Didn't even know about this place until I search for dumplings on yelp…read more Let me tell you, now that I found it. I will definitely be frequenting this place a lot. I personally love their spicy wonton soup, but I've also tried the regular soup and the broth is amazing either way. I just prefer the spicier version. It's hard to really say what you should order here, I personally like the spicy wonton soup, but every single one of their appetizers that I have tried are amazing, unfortunately, I haven't tried too many of their main dishes as I tend to be a creature of habit, but I'm sure just like with all the appetizers that I've tried everything you order here will come out amazing. Anytime it's cold or starts to rain, this is my go to spot for a nice warm soup

不要把你的幸福，建立在會失去的東西上，很多時候好運不是求來的，而是你一點一點建立的，我相信當我們到另外一個高度時，自然就會看到不同的風景～…read more 眉州東坡，很多朋友都去過了，但是你們去過這一家眉州東坡的中央廚房嗎？朋友說眉州東坡很多菜都是在這做的，這家看似隱身在住宅區附近， 一點都不起眼的小店，沒有裝潢，價格自然也比富麗堂皇的大酒樓親民多了， 我跟朋友去過眉州東坡滿多次的，說實話，從來沒有驚艷過，來這家中央廚房，我個人覺得東西也是好壞參半， 我記得他家的豬腳湯， 做的就真的好吃，但麵好像鹹了一點， 酒釀湯圓有待加強， 有去過的吃貨朋友們，可以建議他們有啥好吃的嗎？

So this is a small Chinese restaurant that's a bit aways from the main hustle and bustle lf the…read more626. However, if you want to try something a little different, there are some "traditional" Kaiping specialties that I haven't seen on menus anywhere else. I've always come with my family and have received great service because my dad knows the staff. They speak my home dialect so I'm sure there's some bias there. Foodwise, I've tried quite a bit and haven't had any dishes that didn't hit the mark for me. Standouts for me are the big claypot yellow eel rice, their specialty roast goose (the 2 dishes just listed may require a preorder but again, my dad usually handles all the ordering), their beansprout with pig intestine, and their egg plant with salted fish. The claypot rice is ordered by the kilo so really is a big party dish but has nice succulent pieces of eel, really well cooked rice, and then of course the crispy rice at the bottom. The goose is very flavorful and not super gamey, it has more of a meaty texture and bite than the younger poultry an American pallette may be used to so word of warning. I really like the beansprout with pig intestine, again not really gamey but very savory with very tender, fatty pieces of intestine (highly recommend even if you're hesitant with intestine). The eggplant with salted fish is also intensely savory with a pungency from the salted fish that may seem like a lot but melds really well with the sauce and overall flavor of the dish. Though I haven't tried every dish on their menu, I've tried quite a bit and can confidently say they'll bring out some tasty Chinese dishes.

Was here a few weeks ago with my kids for a quick lunch. We got the Beef Chow Fun...it's a thick…read moreflat white noodles sautéed with green onions, bean sprouts, beef and sort of a soy sauce. It's one of our go to orders when we hit a Chinese restaurant. Sometimes it's a hit or miss...but I got to say it was a HIT! The noodles were separated and seasoned perfectly, coating each strand of noodles with their soy sauce mixture...and the beef was perfectly tenderized..NOT TOUGH AT ALL! Usually beef is tough in this type of noodle dish at other places. The flavors were legit..not too sweet or salty just right! It's really hard for me to find good Asian food in Baldwin Park so I was pleasantly surprised when we stumbled upon this place. Highly recommend. Our server was a Chinese lady..probably didn't speak much of English and didn't come across as friendly but to be honest that's how you know the food is going to slap when you have a waitress with the meanest RBF...so don't be alarmed just know food is going to smack! LOL It's located in a very random place but there's plenty of parking. It's pretty laid back but I would say can be good for large groups. It's not too loud or rowdy at all.

Going back to my favorite - HAO. Ace for lunch…read more Because is a Sunday. I waited a bit and look at the menu. I noticed they have some new items. I tried the braised tofu and it was delicious. The tofu dish came with peanuts and the soy sauce is not too salty and elevated the dish. I also had my favorite orange tea. The service is attentive and polite.

First time trying Hao Cafe, and what a great find! We stopped by with my parents in between their…read moredoctor appointments at City of Hope. They were craving soup, so we ordered the beef noodle soup, shrimp wonton soup, and Spam & 2 Eggs soup--and everything was delicious! We'd definitely love to come back and try the duck and some of their other Chinese dishes. Such a great spot for a comforting meal!

Food was delicious (portions plenty for leftovers) , quick service - we were seated right away, and…read moreit was great way to cool off on this hot summer day. Didn't try any of the drinks myself but they look good! My party enjoyed them.

First time here and the food was delicious. Shrimp, fish, and pork chop had crispy exterior with…read morejuicy tender interior. Service yesterday was mid - but the food made up for it. Ambiance is sit down Chinese restaurant and well lit.

I came for brunch with my sister and it is already packed. Luckily we were able to get seated…read morepretty quickly. There is a QR code that you can scan which will give you the digital menu which you can order off of right away without having to wait for the waiter. If you're not sure on what to order the menu tells you what is their popular dishes to help give you an idea of what's good. We order the marinated cucumber salad, Shanghai spicy shrimp and pork wontons, pan fried pork dumplings, pork xiao long bao, and the beef tenderloin udon with black pepper. My favorites were the Shanghai spicy shrimp and pork wontons and the beef tenderloin udon with black pepper. Both are considered spicy dishes but I have a weak spicy tolerance and I did not think that they were spicy at all! The pan fried dumpling skirt was crispy and instantly melts in your mouth. The xiao long baos have a small amount of soup within and the cucumber salad was so refreshing. The food comes out quick! The staff work quick to ensure you get all of your food fast. This place is one of my favorite spots to grab some dumplings. Highly recommend!

We were a party of 6, joined the waitlist on a Saturday at around 12:30, and we were seated in…read moreabout 10 minutes! We ordered 7 items, it came out to ~$110. For a more modern Chinese dining experience, I think this place is pretty solid. The standout for me was the dried scallop fried rice; wonderfully seasoned and tasted very traditional! The pan fried buns were not very juicy, no complaints about the other items (XLB, garlic string beans, custard buns, pan fried dumplings). Our food came out very quickly! I think that the family style aspect struggles a bit due to a lack of table space/lazy Susan. My party was sat at the very back, near the kitchen, so it was almost unbearably hot. I think the area would have benefited from ceiling fans. Otherwise, if you enjoy traditional flavors in a modernized storefront, this place is a great contender!

I believe it's been Relocated to Monterey park under a new name : Yu Kitchen…read more We love this place. Our family often goes here for delicious lobster and noodles. The portions are legit and taste is amazing. I hope the new place opens up soon and has the same server and chef! They both are amazing.

This is the one time yelp completely failed me on the reviews. I dont know if people who give this…read moreplace a great review above 4 stars and above were just high on MJ or climbed out of a rock, but this was no where near comparable to any legit chinese cantonese cuisines. I rather have eaten Panda if the quality was going to be this low and saucy and salty. The service was atrocious too. 1 person handling the order taking, table service and the register. So imagine trying to get any service when she has to attend to the other tables as well. She will leave you mid ordering to handle something in the kitchen to grab a dish then come back to take ur order later. They should just make this a counter register ordering spot. where you get a number and grab your food at the counter when its ready. Cuz i sure as heck wasnt tipping 15% for this service.

One of my top favorite Chinese restaurants. Their food is so yummy and packed with flavor. Highly…read morerecommend the honey walnut and sweet and sour shrimp. Also ordered crispy chow mein and you can never go wrong with that! Prices are so reasonable, service is exceptional, and serving sizes are huge. GO NOW, this is your sign!

Super solid spot for a family dinner!…read more We ordered a massive spread from here and honestly, everything was really good. The kung pao chicken had a great savory flavor with just the right amount of kick and a good crunch from the peanuts, while the orange chicken had a really good, tangy sweet glaze to it. Just a heads-up if you like it super crunchy, their version is definitely on the softer, saucier side (which I prefer), but the flavor is spot on. The minced chicken lettuce wraps were fresh and super flavorful, and the egg drop soup was pure comfort in a bowl and came out piping hot. The absolute standout was definitely the deep fried fish fillet. The batter was super light and airy, and the fish inside was perfectly flaky and tender. We paired it all with the vegetable lo mein, which was loaded with veggies and the noodles weren't mushy at all, which is always a win. Portions are good, everything feels fresh, and it definitely hits the spot. We have been dining here for years and will continue to do so!

I ordered the King Steamed Meat Bao ($9.14 - 3pc) and 10 Won Bread ($5). They tasted fresh and…read morefilling. Although these items did not taste spectacular, there's an admirable beauty with its satisfying texture and freshness. I arrived at Cr8zy Bao (West Covina) on Tuesday (around 9:15AM). This location requested 10 extra minutes to setup. After perusing its adjacent market, I returned. Cr8zy Bao (West Covina) was ready for business at 9:25AM. Staff is courteous and professional. Staff (name on receipt - Yaya) is helpful and hardworking. Yaya answered all my questions, and Yaya moved quickly. I ordered the King Steamed Meat Bao ($9.14 - 3pc) and 10 Won Bread ($5). The food was ready in 14 minutes and 54 seconds. The 10 Won Bread has three filling choices: mozzarella cheese, custard, or red bean. I selected the custard filling. The 10 Won Bread had a thin, crisp, and crunchy outer crust; its similar to a finely toasted waffle. Its inner layer is very soft and spongey. Breaking apart this toasted pastry, hot & gooey custard cream bursts forward. I enjoyed the sensation and mild-sweetness of this sticky, flowing liquid. The King Steamed Meat Bao also tasted freshly made. It avoids being dry; rather, its bun is supple, buoyant, and springy. Its filling tastes fresh and slightly savory. Its mashed meat and diced glass noodles add a pleasant bounce. Although the filling lacked any memorable taste, I appreciated how the filling wasn't salty. The King Steamed Meat Bao's filling reminded me of freshly mashed meatball. Regarding ambiance, it's nonexistent at Cr8zy Bao (West Covina). The location is a food stand in a market. Thankfully, its counters and floors are clean. Also, I felt safe since a security guard is stationed by the entrance. Fortunately, there's plenty of indoor and outdoor tables to use since it's connected to the Haven City Market. Bright, bubbly music appeared around 10AM; however, it was silent prior. Overall, Cr8zy Bao (West Covina) is a good experience. If you like baos and dumplings, this location is a solid choice. The portions are filling; the food is fresh; and its cooks put visible care into their items. 4.5 out of 5

The lady at the counter that took my order didn't speak any English. When I got my hotteok order,…read morethere was only one but the menu says there are 4. When I asked she had only charge me for a single one which was fine but another worker had to come check the order for me and explain the mix up. Got the cold noodles, I liked that the ice added to the noodle was iced broth so it didn't water down the soup. There's no meat at all, just cucumber, radish and half an egg. The noodles were gummy and stuck together in a giant clump which made it hard to eat. For $17 with no meat and overly soft noodles, this was not worth it. The cheese coin was a total disappointment. It was mostly mochi like breading and very little cheese that didn't have any pull to it. Not sure what cheese they used but it's not anything like the ones in Korea. The hotteok was the biggest disappointment and I'm glad they messed up and only charged me for one. It came like the cheese coin which was my first inkling something is wrong. The inside was also mostly mochi chewy bread with a very thin layer of something that is only a little bit sweet. Absolutely nothing like a real hotteok and did not look anything like the picture on the menu. This is a one and done for me.

Food was AMAZING! Came out super hot and fast. This is the best orange chicken and I've ever had…read morein my life, it's so light and crispy! Spring rolls melt in ur mouth and everything was perfect, had great service too will be back!

food and service were both really great and the dumplings were fantastic!! i liked the vibe of the…read morerestaurant and it was incredibly relaxing and enjoyable

The food was incredibly authentic and absolutely delicious--far beyond my expectations! Every dish…read morewas full of flavor and tasted freshly made. The restaurant was very clean and had a comfortable dining atmosphere. The staff were also incredibly friendly, attentive, and provided excellent service throughout our visit. I had a wonderful experience and will definitely be coming back again very soon. Highly recommended!

I never knew a dumplings can be so delicious. Here is the…read morebest to try them, we tried fried and pan fried which both tasted really great. Recommended 100% They serve one of the most delicious soups Overall very satisfied..!