Placed an order of their set menu for Lunar New Year. We were surprised by how well the chef…read moredesigned the menu. It included traditional soup casserole, crab, fish, chicken, pork, and shrimp stuffed mushroom with veggies. The food was delicious. Plenty of food for 6 adults. Since COVID, they have changed their business model to only take out and no dine-in. It appears that this service model is very successful as there was a long line when we went to pick up our order. There's a parking lot behind the building, plus street parking.

Here I present this mouth watering delicious tradition food from China!! It's called "Dry Hotpot…read moreSpicy Shrimp", the common ingredients are: * Fresh jumbo shrimp * Chili pepper * Sliced potato * Short ribs * Scallions * Garlic Very flavorful, all the spices are coated on every ingredient!! They are normally served in a hot pot, hearing all the sizzling as they are brought on your table. If you haven't tried them, let's gooooooooo. They only open for to-go now and no dine-in ever since Covid. But I used to dine in here quite often and I appreciate their tradition Asian decorations in the spacious dining room with tables and booths. Dear parking lot can park properly 8-10 cars, pretty enough.

Awesome food at great prices! I really liked the yellow beef brisket; the flavor was great and the…read moremeat was tender. Got it with the seaweed side and subbed the drink for soup instead. Service staff were nice and the restaurant was very pretty, spacious, and comfortable to sit in. No wait on a Sunday lunch. Easy parking in plaza.

We ordered the pork trotter and braised lion head combo set which comes with a bowl of rice, egg,…read moreand a drink. The meat was very tender and flavorful and you can choose the spice level. The portion for each set is large enough for 2 people, although when sharing, you may feel the need to order an extra bowl of rice. A bowl of pickled cabbage rice noodle was also ordered which had spam meats, veggies, tofu, Wooded mushroom and even 2 small quail eggs. The yolk of the quail egg was surprisingly smooth and creamy. The cold side veggy dishes had a hint of sesame oil and was refreshing eaten alone or paired with the braised meats. We chose the passion fruit tea for the drink which tastes like it was made from real tea and real fruit with seeds. The meat was tasty and affordable. Menu item selections are limited compared to other Chinese restaurants but this is a nice cozy restaurant to go to for those craving homemade type braised foods.

Love to come here for some delicious Taiwanese food + Beer. My favorite is always their Popcorn…read moreChicken and Melon with Salted Egg - it is SO good. They're not as crowded as they used to pre-covid days, but that's always a plus on my end as a customer due to not having to wait for a table. I can describe them as a Hole-In-The-Wall kind of bar as they are definitely not trendy and updated (Think: Christmas decorations all year round). They have Bogo deals on their beer and you get to save any un-redeemed pitcher for your next visit. Highly recommended for anyone to just want to chill with their friends and have a good time playing Liar Dice.

Had high expectations seeing others. Maybe ordering takeout makes a difference but the chicken is…read moredefinitely overdone. Basil is burnt and chicken is very dry. Very disappointing.

I have been craving chinese food and found this fantastic place! It is very yummy food and friendly…read morepeople, love it!

At Joyness Eating, there are posters of dishes from Shaanxi Province on the wall. Order from the…read morekiosk and then grab some water, utensils, and napkins. They excel at rice bowls and rou jia mo (crispy flatbread meat sandwiches). Huanxi Signature Braised Pork Rice (Pork over Rice): Like pulled pork, the meat is shredded, tender, and surprisingly juicy. This hearty bowl of rice is filled with hidden treasures. It contains matchsticks of potato, cabbage, pickled long beans, and two creamy quail eggs. You select a chili sauce to top the meat. The green chili sauce tastes like a fire roasted hatch chili salsa. With smoky charred notes and strong garlic flavor, you'll definitely want some of it on each bite. Braised Pork Flatbread: The same tender meat is provided in pocket form. The flatbread is extra crispy with many layers and a dense texture. There's something irresistible about flavorful juicy meat in a crispy pastry. You'll want to unravel pieces of the warm flaky bread. Ordering: Mash the buttons on the screen of the kiosk and pay. Someone will call your name when the food is ready. Parking: The lot is small and usually paper with a steam of delivery drivers. There's plenty of street parking.

Lots of food options. Open early at 7:30 AM. Close on Thursday. Chinese donuts, soy milk and soy…read morebean curd ( sweet tofu soup) are good for my stomach after work out. Turnip cake is good too. Can't ignore the beef pan cake also. Service is good & price is reasonable. Casual dining style. I ordered mostly to go. Need to try more on the menu. Lots of parking space.

There are not that many Taiwanese breakfast places and this is definitely a place that you should…read moreput on your list every place flavor is a little bit different when you order you will find out for example the rice tends to be a little bit sweet and the pork zone is a little bit different also but doesn't mean that it tastes bad it's just everybody's different and how their flavor is the Chinese donut that they put inside is also soft instead of crunchy pricing is relatively comparable to other places but this place somehow the service is much faster compared to other unnamed areas and unnamed places parking is not plentiful but it is there

Hollywood Noodle House is one of the hidden gems in SGV. When you're craving Thai food, and don't…read morefeel like driving all the way to Thai Town in Hollywood, this is the best place to enjoy authentic Thai food! My favorites: -Spicy catfish -Fried wonton -Fish cake -Khao Soi -Pineapple fried rice -Crispy pork fried rice Their Khao Soi is one of the best. The owner is a native of Chiang Mai, and I'm so happy that she's cooking her family recipe of this classic Northern Thai noodle soup! The service is friendly. Street parking is available, and there's additional parking in the back as well.

My first time here at Hollywood Noodle House in Arcadia. It truly feels like a hidden gem in the…read morearea. This small restaurant serves comforting and incredibly delicious Thai food that deserves much more attention. Generous portions at very reasonable prices. Every dish is packed with bold, rich flavors that feel homemade and full of love. I was blown away by how flavorful and well-executed each one was. The Khao Soi was rich and comforting, the Beef Massaman Curry was deep and aromatic, and the House Fried Chicken, which is marinated overnight, was incredibly flavorful and crispy. We also tried the Prik King, Poh Tak Seafood Pot, and many other dishes that were just as impressive. Every plate showed the care and authenticity behind the food. Hollywood Noodle House delivers quality Thai cuisine and flavors that truly stand out from many other Thai restaurants. If you're in the SGV and love Thai food, this is definitely a spot worth supporting.

Wonderfully delicious! Great little restaurant for authentic Xi'an based food! There wasn't a…read moresingle item we ordered that we didn't like!

This is truly one of those places that keeps you coming back again and again. The kind of…read morerestaurant you still crave and can't wait to revisit. XiAn Foodie 李老三 serves food that is not only delicious, but authentic and full of soul. The handmade noodles were impressive. perfectly chewy and springy, soaking up the rich sauce. Every bite was flavorful and satisfying! The lamb skewers, beef skewers, beef shank noodles, lamb & carrot dumplings, and oil-splashed noodles are all highly recommended. Everything was tender, aromatic, and clearly prepared with great care and attention to flavor and ingredients. Spice lovers will definitely be happy here, but even if you normally don't eat spicy food, you'll still find yourself going back for bite after bite. The restaurant itself is simple yet elegant, clean, and comfortable, with the warm feeling of a beloved local spot. The service is friendly, and the food comes out quickly, creating a relaxed and welcoming dining experience. Especially after a long day, having a hot bowl of their oil-splashed noodles feels genuinely comforting. If you enjoy unique Xi'an cuisine, I highly recommend giving this place a try. You can taste that the flavors have not been overly adjusted just to appeal to the masses. Instead, the restaurant preserves the authentic spirit, warmth, and bold flavors of traditional Xi'an cooking.

Good dim sum spot - may be better than 5 stars (prior to them moving to Hilton plaza)…read more They recently renovated the interior and it looks great. Service does need some work - better communication and cleaning will help keep this place tidy. Their chili sauce is bomb tho

We came by to try the place after reopening…read more We didn't come for dimsum which is usually why I come but we got dinner. My family ordered the dishes. Best dish was salt and pepper pork chops, it seemed smaller than other places... I liked the duck but it was unusual in terms of pricing, half a duck costs a lot versus if you just order a full duck but the staff wouldn't let my parents change the order since the kitchen already prepared the duck. We also had sweet and sour pork, the sauce was thick and gooey, so not as good. The rest of the dishes were ok, not much good or bad about them. Rice was served to us in bowls. The place had glass fishes displayed hanging on the ceiling, they do move and we all admire the colors and also fear what would happen if an earthquake occurs. Restrooms were clean