This is the definition of a generic Chinese-American food soot. Not horrible, not great just mid…read more Food was fresh, enough flavor to finish my meal, but not left with a need to ever try another dish again. I had the Three Flavored Kung Pao, Skrimps, beeg and chicken. Honestly the chicken was not good, it tasted old. Like its been reheated or opened but unused before? Hard to explain. Shrimps were good, kung pao sauce was decent, but again just a "Meh" rating for me. Place is small, designed for take out only. Staff service was ok, just running through the motion. Parking is no issue as its in a strip mall with other businesses.

I ordered delivery from My Home Chinese Restaurant, and I will say they handled it well. They…read moreperfectly packed everything, allowing for food ventilation and it was still hot when it arrived to me! I will try them again because there are so many positives in the execution and preparation. The chicken pieces were plump and juicy, with crisp outsides and the shrimp were equally well done. However, the sauce for both lacked just a bit. Neither the lemon sauce for my Lemon Chicken or the honey mayo sauce for my Crispy Walnut were delicious. Both felt lacking in the spice and flavor department. All the elements were there, just need actual editing in these two recipes. They lacked any real flavor and the Crispy Walnut Shrimp sauce was a bit too watery. I wasn't too happy with my fifty dollar meal from My Home, however, they are so close! I would try other dishes from the restaurant in the future.

This is one of our all time favorites. We get the char chicken, Orange chicken, Mushroom chicken,…read moreGreen bean chicken, mixed vegetables as a side if you get 2 items. Good chow mein! Our hands down favorite is the 3 flavor soup. It is awesome for cool weather, really anytime. Mushrooms, celery, broccoli, carrots, shrimp, chicken, and BBQ pork. Not tips and slices, and leftovers-nice sized chunks and pieces. This soup stands alone as a meal on it's own-and is filling. If you look at Pho restaurant prices, the 3 flavor soup is a better deal and a satisfying meal. April 2026 is chilly, get the soup, and be content, and full! If you try it once, I bet you'll have a new favorite. My wife loves it. I order no chow mein in the soup for low carbs. Served HOT. Pretty nice and decent indoor dining area for a takeout place- with marble table tops, and comfy seats, asian style wall images make it nice. Unlike some chinese places, they have a bathrooms for customers-helpful. Cold stone next door makes it a "one Plaza tummy pleaser!"

Needed something quick and didn't expect much from this place but saw it was busy…read more Well, I got way less than expected. I grew up with depression-era grandparents and the norm was to eat whatever was in front of you, especially if you chose it- today I couldnt and that is rare. The noodles were stale, the fire-grilled chicken was..weird (the texture was fatty but the meat wasn't), and the orange chicken had NO taste other than one of slightly charred meat. I finished the soda-machine fruit punch/sprite combo and it was delicious - but not worth the $16.42 I spent not eating lunch.

This place is an institution. After I wrote that sentence, I felt like I was trite. And like I said…read moresomething but not really. Like, one time I was watching Project Runway, a season finale episode, where the designers make their own creations, and do not have to make their ensembles from shredded newspaper or bird seeds or pinata remnants. And after a so-and-so of the fashion industry said, "I wanted to go and rip that jacket off the model." This other time, I saw a poster for a coming musical and it said, "stop everything you are doing, and go this musical now" says this important person in the theathre world. What am I am trying to say is that the comment I wanted to do this immediately or drop everything and do this immediately is so overwrought and widely used that it lost all meaning. Kind of like calling this place an institution. So I will call this place what I should to not be drown in my own trite. One time I went to this place and I went cause I was invited to a birthday party. And it was a large group of people. Me and a friend debated if Penny, from the Big Bang, had eaten at this place. She was also in Charmed--- it is a household name, I can't remember it. So this place is famous enough to be a go to move, and it has many pictures of celebrities that have gone there. The food is also super good, so this place, like I said is an insititution. When I went there a second time, I was more aware of the place I was visiting and kind of was ready to receive its Chinese fare with an unhinged jaw. I was dining with a friend, the same friend that I had the is that Penny from Big Bang debate? It was not. She eventually one. But like she and I ate here again, without knowing we were going to the same place. I would say its a small world but.... She and I ate with gusto. It does not take a lot to know that the speciality of the house is their slippery shrimp. They also have slippery chicken and slippery tofu. Super good, sweet, sour but it was not sweet and sour sauce shrimp, it had differences. I am not sure what. There were some heat notes but not like terrible heat. So I am not exactly sure what this place does to make their slippery sauce but let us just that it was delicious and different than other Chinese food sauces. Ronnie and I had the works. Rice, Beef with Brocoli, Pan fried dumplings, and dumpings. It was the type of Chinese food that was so good a coke was needed to balance the decadent saltiness of the fare. Yeah, that might not make sense but I wrote what I wrote. We had eniugh food to share between the two of us. It was that type of meal, where leftovers were welcomed and made sense. They were not left over, they were left untouched because it would be a shame to not enjoy them later. The service was great. The place felt traditional, and like it took you to an alley in China to eat a grandmother's food who knows how to use a Wok and pinch dumplings so they stay close for good. I saw this bad review that skewered this place. And I am like wow! How can we be so different. Not like Ying and Yang Different, more like flutter and flatten. But taste is subjective, so decide for yourself if this place is a peacock worthy of its feathers or a tiger with its claws clipped.

Visited again this past weekend. Food was as delicious as I remember. Although, last time I came we…read morewere offered complimentary hot tea but this time we were not. We ordered the combination fried rice, Mongolian beef, slippery shrimp, beef lo mein, mixed veggies and Szechuan chicken. Everything was delicious and super flavorful! It took a while for our server to attend to us once we were seated (we waited about 10min before we asked to have our order taken) but after that the servers were very attentive. The place is busy. Quick turn around. One bathroom for the entire restaurant so expect a line. I saw a sign out front for valet parking but I didn't see anyone. But there's plenty of parking places nearby. Found a place down the street for $8 all day parking.

Easily top 5 Chinese food places we been to, when you sit in to eat you get to experience the food…read morein a lovely environment! Service is excellent and they are very attentive and friendly

Atmosphere: Very small, quaint mom-and-pop place. Simple but comfortable…read more Service: Good overall. Staff is attentive and friendly. Water: They charge for water and only serve bottled water, which is a major turnoff for me. I want a regular glass of tap water and don't want to be forced to buy a bottle. Combo Deal: Comes with a few meats, an appetizer, and rice. It's a great deal for the amount of food you get, and the portion is generous. Meat Quality: Amazing -- very flavorful and clearly higher quality than what you find at many similar spots.

Been coming here for years and never fails. Can honestly…read moreeven saying their wonton soup helped me and my family recover. Will continue to enjoy eating here always!

The worst Chinese food I've ever eaten!!! No AC and the food is terrible!!! I do not recommend no…read moreone.

I walked into "Woks Deli" like a woman on a mission. I told them straight up, "I am looking for…read moregood Chinese food." No small talk. No flirting. This was a food emergency. Because let me tell you... it has been a **long, long time** since I've had Chinese food that made me believe in love again. Then the food came out. The rice? STICKY...PERFECTLY STICKY!!! Perfect. MOIST, not mushy... just minding its business and being amazing. Like, where have you been all my life? Why did you let me suffer like that? And the sweet and sour pork... listen... crispy on the outside, tender on the inside... it had layers. Emotional layers. I wasn't just eating, I was healing. The Broccoli and beef...game changer. The broccoli had a fresh snap to it mmmm fresh! But what blew me away was the beef, it resembled Wagu meet. So tender so flavorful. I was sitting there, slowly munching my night away, completely unbothered, living my best life like I had just found inner peace... in a takeout container, but better, it was on a plate! At one point I literally thought, "Is this what happiness tastes like?" Because I was in full "Wok Deli" Chinese style. No passport, no jet lag, just vibes. I didn't want to leave. I considered ordering more just to stay longer like, "Don't rush me, I'm having a moment." If you've been out here struggling like I have, eating mediocre Chinese food and pretending it's okay... stop. Go here. Fix your life. 10/10. Came for food, left emotionally fulfilled.

Tried their food for the first time we got a variety of things, peppered beef ( it was a bit tough,…read morenice flavor, but it was surely not filet mignon) Chinese food is tricky, you either get a big portion with lots of fried pieces or small portion better quality, I think I prefer the latter. The value was good, quality can be improved. The staff were friendly! I think dining in for lunch would be the way to go!

Food taste isn't flavorful like before ,I know this place since the 90's and today I had an…read moreunpleasant surprise to find out , the place changed ownership . I feel so bad , because after the Peking China Rest. , in Downey Ave. closed down , our best bet was Hong Kong Chef . Totally different taste , fried rice dried with no egg, sesame oil , and onions ., Mongolian beef eww not seasoned . I would not recommend this place . No stars X

first time here , I went there for the hot and sweet soup it…read moredid not disappoint it was very tasty, I ate one soup there,a large portion with a lot of ingredients in it ,I ordered another one with togo and several other dishes that were great, find out when took them home to eat, Great service the young lady was nice, and polite, the interior of the restaurant is very much what you want to expect out of authentic food very clean, very comfortable, it has that this is my local eating vibe Neighbourhood feel!

The Happy Bee Restaurant is a unique Chinese Food restaurant that had its unique and tasty way of…read moremaking Chinese food. The service is good. The food is always freshly made. I highly recommend this eating place.

Not worth the price, in my opinion. The only flavor I could taste was soy sauce, which completely…read moreoverpowered everything else. The shrimp smelled and tasted unusually fishy, making the dish hard to enjoy. I wouldn't order it again. The lady kept asking if I was there to pick up a DoorDash order, even after I told her twice that I wasn't. It felt like she didn't believe the order was actually mine, which made the experience uncomfortable.