Have been going for a while and tried enough dishes. Need to know what to order to enjoy your…read moreexperience. Let's share a few. Our favorites are: fried naan - unexpectedly good. Sliced Naan are soaked with cumin and beef flavors. Please don't bring home though, you can only rescue a dried naan once. Goshnaan - juicy yet crispy pastry. It's well balanced. Big plate chicken is good and and authentic to uyghur. Noodles are must and add side order for the sauce. Lamb items (if you don't eat lamb anddidn't order, please don't even comment, fellows) - Skewers are hardly consistent though. Boiled and roasted are good. Disclaimer: I've never ordered the tower, looks too gimmicky. Noodles are all fine. That's their diet so can't be bad. I've had better polo elsewhere. Special tea: during and after meal. Great smell and flavor to carry through your meal. Service is great. They have a unique culture in hosting. The owners/partners are nice but servers turnover may occasionally affect your experience a bit. Tell the owners and they'll fix it for you.

Been on my list for a while, finally made the detour to try it out. Eating by myself so didn't get…read moreto try as many dishes as I would have liked. The naan was quite plain, great for mopping up sauce but underwhelming by itself. Wish I had tried the Goshnaan. The special noodles were really tasty. Wish there was a little more meat but the overall serving was generous so can't complain. Good sauce at the end to soak the naan. Not spicy but full of flavor and spices. And finally the special tea. I was blown away. $10 for tea for one is a lot but I am so glad I tried it. The aroma is intoxicating and it tastes just as good. I bought a little tub to take home as I saw someone else recommend. Overal great spot, will be back again with more people to try the polo and goshnaan which other tables had and I was jealous of.

This was my first time (maybe second) eating at this Great Khan's on Saturday, March 1 2025 at…read morearound 2:30 PM. I've been craving Mongolian BBQ so we finally got some at the mall. My husband and I ordered the following: Large Mongolian Stir Fry Noodles with Beef Meal = $21.99 - Gone are the days where you can just DIY your own bowl of Mongolian bbq. Now, you have to order your toppings behind the counter. They offer chicken, pork, lean beef, beef belly, and shrimp as the protein. You can prob ask for as many meat types as you want, but they do weigh it. We got half lean beef and beef belly. The bowl for the large is not that big, so if you like a lot of toppings, expect it to be super small grabs of each. My fave part of Mongolian bbq are the noodles but there wasn't much at all, which I was pretty bummed about. I ended up eating most of the veggies and just letting my husband eat the noodles. The flavor was good, had enough flavor, and didn't feel overly greasy. My husband said it was missing that deep fire/wok flavor but I still enjoyed it. Meal Combo Soda + small bowl of udon = $5.99 - We got coke for the soda. Just note no free refills. Refills are $1. - I enjoyed the udon, which is just instant mix. My husband didn't care for it, but I like that flavor. Total = $27.98 (excluding tax) as of March 2025, definitely on the pricey side Customer Service: They're not the most warm and fuzzy service - the whole thing from start to finish kind of feels like an assembly line. They also don't really pack your toppings. I asked for mushrooms twice and the guy just pointed to my bowl and gave me a look. My husband actually wanted more mushrooms so oh well... Overall, although my experience wasn't 100%, it still satisfied my craving lol. I just wish there were more Mongolian bbq-type restaurants around!

The food is great but I don't understand how they are allowed to close 15 minutes + early to the…read moreclosing time on maps I'm only a 5 minute drive and today Sunday June 5th I got there at 6:43 (they close at 7pm) and no one was there. I never write bad reviews but this seems to happen almost everyday and I'm annoyed. I would say go maybe an hour before closing time to ensure that you'd be served.

I hadn't been to this place in like 12 years prior to this dinner. I remember liking it a lot in…read morethe past. I do feel that this place needs to up their game. Other places have passed them by in some respects First there is no sauce bar here. Just four small containers of sauces you can use. Ironically none of those sauces are soy sauce. A darker possible peanut sauce, a sesame sauce, a pinkish possibly fermented tofu sauce and the standard chili oil. I wanted more as far as the sauce goes and I thought a sauce bar was pretty standard these days Second there is no AYCE bar with small snacks. Kind of interesting When ordering the meat, I guess they wanted to save a plate so the sliced meats just came in plastic containers. That loses some points with me on presentation Other than that everything is fine. They charge a little less for the broth than a lot of places do, so that's nice Got vegetables, mushrooms, tofu, noodles and a couple of meats. Overall it's a fine experience, mostly Ok to Good. But the lack of some things makes it more second tier for me and it would not be a go to hot pot place for me

The Rejuvenation broth at Hot Pot Hot Pot is great! Lots of herby flavor, without being too much…read more They also give you a few small sauce cups, but no sauce bar. I found this place to be a bit pricey, particularly because almost all the veggies/noodles/non-meats were priced at $4.95. In my opinion, the end pricing should better reflect the ingredient pricing. Service was very bad. We were seated, ordered, and brought the food. We never were spoken to again and had to call over two different staff members to get the bill, then pay for it. They do have large tables for groups. Overall, this is the best hot pot restaurant I have tried so far, but I didn't love it.

Relatively affordable Chinese buffet in the area that includes sushi. They offer senior discounts…read moreand you pay before being seated. Good variety of foods from a cold salad bar with seafood to sushi, dim sum, soups, Chinese stir fries, chow mein and fried rice, fried foods like springrolls, french fries, chicken nuggets, and a grill station where you can bring them plates of meat, noodles, and vegetables for them to grill for you, on the spot. Fountain beverages are included in addition to oolong milk tea, thai tea, and a passion fruit tea. Great service. Make sure to tip at the end.

First time here, and I noticed that everyone was very nice. The staff cleared dirty plates quickly,…read morewhich I really appreciated. The food was good, and the ambiance was okay. I'd definitely come back. One suggestion would be to add special items or rotate the menu once in a while. My husband mentioned that the menu hasn't changed in years, and for regular customers, it can get a bit tiring to eat the same items all the time. This would certainly help encourage customers to come back more regularly.

Ambiance: it's a northern noodle place located in a shared plaza with ample parking spots, spacious…read moreinside, comfortable sofa seats Service: our sever is super friendly and patient with questions, provided useful suggestion Food: variety choices on their menu, specialized in handmade noodles Cold Noodle with Chili Oil - *** chewy flat noodles and light flavor, tasted better with extra vinegar and chili oil Three Toppings Spicy Noodle with Pepper Oil - **** chewy wide noodles, topped with pork, potato, eggs and tomato, rich in flavors, recommend QiShan Style Noodle Soup - **** chewy thin noodles, sour and spicy broth, pork and vegetables, recommend Chinese Pork Hamburger - *** the bun wasn't very crispy, and pork could be juicer Price: generous portions and reasonable prices, expect $25~$30 per person for a fulfilling meal

Noodle Art's Xi'An cuisine features biang biang noodles, rou jia mao (cumin lamb burgers), and pao…read moremo (torn pita bread soup). Three Toppings Spicy Noodles: The bowl is so massive with so much going on inside. The wide, belt-like, biang biang noodles are expertly hand-pulled and they glisten in a spicy chili oil sauce. There are so many textures and flavors from its tender pork belly cubes, potato cubes, wood ear mushrooms, tofu, and tomato and eggs. The Zhajiangmian is good although you can get better bowls in the SGV. The noodles are thick and tender like their other hand-pulled noodles. The minced pork, cubed potatoes, and julienned cucumbers coat the noodles in a dark savory, and sweet sauce. Dining Area: The dining room is large with over a dozen tables. Parking: The long strip mall has a lot with many spots.

I'm really sad to see this location has closed! I was just reminiscing on their salted egg yolk…read morecrab - was so delicious!

3.5/5 Located on the third floor of the Hilton Hotel Plaza in San Gabriel, Tang Dynasty used to be…read moreChang An (and some of their signs are still up) and is essentially serving similar food. They offer Chinese/hunan dishes, appetizers, and fun cocktail drinks. The dining area is large, and they have a karaoke stage with a live singer on certain days. But contrary to the bright neon lights, the music was pretty mellow, which made it easier to talk to one another. I came here with a party of 12 for dinner and we were seated right away. They have an extensive menu, including a special lunch and dinner menu with dishes for $11.99 each. Our group got the party menu for 8-10 people for $328, which included 10 of their dishes. I enjoyed the variety and the display, but it may not be worth it if you don't enjoy all dishes. Some dishes include chicken gristle, steamed tilapia, hunan chili pork, frog meat. If these aren't your jam, it's probably better to select the dishes individually, especially if you can't handle spicy! Hunan dishes contain lots of chili and is often pretty oily. Overall, I would return and select just the dishes I enjoy, and perhaps try their alcoholic drinks to pair with the spicy dishes!

I am really like this food, i get the combo D with shrimp and its including the bowl with meat,…read moreveggies and noodle too, they mix it together and we can choose the sauce, i ask what recommended sauce, they said all the sauces is good. Also, i put teriyaki sauce on the top my food after they cooked ,add Siracha its make me full, and if you guys like eat rice, they have on the side white rice, they cooked the rice is really good. I recommended this place!!! I will come back again.

Ordered my daughter a kids' noodle bowl ($4) and asked to add a few pieces of carrot and broccoli…read morefrom the sides -- not a full portion, just a small topping. Staff refused unless we paid for the full $15 adult meal to access any vegetables at all. No à la carte or small-add option exists. Charging a 275% markup to add a handful of vegetables to a kids' dish is not a portioning issue; it's a policy designed to upsell parents with picky-eating kids who just want some produce on the plate. Asked to speak with a manager; got the same answer, no flexibility offered. Food quality aside, this pricing structure makes the kids' menu functionally unusable for anyone who wants a balanced meal without paying adult prices. Won't be back.

I came to 101 Noodle Express in Alhambra for a late dinner on a Thursday night. It's located in the…read moresame building as Alhambra Valley Bowl. From the outside, you can't tell the inside has really good space with booths plus tables and chairs, but it does. They weren't super busy at the time... about 5 tables occupied. I was greeted right away by the one server who was working the entire floor. Interior was clean and well lit. Atmosphere was comfortable. Menu has a variety of options... boiled dumplings, pan-fried dumplings, steamed mini buns, stir-fried noodles, regular noodles, rolls & pancakes, side dishes, rice, soup, and beverages. They also have frozen food to-go (just two items... dumplings and dezhou chicken). I got one Steamed Mini Buns (aka Xiao Long Bao), one Stir-Fried Noodles with pork, one Lamb Noodles Soup (with hand torn noodles), and one Jasmine Green Tea with honey. Yes, this seems like a lot of food for one person. I'm not a stranger to bringing food home for another meal. *Steamed Mini Buns - juicy with flavorful pork filling, adequate skin thickness, good size buns *Stir-Fried Noodles with pork - best dish out of the 3, good balance between pork, veggies, and noodles, mild spice level was perfect, portions were reasonable for the price *Lamb Noodles Soup - great amount of lamb and noodles, lamb was tender, noodles were a tad mushy on the edge... they need to be firmer, soup was savory *Jasmine Green Tea with honey - good size cup, tea was a bit bitter, probably needs more honey Food came out steaming hot and timely. Staff and service were wonderful. Yan, the server, was patient and helpful. He did an amazing job working the entire floor by himself. Thank you Yan! Highly recommend this place for their pan-dried and soup noodles. I would come back for more pan-fried noodles and try their pan-fried dumplings. Btw, cash, Zelle, or Venmo payment ONLY for bill total under $50. Bring cash if you don't plan to eat lots.

I have been coming here for years. I like the beef roll here. It doesn't disappoint…read more The beef and tendon noodle soup is sometimes a hit and miss. This time it was very good. I have had ones in previous visits that the beef was chewy, not tender. You have a choice of regular noodles or hand torn noodles. Hand torn noodles are more filling since the noodles are much thicker than the regular noodles. They are both good. It is a matter of preference. The minced pork with noodles (aka Jia Jiang mien) is also good. For this visit, I did not order dumplings. But their dumplings are usually good. The service is adequate but don't expect good service.