the dang dang mian is amazing, I ask to change to dao xiao noodle because I wanna try dao xiao…read morenoodle, if you like spicy noodle pls try! good atmosphere and good service!!!

Best Chef and Waiter we could ever ask for. Would go again especially because the food and the…read morerestaurant's atmosphere are top notch.

This is my second time at Home Eat, and it continues to be a great casual spot with delicious food…read more Service is efficient. You place your order through a QR code, which makes the process quick and easy. This visit, we ordered the salt and pepper chicken wings, Tidu Sliced Beef Pot, and Tianjin Eggplant. The wings are a must-order here. They're always perfectly fried and crispy on the outside while still staying juicy and tender inside. The Tidu Sliced Beef Pot reminded me of a dry hot pot. It had a great mala flavor with a subtle numbing sensation, and the peanuts added a nice crunch and texture to the dish. The Tianjin Eggplant was simple but delicious, with flavorful pork that paired really well with the soft eggplant. Overall, the food here is comforting and satisfying. It's a place I'll definitely keep coming back to.

I used Yelp's feature to connect with DoorDash to do a to-go order…read more I was picking up dinner for a friend who just moved, and she recommended this spot. It's in a busy complex, but there was enough parking. When I walked in, I noticed they had a half-empty dining room but a ton of to-go orders wrapped up, including mine. I really loved the Mongolian beef, and the eggplant dish we got was good too. The chow mein was good. I did like the cucumber salad, but it would be better if it were sliced smaller, so the marinade could infuse the cucumbers. Service was friendly. Food was very fresh. I did notice the portion sizes were generous and we had plenty of leftovers!

Came here for dinner upon a recommendation. Dishes were quite unique…read more We ordered the following: *Sautéed String Beans with Chinese Sausage *Preserved Egg with Eggplant *Pickled Cabbage With Fish Fillet Soup 老坛酸菜鱼片 *House Special Sauteed Pork 招牌辣椒炒肉 Each of the above dishes was unique making the whole meal special. Very well done. Orders are done through a QR code and ordered through the phone. Interior is typical of Chinese restaurants, a tad shabby and old. Service is quick. Price is very reasonable.

Came for dinner and got lucky with a table opening up right when we got there so there was no wait…read morebut it was a full house! Ordering was through qr code. Things came out as they were ready. All the food was delicious. Some were definitely spicier than others but all the flavors were great!

In general, their dim sum and food are good, special the roasted duck. Good service and prices. It…read morewas our first visited there last month on a weekday, for a birthday lunch.

Visited again, this time with a bigger group, which allowed us to try a lot more of the menu…read more We started with the Tri-Color Platter (Octopus, Jelly Fish & Green Seaweed Salad), which made for a great, refreshing starter. Soup Dumplings, Shrimp Rice Roll, and Steamed Sparerib, all were good as usual. Half Peking Duck was a highlight, love the perfectly thin and crispy skin. Fried E-Fu Noodle with Lobster - the lobster is fresh and huge, great flavor without being overly salty nor greasy. Black Pepper Beef Fillet with Assorted Mushroom, I like the tender beef and the mushrooms were well seasoned. Sautéed Chinese Broccoli (kailan) with Dried Flounder Flake, the flavor was good, but the kailan stems were cut too large, difficult to eat. We finished with satisfying desserts, Black Gold Salty Egg Yolk Bun was excellent with the lava effect. Mango Pomelo Sago was awesome, and the Snow Lotus Seed Peach Resin was really good and not too sweet. Everyone was full and happy.

Food was fantastically home made and delicious. The beef pancake, chives in a box, noodles and…read moredumplings were so good. The noodles had the best chew I've had, in a long time, and the size of the bowl was huge. The soup that out neighboring table ordered was huge too. The shrimp hagow was good like most dim sum places. The pan fried dumpling was not the best I've had, but still delicious. I can't wait to try their xlb and other dumpling flavors. We had already ordered way too much for 2 people. They ran out of the boba sesame dessert. Service was nice. The plaza is ghetto looking but inside is fine. Hole in the wall places are sometimes gems.

Tried Epic Dumpling for the first time. The online order app displayed their full menus well and…read morethe food was ready at the time specified. The dishes looked fresh and tasted good. We were disappointed that the Shanghai Pan Fried Soup dumplings did not have any soup. It was soaked into the dumpling skin. The portions are smaller than expected for the price and compared to another similar restaurant. Overall, the food was good and would recommend if you want dumplings from a restaurant near you.

Mouthwateringly amazing!!!! Can't believe I only just discovered this place. The braised pork belly…read morerice with egg was out of this world, I'm already craving it the next day! The meat was so tender, the rice was the perfect amount of the softness, and the flavor was so satisfying and 香. Every bite melts in your mouth. Had a piece of popcorn chicken which was decent. Friend ordered one of the house special rice noodles which looked good as well, I'll probably order one of their noodles next time to try out. Service was friendly, they refilled our water twice! Environment was relatively clean, but tables were crowded a bit close together and it was a bit loud to the point where I couldn't hear my friend talk even leaning in sitting right across from her.

Good noodles Reasonable price…read more Good service Enough parking Desert just ok Good portions

The environment here is just average, but my daughter really loves their fish-flavored eggplant, so…read morewe still often come here to get takeout.

The Worst "Chinese tamale" EVER. For $8 a piece, you got a half palm size "Zong Zi" with 1 egg…read moreyolk and 1 dice size piece of pork inside. It's totally tasteless. I am glad I tried it before I shared with family and friends. Even if it's free, I won't eat it. That's how bad it is. All the rest of it are resting in garbage can. I rarely leave negative reviews, but this is way beyond my expectation of traditional Chinese food.

We came on a weekday for dinner, and the restaurant was pretty quiet with plenty of available…read moreseating. What we ordered: House Special Chili Crab 1/2 Roasted Duck Beef Ribs with Black Pepper Sauce Stir-Fried Chinese Tender Greens Overall, the food was okay. Nothing was particularly bad, but nothing really stood out either. The portions were generous, and we had more than enough food for 4 adults. My favorite dish was the beef ribs. The meat was tender, and the black pepper sauce was flavorful. The roasted duck was okay, my mom liked the dipping sauce. The chili crab was the most expensive dish since it's charged at market price, but the seasoning was well balanced and not too spicy. I just forgot how much work it is to crack the shell and get all the meat out, but that's on us for ordering crab! They also surprised us with a complimentary dessert at the end, which was nice and very much appreciated. Overall, a solid spot if you're looking for family-style Cantonese seafood with generous portions. Appreciate it!

I've been here before for a dine-in lunch as well as 2 takeout orders. The dine in experience was…read moreduring a weekday and it was great. We sat in a private room and someone was attentive and got us our orders at a rapid speed. We did have someone in our party who spoke fluent Cantonese which helped a lot. My last two times here was for dim sum takeout orders, and I honestly do not recommend ordering takeout. Both times were mediocre. The most recent time, we ordered 5 standard dim sum items on our phone while we were outside the restaurant. We ended up waiting at least 40 minutes for our food to be ready. When we asked for an update around the 30 minute mark, the lady at the counter was so unhelpful. Just said it's not ready without actually checking and then she turned away and ignored me. When we finally got our food, we ate it within 10 minutes, and the food was already lukewarm/almost cold. It was not worth the wait. Note ordering online has a $1 convenience fee. You wait for your takeout bag to be available on the long table inside, and then you take it to the nearby counter and pay there. Utensils and napkins are not automatically included in your bag. If we decide to come back, it would only be for dine in service. Never again for take out.