I love seafood cove this place reminds me of ten ren. Service is fast and the food is fresh…read more My fav: Siomai Shrimp ha cao Shrimp noodle Pan friend noodle Shrimp friend rice

Food was amazing. Lucky us, we had the incredible local Pink Huge Shrimp !! Even you order it,…read morewithout right season, you won't taste it. It was fresh, sweet and chewy! Crab with curry is a must order! You definitely get Umami and a bit kick from the curry sauce, we dipped the last drop of the sauce by the France Bugette; Beef was very tender; stir fry Vegetable was hard to chew, that was a little bit disappointing; Fried rice was everyone's favorite; the desert was unique but comfort you at the end, because it was green beans with tapioca, and seaweed inside. General speaking all the dishes were great! The servers were very friendly, they cared all 8 of us. They did sharing dishes; changing new plates; adding hot water, bringing more napkins. They were great! We go to this restaurant while we are there from East Coast. Definitely will go again and again.

This is a great Asian spot near Disney that isn't Din Tai Fung…read more The employees are really nice. Service is quick. Plenty of indoor and outdoor seating. A restroom is available. Free parking in a small rear lot shared with Walgreens (it will look like you're pulling in to Hyatt parking). Mild noise level inside; can be noisy outside depending on how busy the adjacent road is. They have a good amount of food and drink options, from noodles and rice to dumplings and pig ears. Fountain drinks are self-serve, and they also offer canned and bottled drinks. The veggie dishes, fried rice, and noodles are delicious. I highly recommend the spicy wontons. Their dim sum options aren't the best I've ever had, but their other menu items make up for it. You order at the kiosk and pick up your food when your number is called (they sometimes bring it out to you if you're outside). Prices are on the higher side, so don't go here on a budget. Come later in the evening and eat outside if the weather permits! You'll get thinner crowds, good ambiance, and yummy food.

Chubby Dumplings is part of the Chubby Group. Unlike the other sister restaurants in the Chubby…read moreGroup which focus on upscale experiential dining, Chubby Dumplings focuses on a fast-casual dining experience and customers place their orders using one of two kiosks. This spot used to be Luscious Dumplings (received a Michelin Bib Gourmand in 2021), but the Chubby Group took over and rebranded it as Chubby Dumplings. [Parking]: Free parking in the rear and the parking spaces are shared with Hyatt House and Walgreens. [Amenity & service]: Small space with both indoor and few outdoor tables. A restroom is available. Our party waited approximately 20 minutes for the food even though the restaurant was only half full. [Menu]: Yelp's top highlighted items are Kurobuta Pork Soup Dumplings, Braised Beef Noodle Soup, and Pan Fried Pork Dumplings. *** Kurobuta Pork Soup Dumplings (6 pieces - $13.50): The skin was a bit thicker than I had expected and the broth had an average flavor. Steamed Chicken & Corn Dumplings (6 pieces - $13.00): I should have read the menu more closely as these steamed dumplings contained corn and I certainly wasn't expecting this ingredient. They tasted alright. Shrimp with Pork Siu Mai (6 pieces - $12.50): Ironically this appetizer order was probably the best of the three, but damn hefty price tags for 6 small pieces of pork siu mai. *** 3-star for the food but bump down due to (1) the food took a long time to prepare (20+ minutes) despite this being a fast-casual restaurant and (2) the portions were small relative to the somewhat expensive prices. This is the most disappointing restaurant I have experienced out of all the restaurants I have visited that are part of the Chubby Group.

Delicious dimsum takeout Wasnt expecting to be blown but the…read morehargow shumai and shrimp rice noodles were legit The bbq pork buns were ok I would stick with the dumplings Tasted exactly like from a dimsum restaurant but a fraction of the price They packed everything nice Takes apple pay and cc Sauce included was plentiful Restaurant was clean Opened early at 8am Lots of parking

Definitely "express". Judging by the quality and how quick it came out, I don't think it's made in…read morehouse. It seems to be pre made, frozen and reheated/steamed. As far as the taste, it's not bad for a quick lunch and the prices are fair for the portions that you get. We had a family outing and ordered multiple of each dish. The menu is not that big but it had all the popular items. Some were sold out. We ordered: Pork shu mai Shrimp dumplings Pork soup dumplings Shrimp rice noodle roll Shrimp and chive dumplings Spicy wonton in chil sauce Chicken feet Fried rice cake Wonton soup The items didn't come out in stainless or bamboo steamer baskets but in styrofoam or plastic take out containers. It made clean up easy. They don't offer free water and charge $1 for Kirkland bottle. I don't see us returning but if you're dining solo or looking for "express" take out, this place does it. 3.5 round to 4 stars.

I'm more on the side of a 3.5 on this spot but the service was great and friendly so I bumped it to…read morea 4. This is your typical hole in the wall Chinese spot. Small and cozy with Chinese decor all around. Nice family owned spot with decent food. The soup dumplings were a little dry with not much soup in them. Flavor was good and the wrapper was thin which was nice. The sweet and sour pork ribs were hot and crispy but the portion size was very small. Mainly some bony pieces of ribs with not too much meat on them. They could definitely have used some meatier ribs or add a few more. Overall, they could use a little work. Wouldn't say I'd come back again, but if they increased the portion size, I might be back.

Have never dined in here but delivery hasn't disappointed…read more XLB: flavorful, not as much soup inside as I expected but the flavor and chewy dough makes up for it. Reasonably priced as well. Beef roll: worth getting it to try. Lots of beef, cilantro, green onion, and a light spread of hoisin sauce. One portion is more than enough to share with someone else if you're ordering other items. I ate mine by myself as a meal. When ordering to go, I asked for chili sauce, vinegar and soy sauce and everything came packaged well.

I've been going here for years but given the change in management, I was a bit wary of returning…read more Spoiler alert: highly recommend still. I ordered the pan fried pork dumplings and it was almost the same as before. Bit less crispy and bit less juicy, but still satisfactory. The chili oil now has sesame seeds and more oil, but the spicy and depth of flavor remains the same. The menu and prices haven't changed, as well. They gave me a free mango jelly-like dessert as well, which was very kind. I'll head back to do my own comparisons of before and after but overall it seems like new management is maintaining the high standards, low wait times, and homey environment. I hope this place stays a long time and maintains the quality.

Sooooo disappointed... ordered some of our favorite Mayflower dishes tonight and not one of them…read moretasted right. Beef noodle soup had no flavor, pan fried buns tasted burnt, chow mein noodles tasted old. Even the boba was wrong, the mango tea was like at 200% sweet. Took a guess that maybe ownership changed, and it seems to be the case. Really a shame, their beef noodle soup used to be in our top 5 in LA/OC.

Amazing service, the food was great it was my mom and I's first time dining here and I can't wait…read moreto go back!

The food was amazing and the servers were so nice and friendly. Overall I had a really great…read moreexperience. The servers really did help make the environment of the place shine. I would definitely be coming back. Can't get enough of the chocolate mochi's.

This place is always busy, and they don't take reservations -- but if you have a large party, you…read morecan call in advance and they will put you on a wait-list ... This helped us get a table much faster than we would have than if we had just shown up and waited. We ordered the large family meal, and there were 12 of us. We also ordered the Newport Lobster, fish fillet with black bean sauce, and an extra shrimp fried rice. Overall, I think the food was good, and the prices are reasonable (except the lobster, which was pricey, as you might expect from anything listed as "market price"). Most of us in the group thought the fish fillet with black bean sauce was the best. I thought it was very good, but not necessarily fantastic. (There are other Chinese restaurants that do it a little better.) The sauce was very good, but the fish wasn't quite as tender as it can be. Definitely a solid 4 stars. Other dishes were good. I think the scallop soup could have been great for some people, but my wife and I both hate cilantro, and there was a ton of cilantro. The pork was also good, and my friends thought the clams were also really good. I found the fried rice a bit bland. And for both the lobster and the crab, they could have made them a little easier to eat by cracking the shells a bit more for us. I hate fighting with my food ... And there was a fair amount of fighting on these 2 dishes. The lobster cost almost much as all the other dishes combined. It certainly looked amazing. And the sauce was very good. But I found most of it a bit overcooked. Maybe it was our fault for asking for a big one. Maybe a smaller lobster might have been cooked a little less. The great sauce (along with the fighting with the shell) might have covered up the fact that the meat was actually a bit tough and rubbery. I don't think I'd order this again. The service was very friendly and pretty fast. And, again, other than the lobster, the pieces were pretty reasonable.

Tan Cang Newport Seafood has been around a few decades. We came here a few times many years ago…read morewhen there was a travel agency next-door. Our family joked around and would say let's go to the travel agency restaurant when we had a craving for Chinese/Vietnamese type of food. I recall the food back then was extra tasty and memorable, leaving me wanting to return again and again. However, my recent lunch outing with my girlfriends changed my mind. Our servers were attentive and friendly. I think it helped that my friend was a familiar customer. We came on a Monday afternoon around 11:30 and It was early enough where parking was still available. We ordered the classic dishes, including salt and pepper fried pork chopsand salt and pepper fried shrimp, but the taste this time around left a lot to be desired. These two dishes lacked the crunchiness and flavors that these fried entrees are supposed to showcase. We found the pork chops to be dry and tough, as if it was prepared a while ago and sitting out for some time before it made its way to our table. The shrimp was not impressive either. At least the shaking beef or bo luc lac was good. The beef chunks were tender, and the flavors were on point. Bonus points for the broth that is complimentary during lunch. Also the complimentary orange slices were a nice touch to end our meal. We'd still return for the lobster and noodle when the occasion comes up.

The design of the restaurant is super cute with fresh air coming through the restaurant and great…read moreviews for people watching. Ordered maybe three dishes and the one that caught us off guard was the pork fried rice served with a whole piece of pork on top (unseasoned) the dumplings in the chili oil however were packed with flavor and presented beautifully. The workers were friendly and attentive it's a very nice spot definitely more of a one and done type of situation.

This place isn't bad, but it just isn't great…read more The good: Beautifully designed and nice location. The spicy shrimp wontons. The dumplings. The drinks. The bad: We were a group of 6 and we each ordered some different things. The miso soup came out first and it was fine. Unfortunately the food was so poorly paced, there was like 25 minutes between when we got our first plate, and our last plate. Each couple ordered a couple things, and one person didn't get any of their items they ordered for over 20 minutes. The fried rice was interesting, but not in a good way. A lot of the food was either under-seasoned, or seasoned in the wrong way. When compared to a popular counterpart like Din Tai Fung or Dan Modern Chinese, this place misses the mark which is unfortunate. You might like what they have, so definitely try it if you're interested. But for us it wasn't very good.