The Best! Stellar service with top tier dishes. Love ding in and take out just as good…read more Cheers and enjoy! Go Dubz (Ming huge fan iykyk)!

Whoa! Seated quickly for two on a Saturday night. Great egg…read morerolls, spare ribs, sesame chicken, beef chow mein and pork fried rice. Excellent! And kind service.

We came as a party of 20 for a birthday celebration. So we got to sit in the back room where they…read moretook 4 different tables and lined it up like a long banquet table. The restaurant had K-pop music playing in the background to keep things lively. The service was pretty quick once you ordered through a tablet on each table. We really liked the variety of choices offered on their menu. The food was tasty and for sure filling. This was the second time we've been here, but the first time with such a large group. I can see us coming back again.

Lunch Combo ($19.95) offered great value…read more Banchan came quickly, were all well-made and delicious. Especially enjoyed the cilanto-based small plate. Our meal began with complimentary cratered steamed egg and fried yellow croakers. The croakers were cooked perfectly, flaky under those golden brown skin. Soft tofu stew used semi-firm tofu and could be improved. Bibim Nangmyun was excellent and served with slices of beef (i think) on top. Bulgogi was well-portioned, delectable, super tender (but with some hard to chew through fat) and very well-seasoned. Spicy pork (sliced) was slightly charred and very irresistible.

Still love Hunan Restaurant. I always get their beef chow fun. Beef is always so tender and…read moreflavorful. Chow fun is perfectly made. Best Chinese food in Concord.

Sitting alongside Clayton Riad in Concord is a slightly battered box of a restaurant that looks…read morelike it dropped there right out of 1960. This unpretentious little place is simply called "Hunan", and the interior is as time worn as the outside. Please don't misunderstand, the place is clean, and the table meticulous. The staff are extremely friendly, and service is accurate and fast. But it's the food, folks. Like the restaurant, the food also looks and like the Americanized Chinese food that was ubiquitous in the 1960s, but it is WONDERFUL. We ordered "Deluxe Family Dinner D". We got Sizzling Rice Soup, Pot Stickers, String Bean Beef, Honey Walnut Prawns and Chow Mein. And were instantly transported to 1965. The fresh food was pure Chinese comfort food. Cooked perfectly, and delivered with humor and a smile in a quantity that would easily have fed four! We were very happy we came. If you're looking for Haute Cuisine, look elsewhere. If you want really good comfort food, done well and quickly, absolutely drop in

I accidentally found this place while sitting in traffic on Contra Costa Blvd and Taylor. I noticed…read moretheir sign, and it was perfect timing as I was hungry. At 12:30pm, at the height of lunch time, there were only 2 customers in the restaurant. I was greeted by a pleasant lady who led me to my table. I ordered their lunch special Kunpao Chicken that came with hot and sour soup, a small tasty egg roll and steamed rice. The Serving was generous and the chicken was delicious! The soup wasn't too sour, authentic but not overpowering which I liked. After my meal, I had enough delicious leftover for dinner. There were just 3 customers, including myself, the whole time I was there. It's sad because the place looks nice and clean, and the food was great. Give this place a try and I promise you won't be disappointed.

Came here by accident and wished it was closer. Service was no frills but quick and efficient…read more Westlake beef soup was fragrant with cilantro and hot in a soothing way. You don't see this soup often on menus and it didn't disappoint. Xiaolong bao was a pleasant surprise. If you are from Shanghai you know there is a specific taste that is always lacking in most dumpling places. But it's here in this Sichuan restaurant so a pleasant surprise. Garlic pea sprouts were tender and fragerent. Beef rolls had the most delicious braised beef. The salt and pepper chicken was basically popcorn chicken but came in a huge basket and pretty decent. Overall great food in a no-frills environment with decent portions and prices. Would return to try other dishes.

The food here was amazing and the service was even better. Will definitely be back for more!read more

Best Chinese food ever! Go here if you want to impress family or friends with your knowledge of…read moregreat places to eat.

A group of Asian American ladies met here for lunch, and it was such a fun experience! We decided…read moreto share our individual choices family-style--much like eating dim sum--which allowed us to get a taste of every dish. We all left knowing we'd definitely be back with our families and friends. The ultimate highlight for me was a surprisingly unique Salt and Pepper Squid. I am not usually a squid lover, but this beautiful dish instantly enticed me. The squid was presented almost like cauliflower and cooked to crisp perfection, complemented by vibrant red and green peppers. What is often a tasteless ingredient was bursting with rich umami flavor! The Changsha Chicken Clay Pot was packed with flavor and tender chicken. Similarly, the Seafood Tofu Clay Pot--a Cantonese classic--was exceptionally well prepared. The Cumin Lamb was incredibly tender; while I don't eat lamb myself, the rest of our table absolutely loved it. Even the Orange Peel Chicken (or General Tso's)--a classic Americanized Chinese dish with fried chicken in a sweet and sour sauce--was a big hit with those who ordered it. Lunch was also served with their signature pickled vegetables, fried peanuts, and a choice of hot and sour or corn soup--all of which were delicious. Located in a quiet corner of the Countrywood Shopping Center, Sichuan House is a spinoff of the highly popular Sichuan Fortune House in Pleasant Hill. Over the years, the menu has evolved to suit local tastes by incorporating popular Cantonese specialties and non-spicy options alongside traditional fare. Regardless of what you order, the competent kitchen delivers consistently delicious food. Between the tasty, well-executed dishes, the clean and calm interior, and the friendly, attentive service, Sichuan House will easily make you a return customer!

We stopped here for lunch after cycling Mount Diablo. We were initially a bit unsure of where to…read morepark our bikes since we didn't bring locks, but the restaurant was kind enough to let us bring our bikes inside. We didn't want anything too spicy or heavy since it would have a desiccating effect during strenuous exercise, so we ordered the Spicy Tan Tan Noodle, Sauteed Green Pea Sprouts, and General Zhangfei's Spicy Beef and told them about our spice preferences. Both the noodle and beef had a nice kick without being overpowering, and the green pea sprouts provided a refreshing contrast.

We ordered one express meal, beef chow fun, and some dim sum to go. Everything was delicious, and…read morethe service was great! We also got the Hong Kong-style milk tea over ice, which was the perfect drink to go with our meal. I really love this restaurant and definitely want to come back to dine in next time! I love the overall look of the restaurant.

just ok food. charges for rice…read more got noodle and fried rice. sadly there's no wok flaming flavor to either dishes that i am expecting for cantonese stir fries.

Great buffet with plenty of options from Chinese food to sushi and dessert. My favorite items are…read morethe lo mein and coconut shrimp. This buffet is reasonably priced and they have plenty of seafood to make it worth your while.

Space for people and food are good. The food itself is too greasy. The restroom smells bad and they…read morearen't clean. Service staff are friendly but there aren't many good things to say about this restaurant.

This place is excellent! The food is incredibly tasty, fresh, and full of flavor, and the service…read moreis just as impressive. Everything we ordered came out fresh and well-prepared, and you can really tell there's care put into the food. If you're a fan of the type of food you get at 88 Bao Bao, I'd definitely recommend giving this place a try. In my opinion, it's a step above, with a much wider variety of dishes and plenty of choices beyond the usual favorites. Their beef rolls are especially worth ordering, they're much more substantial, packed with flavor, and very satisfying. Another thing that really stood out to me is the space. The restaurant is relatively clean, open, and spacious, which makes the overall experience much more comfortable than some of the smaller, crowded spots in the area. If you're ever near 99 Ranch in Concord, put this place on your list. Great food, generous portions, good service, and a comfortable atmosphere make it well worth checking out. I'll definitely be back to try more of their dishes!

Food: Ordered the pickled fish noodle soup. The soup base was a little bland, which made the…read morenoodles taste even more lacking in flavor. Service: Mediocre. Ambience: No comment.