Came to pick up lunch today, everything was ready in 20 minutes. Arrived at my brother's house to…read morefind out the shu mai was missing. Called it in and was able to grab it after coming back to the restaurant. The manager gave us a free dim sum which was nice. Food was delicious! Enjoyed every dish we ordered from the snap shoots, eggplant, fish fillet, duck, pork chop, beef and mushrooms. Next time we're in Fontana again would love to dine in. Their space is huge and clean.

I placed a pick up order for 2pm and came in to get it at 230. Order was not ready. Several…read moreemployees saw me at the counter when I walked in but did not ask if I needed help. The Xiao Long Bao is quality stuff. Delicious w/ a good amount of broth in it. It was also packaged well for a to go order. The lunch prices for dimsum are good. I got the XO seafood fried rice as well. The ingredients were fresh and shrimp was thick, but the dish lacked flavor in general. Overall: Poor service Good prices for dim sum (lunch only) Would have given this place 4 stars had it not been for the lack of attention to customers

Pretty bland food, if I'm being honest. I expected it to be better, since I know Seven Grams has…read moremultiple locations around, but I'm definitely more impressed by other dumpling places, whether local or other franchises. Chicken dumplings had a good filling to wrapper ratio, but the filling needed way more seasoning. It just tasted like wet, mushy stuff inside, and drowning the dumpling in chili oil barely helped. And the two fried dishes weren't flavorful either--they weren't dredged very well, so they just tasted like oil. This was especially disappointing for the scallion pancake, since it looked nice...but didn't taste of scallions at all. Overall, really disappointing. I might give it a try at a different location if the opportunity comes up, but with the menu being rather small, I'm not even sure it'd be worth the time.

This place wasn't hard to find because we had Google Maps lol but if we didn't I think it would be…read moretough as it's really small and kind of tucked away in the corner of the shopping mall. There's lots of traffic so be weary of the cars that pass by and when we went there were tons of people. We walked in and they took our name and phone number and about a 40 min wait. This place can probably fit 40 people, it's so small. We tried a few items such as their beef roll, wonton with chili sauce, their seven grams xlb, , fried mini buns, noodle with scallion oil sauce, and potato string shrimp. Their seven grams xlb was disappointing, the broth and meat inside didn't have any flavor to it IMO. The mini buns were sweet and heavy, and we split one and didn't touch the rest. The noodle with scallion sauce was just okay...again, not much flavor. I didn't like the potato shrimp at all, too doughy and hard. The beef rolls were just okay to me, again kinda bland without dumping it in shoyu and vinegar). The best dish was their spicy wontons. It had a nice kick to it and we saved the sauce to dump everything else we ate in it lol.

It has been 4 years since we experienced Dumpling Master food and it has since improved…read moresignificantly. We had the spicy beef noodle soup and a few other things and everything tasted pretty good! I would revisit... based on the food.

Ordered xiao long bao, jjang jjang noodles, pork & cabbage boiled dumplings, and their cucumber…read moresalad. Their xiao long baos tasted standard, jjang noodles with a ground pork mixture that was a bit saltier and oily. Their dumplings were yummy and the cucumber salad was average. Interior is spacious and menu is smaller than other Taiwanese spots.

Placed an order through Grub Hub and was pleasantly surprised. All the food arrived nice and hot…read moreand was delicious. Unfortunately I forgot to take photos so you'll just have to trust me. Pan fried pho with beef: 5/5 Beef roll: 5/5 Shrimp scribble egg: 5/5 (should be scrambled) lol Sautéed mixed vegetables: 5/5 Deep fried spicy fish: 5/5

Work very close to this restaurant. We always pop in for a late lunch. Everything is always…read moreextremely fresh and made to order, the best dish in my opinion is deep-fried extra spicy fish. The ambience is very nostalgic and cozy, the shopping plaza in general is a great place to spend a few hours. There are many business to visit. The service is always top-tier and they take care of you very quickly. It's greatly appreciated.

My family and I always receive exceptional service from the manager…read more You definitely get your money's worth for the amount of food you get. And the food is freshly made to order. I got the individual order of chop suey which comes with an eggroll, a fried wonton chip, 2 pieces of fried shrimp, and I choose to get it with fried rice. And my dad got the pork sweet and sour with the sauce of the side (to maintain that crunch on the pork & so it's not so saucy) along with the provided sides. And we also got a side of fried rice. All this food also came with egg flower soup and enough for 3 people with leftovers!

So I came across this place from a menu in my mailbox. I was craving Chinese food and it was…read morebetween this place and Panda. I always eat Panda so I went with China Point. I thought it was a buffet style place like Panda, so I was kinda hesitant about coming here because of the prices. I was able to order online which was convenient and my food was ready when I picked it up. I walked in, and it was a legit dine in restaurant, so now I understood the prices. I was greeted upon entering and the employee went over my order to make sure it was correct. I ordered the sweet and sour pork that came with egg drop soup, fried rice and some appetizers (shrimp, eggroll and a wonton). The pork was ok, and i didn't really like the sauce, it left an after taste. The soup was good and rice was good. I was already full, by the time I realized it was appetizers in the bag. I was about to throw the bag away, and felt something still inside. I'll try something else, next time.

Okay I didn't know this place existed.. 10/10 I was looking…read morefor fast food Chinese, apparently not many around. Although lots of sit down places.. well this popped up, went in and holy moly, it's self serve, think buffet style.. they charge by the pound but they have SOO MANY options. I got a little bit of everything and it was all good.. Seating is both inside and outside, tables have sriracha.. place is typical of fast food restaurants, it was clean. they also have Mongolian bbq all items fresh or frozen but they looked good.. I didn't try it but I will definitely be back. I went on a Wednesday night and the place was packed! But the food kept coming out I didn't see any empty trays.. as of 4/2026 the price $7.29lb for Chinese food I'm not sure about Mongolian bbq according to the menu, same price.

5/20/26 Hidden gem! Sold by weight, both ready to eat/cooked Asian inspired dishes and your choice…read moreof grilled Mongolian style foods. Friendly service, cafeteria style ambiance, easy, low key but clean ' well maintained. Dined here, met up with good friends. It's been a hot minute being in a buffet style restaurant. I love that both options are available. The combination of the proteins & veggies with chopped garlic, chili oil & lemon water really made for done good eating. It was hefty & it was $15. I must've been so hungry so I ended up finishing it all.(well, with Hubby's help) Honestly though, I could've had 2 meals with it. This was in a plaza shared with other businesses (Ameci, Starbucks. an optometry shop, etc) parking is free. My fiend ordered sesame balls and were freshly made- oh wow! Delicious! Would likely return if in the area! Highly recommend it!

Went to Papa Zhang Hot Pot for all-you-can-eat hot pot and overall it was a solid experience,…read moreespecially for the price. The value is definitely the main highlight, pricing is fair for AYCE and you get a decent variety of meats, veggies, and sides. For a casual hot pot night, it's hard to complain on cost alone. That said, there were a few things that made the experience a bit less smooth. Parking was a challenge since the plaza gets very busy, so it took a while to find a spot. Inside, the setup was also a little confusing at first the hot pot being built into the table takes some getting used to, and it made it slightly awkward to get the soup out comfortably while cooking. Food-wise, it was good, but the refill timing was inconsistent. A few items like meat and fruit ran out faster than expected, and we had to wait a while, sometimes close to 30 minutes for refills to come back out. Service was okay overall, just a bit slow during peak rush. Still, for the price point and AYCE format, it's a good deal. I'd come back, just with lower expectations on speed and pacing. 4 stars mainly for value.

This restaurant was decent. Let me explain. The food…read more I loved the way they have the food set around to grab your own. We got the $50 per person up charge. This gave us 1 lobster tale to split. Little disappointing as it says 1 tail per meal. The shrimp was great. The scallops were the absolute worst. Tasted like old milk. Really gross! The hotpot flavors were awesome! Our server Shannon I believe was her name was amazing!!! She should get a raise! The decor is really cool. Instead of corn napkin holders all over I'd done different veggies or products to go into your hotpot. Thank you for the experience.

Came in a few days ago and I must say we just found our new spot in Ontario/Rancho Cucamonga area…read more Green beans, dry bean curd with chives, mapo tofu, chili chicken cube, everything was phenomenal. Absolutely coming back every other week. Super nice lady. Chef killed it.

Ordered Spicy Szechuan Crispy Chilli Chicken Mixed Beef…read moreSlices in hot Sauce Local Hunan Flavored Lamb And Szechuan Cold Noodles I always thought this place in the past was an offshoot of the Red Chilli Restaurant in Rancho Cucamonga / Upland by the 99 Ranch Supermarket, but I guess it deviates way far from both the Red Chilli Restaurants in Redlands and Upland from 8-15 years ago. I cant justify any of these dishes making me want to consume bowls upon bowls of rice. That's what spicy Szechuan and Hunan food is supposed to do....it should make you awaken your taste buds, with the power of their chilli peppers, Szechuan green & red peppercorns, and the umamis derived from MSG. Nope, I didn't crave the Lazi Chicken...nor the Hot Oil Beef Mix... Not the Cold Noodles, and I left with a $122 receipt in hand for 2 more takeout items on top of the 4 main dishes I've shared.....and I felt pretty empty. Empty in a sense, I could DO BETTER at home mixing my own Szechuan Cold Noodles, with Home Made Chili Oil, Sesame Paste, Sugar. Chicken Bullion, Minced Garlic, Vinegar, and Cilantro. I almost felt robbed here.....either every dish was lacking peppercorns and numbness, or it was missing Umami, Alot of it...so I leave anyone who wants to challenge my opinion otherwise and prove me wrong that the food here indeed belongs in a long list of top notch Szechuan Hunan Restaurants in Los Angeles. Even if this place opened up in Phoenix, I'm sorry, it's going to rank in the lower end of the bell curve. It was a hot day. I felt the service lady doesn't know how to tell "Customers Need Ice Water" and I had to vocally tell her ice and water please. I don't know, been a long week, haven't gone home for 10 days and just been bouncing on and off my rig all across the US....I just wanted some food I could really enjoy today, and Chili Bistro failed to deliver.