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    New Full House

    3.6 (30 reviews)
    Open 9:00 am - 9:00 pm
    Updated 3 months ago

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    Shrimp har gow
    Tiffany H.

    We ordered the shrimp har gow, pork siu mai, spareribs black beans, chicken feet, pineapple bun, shrimp rice roll, bbq pork rice roll and egg tart. Our favorites were the shrimp har gow, pork siu mai, spareribs, pineapple bun, the shrimp & bbq rice rolls and the egg tarts. The chicken feet could use some more flavor. Service was excellent! There was plenty of seating and there is plenty of parking out in front with other shared businesses.

    Inside, new remodel
    Karen L.

    Decent food and good service, with room for improvement but worth a shot if you're looking for another alternative restaurant for Cantonese style food. The staff speaks Cantonese by the way. I just grabbed a few dishes to go, which were ordered a day in advance at the restaurant. They weren't overly busy and had quite a bit of seating despite being smaller in size. The salted fish and chicken fried rice was well made and not oily. Pepper beef cubes and stir fried scallops could use a bit more seasoning but decent quality ingredients. My parents were most impressed by the roasted chicken that had to be ordered a day in advance. We could tell they probably marinated or salted the chicken in advance because it tastes well seasoned inside the meat. The staff had a bit of a hiccup with making us wait 30mins past our pickup time for the chicken but they apologized and offered hot tea during our wait plus sounds like they they reflected to the kitchen to improve on the timing for the future. Worth a try for a sit down restaurant!

    Christy C.

    So thrilled my favorite childhood Chinese restaurant is fully renovated and reopened under new management! It's located inside a busy plaza so there is plenty of parking but can be difficult at night, especially on the weekends. It's open daily - Mon-Fri - 9:30am-9pm - Sat & Sun - 9:30-9pm Inside was very clean with plenty of seating and nicely decorated. Service was ok but could have been better if they were more friendly and attentive They have a good selection of $10.99 dinner specials but was bummed that all the beef dishes were unavailable. Broccoli with Fish Filet ($10.99) was good. I was surprised they gave so much fish! The broccoli was fresh and not overcooked! The fish didn't taste fishy or too salty so it was very enjoyable. Peking Style Porkchop ($10.99) was tasty. It was sweet and sour and it was nice that there was a lot of meat! The bone was very small and there weren't many bones so that was good. Deep Fried Fish Fillet with Sweet and Sour Sauce ($10.99) was pretty similar to the Peking Style Porkchop. The sauce seemed the same and was sweet and sour. The fish wasn't too overly fried and was very crispy! Pork with Salted Vegetables ($10.99) was okay. The pork belly was not as tender as I was expecting. It was a bit fatty but packed with flavor. The lettuce was very fresh and good. Beef Brisket in Curry Pot ($22.95) was my least favorite. There wasn't much of a curry flavor and it was extremely salty. The beef brisket wasn't too tender but it was nice that it was lean meat. Assorted Seafood with Tofu in Clay Pot ($20.95) was my favorite! The tofu was so fresh and the inside was so soft! It consisted of a good variety of seafood (fish, octopus, and shrimp). It tasted so delicious and packed with flavor without being too salty. French Style Beef ($24.95) was amazing! The beef was seasoned very well and the black pepper wasn't too overpowering. The beef wasn't overly cooked and was extremely tender. I was impressed with the portion and how great it tasted. The sweet peas were very fresh and crunchy. Really enjoyed the complimentary peanuts, tea, and dessert! The peanuts were well seasoned and not too salty. There was mung bean seaweed dessert. It was not too sweet and tasted very healthy and refreshing. Only downside was they charge $2 bowl of rice! Overall, I was very impressed with the food and will definitely return and recommend!

    Salt n pepper porkchops
    Nance C.

    Full House is reopened!! The restaurant is spacious and nicely decorated. They have $10.99 dine in specials. The food is fresh and delicious and exceeds my expectations! We ordered 3 dishes- salt and pepper pork chops, deep fried fish fillet with sweet and sour sauce, and eggplants with garlic sauce. The pork chops are meaty and freshly done-yummy! Big portions and well seasoned. Good service and well staffed. We will be back!!!

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    Assunta L.

    New full house is finally in business. Inside is clean and remodeled. Service is friendly. Food is great! It has all day dinner specials for $10.99. Rice is $2 per bowl. Free peanut for appetizers and free desserts (red bean sweet soup). I have only been here two times for dinner so far. The second time they forgot to bring the peanuts to our table. So make sure you ask for it if you want the crunchy savory peanuts. Got to come back and try their dim sums.

    Chow fun
    Nik J.

    Went to the previous Full House when it was still a seafood restaurant. I remember things being really tasty but the dimsum was really good. They are still in their opening stages (just opened last week) and we were asked how things were multiple times so I can tell they really want to get it right. Dimsum was very calm and you order through paper instead of push carts like they used to have. Everything was pretty good. I miss how hot things are when it comes in carts but still good. The chicken feet had a different flavor than I'm used to. The stir fried green beans from the dinner menu were a standout. A good amount of pork! I want to try their dinner items next. They don't have fish tanks anymore so it's not live seafood anymore but they still have the usual other staples. Service was very nice. Karen was very lovely. Plenty of parking in the Presidential Squade plaza.

    Chinese sausage bun
    Regis K.

    I am so glad New Full House is finally open again after that long, long renovation and wow, the wait was totally worth it! The makeover is amazing. If you remember how cramped and tight the old layout used to be, you'll be thrilled. It's so spacious now, nicely decorated, and they've got TV screens all over the place which gives it a great vibe. We stopped in for dim sum and the quality was really good. Everything tasted fresh and well-made. On top of that, the service has completely changed for the better. it was absolutely fantastic, which really elevates the whole dining experience. Looking at the menu, their dinner specials are especially good and start at very reasonable prices. We only had the dim sum this time, but we are definitely returning with friends to try out the dinner menu soon. So happy to have this spot back in the rotation!

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    David W.

    This location was previously called Full House Restaurant. It is now called New Full House. The dim sum is categorized into A, B, and C. It starts at $5.38 M-F and $5.68 on weekends and holidays. I went today, and the quality is good. Although there are cheaper alternatives, New Full House has some items that others don't. The decor is a bit simple, which I think is because it is still in soft open stage.

    Winter Melon Soup
    Charles N.

    Came here with family to celebrate a birthday and had a great experience. The food was excellent and everything came out fresh. The seafood was especially delicious, along with the other dishes we ordered. My favorite was the winter melon soup; it was flavorful, comforting, and a great way to start the meal before enjoying the rest of the feast. The service was also excellent. The staff was attentive, and all of the food came out surprisingly fast. Overall, a wonderful dining experience, and I would definitely come back.

    Orange chicken
    Zar P.

    Came for dinner after reading about their new reopening. They have specials for $10.99 even for dinner which is a great deal for the portions you get. Service is alright. Food is pretty good. I'll have to come back to try their dim sum.

    After remodeling, still a B? It's hidden behind the decor.
    Let G.

    Came here for the 10.99 dinner special. First turn off, no free rice and soup. Not alot of choices in the 10.99 menu, it even cross out any item with beef. Charged 2 dollars per small bowl of rice. Second, hard to flag anyone down for anything. The waitress and waiter hid somewhere. I'm sure it doesn't happen all the time. So, if you guys need anything like ice water, bowl, utensils for kids, spoon, be sure to bring it up when you are ordering. They didn't check on us if we needed refill on tea. Lastly, not only i packed the remaining foods myself, we didn't get served with water dessert. I see other table got the dessert. The food. Mapo tofu didn't come out pipping hot. The flavor is different, but for sure there was no mala flavor. Not even a hint of mala. Not very spicy, but somehow it tasted like curry flavor to me. Didn't really go well with the rice like it normally would. It had preserve mustard, first time seeing this combination. Orange chicken was fine, light breaded or not breaded. Very spicy. Fish filet with broccoli, its ok, it would be better with bok choy instead of broccoli. Either is still good for the kids anyway. The portion seem not that generous. You guys need to do better, give me a good reason for me to want to come back for. As it is now. I can't find any reason to come back for a second visit. That just my opinion. Again, how could any items I ordered not come with rice? ________ I tried ordering to go for the 10.99 item. I feel like the portion is lesser than dining in. The 3.99 grand opening soy sauce chicken over rice special, i don't like it. The chicken meat is already falling apart.

    Pork bean curd roll
    Syaoran L.

    Used to be Full House . Closed sometimes last year and finally reopen. Price : As of May 17, 2026 they are on soft opening where most of the dimsun item is priced as tier "A" ,which is the cheapest tier of their menu item.Food price is about average of other dimsum price. Taste: I'm so glad the taste for most of the item are still the same as the previous one. The old place has been our favorite before this new renovation. This place is one of those rare place that have the deep fried shrimp wonton that's actually good, except now they don't serve it with mayonnaise ? Service: I went twice during the soft opening and as many other newly opened place, the place is hectic. They are very busy during this weekend but either they don't have enough worker or the staff is still learning, it takes a while to get your food. Also we have to ask the staff to get our tea , which is usually served right away when you were seated. But fortunately the staff are surprisingly friendly (for a Chinese place) , except few of them have trouble understanding English. Overall : Very solid place with very reasonable price especially around Arcadia area. If they maintain their price and quality we will definitely be back .

    Recommend you pass and go somewhere else
    K C.

    Seeing that Full House has reopened and didn't have many reviews on Yelp I figured it would be safe to come. Boy was I wrong! I use to come with my family for dim sum and I found out they just finished remodeling it was an opportunity to revisit on Memorial Day. I took my mom here and before we finished our meal her face showed me how upset she was from the whole experience. The New Full House restaurant no longer has push carts for dim sum. You order by writing on the menu. Then you have to try to flag someone down to take your order. They take your written request somewhere to punch into their POS system and they print a copy of your order and staple it to your menu. Not really the ordering style that older folks who like to eat dim sum would prefer. Next, they didn't have the jasmine tea (second tea on the menu). Then one of the items we tried to order also wasn't printed on our receipt. We flagged one of the ladies there to add that back to our order then we were told they didn't have that item at the moment. We were brought four items and then just kept waiting for another twenty minutes for the rest of our order. None of the food items we received were super hot including a separate dish we ordered. Food was mediocre at best. Finally two items never came and we were just sick and tired of waiting and pretty much done with this place. So needless to say I would not be coming back and don't recommend anyone else to come unless you don't mind waiting for a long time to get your dim sum, getting your dishes cold or waiting too long for the rest of your items to show up. Overall, they were not organized as well. Food was not up to par with other dim sum locations. Dim sum prices are a)5.38, b)6.38, c)7.38 or higher on weekdays. Weekend and holiday 5.68, 6.68, 7.68 But don't except all your favorite dishes to be priced at a. Most of the staple dishes were b or c

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    Came in on Saturday. Was very surprised with the cleanness of the place and the dim slum was actually really good. Will be back.

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    Capital Seafood

    Capital Seafood

    3.7
    (887 reviews)
    2.4 mi
    $$

    My go to spot for dim sum! They have a huge parking lot with plenty of space to park. The inside of…read morethe restaurant is also big so there's plenty of space. It's really clean in there and the service is pretty good. Quality of the food is top notch, everything on the menu is really good and fresh. We ended up getting the chicken feet, pan seared chive dumplings, beef tripe, ha gow, shu mai, shrimp rice roll, and sigaporean stir fried noodles. Prices are fair as well

    I visited Capital Seafood with two Asian friends, one of whom is Chinese (mid 60s) and very…read moreexperienced with dim sum. Compared to many traditional dim sum restaurants, this one offers a more intimate dining experience. Instead of servers pushing carts around the dining room, you simply mark your selections on a paper order sheet. Occasionally, someone will still come by with freshly steamed buns or specialty items to see if you'd like any. The restaurant was clean, the service was efficient, and our food arrived quickly. If you're planning to visit on a Saturday, I'd recommend arriving before noon to beat the lunch rush. Also I noticed they had a couple of private rooms on the way to the restroom. One thing that really stood out was the impressive variety of buns and dumplings. There were so many different options that I found myself taking more photos than mental notes! While I'm not enough of a dim sum expert to remember all the names, I've enjoyed dim sum throughout my life, and everything we ordered was fresh, flavorful, and satisfying. Overall, Capital Seafood is a solid choice if you're looking for quality dim sum in a comfortable, relaxed setting.

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    Luscious Dumplings

    Luscious Dumplings

    4.0
    (951 reviews)
    2.4 mi
    $$

    Luscious Dumplings gave us another amazing dining experience! It had been about a year since the…read morelast time we ate here. We came in recently to redeem our SGV Food Passport for 1 order of the mixed pan fried dumplings. The parking is typically not bad around the evening time. The location is always busy and sometimes 80% full. They have maybe 8-10 tables inside. We came in and were seated quickly the staff was awesome she explained everything about our SGV redemption and we orders some XLB dumplings as well. We both redeemed our deals as ended up with 20 free pan fried dumplings. We got to try 4 types of the pan fried plates. We ate the chicken, shrimp & cabbage, fish and pork. These are some of BEST pan fried dumplings in the SGV. These tasted even better than the first time we came here. I'm happy they still deliver on quality of food and quality of service! Thanks again, Luscious Dumplings!

    Visited 5/21/26 -…read moreAngus Stewed Beef Noodle 15 Hands down the best noodle soup. The beef is soft, tender, flavorful. The broth is delicate but packs a mean punch of flavor, no restaurant has come close to a balance as good as this. If you have been to the OG luscious or one one dumpling, this is the exact same. - Pan Fried Pork Dumpling 13.5 The skin is thick and fried to caramelized heaven. I would say if you want a hefty dumpling this is the place. If you remember the original location, the dumplings taste similar but not fried as well. Still one of the best spots around. - Pork XLB 13.5 One of the dishes you just have to get when eating taiwanese beef noodle soup. No notes, a great XLB with thin skin that doesn't break easily! If you have never been here, you have to come. The chili oil is my sister's favorite that she buys a bottle every time we visit. My brother in law has me order take out every time I visit him in the bay, this place is truly that good. Ambiance isn't great but thats not the reason why this place is amazing, the emphasis is on the food. Bathroom rating is 4 stars, decent enough to use. Not much interaction with staff, you order with QR Code.

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    Boiled Cabbage and Shrimp
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    Chef Tony Dim Sum

    Chef Tony Dim Sum

    3.6
    (414 reviews)
    0.3 mi
    $$

    This was another lunch outing with my daughter, and one of her favorite places to eat is Chef Tony…read morein Arcadia. They also have another location inside the hotel in Monterey Park. I've been there as well, but I highly recommend the Arcadia location. The service was attentive. What we ordered. Chinese Chrysanthemum Tea (2) - $4.40 Squid Ink Shrimp Dumplings with Gold Leaf - $10.98 This is one of my daughter's favorite dishes. The black squid ink wrappers make them visually striking, while the shrimp filling is tender and flavorful. The touch of gold leaf gives them an elegant presentation. Sweet-Scented Osmanthus Jelly - $6.38 That is my favorite dessert. Light, refreshing, and delicately sweet with a subtle floral aroma. Shrimp & Pork Dumplings with Black Truffle - $7.38 Juicy and well-balanced. Squid Ink Scallop Dumplings with XO Sauce - $11.98 Another one of my daughter's favorites. The scallops were tender, and the XO sauce added a savory richness that complemented the squid ink beautifully. Spare Ribs with Black Bean Sauce - $6.98 That is my dish. The ribs were tender, well-seasoned, and coated in a savory black bean sauce with just the right amount of garlic and saltiness. Sautéed String Beans with Minced Pork - $18.80 This is another one of my daughter's must-order dishes. The green beans were crisp, and wok-fried with minced pork, garlic, and chili. Fabulous! Black Truffle Chicken (Half) - $24.80 My favorite entrée of the afternoon. The chicken was moist, and tender, while fresh cilantro and onions added brightness to the dish. Yummy! I highly recommend the Black Truffle Chicken, Sautéed String Beans with Minced Pork, and the Sweet-Scented Osmanthus Jelly.

    I have never left a bad review on yelp for a restaurant business. However, after today's…read moreexperience, I feel the need to warn other customers. My husband and I came to Chef Tony for the first time because we read online it was included on the online Michelin Guide for restaurants in LA. Even before the food was served, we noticed a few flies flying around the restaurant and going around tables that were already served food. As soon as our first dish was served, one or two flies started coming over. My husband and I didn't mind just brushed them away. But pretty soon..we were getting 3 or 4 that were flying and attempting to get into our food. One landed on my husband's water cup before we could get to it. And funny thing is a waitress happens to be at our table bringing out more dishes to our table, clearly saw the fly landing on the cup but did not say anything or offer us another cup. I know she saw because I saw her looked at the cup and moved the cup to the side. Basically our whole meal time was consumed with looking for flies that were trying to get to our food. Flies were landing on the booth bench...other table's food..or on other customers. At first, we asked for napkins to cover each dish so we wouldn't have to keep swatting our hands while we try to eat. Eventually, my husband and I ended up asking for to-go containers to at least be able to take some bites in peace knowing our food would be covered. Overall, very disappointed with the dining experience. So unless you're okay with swatting flies your whole meal, I don't recommend coming here.

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    TK Cafe

    TK Cafe

    4.3
    (401 reviews)
    3.7 mi
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    My cousin loves catering from here for her son's parties. I decided to host Father's Day and…read morecatered from here and my guests loved it. We got the bbq chicken, which is always a hit and I decided to try the mahi mahi, parents loved it. It was hot, crispy, fresh, and the delicious! Noodles were decent, nothing too special, definitely a good filler. We also ordered the crab ragoons, ehhh I could've don't without them. My husband love their Mac salad so I made sure to order two large containers. That was also a hit. Definitely give this family restaurant a try. Service was friendly, easy to order, and the kiddos helped me bring my catering trays to my car.

    I'm craving for popcorn chicken so i went on yelp to check where can i get a popcorn nearby…read moremonrovia. this place showed up and i was excited to try it. i got the popcorn chicken, fried rice, eggrolls and spam masubi. for the drink i got milk tea. i don't recommend the milk it super sweet and the boba tasted weird, it has sour taste. the house special fried was so good and filling the popcorn chicken was spicy and it was okay, i was expecting it will be juicy, but it's not. the eggrolls it's okay too, I kinda didn't like it but my friends said it was okay. the spam masubi was good. i don't like the sauce that they gave me. overall the food was okay. they have a parking lot. we waited 15mins for the food. the customer service if good. the staff were nice. the ambiance was more like hawaiian vibe. clean and they have tables and chairs inside

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    Ocean Bo

    Ocean Bo

    3.6
    (776 reviews)
    3.9 mi
    $$

    Ocean Bo is a staple in El Monte and has been around for many years. It's one of those places that…read morealways seems to have a loyal local following. During the day they serve dim sum, and at night they switch over to Cantonese seafood dishes. I've eaten here many times for dim sum. They offer both traditional sit down service and a takeout counter in the front if you're in a hurry. The dim sum is solid and definitely hits the spot. Since I live nearby, it's one of those convenient spots I find myself coming back to. This visit was for dinner. We ordered a fish dish that was pretty interesting (honestly not sure what the exact name was), an oyster omelet, and clams with basil. Everything was tasty and definitely made me go through a couple bowls of rice. One thing I always appreciate is that they still give complimentary dessert at the end of the meal. We got green bean soup and some ma lai gao, which was a nice way to finish dinner. Overall, Ocean Bo is one of those neighborhood gems that has stood the test of time. It may not be the trendiest restaurant around, but it's reliable, serves good Cantonese food, and keeps the locals coming back.

    I usually go to NBC Seafood because I love the cart experience, but this place had been on my list…read morefor awhile so finally decided to try it out. Parking was easy on a Sun afternoon. We arrive around 2pm and there was no wait. You order off a form and the food arrives quickly because they have most of it pre-made and ready for take out in the back. Here are my thoughts on the following: - har gow: decent and STUFFED with shrimp - siu mai: super juicy and probably the best siu mai I've ever had - shrimp rice roll: decent, nothing to write home about - ham sui gok (deep fried meat dumpling): good, but not as airy as I like them, but still good - soy sauce chow mein: super bland - egg tarts: one of them was perfect, the other two were too runny like they hadn't been set properly, but the custard was sweet and balanced perfectly with the flaky crust - egg yolk bun: my bf really liked these, but I thought the filling was a tad too grainy for my liking All in all, I was pretty impressed with Ocean Bo and would recommend.

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    Happy AYCE Hot Pot

    Happy AYCE Hot Pot

    3.9
    (2.5k reviews)
    3.2 mi
    $$
    All you can eat
    Free parking

    Best hot pot in town Fast service friendly staff…read more Very nice ambiance Good buffet selection

    We had heard that Happy AYCE had reopened, so we decided to check it out. Walking into the…read morerestaurant around 3:10pm, there was 1 party there. After they left, we were the only party there. It wasn't as busy as it used to be to be. After looking at their menu online, we saw that the lunch price ended at 3:30pm, so we got there before that time. When we were there, we were handed a new menu where lunch is from 11:00-3:00pm and dinner from 4:00-11:00pm. We were asked to pay the dinner price, The waiter just said his manager told him to tell everyone that, but the menu doesn't state the price between 3:00-4:00pm. The online menu also needs to be updated. As for the food, the hot food selection has gone downhill. Not as much variety as before. Mostly fried foods, not as much greens as before. The dessert selection was only oranges and a jello dessert. The meat was sliced super thin, so it wasn't chewy. I would say the service was just ok. One waiter was catering to us, but he was also busy doing other things in the kitchen. Would I come back here again, probably not. I just feel like everything should be transparent, so the trust is there.

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    China National Basketball team dinning at Happy Ayce Hot Pot
    China National Basketball team dinning at Happy Ayce Hot Pot
    Happy AYCE hot pot was named as one of the top 10 hot pot places in metro LA by LA TIMES on Feb.17 2024!
    Happy AYCE hot pot was named as one of the top 10 hot pot places in metro LA by LA TIMES on Feb.17 2024!
    Happy AYCE hot pot was named as one of the top 10 hot pot in metro LA by LA TIMES on Feb.17 2024

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    Happy AYCE hot pot was named as one of the top 10 hot pot in metro LA by LA TIMES on Feb.17 2024
    Bistro 1968

    Bistro 1968

    3.5
    (713 reviews)
    2.6 mi
    $$

    Decided to give this place a try after it was recommended to me by a friend…read more The interior was spacious and well-kept. It was a bit of a pleasant surprise and immediately sets a comfortable tone. The service was quite impressive... extremely attentive, friendly, and quick. 8/10 for the food. 10/10 for the price point 10/10 for the service. The food was definitely solid for the price point. There were a few misses, but the dishes that landed were executed really well. I definitely recommend checking this place out if you're in the area! Siu Mai 10/10 - Juicy, plump and perfectly executed. Definitely my favorite dish. Bean Curd Skin Roll in Abalone Sauce 9/10 - Flavorful with an excellent texture. The whole dish was well executed. Beef Chow Fun 8/10 - Solid and flavorful. The beef was tender, and the noodles had a great texture. Yangzhou Fried Rice 8/10 - The rice was moist and the seasoning was spot on. Shrimp Egg 8/10 - Soft and well seasoned. Generously portioned with very plump shrimp. Pork Chop Spicy Salt 8/10 - Crispy and slightly salted. It has a really great texture to it. Salted Fish and Chicken with Eggplant 8/10 - Perfectly seasoned and cooked. Generous portions of chicken, salty fish and eggplant. Chicken Feet 7/10 - It was solid. Not the best, but definitely not bad. House Special Crispy Shrimp Rolls 5/10 - The flavor of the shrimp was okay, but the rolls were really greasy. There were three very small rolls, definitely not my cup of tea. Chili Wonton 3/10 - By far my least favorite dish. The wonton skin tasted very flour-y, and hardly had any filling. The filling was also very bland and the chili oil was very underwhelming. By the way, the tea is free (I know, free tea at a dim sum spot).

    Bistro 1968 - One of the best value dim sum spots I've been to lately in the SGV. So here, they…read morehave many dim sum dishes around $4.88, which is such a steal for the portion and quality. For dishes like the beef chow fun and steamed fish for about $14.88, making it super affordable for a large group meal. The food came out fresh and hot, and the menu had a lot of variety to choose from. The restaurant gets busy, on weekends but service moved pretty efficiently overall. A perk for this place is that they do have a parking garage, which made parking way less stressful compared to other busy dim sum spots in the area.

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    Seaweed shrimp paste cake
    Seaweed shrimp paste cake
    Crispy shrimp roll and shrimp rice noodle

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    Crispy shrimp roll and shrimp rice noodle
    Tasty Spot Cafe

    Tasty Spot Cafe

    3.5
    (233 reviews)
    0.4 mi
    $$

    Excuse me... who gave this place permission to close?? HOW is it closed!?!?! We were literally just…read morehere a couple of weeks ago, living our best noodle life, and now it's gone like a ghosted situationship!! I'm now brokenhearted!!! :( We came back ready to reunite with that soy sauce chow mein.... simple, no nonsense, just noodles, bean sprouts, and onions doing exactly what they're supposed to do: minding their business and tasting amazing!! No extra veggies crashing the party and watering things down. As it should be!! And the siu mai? Solid, dependable, and absolutely did not disappoint!!! The kind of duo you start planning your next meal around... until the restaurant disappears on you. Now I'm just here, craving noodles and questioning how a place that serves delicious food would close down!!!!

    I've been coming here regularly for both breakfast and lunch ever since they took over the old Red…read moreChina space, and it has quickly become one of my go-to spots. The food is consistently good, honestly better than a lot of nearby places that charge quite a bit more. What won me over right away, though, was the breakfast combo. Two dim sum items and a hot drink for just $14 is a genuinely good deal. A cold drink is only $1 more (typical HK practice), and you can also take your drink to go for another $1, which is a nice little convenience. I'm pretty particular about milk tea, so I don't say this lightly: their half coffee, half milk tea really hits the spot every time. It's balanced, and satisfying. Beyond the combo, they also serve all the comfort staples, porridge, fried chow mein, Chinese donuts, and my personal favorite, rice noodles with a variety of fillings. It delivers the same comforting flavors you want from a casual dim sum-style breakfast, but without the inflated prices, long waits, and hectic atmosphere that have become so common at more traditional dim sum spots. This place is a solid, dependable replacement for the usual dim sum experience. The restaurant is spacious, clean, and comfortable, and the service is consistently warm and welcoming. The driveway can be a little tricky. It sits right next to the Taco Bell drive-through exit, separated only by a fire hydrant, so it's easy to miss or get confused when pulling in. But it's a small tradeoff for a spot that delivers this much value and consistency.

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    Opens on January 14 2023
    Opens on January 14 2023
    Grand opening January 14

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    Grand opening January 14

    New Full House - dimsum - Updated August 2026

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