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).

I came here because we love the Rosemead one. So my wife and I decided to give this one a try…read more Overall, food is okay, didn't taste like the Rosemead one, even though they are the same franchise. The waiter are rude, we were half way into our meal and they already gave us the check, and the waiter just stand there, WTF? The worse part was their food gave my wife caca-rrhea. I wouldn't go back to them, you guys can try it at your own risk.

Decided to give this place a try and ordered everything to go. We got the spicy beef noodle soup,…read moreTan Tan noodles, popcorn chicken, Xiao Long Bao, and an iced lemon tea. Everything was ready pretty fast, which was nice. The food did not disappoint. The beef noodle soup was spicy but had a lot of flavor, and the Tan Tan noodles were probably one of my favorites. Popcorn chicken was crispy and good, and the Xiao Long Bao hit the spot too. Also, the iced lemon tea was massive! Definitely wasn't expecting it to be that big. I wish I had pictures of everything, but I was so hungry that I completely forgot and just started eating lol. Prices were reasonable and the portions were good. Parking around here can be a pain, but I'd come back again to try more of the menu.

Walnut, this little eatery, offers a colorful rice bowl for just $9.99--great value for money, with…read morean extra-large portion that can satisfy five cravings at once! The bowl is piled high with mapo tofu, braised pork, tomato scrambled eggs, cold seaweed salad, and broccoli, plus half a poached egg. I could easily eat this for two meals. The Three-Cup Chicken is fragrant with fresh perilla leaves, steaming hot when served--so tempting! The flavor is delicious and perfect with rice. The salt-and-pepper shrimp is incredibly flavorful; the crispy, tender shrimp coated in savory salt and chili flakes are so addictive you'll keep eating without stopping. The oyster omelet sauce suits my taste perfectly--sweet and sour with a hint of spice, really appetizing. The scallion oil noodles are absolutely mouthwatering. I love adding a bit more chili oil to enhance the aroma even more. The restaurant is clean and tidy, and the staff are warm and friendly--overall, a great dining experience. The portions are generous and highly affordable, and they also offer catering services for meetings, including boxed lunches

A hidden gem in Walnut! My friend from Mt. SAC strongly recommended Fu Restaurant, and I'm so glad…read moreI finally tried it. On a hot summer day, this colorful rice bowl was exactly what I needed -- refreshing, flavorful, and only $9.90! I ordered the popcorn chicken rice, and the portion was huge -- the chicken was literally piled high and spilling over the edge. Perfect for sharing, and such a great deal. It also hit me that I'm basically eating the same meal served to athletes at the Olympics and Paralympics in China -- how cool is that? They also offer catering for office meals -- bento boxes at affordable prices with generous portions.

Great service great food and great prices. What more can you ask for? Yay! Got a large groupread more

A true hole-in-the-wall location, came here with our friend, who highly recommended the Hainan…read moreChicken Rice here. Note that I'm extremely picky about Hainan Chicken Rice, and am still in search for the closest to the Singaporean one & best in the SGV. So honestly, I was skeptical. The Rice flavor actually tasted pretty good, and had the right taste & texture, so that's a plus! Chicken was moist & tender, which is great...but it lacked the fragrant taste in my opinion. But it wasn't bad! The ginger & chili was quite tasty, just missing the dark soy sauce at the table. Overall, I could do this again if I'm in the area. I enjoyed the stir fried bok choy, and they had a tasty spicy cucumber salad. The combo also came with peanuts. There was only 1 person serving but she was efficient & fast, and friendly. It's definitely a small space, but it was clean & cozy! I understand they are known also for the potato noodles so I might try that in the future!

Xiao long bao was very juicy and had thin skin. The Beef…read moreRoll Pancakes weren't as good. The meat was cold and there wasn't enough sauce.

Pleasantly surprised to find this spot in Walnut, great place for family dining, soup dumplings so…read morejuicy and the pork & chive dumplings hit the spot!

My mother wanted to go back to Seasons Cafe since she really liked the food from her last visit…read more This time we ordered pan fried dumplings and buns, boiled dumplings and xlb. The food seemed to be consistent as our last visit. However, I found a bug's leg on my spoon as I was eating... when I got home, I keep burping up heavy msg flavor that I thought it was a one off thing last time. There's only one person serving the food so has to be patient about it. Need to ask them to clean up the table as last party left. Get your own water at the corner. There are pictures of food on the menu items on the wall. It's a hole in a wall kind of place. There seems to be quite a few regulars that like this no frill food. For me personally, I didn't like the msg and seeing a bug's leg so I won't return agin even though the food tastes decent at the moment.

I came to this place on a Saturday morning because I missed the breakfast vibe in China so much…read more And this place didn't disappoint me at all. The tea egg was flavorful and the fried dough twist was soft inside and crispy outside. My husband and I also ordered the soup dumplings (forgot to take a photo), which was so juicy and perfectly seasoned! If you are looking for good services, this may not be the best place to visit. But if you are just looking for comforting and good Chinese breakfast, definitely check this out!

This is one of the oldest Chinese Restaurant in the Walnut and probably in the area…read more The hole in the wall survived so many years since 1979. It means something. Old dining area but clean. Noticed most orders are to go order. Service was quite fast. It's not super crowded but they have steady customer. Mostly regular customers. Food comes in big portion and very reasonable price. Taste is not bad. No additional MSG is added. A true hidden gem.

Love the traditional Chinese style menu and the pricing is very affordable especially the lunch…read morespecial. $10 for entre, plus soup, and egg roll is a steal. Will be coming back her for sure. The food was also excellent but take that from a non-chinese customer. Good portions and tasty. The restaurant is not anything fancy but if you are just in it for the food and price 100% recommend. The servers were very polite and made sure they checked on us regularly.

I came across this place while dining in local establishments and decided to try it out. This is…read moreworth trying out between the quality of food and price. Their individual bao are about 4 inches in diameter for $3 each. There is plenty of protein inside so it isn't just a bunch of bao. Bao itself is great. Try out the spicy chicken or braised pork. It has a nice spicy kick that balances flavor and spice. If you are looking for frozen bulk, they have many flavors available at a great price. They are nice enough to throw a bag of ice in as well so your stuff doesnt defrost as fast. The employees are your nice aunties with some top notch customer service. They really walk you through what they have and answer your questions before you order. Restaurant is spacious and clean.

[ FOOD ] Their baos are packed fat and about $2.5 - $3 each…read more Braised pork belly - savory pork belly but but needs more seasoning Spicy chicken chili pepper - bomb and packs a peppery punch O: Cabbage mushroom egg - mid, my fault for picking it Pickled cabbage & pork - interesting savory and sour flavor [ SERVICE ] Nice cashier. [ PLACE ] Big lot but can be packed full on weekend nights. Additional parking in the rear. Restaurant is spacious with a lots of seating. [ VERDICT ] I don't really eat baos but this place pack their baos fat and is very affordable. I'll definitely come back to taste the other baos.

Ordered dim sum lunch through DoorDash from this place. The food was surprisingly delicious. I…read moreloved the shrimp dumplings with scallop sauce, spicy curry fish balls and fish congee. The egg tarts were pretty good too. They called us to replace the two items they were out. It was fast and efficient response from the restaurant. Great place for dim sum deliveries!

It's been a while since I visited Sheng Hui Dim Sum, and their food is still solid. They are open…read moreMonday, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday (closed Tuesday-Thursday). Their business hours are 8:45 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. on weekdays, and they stay open until 4:00 p.m. on weekends. We ordered the Har Gow, Shiu Mai, Steamed Chicken Feet, Sesame Balls, and the Steamed Sausage & Sticky Bun. Everything was authentic, freshly prepared, and delicious. The Har Gow and Shiu Mai were notably large and high quality. My personal favorite is the Steam Sausage & Sticky Bun. It's a traditional Hong Kong dish that is becoming rare even in HK, so finding it here was a treat. This place is a true hidden gem in West Covina. The pricing starts from $5.88, and most dishes are about $5.93, and a few dishes are $6-8. They now have a Mother's Day promotion from May 1-12: Buy one, get one free on Xiao Long Bao (Shanghai or Crab Meat). P.S. You can also order it online via their website. https://www.shenghuidimsum.com/

The food was very flavorful! The service was excellent! And the ambiance was family oriented. My…read moredaughter and I really enjoyed our time here.

Five stars for their clay pot rice…read more Hong Kong is the favorite of everyone as a foodie paradise. The two most famous clay pot eateries are in Yau Ma Tei. They are side by side to each other about two street corners apart. One is called Hang Kee. The other place is Four Seasons. I ate at both of them, and their clay pot rices are not good as Delicious Corner. Tell everyone a secret...if you want to make killer clay pot rice, you have to add cooking oil to the edge of the pot at the end. This is how the rice has a golden yellow brown layer of rice at the bottom. My mom loves clay pot rice especially the golden yellow brown layer of rice. We ordered our usual items...fish cake with green beans, bbq pork udon, thousand year preserved egg with pork porridge, and a ribeye steak for my nephew. Too much foods for the three of us, but my mom ate a lot. That is all that matters. Ray out.