Food 10/10, pricing matches what you get unless it's popcorn chicken. Only issue was pick up no cash

Kai L.

Tried the spicy crispy chicken sandwich and it was solid overall, but not exactly spicy--more of a mild kick. The chicken itself was fresh, nice and soft on the inside with a solid crispy crunch on the outside, which I appreciated. There was a good amount of mayo, but I couldn't really taste much seasoning in it, if any. Nothing mind-blowing, but still tasty and satisfying.

Andelu L.

Don't try this! Horrible taste and cheap packaging. The taste of the oil that they used to fry made me want to throw up! Everything is cheaply made. The crispy chicken came without any sauce. Never had anything bad as this in my life!

Austin G.

Expensive for what it is. The beef wrap was pathetically small. I like supporting small business but the owner needs to revamp his menu..or hire me a few small changes could make this place worth it.

Tiantian Q.

Worst service ever!!! You come in with good mood. Come out with anger. Shop was very disorganized. Even menu is dirty. If the owner don't like and care his/her business. Just quit for good!

Sanny C.

Quality went down and price went up. Not worth it to come back...hope it will improve. bye bye for now.

Laura C.

If you've ever had Chicken from McDonald's or KFC in China then you will know what I'm talking about. Okay, I know what you're thinking. Why don't I just go to the MCD or KFC in the states? Well, ironically, there's nothing that resembles the taste here. Until now! The spicy chicken leg sandwich from ACE is just heavenly and it makes me so happy to be able to satisfy that craving! Their chicken is brined and seasoned well leaving the meat super juicy with the perfect amount of kick. It's no Tennessee Hot Chicken but it's the best fried chicken sandwich I've had in awhile! I'm usually very picky about how chicken is fried and I can tell you the batter stays together and doesn't leave a oily messy. Seriously a 10/10! I would also recommend their spicy chicken wings. Can't go wrong with wings. Seriously, what's better than great food? A late night snack! If you're from SGV, you'll know that there really isn't much options in the area past 9PM. Luckily Ace Burger is open from 12 noon to 2 AM! Plus they have delivery on Fantuan. Recently, I've seen a few pop ups with similar concept and of course the fatass in me decided to try them all. I've tried Macho burger, ZhiMaTangYuan, and Burger box. I'll save you guys a trip. ACE is still the best one in the area. ZhiMaTangYuan in Temple City is a close 2nd with almost exact flavor and texture but their chicken is flatter and they give less lettuce. I've really nothing bad to say about ACE and this isn't sponsored in any way. I've shared this gem with all my friends and everyone is hooked! Side Note: For English speakers, it is better to order through the app. If you speak Chinese, you can call in or order at the store. Wait time is usually 15-20 mins. Enjoy!

Michael H.

Nestled between a Mexican joint and a car rental sits this hole-in-the-wall. Called take-out (in Mandarin, unsure if you can in English) and picked up my sandwich after they said it'd be ready (5 min). Ordered the spicy chicken leg sandwich. Seems like they made it to order, freshly deep fried before I arrived by the hot oil in the meat. Chicken is amazingly tender, but it can fill out the batter a little better. I wish for almost $9 with tax there was a little more chicken involved. If you're a big eater, one sandwich won't be enough. 4.5 stars for me, but for the taste alone, it's definitely worth rounding up. Chicken does accomplish the taste of Chinese McDonald's. Brought me back to my first bite of Shanghai McDonald's fried chicken. Not much quite like this around, and they're nice folks. Would come back to try the other food items!

Steven W.

Decided to make the journey over to the San Gabriel Valley (SGV) after watching a Fung Bros video where they talked about how ACE Burger was creating fast food items based off of American fast food chains located in China such as KFC and McDonalds. Let me tell you... The drive over here was well worth it. I ordered two items which included the Spicy Chicken Leg Burger and the Spicy Fried Chicken Wings (6). The Spicy Chicken Leg Burger is Ace Burger's take on the Spicy McChicken from McDonalds in China and gosh does it taste amazing. The chicken is fried crispy, is not oily, comes with shredded iceberg lettuce, a nice spread of mayo, and topped off with a nice toasted sesame buns. The combination of all of this was absolutely delightful! The Chicken Wings were also no joke. They were fried to perfection and were extremely flavorful. Besides loving the food here, I do appreciate that they cook the food right when you place the order so you know that what you're getting hasn't been sitting under a heat lamp. Service is a bit subpar here, but anyone who has visited an Asian restaurant shouldn't be shocked. The workers can definitely do a better job in customer satisfaction by for example greeting customers and helping them navigate the menu if it is there first time visiting. I did appreciate that they provided gloves in the order since there wasn't a place nearby to wash my hands. Other than that, the food is amazing and I'll definitely be coming back!

Frank O.

The menu at ACE Burger is modeled after fast food items from major American chains but only available in China, so it's certainly American-Asian fusion and it definitely works. Been here twice, the first time to try a few items out, and the second time to get more of the New Orleans burger since that is the best. The New Orleans Roasted Chicken Leg Burger uses a roasted chicken (as opposed to fried), which is slathered in a slightly spicy sauce. This is added to a typical bun with mayo and shredded lettuce, quite simple. I liked the medium-large portion size of the chicken. The spicy sauce was mild spice with an appropriate loading (yet somehow the spiciness changed bite to bite), while I found there to be too much mayo. I would rather let the spicy sauce stand on its own, and it would be a tad less messy. The Spicy Chicken Leg Burger uses fried chicken which had a nice crisp texture to it. This had slight spice incorporated into the breading, and the spice level was different bite to bite. The chicken was on a bun with the same mayo and shredded lettuce. For this burger I thought the mayo was appropriate since there was no other sauce it was interacting with. The Mexican Twister is similar to a rolled burrito using the same ingredients at the New Orleans burger but maybe with extra cheese sauce. It was very saucy inside and had the most spice of any of the items. The size was small, and surprisingly fun to eat.

Kevin L.

They call this the Shanghai chicken burger, as their menu attempts to reflect the same offerings from the Mcdonalds in Shanghai. I found Ace Burger featured on a Youtube video and heard great things about the flavors of the Mcdonalds Chicken in Shanghai and Asia in general. I went ahead and ordered the crispy chicken tenders. It wasn't advertised as spicy but boy did it have a kick. I was not ready to receive the mouth burning hot chicken (temperature was piping hot as well, right off the deep fryer) , but I very much enjoyed the quality. 5 pieces of tender juicy chicken breast meat, perfectly fried. A lot of times Chicken breast can be dry or stale, but this was as fresh as it gets. Do expect a wait time as they cook to order so it's not exactly mcdonalds precooked speeds.

David R. C.

Everyone was puzzled when the very popular Tianjin Feng Wei with its fantastic Tianjin dumplings, beef rolls and and beef pies rebranded itself as Ace Burgers. Adding to the puzzle is the fact that Ace Burgers doesn't serve burgers. Their menu is primarily chicken, and the closest thing to a burger are the two types of chicken sandwiches (spicy and New Orleans). The only beef item is a spicy beef wrap. I had the New Orleans chicken leg sandwich. While it was quite good, I sure wish they were Tianjin Feng Wei instead.