The first thing I enjoyed was the casual atmosphere. I had walked out of a very traditional dim sum…read morerestaurant just yesterday because of how stifling it made me feel but this place was comfortable. I liked ordering through the QR code, it was very easy to find what I wanted, place the order, and pay. The food was very, very reminiscent of my childhood growing up in NYC's Chinatown. Absolutely delicious, the portion sizes were pretty big and the prices were reasonable. Lastly, the service was great. Food came out quickly and hot. The man who assisted us was attentive and kind enough to give us discounts and pineapple buns to take home! I will be recommending this place to my friends and family :).

Current health grade posted on window is a B…read more Small place with limited seating. I don't recommend for bigger groups. You order via a QR code on table which is convenient but I noticed that not all items on new menu were offered on the website. With the QR code option being an easy ordering process it wasn't an option to pay via the qr code. Food came out quickly. All the dim sum standard choices are offered. Everything we had was good but I wouldn't put them in the category of great. It satisfies a craving, it's quick service, and conveniently close. When it was time to pay the server hovered over us and we felt rushed as a group to figure it all out. Overall place was fine but with better options available I don't know if I'd return to this place.

I was in the mood for dim sum and I saw the posting for Happy Together in Chino Hills. I have had…read moreanother location for Happy Together recommended to me by a friend, so I went. I was not disappointed. The location I immediately recognized as a house I have been to many times in the past, but under at least 2 different banners; I think "Plus 1 Dumplings" was one. I ordered a combo plat of roast duck and roast pork, an order of chicken feet, shrimp and pork shau mai and a chive and pork ball (I forgot the name but not the intense flavor!). All plates were among the best I have eaten anywhere and I believe they were all made to order as they came out over a period of time and not all at once. The flavors were superlative and the price fair. My entire meal came to $40 and I was sated. The wait staff was friendly and the restaurant itself was clean and cheery. I will be back soon.

We've been regulars here because the food is genuinely great, but after our experience today, we…read morewon't be coming back. ​When we arrived, we wrote our names down in the sign-in notebook at the front and waited patiently. Soon after, multiple parties walked in, bypassed the list entirely, and were seated right away. I approached the host stand to check in, and the staff simply asked, "Did you put your name down?" to which I said yes. Right after that conversation, yet another party walked in and they were told to write their name down, and the staff immediately scratched it off and seated them on the spot while we were still left waiting. ​It's extremely disappointing to see long-time customers treated with zero regard or basic organization. Good food doesn't make up for completely unfair and dismissive service.

This place has the most authentic Shanghai Pan Fried Pork Dumplings (Sheng Jian Bao) I have ever…read morehad in America, and I have tried a lot of different places. Perfectly cooked, not super oily, and full of soup inside. Inside is typical Chinese restaurant decor and feel, so exactly what you expect. All the other food is quite good, but the Baos are the stand out item.

First off this place is in a weird plaza with absolutely no other Asian food around. You would…read moredefinitely not be faulted for thinking it is some sort of Americanized Chinese food. Yet the menu is a small but authentic set of items, mostly Shanghai style. The good: the food was mostly excellent. The 生煎包 (panfried pork buns) was one of the best I've had in the U.S. , 荠菜肉丝炒年糕 (rice cake with shepherds purse and shredded pork) was a really nice texture and flavor, and braised eel 鳝鱼 what is a rarely found dish in the US and quite tasty. The bad: prices were high but this would be ok if it weren't for... The ugly: the service is literally the worst I've ever experienced at a restaurant. When we first sat down, we were one of only three tables so service was swift and reasonable, but pretty quickly the restaurant filled up and we stopped getting our food. In fact, we never got two out of the three items we originally ordered. It also took multiple tries to get more pan fried pork buns, and when they eventually came 45 mins later, they were soggy and not nearly as good as the first batch. We also never got water refills and the three guests who came later just never got water. Finally, I pointed out a hair in one of the dishes, and they never even offered any compensation. The waiters kept forgetting in general. If I'm craving this stuff, I might come during a less busy time. Sadly, the bar for that might be a little high due to this poor experience.

I really enjoyed the dim sum here. We came early in the morning, so it wasn't busy at all, and the…read morestaff were friendly, attentive, and efficient. Everything we ordered was fresh and high quality without being overly salty or greasy. The chicken feet were meaty, the pineapple buns came out hot and fresh, and the perfectly cooked vegetables were surprisingly flavorful and crunchy. Every dish we tried was delicious. The restaurant itself is also beautiful inside, a great spot to bring friends or family, especially if it's their first time.

More modern take on dim sum - ordering is done via paper, with no roaming dim sum carts. The…read morerestaurant has large round tables that seat 10-12, making it a great option for big family gatherings. We arrived right at opening on a Sunday at 9:30 a.m. and were seated immediately. Surprisingly, the restaurant was not even at 50% capacity by the time we finished around 11am, which seems uncommon for weekend dim sum hours. They were very accommodating to families, providing kids with their own plates and utensils. Food came out fairly quickly, and in addition to dim sum, you can also order regular menu items like fried rice and noodles during the morning hours from the other side of the menu. Plentiful parking in a large shared plaza.

Get Sum Dim Sum was a really good experience. The service was excellent and the servers were very…read moreattentive without being overbearing. The atmosphere was chill and comfortable, and it felt like a great place to bring the family. The food was delicious and tasted authentic. Everything came out piping hot and fresh from the steamer or oven. The shrimp was nice and crispy, the soups had a lot of flavor, and the vegetables were cooked really well--soft but still had a nice crunch. I also tried the lemongrass tea, and it was really delicious and went perfectly with the meal. Overall, great food, great service, and a relaxed atmosphere. I'd definitely come back!

This restaurant is a perfect example of don't judge a book by its cover. Walking in, I was a little…read morehesitant as the entire restaurant (both workers and customers) were not Chinese and the layout is different from the typical family style set ups at a Chinese dim sum restaurant. However, I was very pleasantly surprised by the tastes of each item. Everything was delicious and tasted quite authentic. The best I must have to say is the lava custard bun that had a great balance of sweet with the salted egg yolk flavor. The restaurant was very busy and we were seated in a corner so it was a little harder for us to get their attention sometimes and our water didn't come until the middle of the meal but otherwise the staff was very friendly.

This place is pretty good but it is so sad that their location is not generating a lot of business…read morefor them. It is always empty when I come here to eat. The food is very good and feels authentic. This place is basically Delicious Food Corner which is known, popular chain, this location specifically just changed their name to look newer. Anyway, back to the food. I would recommend getting the beef casserole bowl, baked spaghetti, and curry for lunch/dinner. Their breakfast selection is amazing as well. they do Cantonese cuisine well. The ambience of this place is beautiful as well. Everything is sparkly clean, lighting bright, and seats comfortable. Like I said, this spot feels like a taste of Hong Kong even down to the service. One thing I will say is, do not get the dim sum. It is a disappointment to Cantonese culture. There is better dim sum in the frozen aisle of 99 Ranch no shade. All in all, everytime I go, it is a good experience! Hopefully more people will see that too.

We ordered a WHOLE duck to go, but the portion size was definitely not right- 3 legs from one duck?…read moreWhat the heck! The fried beef noodle were also pretty bitter. Definitely not worth going back. It's overpriced and the food quality was disappointing.

Definitely my go to for traditional Taiwanese breakfast. I usually get the savory rice ball with…read moreall 3 add ons (sausage, pickled radish, and egg). One order is pretty big. So I usually share it or save it for a second meal later. The egg omelet and daikon cakes are really good too. And if you like, you can add eggs to the daikon cake. I also really like the variety of Taiwanese breakfast drinks (ie. Hot soy milk (unsweetened), cold soy milk, hot peanut milk, and cold peanut milk). They have other beverages too but these are just go to! The restaurant itself of pretty big so there's plenty of seating for dining in. There's also a few tables outside too and it's especially nice if you have a pet and full wants to eat there. If I'm ever craving Taiwanese breakfast, Yi Mei is somewhere I'd definitely go.

First time coming here and will be the last. I was completely put off by the lady cashier telling…read moreme to NOT forget to tip after a meal. This wasn't a friendly encounter but more of a demand, insisting customers MUST tip regardless of service. I thought it was rude! I still left a tip, as a sign of good gesture on my part, but left me not wanting to come back due to their demands and lack of understanding regarding discretionary tipping protocol. As for the food, I find the shrimp wonton soup was too salty. Had to wash it down with drinking lots of water from the after taste. Nothing worth remembering after this experience.

Great lunch specials. Come during thr week when its not busy! Wonderful ambiance and great service…read more My go to Steamed pork buns Pan fired taro Steamed ribs And so much more!!

Their online payment system NEVER WORKS!…read more You can order, pay but the payment authorization is not recognized! So you order online, put in payment info, go to the mobile app., approve the charge, drive to the restaurant BUT NO RECORD OF YOUR ORDER!!!! So you pay at the register and have to wait ANOTHER 20 minutes! And the cashier says there is nothing he can do to speed up the order! Yes there IS! He can ask the cook to speed it up!!!!!!!! Grrrrrrrr!

Ordered dim sum lunch through DoorDash from this place. The food was surprisingly delicious. I…read moreloved the shrimp dumplings with scallop sauce, spicy curry fish balls and fish congee. The egg tarts were pretty good too. They called us to replace the two items they were out. It was fast and efficient response from the restaurant. Great place for dim sum deliveries!

It's been a while since I visited Sheng Hui Dim Sum, and their food is still solid. They are open…read moreMonday, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday (closed Tuesday-Thursday). Their business hours are 8:45 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. on weekdays, and they stay open until 4:00 p.m. on weekends. We ordered the Har Gow, Shiu Mai, Steamed Chicken Feet, Sesame Balls, and the Steamed Sausage & Sticky Bun. Everything was authentic, freshly prepared, and delicious. The Har Gow and Shiu Mai were notably large and high quality. My personal favorite is the Steam Sausage & Sticky Bun. It's a traditional Hong Kong dish that is becoming rare even in HK, so finding it here was a treat. This place is a true hidden gem in West Covina. The pricing starts from $5.88, and most dishes are about $5.93, and a few dishes are $6-8. They now have a Mother's Day promotion from May 1-12: Buy one, get one free on Xiao Long Bao (Shanghai or Crab Meat). P.S. You can also order it online via their website. https://www.shenghuidimsum.com/

This restaurant is not actually 5 stars, but I hope they get more business so the Chino Hills…read morelocation does not close down. It has been a pretty rocky road for this establishment. When it first opened, the place had an hour wait minimum whenever you came. Now, their main entrance is closed, there is barely staff, and so many empty seats. The place isn't that bad! Yes, I personally like the Rowland Heights location more because of the ambience and the feel of an authentic Chinese restaurant. What the Rowland Heights location does good is the sizing. Their interior is comforting and warm making the feelings of the food feel warm and fuzzy. Here, it feels a bit sterile, where the place is too big and ends up feeling cold. In my eyes, that is why this place is empty. But give it a try! Their food is still great quality, they have every Chinese dish you could want for a fancy-ish night out. Location is good as well, there are many things in that plaza you can walk around and see (shoutout Mont Coffee). The service is a bit rude, but it's all part of the experience! Anyway, please come here so my local The Noodle does not shut down.

This is the towns best spot for good old banquet Chinese food…read more I do not know why the rating is so low. The only time I could recall a bad experience I had was one time when they let a new chef cook. This place is even has a Chinese BBQ section. You can old a crispy pork trotter for like 5 bucks and it's a good portion. Humble eatery with good portions and excellent traditional Cantonese cooking techniques. Definetely a good spot for good food. They take take-out of course and the price range is not super cheap. It's around the average $20 per dish. the ambiance may need a little working. It's very Chinese banquet with the chandelier and the velvet floor however it doesn't feel very clean and bright. But otherwise the service is quite good. The lady servers there are good too.