We felt like dim sum on a rainy day so we found this little gem on Yelp. They had good reviews so…read morewe wanted to try them out. I grew up eating Hong Kong style dim sum so I am very picky with my dim sum. We were greeted by a very friendly lady who sat us at a table. There are about 10 tables inside to sit and eat there. You can also order for pickup. The restroom and restaurant is kept very clean. You order by scanning the QR code. They do have a good selection to choose from. We got the usual items like shumai (pork dumplings), har gar (shrimp dumplings), pork spareribs, chicken sticky rice wrapped in lotus leaves, bbq pork buns, egg tarts, and I had to try the beef stew rice noodle soup. The server was very attentive to us while she took care of 4 other tables on her own. You do have to pay at store and not on the app when you're ready to checkout. The food came out fast and it tasted fresh. Portion size of the items are great. The bbq pork bun dough was a bit mushy to me. I like when the bun is fluffy and soft. The egg tart was perfect and not overcooked. The shumai and har gar was delicious and huge. The chicken sticky rice was very yummy . The spareribs were a bit fatty but had great flavor. The beef stew rice noodle soup was not my favorite. The beef stew was tender but it lacked flavor and the soup needed more flavor. Overall, we are happy we found a dim sum place that isn't too far from home and we don't have to drive down to OC or LA to eat. We will definitely come back if we have cravings for dim sum.

Dim sum here is made to order instead of coming around on traditional push carts, which gives it a…read moredifferent feel from the usual experience. Overall, the meal was just okay. Several dishes were over on the salty side. The siu mai was the standout and tasted well done, and the chicken feet were also decent. Service was attentive and prompt throughout our lunch. If you're really craving dim sum and there aren't many nearby options, this place can work as a back up option.

I absolutely love Hong Kong Restaurant. I've been coming here since I was a kid with my parents --…read moreand my parents have been coming since they were kids, too. It's truly generational for our family. This place holds so many memories and such a special place in my heart. It's part of the heart of Corona. The service is always warm and welcoming. The ambiance has that classic charm with old-school booths and beautiful brick architecture -- which makes it even more meaningful to me because my grandpa actually helped put some of that brickwork in when he was alive and working in construction. And the food... so, so good. Especially on a cold, rainy day -- their soup hits every time. If you're local and haven't been, this is your sign to go support a hometown staple.

I came in for dinner tonight and the food was amazing. However, the service was very disappointing…read more When I placed my order, I originally selected three entrées but decided to cancel one and replace it with a different dish. It took about 40 minutes just to get our drinks and have our order taken, and then another 50 minutes for the food to arrive. I politely asked several times when our food would be coming out. The restaurant was not very busy and there were several open tables, so I wasn't sure what the delay was. After waiting an additional 15 minutes, one dish came out, and a few minutes later the rest of the order arrived. Unfortunately, the server also brought the entrée I had clearly canceled when placing the order. I explained that I had canceled it, but she insisted that my mother had ordered it. I calmly told her that I was the only one who spoke and placed the order--my mother hadn't even asked for anything. She continued insisting that we keep the dish because it was already made. When I politely declined, she pointed at my mother and said she had ordered it. My mother responded that she hadn't even spoken. At that point, the server raised her voice and became aggressive, saying we had ordered it and had to keep it. Her attitude shifted completely from polite to confrontational. We remained calm and did not escalate the situation. Eventually, when she realized we weren't going to argue or cause a scene, she took the dish back and walked away. That reaction was completely uncalled for. Additionally, I observed something else that was concerning. A group of African Americans and Hispanic men came in, and there were about four tables open at the time. They were told they had to wait 40-50 minutes to be seated, while other guests who came in after them were seated right away. From what I witnessed, it felt discriminatory based on how they were dressed. That was very uncomfortable to see. At the end of the day, this is a business. We can't pick and choose who gets service. Everyone deserves to be treated with respect. This is my personal experience and observation. I won't take away from the fact that the food was delicious, but the customer service was awful and the delays were absurd. If a restaurant is busy and the food is this good, there should be enough staff scheduled to provide proper service. Because of the service experience, I will not be returning.

First time trying this restaurant, and I was honestly surprised by how small the place was at…read morefirst. But don't let the size fool you -- their menu has so many options. Everything was reasonably priced, and the food tasted great. I also really appreciated the super friendly service from Lee over the phone, which made ordering easy and pleasant. Overall, a nice little spot with lots of choices, good food, and welcoming service. I would definitely come back again.

Happy Together is easily one of my favorite spots in Chino Hills for duck and dim sum. The duck is…read morealways perfectly with juicy meat and full of flavor every time. Definitely a must-try if you're in the area and craving quality duck and dim sum!

I really was surprised on this, our second visit. Our first time had been a couple years ago and…read morewas not a good enough experience to make me return. I didn't even bother to write a review at that time, but had submitted five photos, some good, others not, that told the tale. So this time, with some trepidation, we gave them a second chance. Glad we did. This time was different. Two dishes, the black bean ribs and the salt & pepper pork chops, turned out great. Not only did they have good flavor, both dishes were quite generous and meaty. And if we had stopped ordering right there, I wouldn't have had any reason to drop a star. It was the dim sum that almost ruined it. The siu mai (8 pcs) were small and oddly fishy tasting, lacking the traditional aromatics. One bite and I knew there was no way I would continue eating them. No reason to bring them home either. Was I willing to just throw away my $13? No. Disappointed, I bravely told the server, and then, the manager. I got a "deer in the headlights" response, followed with a "what's wrong with it" query. Awkward moment. But, minutes later, the server returned from the back kitchen, and the most miraculous, unexpected thing happened. She said they would take it off my bill! Honestly, I was not expecting any resolution. But in wisely doing this, they frankly rescued the situation and my attitude. I respected that one gracious gesture. So, while the siu mai will still never be anything I order here, there is a vast menu to explore, and a few dishes I already know will not let me down. Two of these were from our first time, the char siu baos and the shrimp with scrambled egg. These were good. That said, this is a decent business that proved they wanted my business. We will come back.

Been here a couple of times and the food is delicious. Located right next to 99 Ranch plaza and off…read moreMcKinley Street. It is a good place to get take out Chinese food as you can order online and pick up. I've also dined here before and their portions are quite large. Sometimes the wait staff will take a long time to refill your water or tea but overall it has been fairly good dining experiences. They do have lunch specials during the weekdays. Tonight we got their mixed meat and shrimp over fried noodle. Absolute love this dish. Packed with flavor and not too salty. Also got their eggplant with tofu. Surprising this dish was quite delicious. Not too salty and quite savory. Totally get this again. Usually we get their eggplant with garlic sauce and it's quite filling. Too bad it doesn't come with a side of rice for to go orders. Will be back again soon!

I'll start with the crab legs. I was overly impressed, especially for buffet crab legs. I didn't…read moreeven miss the butter. These crabs were sweet, tender and perfectly cooked. The crab legs alone would've been worth the price, but it didn't stop at crab legs. They had a pretty abundant selection with some really good eats. I enjoyed the sushi and sashimi. I enjoyed the salt and pepper shrimp, scallops, muscles & other seafood options. It was just a really nice buffet. I definitely recommend. And, it was priced pretty decently especially for a Saturday night.

We recently celebrated my dad's 80th birthday at Flaming Buffet, and it turned out to be a great…read morespot for such a big family gathering. We had roughly 30 guests, and the restaurant comfortably accommodated our group in one section of the dining room with a combination of long tables and booths, which made it easy for everyone to sit together and enjoy the celebration. Every once in a while they played a birthday tune over the speakers, which was definitely an interesting and fun touch that added to the festive vibe of the evening. The buffet itself has a huge selection, and everyone seemed especially excited about the fresh seafood options. My niece even tried snail for the first time, which impressed me! There's also a large variety of sushi, which many of our guests enjoyed. Some of my personal favorites were the black pepper chicken, green beans, and sautéed mushrooms. Everything else looked delicious too, but I was already full. Next time I'll definitely come prepared with a bigger appetite to really take advantage of the AYCE experience. One thing I wish they offered was more beverage choices. The options were limited to soda fountain drinks, green tea, and unfiltered water, which wasn't the best selection to pair with such a wide variety of foods. There were also plenty of fried comfort foods like pizza and fries, which made it a great place for both adults and kids since there's truly something for everyone. The staff was friendly and attentive, and overall it was a great place to gather with family and celebrate a special milestone.

5 Stars because those cute piggy red bean dumplings/buns are so creative and delicious! They really…read moredid taste great but I really didn't want to eat those cute piggies. I also picked up the pork bao buns and wow! The bun itself was so fresh and fluffy! I was pleased that the ratio of pork to sauce was balance. Jay was the employee who assisted me with my order. He was really friendly and giving a welcoming vibe. The pricing can seem high, but when you consider the time, quality of ingredients, and the artistry that goes into these buns/ dumplings, i think they are worth it.

My family loves going to the Eastvale Market events on Friday night. It is always a pleasure to see…read moreJimmy and his great musical vibes as a vendor. My daughter tried some dim sum and dumplings that were delicious. Jimmy was very friendly and kind. I'm excited to come back and try more things!

Came in a little before their lunch hours were ending, so felt a little bad asking if it was too…read morelate to sit down, but the waitress (maybe owner?) was very warm and welcoming and invited me to sit down anyway. I saw the reviews before coming in and saw a couples dishes I was craving, so I ordered the braised pork w/eggs and green onion noodles. Restaurant was nice, quiet (since it was just a handful of stragglers and other people late for the lunch hours), clean, and typical decor of a Chinese restaurant. Wait wasn't too long, but could've been a bit faster. Though the pork was good, I think they left the sauce on the heat for way too long maybe? I know because I cooked this dish at home myself before, and I could tell that they reduced it for far far far too long and the sauce was right on the edge of burnt, and was thick/molasses like, and a bit bitter when it should have been sweet/umami. Like the sauce was dark almost black instead of more red. But! I will give it to them, it was pretty tasty especially when mixed with rice so I guess I couldn't complain too much! The noodles were good, but the pork stole the show so I can't say I recall much, but with some chili oil the green onion noodles were fantastic.

Great spot with solid flavors across the board. The pan-fried dumplings are a must--crispy on the…read morebottom and juicy inside. The curry beef pot stickers really stand out, packed with rich curry flavor and perfectly seasoned. Highly recommend the chicken and crab roe served over rice or noodles--the crab roe adds an extra layer of umami that makes the dish feel indulgent without being heavy. Definitely worth coming back for these dishes!

Came here to have lunch with a family member. The space looks nice with grand chandeliers decor…read more The restaurant was about half full when we got there at 12:30pm on Saturday. We ordered some dim sum items and some dishes to share. The best dish of the day is the black pepper beef. The beef is tender and very flavorful that everyone loved it. The sauce on the bean curd rolls was too thick. Other than that every dish was tasty. There seemed to be not enough people working. We had to keep flag people over to help us get more water, utensils, sauces, etc.

Came here after hiking the eucalyptus loop trail, and was a pretty busy Sunday morning. We were the…read moreonly non-Chinese people here (we're Filipino) and we were treated horribly. After we were seated we were given tea, and after finishing the tea, I had asked for ice water since dim sums don't offer ice water off the bat. But I was greeted with the most offensive look and tone ever after asking for a fork as well. He clearly looked at us twice and said "what else do you need" after asking. I had asked two people prior before asking him, and left a bad taste in my family's mouth. He then repeated that "what else do you need you see only 4 ppl". I don't think we asked for much since they were more attentive to their Chinese customers, but okay.. We always come here but after this experience, not so much anymore...