I am a regular at this place. We came in for dinner with my family. All of the food is…read moredelicious, like always, perfect flavor and tasty. Lots of selection to choose from the Menu. Service is also great, sometimes need to flag them when you need something extras. Tonight is not that busy, so it was pretty quiet but comfortable enjoying the music and the tasty food.

The Noodle *January 31st, 2026…read more*6pm- Saturday *4 Stars Environment: *Take Out *Moderate Parking Lot *Indoor Seating Food/Drink: *Beef Stew Noodle Soup *Basil Pork Chop Hadn't eaten here in a while, but I was really craving their beef stew noodle soup. I placed a takeout order by phone and was pleasantly surprised by how quick the service was. They even packed everything in a reusable insulated bag, which was a really nice touch. The beef stew noodle soup was comforting and flavorful, with very tender beef and a generous amount of broth. The basil pork chop was tasty, though unfortunately a bit on the dry side. Overall, it was a solid meal with thoughtful packaging.

I had a lovely experience at No. 1 Noodle House (Rowland Heights). I ordered the Beef Rib Noodle…read moreSoup ($16.50 - Mild). It's a spicy eruption of flavor! It offers a generous portion of tender, juicy meat and springy, fresh noodles. "DELICIOUS!!" I arrived at No. 1 Noodle House (Rowland Heights) on Sunday (around 11AM). Parking is easy. The lot is big with many spots. Staff is very friendly and welcoming, but Staff spoke limited English. Fortunately, pointing at the menu was clear enough. The food took eight minutes and nine seconds. Fast time! As mentioned, the Beef Rib Noodle Soup ($16.50 - Mild) is wonderful! It arrived picturesque and delicious!! However, despite ordering "mild," the food has a very strong heat; I sweat nonstop as I ate. The broth is rich, savory, and spicy. The meat is tender, flavorful, and falls off the bone. And the noodles are hefty, soft, and springy. It's a wonderful, euphoric combination of flavors and textures. Concerning ambiance, No. 1 Noodle House (Rowland Heights) is surprisingly spacious with its tall ceiling and relatively clean surroundings. However, its walls and furniture look worn down with time. Some seats even had torn holes. Unfortunately, the music uses radio with constant commercials playing in the background. Fortunately, there's a gender neutral restroom in the back. Overall, I found culinary magic at No. 1 Noodle House (Rowland Heights). The food is fresh, generously portioned, and well-prepared. I left full with a bright smile. If you enjoy spicy beef noodle soup, this is a must-try! 5 out of 5!! "GO!!"

Beef Noodle Soup isn't just for hunger, it's for the soul. Asked for it mild, rich and flavorful…read morebroth. The broth was deeply savory, hearty, and comforting, with a perfect balance of spices. The beef was tender and the noodles were the right level of chewy goodness. Also had the spicy wontons. Heat was just right and I can tell these are homemade. This really small humble shop knows how to do it. No frills, just great and authentic food.

So we came here and we went with a group of friends, so there was six of us in total. Restaurant is…read morenot fit for very large crowds. It's more intimate, but they were able to put together a couple tables for us fairly quickly. The restaurant service is Moore. Do it yourself. So you scan a QR code and place your order. There is someone that brings the food out, but there is a no tipping policy. You use self serve with the utensils sauce and even water. You can always order a soft drink self serve as well. At first, I was intimidated as the red spice looks very spicy. But it's more a mutated heat that was just flavor rather than actual things spicy like a pepper. The food was delicious! My boyfriend and I shared a traditional lamb soup and a lamb sandwich. the soup was reminiscent of a Vietnamese Pho, but had a deep flavorful taste to it! I highly recommend getting this and upgrading the bread to the spiced one! But if you don't, get the sauce and dip it. The sandwich we got not spicy but the sauce on the side helped that a lot! During dinner came the surprise ! First when you walk in there's a little stage with lots of instruments and that was cool! Turns out they have a partnership and you can even buy the instruments! They have live music. You can even sign up and play! After a few songs all of a sudden, you could hear a saxophone play and it was more alive than it did on a soundtrack. All sudden you see someone in the corner and they're playing the saxophone!! I believe he is the owner, but the music and ambience is amazing. The service even though it's a little more self service is also very friendly and so helpful. After you eat, you pay at the front. Just gotta bring up your phone to show your order. Overall, a great place with great food and atmosphere. Highly recommend you try!

Aipapa is my monthly go-to spot. The cumin aroma when you walk in is everything…read more What to order: Lamb & Spicy Beef Burgers: Crispy buns, juicy meat, and huge portions. The lamb is a must! Hand-Grabbed Mutton: Super tender and fresh, no gamey taste at all. Shrimp Fried Noodles: Full of "wok-hei" and tastes just like a Chinese night market. Gansu Malatang: Perfectly saucy and flavorful. Shredded Potato Salad: The best crunchy, refreshing side. Bonus: It's a no-tipping restaurant with a great vibe (live bands on weekends!). Perfect for a casual family dinner.

Just discovered they serve breakfast, and if you like traditional Chinese breakfast, this place is…read moreworth trying. They offer a wide variety of options, and even during breakfast hours, you can still order lunch items. Their side dishes are very garlic-heavy, but interestingly, whenever these dishes show up at Chinese potlucks, they're always a crowd favorite. I like their noodles because you can choose between thin, thick, or knife-cut noodles, and the portions are huge. For women with a smaller appetite, one bowl could easily be enough for two people. The soup base is just average. Their fried noodles are pretty good, but for people who prefer lighter flavors, they can feel overly oily. As for the spicy noodles, to me they're more oily and numbing than pleasantly spicy -- not really my preferred style of heat. The plaza itself isn't very big, and parking is honestly one of the biggest frustrations. Traffic gets very congested, and during peak meal times, the parking lot can become completely gridlocked. The restaurant has a very casual, self-service style. You walk in and find your own seat, order by scanning a QR code, and there's a station with water and cups if you need them. Overall, a good spot if you're looking for generous portions, traditional Chinese breakfast options, and don't mind the parking situation.

Really enjoyed the handmade noodles here -- you can taste the freshness and the texture was great…read more The fried noodles were tasty, and the prices are very reasonable for the portion size. They also offer a good variety of appetizers, which is nice if you want to try a few different dishes. Service was quick and efficient, and the food came out fast. The ambience is pretty simple and casual, nothing special, which is probably why I'm giving 4 stars instead of 5. Overall, a solid spot for good noodles at a fair price. I would definitely come back again.

Food is very good, with every dish tasting fresh and flavorful…read more Service is very good as well -- the staff are friendly, attentive, and make you feel welcome. The environment is very clean, comfortable, and well-maintained, which makes the whole dining experience even better. Overall, it's a restaurant I would definitely recommend.

Ordered delivery from this restaurant a few times now and it's been pretty consistent. Last time…read morewas my first time ever having dry mixed rice noodles so I didn't know how I felt about it. After having it a second time I think it's pretty good. The rice noodles come with four proteins: roast pork, pork, beef, and crispy pig intestine. The garnishes and veggies they provide in the takeout is the same as in store. Beware of the red chilies!! The first time I had it, I put a huge scoop and it was super spicy. I consider myself pretty good at spicy foods and this was overkill. Everything paired well together when mixed.

Very authentic, very spicy, and very tasty. This noodle shop has a variety of different Szechuan…read morenoodles and appetizers. We usually come for the Chengdu zhajiang noodles, but also added on some cold apps and they didn't disappoint. Although still very spicy, the tofu with century egg dish had a calming effect to it that helped relieved some of the spices. Service was surprisingly great for a Chinese restaurant, and they were both attentive and efficient. Would definitely return again.

I tried their other location in San Gabriel and enjoyed it so was not disappointed with this spot…read more We were the first ones there after they opened at 11 am. Using the QR code, we placed our order. Noodles came out quickly in about 10 min. I ordered the zhajiang noodles with peas ($14.99) with no spice. It was a decent portion for this price and pretty flavorful. I finished it in 30 min. They have bathrooms and provide free water cups. You can pay with card or cash. Staff was great. We'll be back when we're in the area.

This HK Macau Bistro II is pretty darn legit, authentic & good for Hong Kong/Macau style foods…read more Great find. Environment is well decorated with Mahjong pieces at the tables and there's plenty of seats/couch spaces inside. Very good vibes. Lots of people speak Cantonese and Mandarin/Chinese here. Staffs are professional and provide good service as needed. Very clean and modern. Macau pork chop buns and french toasts look very delicious and tempting. Prices are decent. You can choose from all kinds of rice rolls, rice plates, noodle soups, sandwiches, snacks, stir fried entrees, etc. and they even serve breakfast. Nice. Good menu variety. I had the $9.99 golden yellow salted droopy egg yolks french toast which was topped with custard syrup, pork sung meat floss toppings, peanut butter, etc. It was so droopy good and filled with juicy salted egg yolks. Great flavors. Huge portions. Worth it for afternoon snack. French toast was really made fluffy with egg ingredients. Sweet! Great value. $13.99 fish ball/fried fish cake noodle soup was fulfilling. Good balance and good food presentation. Loved all their colorful plates/bowls. Added a red bean iced beverage and iced coffee to go. Good feeling eating inside the place. We will definitely revisit in future. Service was very memorable. Great atmosphere.

I dig this place…read more My old stumping grounds of delicious food corner in MPK got bought out. So here I am. These guys also have a tea time menu which I like. However if you want a drink with your food it'll cost you. So I bought my usual lemon tea for $1.50. It's sweeter than I like and they do offer a to go cup. We ordered: wonton noodle soup (skip) Beef noodle soup (good 8/10) Beef chow fun dry (good 8/10) Pork and egg ova rice (7.5/10) tad too sweet Hainan chicken (9/10) did not like chicken super cold tho I do love the service here, they're pretty on it when you can hail a person down. They do speak Cantonese here and I'm too rusty so English it is. The whole place has a mahjong theme with street sign that some I've never heard of. I'm a fan and will be back on weekends during tea time.

My last review from 2 years ago still stands as is, I'm simply here to check in and report back…read morethat, it is in fact still just as good if not better? How better you ask? The salt and pepper squid was DELECTABLE on this visit. The second it enters your mouth, it makes you smile. Our entire party could not stop talking about how buttery, rich, and perfect it was!! Now in full transparency, their fried rice and black bean noodles fell a little short for me this visit. They were still good but you'll find better at other nearby Korean Chinese restaurants in Rowland such a New Garden. Ambiance hasn't changed, it's still busy, lively, loud, with tons of servers zipping to and from every table. Friendly reminder that there is parking behind the restaurant!

Saw this place on my searches and have been wanting to try it cuz was looking for a close Chinese…read moreKorean restaurant. Came on a sat around noon during peak lunch time. The parking lot is pretty small with spaces behind the building as well. We got lucky cuz got seated right away but people behind us had to wait. We ordered jja jiang myun (black bean noodles), kung pao chicken, and the kang poong shrimp (spicy garlic shrimp?). The shrimp was so crispy and the sauce was so good. It's hard to find a place where this dish is good so I was really happy. The noodles were also really good. Big portion so my bf and I shared. The kung pao chicken was good but it needed more flavor. I like my food with strong bold flavors and this dish lacked that. I would love to come back and try some of the other dishes like the sweet n sour pork. At the end they gave us the sugared sweet potatoes which was a treat. Haven't had that in a long time so brought back childhood memories.

Yummy Taiwanese food! Another review by David L. mentioned this place was similar to Sinbala and I…read morecan attest that it truly is similar. I ordered the pork chop rice and the pork chop had a great crispy exterior and was very juicy as well. The dish came with sauteed cabbage, half a tea egg, sauteed corn/peas/carrot mix and a bean curd. Portion was large and I was able to eat half for another meal! My friend got the chicken chop rice and the portion was even bigger than the pork chop rice! I will come back to try that one. Our group also ordered the popcorn chicken and that was juicy as well. Wished they added thai basil to the popcorn chicken but it was still delicious without it! Would 10/10 come back again.

forgot @Jessica W. reviewed that this place changed owners. we liked their food from the past…read moreowner 牡丹/Chef. so hubby and I brought my mom and my MIL here for dinner on a Friday evening around 7pm. the place was small to begin with and it's packed with only 1 table of 4 left. the inside was upgraded/remodeled so it looked a lot cleaner than the previous restaurant. new menu design but basically the same dishes are available plus there're some Taiwanese street food. we found out the owner changed but they kept the same chef in the kitchen. when the dried tofu with pork 香乾肉絲 was served and my mom has the most picky tastebuds, without asking she said "this dish is very good". personally I was impressed with the cutting skill for the dish as both the pork and dried tofu are cut very thin so the flavor can easily get into the tofu and pork. and the dried tofu was soft like a noodle. the eggplants was also very tasty with lots of basil flavor. compared to the other 2 dishes, the braised tofu 紅燒豆腐 was ok as the sauce is a little too thick. and the fried chicken was bland. service was good and attentive. we would come back to have (don't need to try as it's the same chef) their famous "kidney with sesame oil 麻油腰花" again.

Amazing portions and an even better service. I got the seafood jjamppong, jjajang, and…read moretangsuyuk--it was a trifecta. The hot noodles were "refreshing." The black bean noodles were sweet and savory, and the texture and flavor of the tansuyuk was 양 정말 푸짐하고 서비스는 그보다 더 좋아요. 해물짬뽕, 짜장면, 그리고 탕수육을 먹었는데 정말 완벽한 삼박자였어요. 뜨끈한 국물은 정말 시원했고, 짜장면은 달콤 짭짤하고, 탕수육은 식감이랑 맛이 아주 기가 막혔습니다

Ordered dinner to go and got the Jjajang Myeon - 4/5 Great…read moreflavor chunkier texture than usual, huge portion. Japchae - 4/5 Nice flavor but lacked something. Can't put my finger on it. Sweet and sour pork - 2/5 Big portion but pork itself was bland and sauce was not very good. Mongolian Beef (bulgogi)- 4/5 Good flavor, very traditional. Service was friendly and fast. Lots of seating, clean and bright.