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    Happy Together

    4.0 (393 reviews)
    ModerateCantonese, Dim Sum
    Closed 11:00 am - 3:00 pm, 4:30 PM - 8:30 PM

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    Moderate noise
    Casual
    Good for groups

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    02/15/26. IG: @jasfoodchronicles
    Jasmine A.

    Stopped by today (Sunday, 02/15/26 with my parents to celebrate Chinese/Lunar New Year). This was our first time here and upon arrival, there were a bunch of customers inside waiting to be seated, waiting for their to-go order, waiting in line to pay the bill, etc. I waited in line and then asked for a table of 3, and they directed me to sign in on the paper list, which I did. I wish there was a better way of seeing that list because I really had no clue and waited in line for nothing. The wait time honestly needs better attention. We probably waited around 20-25 minutes. It was very busy that day, and I'm not sure if it's because it's the weekend and/or due to Chinese New Year. Staff members are shuffling back and forth and are quite rude to be honest. I get that they are stressed running around, but still.... Anyways, we ordered the following via online (scan the QR Code on the table, that is probably better since they are too busy to take your order): - 1 shrimp siu mai (4 pieces) = $5.99 - 1 shrimp dumplings (we got 4 pieces instead of 3 per menu): $5.99 - 1 steamed BBQ pork buns (3 pieces) = $5.99 - 2 sticky rice wrapped with lotus leaf (4 total) = $13.98 - 1 yang chow fried rice = $15.99 - 1 seafood with pan fried crispy noodle = $17.99 SUBTOTAL = $65.93 TAX = $5.11 TOTAL = $71.04 ** Place $10 tip via cash ** We received our yang chow fried rice and crispy noodle timely, however it took a REALLY LONG TIME for us to receive the rest of the orders (the dim sum aka yum cha order); I had to ask the front how long the wait will be, otherwise we will cancel - the lady ended up checking and we got some of our orders. If I didn't ask, the wait time would be wayyyyy longer. Overall, we all enjoyed the food. Very authentic (Hong Kong Style). Management needs to improve and the wait time. Very small inside, this place needs to expand. There is another location in El Monte.

    Two-item combo with roast duck and roast pork. Roast pork was perfect.
    Aliza C.

    Stopped here for lunch on our way back from Corona, first time visiting. This HK-style restaurant is conveniently located off the 71 freeway. We were greeted and seated right away. The place was busy! We ordered the 1/2 Coconut Crispy Chicken, a two-item combo (roast duck & roast pork), beef chow fun, bean curd roll, and salted fish & chicken fried rice. The crispy chicken and roast pork were the highlights. The coconut flavor in the chicken was distinctly noticeable, not overpowering, but unique and delicious. The roast pork had the crispiest skin with juicy meat. The fried rice and chow fun hit the spot. The bean curd roll was mushy and bland. I had high hopes for the roast duck. The skin was good, but some pieces had a strong mineral aftertaste. It didn't make my "favorite duck" list. Service was excellent -- friendly, attentive, and responsive. We'll be back to try more.

    Shrimp Rice Noodle Roll
    Josie C.

    I love this Chinese restaurant in CH!! Me and my family go there a lot and has not been disappointed. So far everything I've ate there I like. So if u want some authentic Chinese in Chino Hills, give them a try.

    Shrimp Siu-Mai (4pcs) 鱼子虾烧麦
    Mindy T.

    I realllly like this place. It's hard finding a dim sum place in the inland empire with the shrimp rice noodle rolls so I decided to give it a try. The shrimp noodle rolls were spectacular. Tasted so fresh and well balanced. I could eat just that and be happy. We tried a bunch of their other dim sum dishes and everything was good! The daikon/turnip cake and ham sui gok were other items that are difficult to find and excellent. Can't wait to come back to get my fix of everything.

    Hargow
    Sarlyn P.

    Delicious big shumai and other yummy dim sums! Great service and friendly staff. So yum

    Beef Chow Fun & half order of Peking Duck
    Maridy M.

    Popped in for the first time for a Valentine's Day dinner and we had no wait and were able to be seated right away. We ordered beef chow fun, shrimp siu-mai and half order of the Peking duck. My boyfriend had never tried duck before and he really liked it! The flavors of everything were amazing and delicious. The chili they had on the table was also delicious topping for everything!! I will definitely be recommending this spot and will also be returning!!

    We had a bill of $393.56 and left a $36 tip. After we paid, the server came over and told us that their minimum tip is 15%. They also said, "Our servers make $17 an hour plus tips, and in America no one works for free." There was no mandatory gratuity or service charge listed on the bill. I understand tipping is customary, but I felt uncomfortable being pressured into increasing my tip after payment. If a 15% gratuity is required, it should be clearly disclosed before payment, not requested afterward.

    Dim sum menu
    Mike C.

    Opening 11am on Saturday, we have party of 12 people. Dim sum was a good choice. Add fried rice, and barbecue duck, chicken very very delicious. Price was reasonable. Try lemon tea and milk lemon tea.

    Jennifer T.

    The food was really tasty! It was one of the best hong kong style food/dim sum in the area! I'm so glad we gave this place a shot. We will be back if we're ever in the area.

    Fish fillet wrapped in seaweed
    Rhina M.

    The food was very good! Everything that we ordered was great and we even planned on coming back and thinking about what we wanted to order. The one thing that was very disappointing was after paying and asking for a to go box, the server took the soup to pack for us but left the other dishes for us to take out. This was very odd as the other 2 dishes were not a lot. It could fit in 1 small container. The soup on the other hand was almost full. We barely ate any. When the server came back for our packed soup, it was only 1/2 of the container. My husband and I looked at each other in confusion. My husband asked if it was our soup. Maybe the server has mistaken to take someone else's to go and gave it to us instead. The server replied that it was the hot and sour soup. I wasn't going to eat someone else's leftover. For this reason, we are not coming back! I want to think that the server made a mistake but that is unsanitary. I threw away the soup instead. Lesson learned: pack your own leftover

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    Closed until April 23 can't rate this place ugh. I really wanted dim sum while out here

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    Are you doing indoor dining?

    Yes, but that was one or two months ago. I am not sure for now. Better call them to ask.

    Update: Checked the SB County site for health ratings - pretty good. They got a 90 on their inspection a year ago. So A-. 😁…

    Since Chino Hills is in SB County, I am not sure that SB County restaurants are required to post health grading on their window like LA county. I would advise you to contact the Public Health dept for SB County. Plus, I never pay attention to… 

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    The Noodle - Chino Hills

    The Noodle - Chino Hills

    3.2(431 reviews)
    0.3 mi
    $$

    This restaurant is not actually 5 stars, but I hope they get more business so the Chino Hills…read morelocation does not close down. It has been a pretty rocky road for this establishment. When it first opened, the place had an hour wait minimum whenever you came. Now, their main entrance is closed, there is barely staff, and so many empty seats. The place isn't that bad! Yes, I personally like the Rowland Heights location more because of the ambience and the feel of an authentic Chinese restaurant. What the Rowland Heights location does good is the sizing. Their interior is comforting and warm making the feelings of the food feel warm and fuzzy. Here, it feels a bit sterile, where the place is too big and ends up feeling cold. In my eyes, that is why this place is empty. But give it a try! Their food is still great quality, they have every Chinese dish you could want for a fancy-ish night out. Location is good as well, there are many things in that plaza you can walk around and see (shoutout Mont Coffee). The service is a bit rude, but it's all part of the experience! Anyway, please come here so my local The Noodle does not shut down.

    This is the towns best spot for good old banquet Chinese food…read more I do not know why the rating is so low. The only time I could recall a bad experience I had was one time when they let a new chef cook. This place is even has a Chinese BBQ section. You can old a crispy pork trotter for like 5 bucks and it's a good portion. Humble eatery with good portions and excellent traditional Cantonese cooking techniques. Definetely a good spot for good food. They take take-out of course and the price range is not super cheap. It's around the average $20 per dish. the ambiance may need a little working. It's very Chinese banquet with the chandelier and the velvet floor however it doesn't feel very clean and bright. But otherwise the service is quite good. The lady servers there are good too.

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    Home Cooking - New menu

    Home Cooking

    3.8(248 reviews)
    2.2 mi
    $$
    10 years in business
    Locally owned & operated

    Came here earlier today to pickup a to-go order. Ordered: Spicy Crispy Intestine & Stir-Fry Yam. I…read morecalled and placed an order before heading out to pickup so it was ready when I got there. Food's good and service is excellent! Note: please be sure to ask if it comes with rice (during lunch time; not sure about dinner time as I never ordered at that time frame). The first few times I never got rice and the workers never mentioned anything, but after ordering several times, one of the ladies told me that it came with rice.

    My review is based purely on the customer service and cleanliness concerns I experienced…read more I ordered food for pickup and was told it would be ready in 15 minutes. I arrived about 20 minutes later, but there was no one at the store. After waiting, I was able to get assistance and asked how much longer my order would take. I was told another 10 minutes, with no apology or acknowledgment of the delay. I also noticed a concerning hygiene issue. I saw a worker wipe oil off the floor with a paper towel. Immediately afterward, I did not see her wash her hands or use hand sanitizer before she began handling and packing food. Unfortunately, the combination of poor customer service, lack of communication, and what appeared to be questionable food-handling practices made this a very disappointing experience. 100 % not coming back Update: Dan Dan noodles was good. The store contacted me reassuring that the server washed her hands inside.

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    & Dim Sum

    3.8(404 reviews)
    0.1 mi
    $$

    This place is super clean and looks like it was newly remodeled. My favorites and the xlb dumplings…read moreand popcorn chicken. The XLB have thin skin and have plenty of soup. Popcorn chicken is crispy and juicy. Would highly recommend this place.

    First off this place is in a weird plaza with absolutely no other Asian food around. You would…read moredefinitely not be faulted for thinking it is some sort of Americanized Chinese food. Yet the menu is a small but authentic set of items, mostly Shanghai style. The good: the food was mostly excellent. The 生煎包 (panfried pork buns) was one of the best I've had in the U.S. , 荠菜肉丝炒年糕 (rice cake with shepherds purse and shredded pork) was a really nice texture and flavor, and braised eel 鳝鱼 what is a rarely found dish in the US and quite tasty. The bad: prices were high but this would be ok if it weren't for... The ugly: the service is literally the worst I've ever experienced at a restaurant. When we first sat down, we were one of only three tables so service was swift and reasonable, but pretty quickly the restaurant filled up and we stopped getting our food. In fact, we never got two out of the three items we originally ordered. It also took multiple tries to get more pan fried pork buns, and when they eventually came 45 mins later, they were soggy and not nearly as good as the first batch. We also never got water refills and the three guests who came later just never got water. Finally, I pointed out a hair in one of the dishes, and they never even offered any compensation. The waiters kept forgetting in general. If I'm craving this stuff, I might come during a less busy time. Sadly, the bar for that might be a little high due to this poor experience.

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    & Dim Sum - Dry noodles with Green onions and shrimp

    Dry noodles with Green onions and shrimp

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    Hong Kong Cafe - Beef chow fun

    Hong Kong Cafe

    4.3(437 reviews)
    8.7 mi
    $$

    I was recently at Hong Kong Cafe - Atlantic and got their Freedom Passport card. The promotion…read moreoffers free good when you spend $20 or more at each of their 4 locations. Once you have collected all 4 stamps, you may redeem the free food offer. Hong Kong Cafe in Walnut is my 3rd location. They are located within the Walnut Hills Village that is right across the street from Mt. San Antonio College. Free parking is available. This place is bigger than Hong Kong Cafe - Garvey, but smaller than Hong Kong Cafe - Atlantic. I haven't visited their Rowland Heights location yet. I'll see where that one fits. I originally called to order, but I didn't have their menu in front of me plus I was driving. I decided to come here to order instead. Great inside space with limited outside seating. Very cute decor with the Hong Kong theme. Good vibes all around. Menu has a vast selection of food and drink items. Prices are very reasonable. Entire staff was super friendly and cordial. Got a few dishes, a dessert, and a couple drinks. Wait time wasn't too bad. Spent over $70. Got my 3rd stamp. Thanks! 1 Beef Chow Fun with Supreme Soy Sauce - great wok taste, must get! 1 Shrimp Wonton Noodle Soup - sweet shrimp wonton, very good! 1 Sizzling Cauliflower Pot - tons of Taishan cauliflower, great portions! 1 HK Style Egg Waffle - light and crispy, but they broke it into pieces! 1 Red Bean Shaved Ice with chocolate ice cream - divinely delicious! 1 Red Bean Shaved Ice with vanilla ice cream - super sweet treat! I see myself coming back to this location. Love to dine-in next time. If you haven't tried Hong Kong Cafe, this is a good place to check out. On my way to my 4th and final stamp...

    3.5-4 stars I have…read morebeen back a few times since my initial phone order as it is close to work and there aren't too many Hong Kong-style restaurants around locally these days. Lunch Specials Salted & Pepper Pork Chop Rice w/ HK Style Coffee & Milk Tea (hot) Steamed Fish Filet Rice w/ Milk Tea (cold) Taiwanese Fried Stinky Tofu Yes, yes... I know. Who orders Taiwanese Fried Stinky Tofu from a Hong Kong restaurant. We were just craving it and decided to try it out. Of course it paled in comparison to actual Taiwanese restaurants. Overall, food has been good and price on point for this day and age. The service is good as well. Also, got to love a place that still sells HK Style Coffee and Milk Tea (hot).

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    New plates Cute

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    Popcorn chicken rice

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    KW Cafe - Beef chow fun

    KW Cafe

    4.0(409 reviews)
    9.8 mi
    $$

    KW Cafe in Rowland Heights was recommended by my cousin. He and his family loves this place. I have…read morebeen here maybe 3 times. My youngest brother and his family were in town recently. My other two younger brothers organized a meet up for a family dinner with our Mom and all of us including my cousin and his family. We had a party of 17 people. A few days prior to dinner, I called KW Cafe to make reservations. They don't take reservations. However, I spoke with Joe (one of the managers). He was kind to put us at the top of the waitlist for that evening. Thank you Joe! Huge parking lot. Good interior space with 3 areas of seating... open eating area, covered and enclosed patio area, and few private rooms. On the day of our dinner, we were seated shortly after arrival. Very grateful for that. They get super busy all the time. Wait time could possibly be a good while. We got lucky that night. Staff was amazingly patient, attentive, and hardworking. We had two tables. They took our order quickly. The food for my table came out timely, but the food for the other table took a bit more time. Not sure what they all ordered, but perhaps certain dishes just take more time. I ordered the Mixed Seafood with Tofu that came with a bowl of white rice. Tons of fried tofu, but seafood was a bit skimpy. Love the black mushrooms. Flavor was on point. Portion could have been better. I probably won't get this dish again. I also tried the dishes that my Mom and cousin got. Shrimp and Eggs was fluffy with lots of big tasty sweet shrimps. Delish! Seafood Chow Fun was super yummy and scrumptious... it had very good wok flavor and seafood was plentiful. Highly recommend these two dishes. I didn't get to try any of my daughters's dishes. They chowed down the Seafood Chow Mein and Sweet & Sour Pork all on their own which is a good thing. KW Cafe is definitely a great choice for lunch and dinner. I would come back to eat more of their Hong Kong inspired signature dishes.

    Shredded Pork, Bamboo Shoot, Bell Pepper & Celery/ 港灣 小炒皇…read more Where is the Celery and Bell Pepper? server said it has always been made this way. Its just an entire Onion

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    Salty Kaiping fried dumpling

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    Chan Kee - Shrimp Wonton Noodles in Soup

    Chan Kee

    3.4(243 reviews)
    8.0 mi
    $$

    Chan Kee is located in a quiet plaza on the corner of Golden Springs x Lemon. Parking is pretty…read moreopen but spaces are TINY and can be problematic for cars bigger than a Camry. I drove a Sienna minivan and my car went over the parking line, luckily the lot was fairly empty so I didn't feel so bad about taking up the extra space. They offer typical Cantonese style breakfasts. It's a self serve operation here. You order via app, kiosk or through a person and you find a seat and wait for your number to be called. Then you just pick up your tray when your food is ready, and bring it back to your table. When you're done eating, bring your tray to the to the counter for them to clean up. I loved the various food statues located throughout the restaurant, they are so cute and make for great photo ops! My girlfriends and I got essentially the same breakfast combos with the exception of different porridge ingredients. I opted for breakfast combo #3, which included porridge, rice roll, and a drink (I got hot ying yang tea). Iced drinks are $1 extra. The food here is tasty and best of all is reasonably priced! I love that they have porridge toppings that you can put on. The roasted peanuts were so so good! If I could say anything negative about this place it would be their regular menu needs reformatting. Honestly their regular menu was really confusing to understand. I thought maybe it was just me, but my friend also expressed her frustration with trying to understand the menu. Luckily the employee came by and showed us the breakfast special menu, which was exactly what we were wanting to order and so much easier to understand. I definitely want to bring my family here to try more of the menu as I know they will enjoy it as much as I did!

    This is really a 3.5 star review, but rounded down, which I rarely do…read more We arrived later in the day and were hoping for a quick meal before our facials a few blocks away. It wasn't too quick. Especially considering we were the only table for a while. Place was fine, clean and well spaced. The wontons we both ordered were delicious and up to their normal standards. This is a spot where you order at the kiosk screen and then wait for your food, which we thought would make it faster, but it seemed everyone was on a break? Basically didn't see staff during the meal until the end.

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    Return tray area

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    Soy sauce Chow mein

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    Cachanilla Chinese Restaurant

    Cachanilla Chinese Restaurant

    4.3(769 reviews)
    5.6 mi
    $$

    I've been to a lot of Chinese restaurants, and this place definitely stands out. From the moment we…read morewalked in, the atmosphere was warm, spacious, and comfortable. The dining room is beautifully laid out, making it a great spot whether you're grabbing dinner with family or meeting up with friends. Our waiter was one of the highlights of the experience--friendly, hilarious, and genuinely attentive without ever feeling overbearing. Great service can make or break a meal, and he made us feel welcome from start to finish. Now for the food... absolutely delicious. The Orange Chicken had the perfect balance of crispy texture, sweet citrus flavor, and just the right amount of tang. The Honey Walnut Shrimp was cooked perfectly--crispy, tender, coated in a creamy sauce that wasn't overly sweet, with fresh candied walnuts that added the perfect crunch. Both dishes came out hot and fresh. Everything about this meal--from the service to the food to the ambiance--made for a fantastic dining experience. If you're looking for a Chinese restaurant in the Pomona area with generous portions, flavorful dishes, and outstanding hospitality, this is definitely worth a visit. I'll absolutely be back to try more of the menu. Highly recommend!

    Employee takes tiny ice sized tongs and picks up about 1oz of red cabbage and places it in my…read moresalad. Me: "May I have a little more cabbage please?" Employee: "that will be .75 cents." That's basically half the retail cost of an actual head of cabbage. I bet it's the actual cost wholesale. There's being cost conscious and there is being cheap and unserious about descent customer service. Here's a thought, instead of weighing the amount of greens you place in a bowl at the start of the salad build, how about weighing what the customer purchases at the end? Much better model for customer satisfaction and I bet your revenue will increase as well. Until then, stay away from these cheapskates....

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    The lights

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    House Special Fried Rice ($15.95)

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