Din Tai Fung has delicious food & excellent service. It's worth a trip to UTC Westfield to eat…read morethere.

It was our first time coming in here and food was amazing and also customer service . Place are…read morebeautiful and clean .

The employee who helped me at the register was SO knowledgeable about the menu, and gave me great…read morerecommendations for which products were vegan-friendly. I think her name was AJ? I couldn't quite read the name tag. She was excellent, thank you! The vegetarian (vegan if you get it with sweet chili sauce instead of aioli) popcorn chicken was super flavorful and crispy. Definitely a shareable portion between 2 people as a hefty snack, and 3-4 people if you just want a small bite. The taro sweet milk tea was unlike any other taro drink I've had before, because there seemed to be actual mashed taro in the bottom of the drink. It was presented beautifully layered, and it kind of tasted like strawberry milk to me. Fun to try, and looking forward to trying other drinks next time! The inside of the cafe had plentiful and comfortable seating, a great playlist, and it was clean. Big thank you to this business for having vegan-friendly food AND drink options that don't just omit the milk, but actually have a non-dairy substitute and no powdered creamer. I'll definitely be back!

The interior of Bopomofo was simple and clean. There was an abundance of parking in the front, and…read moreone could place an online order if needed. My group tried an assortment of items today, family-style. 4/5 Mapo Tofu Tots: This was pretty unique, a fusion of two worlds - eastern (mapo tofu) and western (tots and cheese). I personally did not care for the cheese, but the mapo tofu was quite tasty, a mild flavor not yet reaching a spicy level where I'd guzzle water. Others in my group favored this item amongst the 3 we tried, while I thought it was okay. 4.5/5 Scallion pancake with popcorn chicken, egg, and cheese. The scallion pancake was light, flaky, and layered, pretty authentic in flavor. It's probably my own bias, but I was also not a fan of the cheese in this dish, though it had a melty consistency others might like. They provided an umami sweet sauce to add. 4/5 Pineapple bun with popcorn chicken. This was a unique take on how one could combine snackable Chinese/Taiwanese food. The Pineapple Bun was somewhat sweet and buttery, tasty on its own, but raised question marks for me. It was an unexpected combo with the savory popcorn chicken. The chicken was crispy and we ordered it mild. 5/5 Strawberry Basil Lemonade: This drink was on the sweeter side at 100%, but very refreshing and not tart. I'd order it again. The strawberry flavors were somewhat strong in this one. 5/5 Guava Jinxuan Oolong Tea: I was a fan of Jinxuan oolong while touring Taiwan, so I was excited to see this authentic strain of tea on the menu. When unmixed, the guava syrup/purée was a bit sweet, but I did enjoy this drink. I didn't taste the unique milky oolong flavors though. The slightly bitter tea notes came out at the end, though I'd also reorder this. Bopomofo was an adventure for my and my group's taste buds, I would probably come back to try other drinks and dishes.

The food is fantastic. I am in love with the spicy cucumber salad. The dumplings are really…read moredelicious. The service is prompt and friendly.

Noodles were amazing... we got two different types of noodles. I forgot their names…read more One was a noodle with like a Shanghai style. The other noodle was black pepper. The noodles literally taste homemade. Their service was great at the beginning, but then the lady at the counter yell yelled at me for some reason... the vibe was really chilling there

The service we received from Aron was exceptional. Food was delicious and came out promptly…read more The reason I give it 4 stars, is because I feel the place could use a bit of dusting along window edges and maybe tidy up a bit better. Overall, my daughter loves coming back for the food so there's that

We wanted to try a sampling of a few items so we ordered the galaxy lemonade, Thai tea, a trio of…read morebao, soup dumplings, the salt n' pepper wings, spicy ramen and the bar-b-que pork baozi. The food was delicious for the most part. The salt n' pepper wings were not the best ever eaten in life but would hold up well to any other Asian fried wing offering. The service was good, although we were not greeted at the door. Someone yelled across the room, "put your name on the waitlist." The inside is fairly small with only 5 tables and several more on the patio, but our wait was not more than 10 minutes. The atmosphere was fair. The decor was mostly fake plants not impressive but not the worse. Food wise, we would definitely come again!

This place is great for a quick bite and have plenty of combo options. I enjoyed the dumplings and…read morenoodles, while my sister had the wonton soup. The noodles had a tingly after taste from the spice. Personally I wouldn't repurchase the noodles but rather try something else. The dumplings had a nice crunch layer on the outside and soft on the inside. At the counter you can even purchase frozen dumplings. Sauce is in the way back and didn't even realize until after the meal. Wish the servers informed me at least when I got my food. Overall a good experience and food was worth trying at least once.

The dumplings here are well-made, with good texture and solid flavor (especially the pan fried…read moreones)! That said, the pricing feels pretty steep for what you get. Portions are on the smaller side, and I honestly left still feeling a bit hungry. The restaurant itself is clean and well-kept though. It definitely leans more toward casual dining since you bus your own table after eating. Overall, good quality dumplings, but the value just isn't quite there for me.

The service is really good here and they do have really yummy food, more of like a cooked meal type…read moreof feeling when you're tired of fast food restaurants. I would recommend for a date night or if you wanna just come and get any by yourself and they're not that expensive 20 bucks for plate. Me and my boyfriend came here to celebrate my birthday and we were not disappointed.

Bella was a wonderful server--friendly and attentive. The Lomo Saltado was fantastic, and we loved…read morethe decor. Great food and a great atmosphere!

Located in the same Convoy plaza as Yun Tea House, the parking here is absolutely horrible, and we…read morehad to wait about 10 minutes to be seated--but the food easily earns 5 stars! They have a super easy online ordering system right at the table which makes things convenient. We ordered the spicy lamb biang biang noodles and the non-spicy beef pulled noodles, and both had the perfect chew and incredible flavor. We also ordered the garlic green beans, but they came out so late that we were already completely full from the noodles, so we took them to go. Thank god we did, because they turned out to be pretty salty on their own and really needed to be paired with white rice at home. Overall, an amazing spot for authentic noodles! Absolutely love this place and will be back.

We came right before the dinner rush and I can definitely see why this place got packed so quickly…read more It isn't huge inside but there is ample seating, we were sat right away and the menu was fully online. Something I didn't love though, you order and pay through the online menu. Considering you leave a tip I don't fully understand how it works when we did this whole process ourselves. I also noticed other tables getting plates and bowls which we had to ask for. Overall, I felt the servers weren't too friendly either and seemed to rush through our table despite them standing around not seeming too busy. The food was excellent though! The soup had a great spice to it and super flavorful. The beef and onion was so juicy and addictive, the green beans were good too and had a slight kick to them.

food was fire and amazing, and the service was even better. nice little restaurant makes me feel…read morelike i'm in the japan.

Facing East is one of those spots you always notice in that Convoy plaza but somehow never actually…read morecommit to until one day you finally do. It's in a plaza with a ton of other restaurants, so just know parking can be a little chaotic. I went on a Wednesday around 5:30PM and still found parking pretty easily, but I can see it getting rough later. The place itself is on the smaller side, but they fit a good amount of seating. Every time I pass by it never looks super packed and even this time it wasn't that busy. I ordered ahead through their website, which was smooth, but when I walked in the cashier didn't see my order at first. I showed her my confirmation text, she checked with the kitchen and let me know it was still being prepared. She was super kind about it, so no issue there. I sat and waited and it ended up being around 20 minutes, which felt a little long for just two items, but not terrible. There was also a moment where a group came in and no one was at the front, so they asked me how ordering worked. We both just assumed you scan the QR code at the table and order from there, which probably explains why there isn't always someone upfront. A little confusing at first, but it is what it is. Once my food was ready, it was packaged really nicely. I had about a 25 minute drive home and everything stayed warm, which is honestly the best part about good takeout. Popcorn Chicken ($9.50) This might be the best popcorn chicken I've had in San Diego, especially for the price. You get big pieces, like actual chicken, not just fried coating. The seasoning is kind of addicting, a little sweet, a little salty, savory, with a slight kick. Super fragrant too with green onions mixed in. The sauce tasted like a cilantro jalapeño crema, almost taco vibes, which sounds random but it worked really well. And the shredded cabbage at the bottom soaking up all that extra seasoning... so good. Only thing is I wish some pieces were a little crispier and more golden, but still really really solid. Spicy Shrimp Wontons (8 pcs, $10.80) These come in a soy, vinegar, chili oil sauce that's super balanced. The wontons themselves are a bit smaller and don't have a ton of filling, so price-wise it's a little eh. But the sauce carries. After sitting in it during my drive home, I thought it would be too salty, but it actually soaked in perfectly. The color got darker and richer and the flavor still stayed balanced. Overall, this place is honestly solid. The menu isn't huge, more focused on noodles, dumplings, and apps, but based on what I had, they do it well. I'll definitely be back to try more, but that popcorn chicken alone is already enough reason to come back.