Walnut, this little eatery, offers a colorful rice bowl for just $9.99--great value for money, with…read morean extra-large portion that can satisfy five cravings at once! The bowl is piled high with mapo tofu, braised pork, tomato scrambled eggs, cold seaweed salad, and broccoli, plus half a poached egg. I could easily eat this for two meals. The Three-Cup Chicken is fragrant with fresh perilla leaves, steaming hot when served--so tempting! The flavor is delicious and perfect with rice. The salt-and-pepper shrimp is incredibly flavorful; the crispy, tender shrimp coated in savory salt and chili flakes are so addictive you'll keep eating without stopping. The oyster omelet sauce suits my taste perfectly--sweet and sour with a hint of spice, really appetizing. The scallion oil noodles are absolutely mouthwatering. I love adding a bit more chili oil to enhance the aroma even more. The restaurant is clean and tidy, and the staff are warm and friendly--overall, a great dining experience. The portions are generous and highly affordable, and they also offer catering services for meetings, including boxed lunches

A hidden gem in Walnut! My friend from Mt. SAC strongly recommended Fu Restaurant, and I'm so glad…read moreI finally tried it. On a hot summer day, this colorful rice bowl was exactly what I needed -- refreshing, flavorful, and only $9.90! I ordered the popcorn chicken rice, and the portion was huge -- the chicken was literally piled high and spilling over the edge. Perfect for sharing, and such a great deal. It also hit me that I'm basically eating the same meal served to athletes at the Olympics and Paralympics in China -- how cool is that? They also offer catering for office meals -- bento boxes at affordable prices with generous portions.

Tasty Taiwanese food. I like that the dishes come with a variety of items. The Popcorn Chicken Rice…read morecame with minced pork rice, cabbage, pickles, along with the popcorn chicken which was topped with fried basil. The Monja Red Grain Pork Dry Noodle comes with separate noodles topped with minced pork. It's a small, casual cafe. Service was quick and efficient and the food came out fast.

Omg this place is soooo good and reminds me of an ole joint in NY called Green Leaf 1994 Pork Chop…read moreover rice. I found this place by accident and went in, man it's as legit as it gets. The pork chop with the savory cabbage and boiled eggs just yummmmmmmmmm to the core of my neck son. So, good I already want go back and eat it today. Yes, it's authentic, good portion and super worth it if you in search of old skool taiwanese pork chop over rice brahhhh

I came here because we love the Rosemead one. So my wife and I decided to give this one a try…read more Overall, food is okay, didn't taste like the Rosemead one, even though they are the same franchise. The waiter are rude, we were half way into our meal and they already gave us the check, and the waiter just stand there, WTF? The worse part was their food gave my wife caca-rrhea. I wouldn't go back to them, you guys can try it at your own risk.

The spicy braised rice noodle soup, cold appetizers: seaweed and beef tendon are all so delicious!…read moreThe spice level is perfect, not too spicy but has a kick and everything is very flavorful. The extra chili that came with the soup was also so good. Food came out very fast and service is nice. Inside has a good amount of seating. Parking is sometimes hard to find depending on the time because the plaza is very small.

I came for brunch with my sister and it is already packed. Luckily we were able to get seated…read morepretty quickly. There is a QR code that you can scan which will give you the digital menu which you can order off of right away without having to wait for the waiter. If you're not sure on what to order the menu tells you what is their popular dishes to help give you an idea of what's good. We order the marinated cucumber salad, Shanghai spicy shrimp and pork wontons, pan fried pork dumplings, pork xiao long bao, and the beef tenderloin udon with black pepper. My favorites were the Shanghai spicy shrimp and pork wontons and the beef tenderloin udon with black pepper. Both are considered spicy dishes but I have a weak spicy tolerance and I did not think that they were spicy at all! The pan fried dumpling skirt was crispy and instantly melts in your mouth. The xiao long baos have a small amount of soup within and the cucumber salad was so refreshing. The food comes out quick! The staff work quick to ensure you get all of your food fast. This place is one of my favorite spots to grab some dumplings. Highly recommend!

We were a party of 6, joined the waitlist on a Saturday at around 12:30, and we were seated in…read moreabout 10 minutes! We ordered 7 items, it came out to ~$110. For a more modern Chinese dining experience, I think this place is pretty solid. The standout for me was the dried scallop fried rice; wonderfully seasoned and tasted very traditional! The pan fried buns were not very juicy, no complaints about the other items (XLB, garlic string beans, custard buns, pan fried dumplings). Our food came out very quickly! I think that the family style aspect struggles a bit due to a lack of table space/lazy Susan. My party was sat at the very back, near the kitchen, so it was almost unbearably hot. I think the area would have benefited from ceiling fans. Otherwise, if you enjoy traditional flavors in a modernized storefront, this place is a great contender!

It's not blow your mind out of the water tasty, but if you want true authentic Taiwanese food or…read morebento that is good, this is the place to go. The daily entrees are all things you will definitely find in random takeout restaurants in Taiwan. There are tables inside and out, however it's a bit messy inside. Though this place operates more of a takeout spot than a dine-in restaurant

3.5 stars. No frills hole in the wall place…read more The menu changes everyday and it is 11 dollars after tax. I just ate the leftover from yesterday and it was still good. Not that greasy!

Vegetarian Lunch Buffet $14.99…read more Highly recommended for its flavorful dishes, rotating daily menu, and outstanding value at $14.99 for an all-you-can-eat lunch buffet. I arrived a bit late during peak lunch hour and missed some items, but everything I tried was still delicious. The quality of ingredients and careful preparation were clearly noticeable. My favorites were the taro balls and a couple of other veggie-based fried ball dishes. The dessert section was a highlight for me, especially the almond tofu and Aiyu jelly, nostalgic favorites that tasted surprisingly authentic. The only downside is that the space can feel crowded and the floor is slightly uneven. Despite that, it's an easy 5-star experience. Great value, variety, and I'll definitely be back.

Really delicious freshly prepared chinese vegetarian faire. I love the selection that changes each…read moreday. The mainstays such as the porridge and lightly brothed side dishes are also things I look forward to. From various melons (veggie eg winter) and radishes and tofu, there are so many tasty options. There's usually a few wok'ed dishes but also a few fried goodies like taro sesame balls and crispy meatless meatballs. I also like the soup available tho I usually skip it unless it's hot n sour. There's also a ramen bar but I can do that at home as last resort meal, so I never understood why ppl do this. But thats just my opinion. But my favorite thing is the dessert and beverage bar. You can make boba milk tea with fresh boba and milk tea on tap. There's usually two other tea options in addition but the highlight for me is the shaved ice. With all the toppings to boot. Grass jelly, tiger sugar, condensed milk, custard and more. I can't describe how this always makes me excited to no end. Especially in the summer. The price has gone up to $16/person for dinner now, but as always no tip necessary so it's still a crazy deal in my opinion. The seating area is also small so if the higher prices keep crowds down, I'm totally fine with that.

Authentic Taiwanese shaved ice done right. Got mine with…read moreboba, coconut jelly, and egg pudding and every topping was so good. The ice itself was super soft, not the hard crunchy kind. Portion is HUGE too! Pro tip: ask for extra sugar on the side. It takes it to another level. Won't regret it.

One of our favorite Taiwanese restaurant in the area. It is affordable and the food is tasty and…read moreauthentic. It is located in a plaza that unfortunately is not kept up. There are plenty of parking spaces. The restaurant is small but has decent amount of seating. Servers are kind and attentive. We love coming here for their beef stew noodle soup, popcorn chicken, and fried pork chop with rice. They always give good portions. The pork chop is always crispy and yummy. I continue to come here for Taiwanese comfort food.

Been visiting this place since 2017 and I'm so glad the pandemic didn't take this place down! Owner…read moreis so sweet and this is truly one of the area's BIGGEST hidden gems. Big big fan of this Taiwanese establishment. Go-to order is the ruroufan (pictured: comes with rou song, ground meat, and suancai toppings that I got on the side) and popcorn chicken, and occasionally the bentos - honestly, can't go wrong here. I absolute adore the ru rou fan and I highly suggest ordering it for anyone new to this establishment. Popcorn chicken is great as well, and we'll also order one of the sizzling plate dishes. Never had it myself but my brother is a fan, and it always has the most delicious aroma wafting from the pan. Give this restaurant a shot and I promise you won't regret it

3.5 stars…read more Environment is not fancy, a bit dark even during daylight. Staff is friendly but seems overwhelmed. Sizzling steaks (got chicken and beef) were okay. The beef was very thin and too soft...not the texture I expected. Noodle was overcooked. Also got the salt and pepper chicken...nice, big juicy pieces of chicken but needed more seasoning. Overall, not a bad choice if you are craving Taiwanese night market steaks since the choices are limited in So Cal. :)

I was recently at Hong Kong Cafe - Atlantic and got their Freedom Passport card. The promotion…read moreoffers free good when you spend $20 or more at each of their 4 locations. Once you have collected all 4 stamps, you may redeem the free food offer. Hong Kong Cafe in Walnut is my 3rd location. They are located within the Walnut Hills Village that is right across the street from Mt. San Antonio College. Free parking is available. This place is bigger than Hong Kong Cafe - Garvey, but smaller than Hong Kong Cafe - Atlantic. I haven't visited their Rowland Heights location yet. I'll see where that one fits. I originally called to order, but I didn't have their menu in front of me plus I was driving. I decided to come here to order instead. Great inside space with limited outside seating. Very cute decor with the Hong Kong theme. Good vibes all around. Menu has a vast selection of food and drink items. Prices are very reasonable. Entire staff was super friendly and cordial. Got a few dishes, a dessert, and a couple drinks. Wait time wasn't too bad. Spent over $70. Got my 3rd stamp. Thanks! 1 Beef Chow Fun with Supreme Soy Sauce - great wok taste, must get! 1 Shrimp Wonton Noodle Soup - sweet shrimp wonton, very good! 1 Sizzling Cauliflower Pot - tons of Taishan cauliflower, great portions! 1 HK Style Egg Waffle - light and crispy, but they broke it into pieces! 1 Red Bean Shaved Ice with chocolate ice cream - divinely delicious! 1 Red Bean Shaved Ice with vanilla ice cream - super sweet treat! I see myself coming back to this location. Love to dine-in next time. If you haven't tried Hong Kong Cafe, this is a good place to check out. On my way to my 4th and final stamp...

3.5-4 stars I have…read morebeen back a few times since my initial phone order as it is close to work and there aren't too many Hong Kong-style restaurants around locally these days. Lunch Specials Salted & Pepper Pork Chop Rice w/ HK Style Coffee & Milk Tea (hot) Steamed Fish Filet Rice w/ Milk Tea (cold) Taiwanese Fried Stinky Tofu Yes, yes... I know. Who orders Taiwanese Fried Stinky Tofu from a Hong Kong restaurant. We were just craving it and decided to try it out. Of course it paled in comparison to actual Taiwanese restaurants. Overall, food has been good and price on point for this day and age. The service is good as well. Also, got to love a place that still sells HK Style Coffee and Milk Tea (hot).

1. Don't open on time. Can be 1 hour late sometimes 2. One…read moretime tried to order basil chicken. Didn't even have chicken that day 3. A few times tried to order basil chicken, ran out within first 30 mins only because didn't prepare enough chicken 4. Ok so let me tried to order basil chicken at open, chicken hadn't defrosted on time so couldn't order Why do you have basil chicken on your menu then lol?

Red yeast pork is way too fatty - I don't eat fatty meat so I threw away 70% of it! Sausage is…read moretasty and the rest of the food is fine. They used to have a physical location which is easier to cook good food. I would still go to Support local business!