Amazing food and drinks! Great ambiance. The service is also as good. They have a variety of food…read moreperfect for family time.

Absolutely huge variety of foods, Massive food court…read moreconnected to the GW market. I love coming here with a group ( the ones that don't mind sharing a taste) We sat at an open table, not sure if it was recently vacant. It was clean and spotless. If you like drinking the south end has sports playing on the TV, with a few different bars / alcohol stalls. I think this is a great place to bring people from out of town.

The place looks dead, but this plaza and food court still has good variety of restaurants and…read moredining options. Sometimes, you really have to wander around to see life after pandemic again. Streets and shops feel more empty and different inside these days. The outside of Pacific Plaza still looks fantastic as you drive past it. Korean food/Chinese foods/Vietnamese Pho/local small offices/etc. There's bakery & Japanese tea/beverage place across from the parking lot as well as a huge Chinese grocery store. Saw security guard driving around and walking around. Plenty of parking spots during weekday lunch hours. The food court is old and doesn't look as exciting anymore, but honestly, they have traditional dumplings and small eats inside. Authentic old Chinese style. You will find elderly ladies still hand making foods from scratch. Feels old, but good. There's good variety of foods on the same block. Inexpensive and still affordable around here. Much lesser customers during the daytime. Otherwise, I would revisit to try the Chinese-Korean tofu stew place on corner. Lots of choices to choose from. Building looks great from outside.

My Mom, brothers, and our families went to Tofu Bean Korean (TBK) BBQ for 2023 Christmas Eve lunch…read more TBK is located in the Pacific Plaza. I did not know it is in the same plaza as the Happy Family vegetarian restaurant. I had eaten at the latter place a few times, but it's been awhile. Anyway, things have changed. There are so many different shops and restaurants here. There is even a food court which I have yet to visit and try. One day I'll make it back here and check out the food court. This plaza has 2 floors. I didn't go up to the 2nd floor since TBK is on the 1st floor. Its building exterior design looks like a fort or castle like. There is ample free parking so no worries. It is located on Colima Rd that is a very busy street. Do be careful when pulling out of the parking lot. It may be best to turn right and take a detour instead of turning left just to be safe. As I said, I will be back to check out its food court. See you here!

This Food Court situated in the inside corner back lot is located in the Yes Plaza!!…read more Its building's architectural style has different brick faux facade that made it look like individual structure on one site!!! There is a limited seating capacity in the dining hall provided which is adjacent to the hallway to the restrooms! Seems get busy around 12 noon to 2pm!

It has been a really long time since I've been to Kang Kang Shau May, so here's an updated review…read more Their you pick item combos are a great deal even though the prices have gone up a lot. The amount of food that you get is worth it. The taste of the sides are also great. They offer so much variety from meats to veggie options. I love that they offer veggie porridge as a base instead of the typical fried rice or noodles. The ladies who take your order is always happy to help, but I think that some may find them a bit unwelcoming if you don't speak the language. This place hasn't changed one bit. It looks dated, but I come here for the food, so it doesn't really matter to me.

I came here specifically to try their Shanghai pan-fried pork buns and they did not disappoint! The…read morebuns were perfectly crispy on the bottom with a soft, fluffy top, and the filling was super juicy and flavorful. Every bite had that delicious savory broth inside. so good and definitely worth it. The texture balance was amazing... crispy, soft, and juicy all at once. You can really tell they're made fresh. They were hot, comforting, and honestly some of the best pan-fried pork buns I've had. Overall, such a great spot if you're craving authentic, juicy Shanghai pan-fried pork buns. I'll definitely be back for more! The service took a little longer only because we came right when they opened and they make it fresh on the spot. The inside there is plenty of seating.

This food stall in the food court serves Shanghai style food. I ordered the beef braised tendon and…read moreShanghai pan fried bun. Rice and tendon are flavorful and they're paired nicely with the lesser flavored preserved cabbage and soup. That's the thing that most food lack is balance. When a dish is too strong you need something bland to turn it down. That's my definition of a balance diet. The plan fried buns is slightly burned on the bottom but still juicy in the inside. It's comparable to or local Kang Kang restaurant.

This place is in the now sad looking food court, but so good. This definitely reminds me of the…read morestuff I ate when I was living in Shanghai. The menu is pretty limited, but the veggie pork rice was so good. Everything braised was sweet, but not too sweet, just like traditional Shanghainese food. My fave item was the shengjianbao; tasty like Kang Kang Shau May, but with a crispier bottom and only 4 an order so I don't have to eat too many at once. Obs, the ambiance isn't great, but there was plenty of parking and it was fun to people watch the different dumpling stands. Oh, and props to the people there for letting us order about 10 min before their official opening time; friendly service!

I really wanted to like 62 Street Food, but the experience was disappointing from the moment I…read morewalked in. The woman working the front counter came across as completely uninterested and honestly seemed annoyed that customers were even there. No greeting, no patience, just a cold attitude that made the whole interaction uncomfortable. Customer service matters just as much as the food, and when the first impression feels this negative, it's hard to enjoy anything else. It felt like we were inconveniencing her just by ordering. If the staff doesn't want to be there, it shows and it definitely affects the overall experience. I hope management takes this seriously, because right now it's not a place I'd recommend or return to.

Ordered to-go over the phone and was told to pick up in 15 mins wow nice. Sunday 4pm…read more * Gado gado (5/5) - perfectly steamed yet crisp veggies, awesome peanut dressing, enjoyed the interesting rice cake * Nasi goreng (4/5) - not bad, a little bit of a liver-y flavor from the beef which I personally liked * Char kway teow (4/5) - not too oily nor salty, solid Looking forward to trying other dishes from here.

I like the fish porridge and sweet and sour cod fish it's very tasty and yummy we will come back…read moreagain the service is very good and I will give this restaurant a five star ratings on yelp.

Located in a food court. They sell some ready to eat buns and also frozen dumplings and baos. Only…read moretried a few things. But the thick green onion cake was pretty good.

Food is excellent Service is great…read more Most thai places fudge for the American plate when asked to do "thai spicy". They do not. Its is not overly spicy but you will sweat when eating like you are working out. The best of both; working out and eating great tasting food at the same time.

It is easy to order trays of food for parties by calling in and easy to pick up. The food is…read morepackaged well and both times we picked up the food was fresh off the stove and ready on time. The food is also delicious and the portions are generous.

Shau Mei is truly one of Rowland Heights' hidden gems and a living piece of our community's…read morehistory. They are one of the longest standing restaurants in the area and have somehow managed to keep both their prices and their hearts generous even through inflation. A 3-item combo with rice and soup for around $10 is an incredible deal these days and the portions never disappoint. What makes this place so special though, is the people. For as long as I can remember, it has been the same kind lady and gentleman running the restaurant and they always greet everyone with care. I started coming here over 15 years ago as a young, single working adult and meals are ready made here (although you are able to order other items from the kitchen) so grabbing a meal was quick and easy and now that I am a mom of two, I still bring my kids in because the staff feels like family. They've literally watched me grow up and that kind of connection is rare. The food is comforting, consistent, and tastes like home. There are a handful of small tables for dining in and they also have frozen delicacies such as dumplings that you can buy in bulk to cook at home. Overall, every visit feels familiar in the best way possible. In a world where so many places change or disappear, Shau Mei remains a constant and stable place and we are truly thankful! We love this place and everyone who works here. Highly, highly recommended especially for a quick meal that is not fast food

unsuspecting hole in the wall chinese takeout restaurant that is delicious and affordable. we got a…read more3 entree combo which comes with rice and a soup for $9.13. they have a huge variety of dishes here that change from time to time, but the classics are always there - like braised pork, steamed egg, tomato egg, cabbage, etc. eating here as well as the surrounding plaza its located reminds me a bit of being in China. they also have shaved ice available and while it's not the fanciest shaved ice like some of the more modern places, it's simple taste hits the spot. they do accept card but it comes at an extra fee so recommend bringing cash.

I've been here twice now for their frozen dumplings. I've had both the pork and celery and…read moreShepherd's purse pork dumpling. Both are pretty tasty when you're in a pinch. Everything is hand made including the dumpling skin. The skin is on the thicker side so it's good for pan frying without worry that it will fall apart. The prices are very reasonable, about $24 for 50 dumplings. They give you a cooler bag to keep your dumplings frozen if you are driving some distance. It's located in a food court so there are many other choices as well. They do not take credit cards, only cash or Zelle. If you go later in the day, some of the more popular flavors will be sold out!

Happened to walk by during the food court checkout. They have fresh, on spot making dumplings,…read morebuns and others. Got some buns and dumplings for future dinners. Friendly service with no attitude. The place is open space with plenty of great smells from them and others food stalls. Prices are decent so check it out and get some buns & dumpling.