Had another quick, filling, great tasting lunch. The servers here will really get you seated and…read moreserved in record time. Somehow the food tastes great and not rushed. I loved my kung pao three flavor dish, and my friend enjoyed her beef broccoli. Steamed rice was perfect, and corn soup was okay. I prefer hot and sour soup. We had leftovers for two meals later. We'll be back again soon.

Bit of a disappointment, food was just ok. Similar to Chinese fast food for me. Vegetable Chow Mein…read moredidn't have much flavor to it, Orange Chicken was crunchy but very bready, Mongolian beef had good thick quality of meat, green onion pie literally had no green onions and the Moo-Shu Chicken was good with mix of cabbage, mushroom, chicken and bean sprouts. Service was good, they were fast and filled out waters. Also gave us option to pack our food ourselves. It was busy for 2:00pm on a Thurs, at least with at least 20 customers. Very spacious inside and lots of tables! Vegetable Chow Mein - 2/5 Orange Chicken - 3/5 Mongolian Beef - 3/5 Green Onion Pie - 1/5 Moo-Shu Chicken - 4/5

Service and food was amazing. Highly recommend for anyone who enjoys wontons and soup dumplings!read more

Everything was fresh and tasty! Portions were great! I only wish I lived in the area so I could go…read moreagain!

My family decided to eat here one night. We placed 1 order for 3 people. My husband and I got the…read moresame thing, 1 item plate, with orange chicken and chow mein. We ordered my toddler (3yrs old) a bowl with orange chicken and half fried rice & chow mein. We also had a side of rangoons. The orange chicken had lots of flavor and everything was served in large portions. My husband and I could've probably shared our plates and my daughter had lots left over. The rangoons were good, nothing special. My daughter liked them a lot too. Next time we'll probably only order 2 plates and share amongst the 3 of us since the portions are so large. My husband noticed that the cook came out of the back to change food trays. He took the tray of beef and broccoli that may have been sitting out a while and replaced it with a new tray. I assume this was to swap the old tray for a fresh one? Not sure but I assume (and would hope) so. They all seemed helpful and focused on orders. It wasn't extremely busy, so we got our food quickly and headed home. To compare with other restaurants in the area, this was a better choice. More bang for your buck, it's clean and seems to have fresh food.

Nice and fast chinese food…read more Food was delicious and only cost $13 total, for a hefty serving with big portion sizes. Definitely give this place a try!

This is a great Asian spot near Disney that isn't Din Tai Fung…read more The employees are really nice. Service is quick. Plenty of indoor and outdoor seating. A restroom is available. Free parking in a small rear lot shared with Walgreens (it will look like you're pulling in to Hyatt parking). Mild noise level inside; can be noisy outside depending on how busy the adjacent road is. They have a good amount of food and drink options, from noodles and rice to dumplings and pig ears. Fountain drinks are self-serve, and they also offer canned and bottled drinks. The veggie dishes, fried rice, and noodles are delicious. I highly recommend the spicy wontons. Their dim sum options aren't the best I've ever had, but their other menu items make up for it. You order at the kiosk and pick up your food when your number is called (they sometimes bring it out to you if you're outside). Prices are on the higher side, so don't go here on a budget. Come later in the evening and eat outside if the weather permits! You'll get thinner crowds, good ambiance, and yummy food.

Chubby Dumplings is part of the Chubby Group. Unlike the other sister restaurants in the Chubby…read moreGroup which focus on upscale experiential dining, Chubby Dumplings focuses on a fast-casual dining experience and customers place their orders using one of two kiosks. This spot used to be Luscious Dumplings (received a Michelin Bib Gourmand in 2021), but the Chubby Group took over and rebranded it as Chubby Dumplings. [Parking]: Free parking in the rear and the parking spaces are shared with Hyatt House and Walgreens. [Amenity & service]: Small space with both indoor and few outdoor tables. A restroom is available. Our party waited approximately 20 minutes for the food even though the restaurant was only half full. [Menu]: Yelp's top highlighted items are Kurobuta Pork Soup Dumplings, Braised Beef Noodle Soup, and Pan Fried Pork Dumplings. *** Kurobuta Pork Soup Dumplings (6 pieces - $13.50): The skin was a bit thicker than I had expected and the broth had an average flavor. Steamed Chicken & Corn Dumplings (6 pieces - $13.00): I should have read the menu more closely as these steamed dumplings contained corn and I certainly wasn't expecting this ingredient. They tasted alright. Shrimp with Pork Siu Mai (6 pieces - $12.50): Ironically this appetizer order was probably the best of the three, but damn hefty price tags for 6 small pieces of pork siu mai. *** 3-star for the food but bump down due to (1) the food took a long time to prepare (20+ minutes) despite this being a fast-casual restaurant and (2) the portions were small relative to the somewhat expensive prices. This is the most disappointing restaurant I have experienced out of all the restaurants I have visited that are part of the Chubby Group.

Additional opinion. I believe this is the beat Chinese restaurant at least in this are. Whatever we…read moreorder, they're so delicious. They do the amazing job for the use of the Chinese spice. They create the rich and deep flavor, that no one can do in this area. Very gourmet, high-end, but amazingly affordable. We order food from them at least once a week

The service in this family run restaurant is outstanding. We sat on a large round table with…read morerotating center platform. The menu is extensive. There are are many dishes new to me and perhaps offers an opportunity to try in the future. Today our favorite dish was the Mapo Tofu. The chow mien noodles were a little soft (I like a little spring in the texture) but flavorful. However the chow fun (flat noodles) were a little hard, too chewy. The fried rice was ok just not what I'm used to, since the style and texture is their family's recipe. The vegetable dishes were also very good with just the amount of spice.

I really wish they had a Chinese food spot like this nearby me…read more Prior to meeting with someone I had lunch here. I was blown away by the many variety and affordable pricing. Monday through Friday they offer great lunch pricing. They also had lunch pricing for the weekends as well. And they had great family combo sets which is what I went with. I came with one other person and we decided on the 3 people dinner set which included eggrolls, choice of soup, broccoli beef, orange chicken, chow mien, and choice of rice. Before our food came out the nice waitress brought us complementary fried wontons and sweet & sour sauce to munch on. It was a great start to our meal. The eggrolls were vegetarian. And for my soup I got the hour & sour which was really nice and comforting. The person I came with got their egg drop option which they enjoyed. For rice we went with the fried rice option instead of just white rice. It was on the blander side but we dressed it up with some table soy sauce. The chow mien was good but the texture of the chicken in it was a little odd. We still chowed down on it though. The beef broccoli was probably the best thing there. It was so flavorful. The orange chicken were very large pieces. The sauce on it was good. We were blown away by how much food we got and ended up having a lot of left overs. Our entire meal was priced slightly below $50. What a great deal! Our waitress was super nice and food came out quick. She made sure to check on us. The inside of the restaurant is casual but spacious. We enjoyed out time there and definitely would come back.

Oriental Chinese Cruise recently closed due to water issue. The restaurant is open now! Yay!…read more This restaurant been open for several years and recent year's received a new exterior paint color that better matches the plaza. Oriental Chinese Cruise also updated to the dining room. The addition of larger windows makes the space feel much brighter and more inviting. I also noticed a patio seating which I think was available but likely missed due to bad lighting. Thankfully, some things haven't changed--the ladies that provide the service remains as warm, courteous, and welcoming as ever. I usually order to go here -- veggie items like tofu. The mapo tofu is not spicy enough but the curry tofu is. This time I asked for non-fried curry tofu, should had went with the fried as the color and flavor is a bit off!

My family and I dine in tonight and it was such a great first experience. From the hostes to server…read moreand all staff in general, everyone was friendly and welcoming. Although it was busy no one looked overwhelmed. Best part of all was our server JERMONE he helped us through the menu and gave us his best recommendation which of course we order. Food was great with lots of flavors, we are a family of 4 and the portions were and good size for us. *vegetable noodle *chicken fried rice *pork ribs

Amazing service, the food was great it was my mom and I's first time dining here and I can't wait…read moreto go back!

I can already tell that Lantern Garden and I are about to enter a long-term relationship, and the…read morehot and sour soup is most likely to blame. Some people have emotional support people. I apparently have emotional support soup. They're open late, which automatically earns bonus points for me. Sometimes a hot and sour soup craving crashes into my evening at 9 PM with the urgency of a medical emergency, and it's deeply reassuring to know that Lantern Garden is standing by to answer the call. The auntie working behind the counter was incredibly kind and patiently explained the entree options when I asked whether they came with rice. When I learned that a side bowl was $3, I briefly slipped into my "back in the day" era and held a tiny memorial service for the days when rice practically came free. Then I remembered it's 2026, sighed dramatically, and accepted my fate. I ordered the one bowl special with country style tofu, and of course, the hot and sour soup. The soup arrived at approximately the temperature of the earth's molten core. Did that stop me from taking an immediate bite? Of course not. I nearly sacrificed my taste buds because patience has never been one of my defining traits. It was worth every poor life decision. The soup was everything I'd been craving- tangy, savory, deeply comforting, and gloriously vinegar-forward. Every spoonful felt like my sinuses were receiving a warm hug while my soul quietly unclenched. If this soup had a loyalty program, I'd already be working toward platinum status. The country style tofu was equally delightful. The tofu was soft, fluffy, and wonderfully sponge-like, happily soaking up every drop of the savory sauce. Onions, serrrano peppers, carrots, and mushrooms, rounded everything out, creating a dish that somehow tasted both hearty and comforting, like something my childhood would have loved, even if it had never actually eaten it. The biggest plot twist was the portion size. What I assumed would be dinner turned into dinner and tomorrow's lunch. A few things spark as much joy as realizing future me has already been fed by past me's questionable ability to estimate portion sizes. Between the generous servings, genuinely warm service, late night hours, and a hot and sour soup that has already claimed permanent residency in my brain, I'll absolutely be back. At this point, it's less a question of if and more a question of when the next soup craving comes knocking.

Our experience here was not good…read more The food was all mushy and poorly made. In addition, the lady had a hard time understanding basic English and got upset when I corrected a mistake she made. Unfortunately we both had very bad indigestion and regret eating the small amount we did (before throwing it in the trash). I'm sticking with Panda Express.