Small dim sum spot serves juicy dumplings and flavorful hot and sour soup in a clean, casual setting with comfortable booths. Self-service keeps things quick and easy. Perfect for a chill meal or quick bite.
Dumplings stand out with fat, juicy fillings and soft, thin skin. Soup dumplings like xiao long bao are juicy and tender, while pan-fried and house dumplings offer solid flavors. Hot and sour soup is meatless and flavorful.
"You have to try the soup dumplings; they're juicy and tender."
"I found authentic Chinese dumplings, no need to drive to Chinatown."
"This place is Kid Friendly; my picky eater ate the rice willingly."
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Parking is just a bit tight and spaces are limited.
The restaurant offers authentic Chinese dishes, not Americanized Chinese food.
The establishment is well kept and very clean.
Hot pot offers flavorful broths and a wide variety of toppings that satisfy all tastes. Space feels super clean and comfy with prices lower than nearby spots. Setup is great for families and newcomers, making it a fun spot for all ages.
Hot pot here stands out for its excellent flavor and engaging experience. The setup appeals to all ages, making it a fun spot for families and newcomers to Chinese hot pot.
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The cost is $12.99 per person for the hot pot.
Expect additional service fees on your bill.
The restaurant offers a wide variety of toppings.
Small, cozy spot serves authentic Vietnamese dishes with a family-operated feel and casual vibe. Enjoy shrimp and pork egg rolls with black pepper and a big screen TV adds to the relaxed setting. Prices stay reasonable near a major theme park.
Shrimp and pork fill the egg rolls with a kick of black pepper. Garlic noodles, popcorn shrimp, and Vietnamese pancakes offer a variety of flavors alongside tofu dishes and spring rolls.
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Parking is free and available in the lot next to the restaurant.
The menu includes a variety of Vietnamese, Chinese, and Korean dishes.
Prices are reasonable for the area, with pho priced at $16.99.
Bright, clean space offers comfortable booths and family-style tables with lazy susans. Authentic, cozy vibe reflects Chinese culture with peaceful, low-key atmosphere. Menu features Sichuan and Hunan flavors like Mapo Tofu and Braised Pork Belly, plus soft, juicy xiao long bao.
Flavors reflect Sichuan and Hunan styles with dishes like Mapo Tofu and Braised Pork Belly. The menu includes Yang Chow Fried Rice, scallion pancakes, spicy wonton soup, and xiao long bao with a soft, juicy texture.
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The restaurant does not accept credit cards and only accepts cash.
The portions are large and reasonably priced.
The restaurant closes at 9:00 pm.
Small, family-run spot offers authentic dim sum with delicious dumplings and shrimp egg rolls. Tight seating and simple decor create an intimate atmosphere. Ample parking makes take-out easy and convenient.
Dim sum here matches the quality found in the 626 area code with multiple delicious dumplings and shrimp egg rolls that stand out. The shrimp noodle ranks among the best at any dim sum spot.
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Ample parking spaces are available around the restaurant.
Reservations are not required, but expect a wait during peak hours.
Credit cards and mobile payments are accepted for orders.
Upstairs bar offers terrace views and craft cocktails in an adult-only space. Downstairs serves signature bowls and dumplings with crispy Brussels sprouts in a casual setting. Live music from the lawn adds an upbeat atmosphere to the venue.
Signature bowls and dumplings stand out with exceptional flavor and crispiness. Brussels sprouts also offer a crispy texture and great taste alongside the dumplings.
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Kids' meals are only for children 9 and under.
Validated parking is available, but costs $40.
The menu features a variety of options including coffee, chicken, and Korean food.
Asian fusion spot shines with crab congee and egg drop soup that stays tasty. Spacious, modern interior with forest green plants offers a lively vibe. Large seating and private rooms fit groups well.
Crab congee stands out with its generous crab and warm, comforting texture. Egg drop soup features egg yolks and stays tasty even when reheated.
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Sona Fusion Kitchen is open until 1:30 AM, making it convenient after a long park day.
Disney cast members receive a 10% discount on dine-in orders over $60 with proof of employment.
There is plentiful parking available near the restaurant.
Asian restaurant offers all-you-can-eat hot pot with spicy Szechuan and Thai coconut broths. Live music and a noisy, bar-like vibe mix with Mexican party tunes. Unique cocktails add a special touch to the lively atmosphere.
Spicy Szechuan broth with citrus sauce and Thai coconut hot pot with chicken strips stand out. All-you-can-eat hot pot suits those who know how to cook and eat it.
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They offer all-you-can-eat options for $35, which includes a variety of meats.
A la carte menu is available for those who prefer not to do AYCE.
The restaurant is located very close to Disneyland, making it a convenient dining option.
Small, cozy spot with authentic Chinese decor and a family-run warmth creates a relaxing vibe. Fresh soup dumplings steal the show, alongside a wide menu of Chinese dishes. Calm music and a food channel add to the homey atmosphere.
Soup dumplings stand out as a signature dish, served fresh and piping hot. Pork dumplings and pan-fried dumplings also feature prominently, all prepared with care and consistent quality.
Good to know
The dumplings are made fresh, so there can be a wait.
The lunch specials offered a great deal, costing less than $15.
Expect a reasonable wait time from order to table.
Tiki torches set a magical island vibe with views of Adventureland. Soft, sweet char siu bao buns offer a tasty Chinese treat. Specialty Dole Whip flavors add a fun twist to the casual, lively atmosphere.
Soft and fluffy bao buns feature a char siu filling that is slightly sweet and tender. Egg rolls and lumpias also appear as solid options.
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Seating is available, but it can be hard to find during peak hours.
Food prices are inflated, with a small cone costing $8.
The line moves reasonably fast, despite its length.
Offers authentic Sichuan flavors with standout dishes like bean curd roll and orange chicken. Portions are large and prices affordable, making it great for families. Clean, welcoming atmosphere suits kids and adults alike.
Sichuan cuisine stands out with its authentic flavors. The bean curd roll tastes like it's from a traditional dim sum house. Orange Chicken rivals popular chains, and wok beef with broccoli and fried rice are solid choices.
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The restaurant is currently changing its liquor license, so alcohol is unavailable for now.
All dishes are under $15, making it budget-friendly for families.
Expect generous portion sizes that are great for sharing.
Enjoy authentic cuisine with fresh ingredients and quick service under 15 minutes. Try the orange chicken for its crispy texture and balanced sweetness. Relax in a quiet atmosphere with decorative fish tanks adding charm.
Orange chicken stands out with its crispy texture and balanced sweetness. Soup dumplings and Egg Foo Young come with excellent sauces, while dishes like beef chow fun and fish with black bean sauce add variety.
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The restaurant is open late for dinner service.
Prices are affordable, with meals averaging around $10-$15.
Expect longer wait times for takeout orders during peak hours.
Small eatery serves rainbow dumplings and Xiao Long Bao with a calm vibe and low prices. Space stays quiet, perfect for relaxed meals with friends or family. Some pan-fried dumplings lack crispiness, but scallion pancakes offer a solid choice.
Rainbow dumplings stand out as both healthy and tasty. Scallion pancakes offer a solid choice. Some pan-fried dumplings come oily and lack crispiness. XLB dumplings carry a funky taste.
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Reservations are not required, but ordering online is cheaper than through delivery apps.
Expect to pay an extra $2 for pan-fried dumplings instead of steamed.
The restaurant has vegetarian options available on the menu.
Dated interior and musty smell create a shabby feel. Authentic Chinese flavors shine in Kung Pao Chicken and Mandarin chow mein. Prices often exceed menu listings, with a cash-only policy over $20.
Kung Pao Chicken stands out with a strong flavor. Mandarin chow mein and homemade noodles in chicken chow mein offer solid options. Dumplings vary, with some tasting great and others too floury.
Good to know
The restaurant closes at 7pm, so plan your visit accordingly.
They do not accept credit cards for totals under $20.
Prices on the menu may not reflect the actual cost of dishes.
Underground food court offers cozy atmosphere with warm lighting and clean, spacious seating. Popular Chinese snacks include cream cheese wontons and fried dumplings. Menu also features chow mein, pad Thai, and flavorful curries like panang and yellow curry.
Cream cheese wontons and fried dumplings serve as popular snacks. The menu includes chow mein, pad Thai, orange chicken, and various curries like panang and yellow curry.
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Parking is available, but it can be challenging during peak hours.
Thai Belly offers a variety of vegan and vegetarian options.
The restaurant is located inside a food court with several other eateries.