had a really nice texture to it. The chicken is tender and the thin outer skin has a gelatinous quality to it like a well-prepared Hainanese chicken. Honestly I had no notes on this dish. Hard to improve. I generally avoid roast duck at restaurants because of how fatty it is, but the one here was surprisingly good. While there were a few pieces with a thick section of fat between the skin and the meat, the majority of the pieces had a nice balance. There's a sweet tangy sauce that's included on the side with the duck that I really enjoyed as well. If you're looking for lean duck, you'll probably want to stick with the Chiu Chow marinated duck. Service is pretty minimal here, but our waitress stopped by our table once to refill our waters and to check on how we liked the food. Overall, 4.5 stars rounding up to a 5. read more
I was in the area and decided to give Yummy Hainan Chicken a try. I ordered the K9 signature Hainan chicken over rice. I placed the order over the phone and asked for it without the skin since I'm not a fan of slimy chicken skin unless it's crispy. A few minutes later they called back to ask if I wanted bone in or boneless. I told them bone in was fine, I just didn't want the skin. When I got home and ate it, the food was okay overall. The chicken was cold, not like it had been sitting out, but more like it had just come out of the refrigerator. The peanuts were actually a nice touch and added good flavor and texture. I also liked the ginger sauce they poured over the chicken, but there really wasn't enough of it. I wish they gave extra on the side in a separate container. The side veggies were okay too. It came with cucumbers, quail eggs, and fungus. I ate everything except the fungus. It had a very unique flavor that I just couldn't get into. Overall it wasn't bad, but I've definitely had better Hainan chicken elsewhere, so I'm not sure if I'd come back again. read more
I love Hainan chicken in its simple, poached preparation accompanied by flavorful rice and the minced ginger, scallion dipping oil. I decided to stop by Yummy Hainan Chicken and get their Signature Hainan Chicken rice plate. Placed an order to go and was ready in less than 10 mins. Item looked delicious with nice and fluffy rice, peanuts, cucumber salad with wood ear mushrooms, bean curd skin, and 2 quail eggs nicely presented in the container. Chicken was cold and straight from the refrigerator and sitting in pinkish collagen/gelatin. Maybe the preferred way for a firm jelly-like skin but not for me as the meat was more firm and not as juicy. First time, having it that cold from a restaurant and wasn't a fan. Overall, 3.5 stars. A good try and will return to try that dish (and warm a bit) and other dishes. Plenty of lot parking in the 99 Ranch shopping center read more
We were looking for a place for dinner and Yummy Hainan Chicken came up. The parking was good as it's in a good-sized strip mall. A small cafe with simple decor. They have a pretty painting, and pictures of their dishes. No distracting house music. Only one unisex restroom. Signature Hainan Chicken (whole 5/5) - The restaurant serves half a chicken on separate plates. The fully cooked chicken was tender, juicy, and plump. The ginger scallion sauce was good. The roasted peanuts was a good texture and flavor change. Chicken Flavor Rice (3.5/5) - Decent flavor with a hint of pandan. Braised Pork Knuckle (3.5/5) - Tender, juicy. It was good, though, I wish it had a stronger flavor. My wife enjoyed it. Overall, a pretty good place for Hainan Chicken and other things. We will be back! Support your local business. read more
4+ If you're looking for a solid meal in the area, Yummy Hainan Chicken is a fantastic choice. The food is consistently fresh, flavorful, and hits that perfect balance of being light yet filling. Everything is prepared with care, the service is efficient, and the atmosphere is clean and welcoming. It's the kind of reliable local spot that's perfect for a quick lunch or a casual dinner when you want something high-quality and satisfying. Definitely worth a visit! read more
Sorry to change the stars on this restaurant as it has been one of my favorite for take out Hainan chicken. This is reviewing for my dine in experience and the take out I got today. - I got the K7 braised beef brisket noodle soup The portion of the beef brisket was so little to my amusement. DON'T recommend getting this due to the portion size. Taste was just ok. Carrots were a bit hard. And take out - curry beef brisket (size of the curry has shrink to half the size) I guess I will stick to Hainan chicken rice for dine in and take out but don't try anything else. The only other side I would recommend is the tofu. However the quality control is just alright. The chef put the ugliest small piece on the center bottom so we wouldn't see that it's smaller than the rest of the pieces. Pretty disappointed overall at today dine in and take out experience. read more
8 months ago
With "Yummy" in their name, expectations are high but they totally live up to it and their Hainan chicken is delicious! Yummy Hainan Chicken operates a humble storefront that's typically full during peak lunch hours but with their capacity of about 10-15 small parties, it's a high churn place so with a wait time of 15-30 minutes, a spot will eventually open up. They have a handwritten waitlist that they'll go through as you and your party wait outside (there's a super small waiting area for about 3 people); they'll come out to call your name. Don't fret though, as you wait, peruse the menu and plan out your feast. Once you get seated, the staff will had out menus and waters/teas to start. Their offerings are quite inclusive of a variety of signature Chinese specialties. We tried to get a few things to give them a good shake and were quite impressed with the value and quality. Hainan Chicken (served by the half so if you get a whole one, you'll get two dishes) - the namesake of this establishment gets the full score as its taste and presentation are as authentic as you'd expect. Served with the ginger sauce and salted roasted peanuts, these meaty pieces of poached chicken are succulent and flavorful with each bite yet. The pieces were not fatty at all and were quite tender. You can order it to go with rice but since we did family style, we just got the whole chicken to share (with leftovers of course). Marinated Platter - this protein dense dish is piled with marinated fried tofu, honeycomb tripe, duck, and boiled eggs. This is perfect to share as a starter that will get your tastebuds popping with umami. Laksa Noodles - as newbies to this, we ordered the special "K1" signature laksa noodle soup and were pleasantly surprised that the noodles were not your wheat variety but made of the same protein and texture of fish cakes. Very flavorful broth packed with meatballs, shrimp, tofu, quail eggs, and veggies. Definitely a good one for cold days! We did end up sharing but one slurp and you may want this one all to yourself! Cucumber Salad - not much to be said on this dish. It was rather uninspired as it lacked tofu skin and wood ear. It definitely had a good share of smashed cucumbers and was tasty but the variety was extremely subpar. Fried Salt and Pepper Porkchop - these tender and crispy chops were delicious and considered a chef special, making it a bit more affordable compared to other dishes. Great value and tasted great even after reheating with an oven. The staff were friendly and spoke English, Cantonese and Mandarin giving language learners an opportunity to practice. They were quick to greet us and bring the food out. The prices were reasonable given the amount and quality. If eating as a party, family style, each person should get a good taste without spending too much and still have some to take home for a second meal. Overall, Yummy Hainan Chicken does a great job with their signature dish but also does fairly well with other specialties and staples. Its location is convenient given the shared parking lot with many other small businesses and grocery stores and proximity to the highway. Lunch or dinner, this place has you covered for dine in or takeout. Since many of their dishes are prepared beforehand, the service is typically quick so for hangry folks, you'll find your zen in no time. Ain't no better time than a yummy time! read more
Was in the area visiting a friend and looking for something interesting to eat. I saw pictures of this Hainan chicken with yellow skin I haven't seen before and decided to come. It's located in the 99 Ranch plaza on the left side of the supermarket. There is plenty of parking. Restaurant itself is on the smaller side and it was getting full at lunch even though it was a weekday so I know it's a popular spot. Service is like a normal Chinese restaurant where it could be perceived as rude but it's just their style. They took my order immediately and when I tried standing so there would be more open tables they insisted I stay seated. Hainan Chicken Rice: Non-traditional and unique. Comes with cucumbers, mushroom, 2 quail eggs and peanuts. I would call this more Malay style and it's mainly because the rice tasted like coconut. The chicken was good but I honestly prefer more classic style. read more
I ordered takeout here the other night, and it was good but not great. The chicken was completely cold rather than room-temperature or slightly cooler. It also had a bit more bone than I thought I would be getting. The rice was great, and the cucumbers as well, but the quail eggs were also quite cold, like they were sitting out. The garlic and scallions were yummy, but not as flavorful as I had wished. All in all I'd be willing to try this place out again, but maybe I'll dine in next time! read more
The Hainanese chicken place near me closed and so my family and I came here to try it out. It wasn't very crowded and the service was good. But the Hainanese chicken, though the flavor was good, had too many little bones in it and was a pain to eat and a pain to feed it to my kids. The other dishes were good, but since they're known for their Hainanese chicken, I was disappointed. read more
6 months ago
Randomly came here with my aunt after checking out the new H Mart nearby and I loved it! We were sat immediately after coming in and ordered shortly after. My aunt ordered their Hainan chicken rice plate, my husband got the duck rice plate and I got the duck noodle soup. The chicken and duck were absolutely delicious. I love that the meal didn't feel too heavy, but it was filling and not too expensive either. The soup felt hearty and comforting, but flavorful. Service was fast too. It didn't take more than five minutes for the food to come out. I also love that it wasn't a big restaurant but a small cafe. The cozy vibes were there for sure! read more
Ordered the Hainan chicken rice plate to go. I am in love! So flavorful and lite. You feel good eating your food. The rice had the great chicken flavor to it and the soup - PERFECT. Definitely will go back. The service was also super fast. I went in, ordered, took 5 min to stop at 99 Ranch next door and came back to food ready to roll. I will probably sit in and eat next time so the dog doesn't eat my leftovers. Great chill atmosphere in the restaurant. Go get your Hainan Chicken. You will be happy you did. read more
After picking up Princess from the kennel, we were looking for lunch. My wife said she either wanted noodles or a sandwich. I wonder how she would have liked a noodle sandwich. Am I being mean? No, I've often wondered whether or not it would be unreasonable to wrap spaghetti in a flour tortilla. Spaghetti Burrito, if you will. Makes spaghetti hand holdable. Otherwise it would be next to impossible to eat spaghetti while driving. But I digress... We looked at the menu for Yummy Hainan Chicken and they had dishes that we enjoy. So, we stopped by and placed an order and paid for it. When the order was ready, we got back into the van and drove to a nearby park. I got water for the dog, and we sat at a picnic table in the shade. My wife pulled the dishes out of the bag and immediately, I saw that we had a problem. There was a small box of rice. We didn't order any rice. There was a rice plate. No, we did not order a rice plate. There were two small containers of broth which we also had not ordered. I looked at the receipt that was attached to the outside of the bag and it was Order #13, worth about $35. I asked my wife for our receipt, and it was Order #14, worth about $51. Arrrggghhh! We packed the food back up without opening any of the dishes. We put the dog back into the van and drove back to the restaurant. As soon as my wife walked in the door, the server rushed up to her and apologized for giving her the wrong order. Then she told my wife to keep the incorrect order to enjoy and meanwhile, the kitchen would refire our original order. That was above and beyond. Service the old-fashioned way. We goofed, we're sorry. Let us make it up to you. We ended up with $86 worth of food for only $51. Yes, they made a mistake. Yes, it was an inconvenience because we had to return and then wait. But the fact that they recognized and admitted to the mistake as soon as my wife walked in the door is impressive. The fact that they told us to keep the incorrect order tells us that they understand that once food goes out the door, if it's returned, they must throw it out for food safety reasons. However, by simply telling us to keep it built up tremendous goodwill that can't be bought. Before we even got back to the park, we had already decided that the yelp rating would be a 5* just for the customer service. Then, we ate the food. We tried a little bit of everything that we got and it was all DELICIOUS! We enjoyed everything that we got and would happily order it again. Of course, we'd also have to try other flavors too. We got: Curry Beef Brisket & Beef Tendon - 5 - Not too much eat. Nice tender brisket and tendon. This dish was great over rice. Hainan Chicken Noodle Soup - 5 - This dish is probably better in house than to go. Like all the better restaurants, everything came in three separate containers. Soup in a large bowl. Noodles in a smaller plastic container. Hainan Chicken with Green Onion/Ginger Sauce and Peanuts on the side. The problem was with the noodles. Once cooked, they're dropped into the container where they clump together. It took a bit of work to unclump them in the soup. One solution would be to leave some water in with the noodles but then they would absorb that water and that changes the texture. The real solution would be to eat them in restaurant to enjoy the dish as it should be enjoyed. Broth - 5 - A mild flavored broth served with two of the dishes ordered. Seafood Laksa Ramen - 5 - Super flavorful soup with Prawns, Mussels, Cuttlefish Balls, Calamari and Fried Tofu. Another yelper wrote that the noodles are made from fish paste. We couldn't really tell. They were very soft and didn't have much of a bite or flavor, however, as a complete dish, it all came together well. This dish was served in two containers, soup and noodles. These noodles did not clump together. Knife Cut Noodles with Minced Meat - 5 - While this was not a dish that we would have ordered on our own, it is a dish that we will order again. For whatever reason, we have a fascination with handmade noodle because of the flavors and textures. There was just a hint of heat that we think may have come from spicy fermented tofu, but please don't quote us on that. Braised Beef Brisket and Beef Tendon over Rice Plate - Order this to eat in house but not to go. It's served in a plastic three-compartment plate with a lid. Because the rice and the Brisket/Tendon are served hot, the Smashed Cucumber, Wood Ear and Bean Curd Salad gets "cooked". It would tastes much better cold or at room temperature. The restaurant is small and clean. The people friendly and service, relatively quick. Parking is okay if you don't mind walking across a parking lot. It is shared with other businesses such as 99 Ranch and Baskin Robbins. We will definitely be back! read more
This review is for Yummy Hainan Chicken delivery through GrubHub ($1 extra per dish). The food arrived quickly and piping hot. But was it as yummy as the name implied? Yes! The Signature Hainan Chicken Over Rice ($15.50) was truly yummy! This dish was the best of the three that we ordered. It didn't seem to give you a whole lot to eat, but the chicken was very "slick" and oily. The flavor was excellent, and the ginger scallion sauce tasted perfect. Be careful! It does have little pieces of bone fragments from the way the chicken was cut. It comes with a little bit of yellow rice, which was very lightly seasoned. The appetizer on the side contained cucumbers, tofu, skin, and little bits of wood ear fungus. It was lightly salted. The soup was pretty good too, but had a little bit of seasoning that I couldn't identify, and pieces of seaweed in it. The Braised Beef Brisket and Beef Tendon Over Rice ($15.95) was OK, flavor was good, but the tendon seemed a little bit chewy. This dish came with regular rice and the appetizer. DH really loved the Chiu Chow Marinated Duck Over Rice ($15.50), but that's his thing. I thought it was OK, the duck didn't have much flavor, but the sweet garlic sauce really helped to add more. Portion size did not seem very large on this one either. We tried a vegetable soup, which was really good. It was listed as a vegetable in broth, Choy Sum In Supreme Broth ($10.95), so it wasn't exactly what we were expecting. I think it was a chicken broth thickened with cornstarch. It had fish balls in it. Overall, a great experience with delivery from Yummy Hainan Chicken. I think it would be better once we figure out what to order. Also might try to pick it up, since certain items like whole chicken were not available through GrubHub. read more
If you're craving comfort food that feels both simple and special, Yummy Hainan Chicken really delivers! The chicken is tender and juicy, with that perfect silky texture you want in a good Hainanese chicken. The rice is fragrant, flavorful, and stands on its own--you can tell it's been cooked in broth, not just plain white rice. The sauces are the real highlight: the ginger-scallion is fresh and zesty, the chili has just the right kick, and the soy brings it all together. I love that you can mix and match each bite. Portions are generous and come at a great value, so you definitely won't leave hungry. Service is quick, friendly, and efficient--whether dining in or grabbing to-go, they keep things moving. The space itself is clean and casual, nothing fancy, but exactly what you want when the food is the star. Overall, this spot is a gem in Dublin. If you're a fan of Hainan chicken (or if you've never tried it before), this is the place to go. read more
I came here for the Hainan Chicken Rice and it did not disappoint. The chicken was tender, juicy, and perfectly cooked. It came topped with ginger scallion sauce that tied everything together beautifully. The plate also came with nice little touches: crunchy peanuts, pickled veggies, quail eggs, and fresh cucumber with wood ear mushrooms. Presentation was clean and appetizing, and the portion size was generous for the price. Definitely one of the best Hainan chicken rice plates I've had in the area read more
Quick service, delicious food, no frills dining. There was a TV playing quietly with an Asian drama, between that and the family with two toddlers, we were entertained. We had half Hainan chicken with the chicken flavor rice, the romaine lettuce with garlic sauce, the deep fried peanuts appetizer, the mala shredded chicken appetizer, Everything was except the lettuce dish which had been stir fried. I would have the peanuts were cold, unsalted, and I'm not even sure if they were fried. I've had hainan chicken at a few different establishments now and they all have come with peanuts. These weren't salted and didn't seem fried. We ended up taking our peanuts home and will most likely toast them in a pan and salt them. I really enjoyed the lettuce, so simple but the crunchy garlic bits really worked for me. The hainan chicken was yummy and had just the right amount of seasoning. The mala shredded chicken was also served cold, I wasn't expecting this but it was fine, the taste was good and they told us it was spicy when they dropped it off at our table. It had a mild spiciness in my opinion and not as spicy as I was expecting based on their warning. Overall service was great, and would definitely go back if I was in the mood for Hainan chicken and didn't want to drive down the freeway to get better peanuts elsewhere in Dublin read more
Service was very quick. We ordered a few dishes to try - cucumber salad, chicken, duck, and Curry Beef Brisket and Tendon. Best to least favorite dishes: Duck -- absolutely delicious! It has so much flavor!! Cucumber salad -- it had a tint of garlic, was very refreshing and crunchy. Curry Beef Brisket and Tendon -- the curry flavor was great and the brisket and tendons were really tender. This is great over some rice! read more
6 months ago
This place has the best tasting Hainan chicken in the Bay Area. The marinated duck is also excellent and has no competitors in the 50 miles area. Prices are affordable. Good portion. Great service and clean bathroom. Plenty of free parking read more
1 year ago
2 months ago
This was our first time trying Hainan chicken. We were looking forward to stopping by especially since this restaurant has been receiving favorable reviews. The server greeted us as soon as we walked in and she let us pick our table so we sat in the back near the entry. Several customers were already enjoying their meals, some had bowls of noodles and others had various rice plates. The server brought us hot tea and menus. We both ordered the Hainan chicken plate (K9) and the server mentioned that this chicken is served cold. Different but okay, we'll give it a try. She brought us little bowls of broth with seaweed. It was clean tasting and a nice way to begin our meal. Our main dishes came next which consisted of a scoop of flavored rice, a cucumber/wood ear mushroom salad, peanuts and the chicken was chopped into smaller pieces. On top of the chicken was a dollop of a scallion/ginger sauce. The rice and cucumber salad were very good. The chicken is flavored but the wing pieces I received had skin and bones and very little meat. My husband's piece of chicken was larger but he found it to be fatty and I think this is the typical slightly jelly-like substance that develops from being refrigerated. So please be aware that if you've never had Hainan chicken before, the chicken does come cold with skin and bones intact and the chicken is chopped like with a cleaver. The rice was our favorite. The gentleman next to us was enjoying his bowl of noodles with gusto so we'll give that a try next time. Located to the right of 99 Ranch. Lots of parking available. read more
I loved their combo beef soup. I loved the noodles and all the different meat. It was 10/10. I also ordered a lemon tea with honey and felt so much better after. I was getting sick so both tea and soup helped me. Everyone was happy with their food. The soup was huge. Both my mom and I had left over soup. 1 can easily be for 2 people. Customer service was good and really fast. It's a small place but it's cozy. There are a lot of people there so that speaks to how good the food it is. The area is busy but there's a lot of parking. read more
3 months ago
Came back to give this place a try. I think the day we originally tried this place the chef may have been a bit heavy handed with the salt but this time was perfection. Dishes taste like a warm hug and the combos are reasonably priced and filling! I can't wait to come back on a rainy day and enjoy! read more
2 years ago
I kept thinking, 'This is really good!' I came in by myself and ordered the Hainan Chicken, of course. I'm not an expert, I just know I like Hainan Chicken :) First of all, what a nice looking dish! I've never had a salad with woodear mushrooms and cucumbers so that was a delicious surprise. The rice and the ginger scallion sauce were both solid. The chicken - sooo tender, juicy, flavorful. The chicken skin- wonderful texture. (The chicken is served in chopped slices so just be careful eating around the chicken bone.) It's a nice little restaurant with very friendly service. Tons of parking but it can be busy in the parking lot since it's next to 99 Ranch. Unfortunately, I live about 45 minutes away, so I'll have to come by whenever I'm in town. read more
Despite "chicken" being in the restaurant name, we like to come here for the duck. A half duck and veggies with meatballs in soup is the right amount for two people and a toddler to share. What I like about the duck is that it's lighter than the roast duck you get at the market, less fatty, and topped with a savory sauce (reminds me of how chicken rice is served in Malaysia/Singapore, but it's duck). The drinks are the same as you would order at a Cantonese cafe, but cheaper. We like the hot honey lemon drink. As someone else noted, the Hainan chicken is served differently than the Malaysian/Singaporean style. That is partially why we gravitate towards the duck, although trying variations of the same dish does allow us to appreciate the diaspora of the region. read more
3 months ago
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7 months ago
Had high expectations for Hainan chicken at a hainan chicken restaurant. First off, service was excellent. Servers were nice and attentive. We ordered: Hainan chicken: the test for any chicken cooked to perfection is probably in the outcome of the white meat. Sad to say, it was dry and bit chewy. Not tender nor flavorful (or salted enough). The skin was nice and bouncy though. Side soup: the chicken came with a side of soup. I was hoping it would be chicken broth from the chicken or a derivative of chicken. It wasn't. It was watered down broth with lots of white pepper. Fried fish: very crispy, good portion. Excellent Fried chicken cartilage: also be try crispy and good. Maybe I had that one chicken was a tad bit overcooked. I was hoping for a better experience. read more
8 months ago
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