I've been coming to this place since I was pretty young. My family loves visiting here whenever…read morewe're in the area. Their shanghai food is a must try! It's super authentic and rich in flavor. My favorite dish is the pan fried dumpling. It's filled with so much flavorful soup and pork filling. The outside texture is a perfect amount of crisp. It pairs really well with the sauce/vinegar that they give you. Similarly, the steamed dumplings are also filled with a lot of soup and pork filling which make every bite flavorful but it's still better with the vinegar! The last dish was the shanghai noodles. It comes with pork and lettuce. The noodles were pretty bouncy and I liked the typical flavor of the shanghai noodles. The cost is also super affordable and worth. My 3 dishes only came out to about $47 which is a steal! Each dish also comes with so much food, so it's definitely worth it for the amount and quality. They also have a lot of other menu items and pre-made hot foods. Since it's a food court, they have a lot of seats and tables. I used to always get their shaved ice here too, it was a core memory for me and my family. Overall the place and quality of the food is very authentic. It's definitely worth a visit if you're into Shanghai food, especially for one worth the steal!

*** Credit cards accepted with a 3% transaction fee ***…read more It has been a few years since I returned to my old go-to spot for Shanghainese pan-fried baos and this time the food court proudly displayed an "LA Times 101 2024 and 2025" banner inside of the restaurant. [Parking]: Parking remains pretty easy & free and I had no issue finding an available parking spot in the plaza. [Atmosphere]: Nothing to write home about and do not come here for a fancy date - this is the place to have Chinese comfort food. [Ordering]: Customers who want to order pan-fried baos can walk directly to the cashier counter and place an order. Once the order is placed, the cashiers will tell customers which table to sit at and one of the other employees will bring the food to the table. [Menu]: The one item visitors absolutely must order is the Pan-Fried Baos. Other top highlighted items on Yelp include Jing Dong Meat Pie and Shanghai Fried Rice Cake. The food court still sells Chinese fast food similar to Panda Express as well as Taiwanese shaved ice (3 toppings for $10.05). Please note that hot tea is $0.25 per person and this fee is given to the servers as a tip. *** Shanghai Steam Bao (XLB - $13.55): It had really thick dough with a texture similar to Easy Mac, but the XLB had a flavorful broth similar to the pan-fried bao and a savory pork filling. Shanghai Pan Fried Bao ($14.47): These are still S-tier pan-fried buns and hands down some of my personal favorite pan-fried buns in Los Angeles and Orange County. Be very careful taking a bite because the buns have hot broth that will squirts out when you take a bite. The broth and meat filling were absolutely amazing. Beef Chow Fun (dry style - $14.97): This dish also came with a side of ox sauce, but it was not needed because the dish already had good flavor. This beef chow fun really hit the spot and was one of the better beef chow fun I have had in the SGV (San Gabriel Valley) area. Very generous portion and large enough to share among 3 adults. *** After having pan-fried bao at other Chinese restaurants, I am going to bump this place back up to 5-star because this visit reminded me of how good these pan-fried baos taste.

I always take any friends or family visiting area to this place. In addition, I always invite…read morefriends to meet up here. I love Haven city because there's so many options for food and dining. In addition, there's a lot of places for drinks, alcoholic and nonalcoholic. There's a ton of seating, lots of restrooms and TVs. Depending on where you go, I find the service at the restaurants I have been to are pretty quick. I appreciate that they have outdoor seating and indoor seating and the plaza has a lot of parking. Unfortunately, on the weekends, it can get quite busy, but I always find parking. I definitely recommend visiting Haven city if you are unsure on what to eat. There's options for everyone!

First time here, a few weeks ago, and realized this was where the old Indonesian food court was,…read morebut bigger! The space is really nice, and big, especially the outdoor area. Perfect space for families with children, in the summer! It's a similar concept with Blossom Market in San Gabriel but way bigger. There's a variety of food vendors, which is great. Unfortunately, I was quite limited due to my food allergies. But I was able to get some grilled salmon from Kai Don. Staff here were friendly and helpful. I would recommend that they don't overcook the Salmon though, because it can get too dry. Otherwise, it was tasty, with several different sauces available. There was a sushi bar, with interesting rolls but not Japanese run, and they don't use Panko batter for their tempura...so it made the spider roll a bit too dense. For those that like burgers, pizza and beer, there were several vendors. I'll have to come back to try the other vendors soon!

I come here often--usually for Korean food or Guilin rice noodles, and my daughter likes the…read moreChinese fast food here. Since the renovation, I enjoy coming here even more. I also wanted to mention one of the cleaning staff--a friendly gentleman with a beard. As he was passing by, he noticed I had dropped one of my chopsticks, picked it up, threw it away, and then went to grab a new pair for me from the other side--even though I was almost done eating. I didn't necessarily need them, but it was still thoughtful. He could have easily ignored it, but he chose to help. The place is getting busier, and small actions like this make it feel more comfortable. He's always working hard, and people like him deserve to be seen and respected.

I was at the President Square in Arcadia. I saw the President Square Food Court. I would not have…read moreknown there is a food court. I walked in and immediately saw Sunright Tea Studio. I do like their drinks. But I didn't buy any from them that day, but I will one fine day. As I walked deeper inside, I saw a small handful of food vendors, merchandise shops, and a snack spot. Atmosphere looks really nice. Great open space with tables and chairs in the center. Restrooms are available for use. No code required. Atomy Coway Hsin Hsin Shau Mei Deli LA Watches Mojie Noodle Omma Tofu House Sushi In The Box Vua Kho Bo I had already eaten that day, but I was tempted to order for take-out. However, I didn't. I did walk around to see what each of the vendors sell. I can't wait to return to offer my patronage and support to most of them especially the food and snack vendors. As Arnold S says, I'll be back!

Someone's auntie should be fired for this! Why did they pack my plate like they expected me to…read morefeed a family? Maybe she thought I was cute and decided to hook it up. Maybe she saw me asking about every dish on the menu and took that as a challenge. I'll never know... but one thing's for sure...definitely got my money's worth. No complaints here!

Back when I initially came to LA, I used to come to Kang Kang Food Court in alhambra for their pan…read morefried shen zheng baos. They are tasty in their own rite, with the provided vinegar. This place is definitely a hole in the wall, and as is with the temple city location which is newer, time is definitely wearing down this place so it looks much like the alhambra location. Nothing wrong with that though. Service is pretty hit or miss as others mention. I've had rude workers answer the phone and/or scowl at me in person which makes me not to come back. However, this time, a nice lady took down my simple order of baos and when I arrived, they were ready. Pricing wise, I will say they are aggressively raising their prices. Back in 2008, these were $6 dollars for 8 of them! Now, they are $16 dollars which is pretty steep at $2 dollars each. (16/8 = 2). For those who checked out my review of the near by phoenix food boutique, this is definitely one of those spots where they are definitely taking advantage of raising prices every few months. I wish them luck, but I will likely seldomly come back for these.

Takes cash only and zelle…read more No nonsense food stall. You come for the food not for the service. Serviced in a Styrofoam container. The wonton noodle soup had 5 huge wontons $8. Super large and meaty. Pork meat. The soup is super solid too. Noodles are the fresh refrigerated noodles that they cook when you order. Fresh stalks of gailan

was craving wonton noodles and decided to stop by for a quick bite! growing up, this place has been…read morean og spot for my family whenever we craved wontons and/or chow mein. we ordered the wonton noodles and soy sauce chow mein and let me tel you, what a great deal! the wontons were huge and simply delicious :) my bf is allergic to shrimp and when i asked them if they have shrimp in the wontons, they said it's generally with shrimp, but they happened to be wrapping fresh ones and offered to wrap non-shrimp one's for us, which we really appreciated! their soy sauce chow mein was simple but also very delicious. it's got that stir fry wok hei we were looking for. the portion was also a lot for just $6.50 they also only take cash so come prepared!

Ordered the party tray here & it was a hit with my friends!…read more They speak cantonese so it will be helpful to strengthen your canto when ordering! Very timely with your order - I scheduled for 5:30pm for pickup and it was on time. They take cash/zelle only.

Came by during lunch so the parking was busy and there was a few people ahead but service is quick…read more Don't expect first class service but it's decent. Located in the food court and it has a lot of options for you to choose from, including their lunch boxes. You can't beat the prices with the amount of food you're getting. You choose your base and your item(s): 1 item - 7.50, 2 items - 9.00, 3 items a 10.00 Ordered the 3 item plate with chow mein, jalapeño chicken, shrimp and chicken leg. Recommend the jalapeño chicken. Chicken leg is good but you'll need some sauce to go with it; not much flavor. Cash is king.

I drive past this spot every day and one day I got curious and decided to check it out. It's one of…read morethose places with pre cooked Chinese dishes where you pick 1 to 4 items and it comes with rice, soup, and a milk tea. They have around 20 to 25 items to choose from, but a lot of them seem pretty similar in style. I ended up getting Chinese chives, vermicelli, pork wrapped in tofu skin, and some kind of pork chop. The food was a bit on the salty side and pretty greasy overall. The free milk tea was watered down and sweet, but hey, free is free. The lady working there was nice though and gave generous portions. Overall it was just okay for me. The price is definitely good, I paid under $15 for a 4 item combo which is a solid deal for the amount of food. But with the saltiness and greasiness, I don't really see myself coming back.

The combo meals here are great value for Chinese fast food, on par with the legendary Kang Kang…read moreFood Court. But to be honest none of the items look visually appealing or appetizing -- thickly battered fried chicken, wilted greens, buckets of heavily-sauced chicken, pork and tofu items that don't scream "Get Me!". For that you need to go to Kang Kang, Combo A (Echo Park), ABC Deli (Chinatown), or Wok Experience (Lomita). Taste-wise it's not bad. Just don't be put off by first sight. Clean, bright, spacious dining room.

Place was pretty good for a hole in the wall supermarket food court! Love the quick service and…read moresolid prices! Brisket noodle soup, fried pork chop and salted fish fried rice!

Background On Visit: When one shop is closed, the next shop is open. Wanted to go to Harlam Kitchen…read morefor their wonton noodle, but it was closed due to the observation of Lunar New Year. After scouring through different food options in the food court, I decided to get my wonton cravings satisfied here instead. Credit Cards: They're not accepted. Cash is king! Location/Parking: Located inside the GW SuperMarket Building in the food court. Parking can be found in the shared parking lot in the Square Plaza. Ambiance/Decor: No ambiance here. Order and go, but you can eat at the the metal furnishings that is provide by the food court if you want eat on location. Service: Service was decent. Food took a while to come out, but that's alright. Looked like they were short staffed. Food Of Choice: 1) Brisket Wonton Noodle Soup: Loved everything about this noodle soup. Decent size wontons. Some veggies to devour. Beef brisket that was tender. Noods that were the right texture. Lastly, the soup base was flavorful. Xi Guan For Thought: I'll probably come back. I believe I found my new favorite place for wonton noodle soup.