I recently dined in and shared a breakfast special with my boyfriend. It was Father's Day, and…read morealthough they were crowded, we only waited about 5 minutes to be seated. We shared the pork and egg congee with chow mein, lemon iced tea, and added an order of Chinese donut. The food was delicious. I was extremely satisfied with the quality of the congee. It was very thick, which is how I like it. It also had plenty of pork and preserved eggs. The congee was well seasoned. The chow mein was tasty as well. The Chinese donut was served nice and hot. I ate some with my congee and saved the rest for dessert with condensed milk. I hope the quality of food never changes. This place remains a great, affordable Hong Kong style breakfast spot.

This place is still the low price leader among all the Hong Kong style tea cafes in the Puente Hill…read moreNorth area. They only give the customers one side order with each breakfast, but that is good enough. There were seven of us this morning, so we ordered a lot of different foods from the menu. I had a bit of everything. They were all good. This place used to have a big crowd during breakfast about four years ago. Then all these Hong Kong style cafes opened up. This place business went down due to all the new competitions. That is a simple fact of life. Their foods are ok, and their prices are the lower on our area, so this is a go. Ray out.

We ordered the sweet and sour pork, pork pan-fried crispy noodles, West Lake beef soup, and a…read morestir-fried eggplant dish. Overall, the food was excellent, even my Asian parents, who can be pretty critical when it comes to Chinese food, gave most dishes high marks. The crispy noodles had great texture, the West Lake beef soup was comforting and flavorful, and the eggplant portions were generous. The service was what I'd describe as classic Chinese restaurant service. The waitress came across as a little rushed and occasionally seemed slightly annoyed, but she was still attentive and accommodated everything we asked for without any issues. Our food came out at a reasonable pace, and we never felt forgotten or had to chase anyone down. The atmosphere had its own unique charm. The restaurant was playing early-2000s hip-hop while a Chinese gangster drama played on the TV, which made for an unexpectedly entertaining backdrop. The restroom was also clean, which is always appreciated. My only real criticism is the sweet and sour pork. The batter itself was crispy and well executed, but too many of the pieces were mostly breading wrapped around bone with very little meat. It was the one dish I probably wouldn't order again. Even with that one miss, everything else was strong enough that we left very satisfied.

Tried the beef chow mein, beef brisket and tripe combo for appetizer, and typhoon garlic spare…read moreribs. The beef chow mein was good-- while it was lacking some wok hay, the noodles were fried to perfection. Flavor was lacking as well. The beef brisket was tender and the flavor was there but it was slightly tangy/sour-- on the border of doing bad? I've never had this dish taste sour. The typhoon ribs were filled with fried garlic and the ribs came out hot and crispy! I recommend this dish if you like salt and pepper shrimp/chicken-- this is a fun alrernative Service was better than the avg Chinese restaurant. We were 1/3 parties so I'm not sure if it changes when it gets busy. There's plenty of parking.

I always want to put an "R" in the word Wonde. I've never eaten at Wonde Harbor. I recently…read morevisited the take out counter and discovered that they have a "Buy 3, get 1 free" or a "Buy 5, get 2 free deal." On weekdays, their dim sum is $4.98. On weekends and holidays, it is $5.98. With this deal, they have some of the best prices around for dim sum. I'm not totally sure what is not included in the deal. The takeout ladies tell me that the chicken feet are not part of the deal. It seems like everything else is. I've ordered the beef rice noodle rollls, siu mai, har gow, and other dishes. Everything we've ordered has been good. I'm not really sure what dim sum dishes are part of the deal as the ladies working this counter aren't good at upselling me. They hardly give suggestions. Aside from dim sum, they also have Cantonese BBQ meats and combos for takeout. Prices here are more reasonable than anywhere else in the Rowland area. It's a good place that I am now discovering. I've already been there twice in one week. I probably won't ever eat there with their deal. Takeout all the time!

Came here on a weekend during off peak times 2 pm. The wait wasn't too bad maybe 20 minutes. But it…read morewas confusing why there was a wait because they had many empty tables. I heard this place used to be good but it seems to have fallen off badly. We ordered multiple dishes and most of them were very bland and luke warm to cold. This place doesn't bring out carts they come from the back. They are in metal containers not bamboo steamers. It didn't feel like the food was fresh at all but just leftovers from the morning. The XLB meat was super orange looking and tasted off so we didn't eat those. The restaurant was super messy and felt dirty ... which if the food tasted good would be ok. But the food being bad and the restaurant feeling gross made it a bad experience. They had a lot of people working but could never tell who would help you or who was just bringing food. With all the other options in the area, we will not be returning but feel fortunate we didn't get food poisoning from this place.

Best service - they were so nice and accommodating! Food was really good too! Will definitely come…read moreback! Their Hainan chicken sauce is

I've been dining at Cocoin Kitchen long before it was even called Cocoin Kitchen. Over the years,…read moreit's quietly become one of those constants I never question, I just keep returning. The Hainan chicken rice is still the reason. The chicken arrives exactly how it should be, silky skin, tender flesh, and just enough natural richness to stand on its own. It's the kind of texture that only comes from proper poaching and precise timing, not shortcuts. Paired with fragrant rice and the trio of sauces, it's a simple dish executed with a level of consistency that's surprisingly hard to find. Another dish has become just as essential to my routine, the filet mignon cubes with tomato fried rice. The beef is caramelized on the outside with a slight chew, while the rice is deeply savory with a subtle tang from the tomato. It's richer, bolder, and provides a perfect contrast to the clean, delicate profile of the chicken. What keeps me coming back isn't just nostalgia, it's the fact that the food still holds up. The chicken remains juicy, the flavors stay balanced, and the execution is as reliable as ever. Some places you revisit out of habit. Cocoin Kitchen earns it every time.

I came here with my friends while visiting in town. We were party of five. We waited for about 5…read moreminutes before we were seated. We were taken in a back room that had three tables, semi private. If you like Cantonese food, this is a great option. All salty chicken and soy sauce chicken were delicious as it was buy one and one half off. We also go shrimp rice roll, beef chow-fun, and a tofu mushroom dish. Everything was delicious. Service was fine and the restaurant had good vibe.

This is one of our family favorites when we're craving some delicious HK food in the Rowland area…read more It's located in the old 99 cent plaza on the corner of Nogales/Colima at the very end. The parking is VERY bad here but you'll find parking if you go farther towards the supermarket side. Yes there is always a wait here especially on peak weekend hours but the lines move very fast. You do ideally need a mandarin/cantonese speaking person however since majority of the staff don't speak english if you need help. The menu is huge with all your traditional HK cafe foods including a separate breakfast and lunch menu. The must have beginner items are the Iced Lemon Tea or the HK Milk Tea. They have changed the policy so you only get ONE refill now then you'll be charged for the 2nd refill! There on-going promotion is BOGO 1/2 steamed chicken or add $3 if you want soy sauce chicken. A very common deal in the rowland area however this place isn't the BEST for steam chicken since its abit lacking in meat and flavor buts till a good deal for larger parties. The other go-to items here are the walnut shrimp, french style filet mignon, egg plant with garlic sauce casserole. Get the short rib version if you want more protein! All of these dishes are super authentic and delicious and very consistent every time! There are secret menu items not on the menu like the stir fry two types of noodle with salted vermicelli(咸魚肉片炒雙麵/炒雙營). It's a classic HK dish with thin egg noodle and chow mein noodle mixed together. This chow mein becomes super crispy while the egg noodle remains soft. The saltiness of the salted fish goes great as the main carb. The service here is great with very attentive waiters. Yes you need to be aggressive to get there attention like at all Cantonese restaurants! This place is great for small groups to very large parties since they large tables and even private rooms available too.

The food is absolutely phenomenal. I have been meaning to go here because of all the hype on social…read moremedia about their San Gabriel location so I was excited to realize there was one nearby. Their HK style food is authentic and delicious. We started with the hot and sour soup and it is literally the best version we have ever had. It had a bit of the Szechuan numbing spice and was a huge portion so we took half home. We also ordered their steamed rice rolls with shrimp and chive and you can tell it was made fresh by the wrinkles in the rice paper. The last item we ordered was their chinese sausage clay pot. It was exactly what we were craving. Crispy rice all along the edges with perfectly steamed rice, chinese broccoli and crispy chinese sausage. It was hard to choose because their menu was huge and we came late so we missed the pineapple buns but definitely need to try it next time. I also saw everyone ordering the lemon iced tea and realized it's because they do free refills! That's another need to try. I felt the value was really great and we definitely are coming back. Service was also great. The waiters quickly came over when you waved them down and they checked on you just the right amount of time. The decor inside is very cute and I love the retro style. Only complaint I would have is that we sat on the left side of the restaurant and there were quite a few mosquitos on the booth so we ended up sitting on one side.

My family and I came over for lunch, and it was loud and crowded on a Sunday at about noon. We…read morechecked in and got a number. It took about ten minutes for us to get a booth table, but we were waiting inside. The staff member called numbers firstly in Cantonese then in English. After we sat down, the waiting line persisted past 1 pm. Similarly, the bustling loudness continued on during the course of our meal. Food arrived quickly, however. The price point for the delicious food is competitive. We got French-style filet mignon ($18.99), braised tofu in brown sauce ($14.99), chicken chow mein ($14.99), and a steamed rice noodle roll with barbecue pork ($5.99). A pot of rice was included in our meal. The steamed rice noodle roll with barbecue pork was a nice appetizer that arrived first. I enjoyed how the French-style filet mignon was garnished with Thai basil, black pepper, and ginger. The meat was flavorful and tender. The braised tofu in brown sauce was consistently hot on the inside. The delicious brown sauce soaked throughout the vegetables. The chicken chow mein didn't have a lot of sauce, but it was still delicious with a lot of meat included. Overall, it would be nice to visit again outside of a peak time because the food prices are competitive. The menu is expansive, and the breakfast selections look interesting. The atmosphere during the Sunday lunch peak time was consistently bustling. I think the restaurant started to play Chinese music loudly at random points so that people could finish dining more quickly.

This is a Hong Kong style family restaurant, Quality of…read morefood is always tasty, Lunch special has many choices, We always order the house special fish, Broccoli with chicken, garlic, honey pork chop, pan fire flat rice noodles with beef, French style beef, XO pan fire seafood udon. The portions are large sizes, they have few large table, good for family events, workers are friendly, we will come again.

This is the closest chinese restaurant if you want and quick authentic Chinese food. They have…read moreroast duck and roast pork and BBQ pork also. Their price is just a little pricier than regular chinese food u get around monterey park or rosemead or san gabriel area.

Excellent Service and solid Chinese comfort food with easy parking…read more They cook fresh to order and accommodated minor modifications

We visited Hong Kong Kitchen on Friday night around 8 p.m. There were only 2 tables left since they…read moreclose at 9 p.m. We ordered the Beef Navel with Rice in Clay Pot ($16.99), which was really delicious; the beef and beef navel were very tender. The Signature Steamed Pork Ribs ($16.99) were good. The Seasonal Vegetables in Soup ($13.99) were good. The Hong Kong Style Wonton Soup ($12.99) was great (you can also swap to noodles or rice noodles). The service was great. I will definitely visit again to try some Dim Sum and other dishes.