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We had a little trouble finding this place, so we were 20 mins late. The place was packed with large groups waiting for tables. We were pressed against the front door. I told the hostess that we had a reservation for the dining room. She told me it would be about five minutes, 20 minutes later, we had still not been shown our table, so decided to leave. Went over to the Japanese restaurant Shabu Shabu. Seated within 10 minutes. Food was great. Had a great virgin margarita.

Visited during lunch for a work bday party. We made reservations ahead of time for 15 guests. We were notified that they would only provide three bills instead of individual. We were seated fairly quickly. Our drink orders were taken and lunch orders soon after. Service was good. Servers were attentive and cordial. I ordered the lunch Chirashi. It came with Salmon, Tuna, Yellowtail, Shrimp, Tamagoyaki (Egg Sushi), shredded crab and pickled roots and cucumber over Rice. Everything was presented well and tasted good. I would return.

I love the server Brooklynn so bad. We went today during lunch so it was super packed and she was so attentive as much as she could be and even brought us a treat when we mentioned our friend was graduating. The food is so good but her giving great service is making me go back more often

Although the food is flavorful and well cooked, catering over $1500 and large foil trays were half full, its ridiculous for the amount of money i spent on catering!!! Clearly i won't cater from here again!

I have been here twice now, this time with my family treating me for my birthday. It was perfect. Our Teppanyaki cook/artist George was perfect. Couldn't ask for more, highly skilled, highly friendly. Rest of staff as well made me feel great and did truly make it a happy birthday. Looking forward to my next visit. I split the two for one dinner and it was fantastic.

Good place for affordable dimsum. There was a long line for take-out, but not for dine-in, and we were able to eat some there and got more to bring home. The beef in the claypot was the best dish we had there.

Went there today and left disappointed Beef fried noodles (crispy) – bland and lack some seasonings Spicy braised eggplant – not spicy at all, just tasted like a regular sweet and sour dish. Panda express even makes a better one Salty and crispy fried pork – not salty and crispy. Also found 2 strands of hair on the serving spoon Service – the server forgot to bring our sodas and when I went to the front desk the server told me to just grab the drink from the fridge Takeout orders – server forgot about my takeout order when he served our bill. Bakery items – I’d give a higher rating

I've been coming here since the early 90s! its always been great with the same recipe. day or night come down have some authentic Chinese food and most of all, Pork, Shrimp Dimsum ,rice cakes (shinny puto), Sio Bao , Sesame balls the list goooooes on and on. Dim sum window is outside, resturant is inside just a heads up. enjoy!!

Budget friendly, fast service (even in long lines), and the food is good for the price. Would I go again? Absolutely. It fills the gap. Parking is a bit tough but I get why they're full. Make sure you go inside to fill out your order first before standing in line then give it to the cashier. A little sampler here.

AMAZING food. Love every menu they have and the prices are rather cheap as well! Portions are according to the price though. They often are short-staffed and may be dismissive but they get the job done VERY quickly, and are rather kind and nice when not in a rush hour. The place is messy and dirty as a chinatown restaurant would be. Note that EVERY MENU is DELICIOUS. Pork chops with special sauce and BBQ pork fried rice are my favorite menu.

Mexican kid in the front window taking order very unprofessional if u dont wanna work in customer service find a new job. It was my 1st time going tonite and the experience was anything less then great and this workers attitude was a major key factor in that. We ordered chicken dumplings but on our receipt was mentioned as dim sum im also pretty sure it wasn't chicken either because I only eat chicken an now I have food poisoning due to what ever was in said dim sum(even tho I ordered chicken dumplings) I also order chicken fried rice that was good because it was actually what I ordered.also got orange chicken thats was also good like befor because its what i ordered. I wanted chow mien just regular no protein(no chicken no pork no meat no shrimp) and all I got was straight noodles. No vegetables just a box of noodles. The staff on the other side of the restaurant were attentive an a lot more professional. Also had the chicken won tong soup an that was alright but not convinced that was chicken either

Great prices, great service, great food! Ideal for sharing. Loved the green tea as well!

Really solid lunch spot! The buffet spread covers a lot of ground like spicy chicken, orange chicken, chicken skewers, a couple of soups, veggie sides, and noodle sides. Everything was fresh and flavorful, and they even had tiramisu for dessert which was a nice surprise. All of it for $20 at lunch is a great deal. Nothing blew me away, but nothing disappointed either. Will be back!

Our first time here. Was a pretty decent buffet. The sushi was delicious and the shrimp was too. Ate a bunch of clams. Plates were cleaned up pretty fast. Drinks are brought by a server. They also offer hot pot style as well for extra money. Will be back.

This is a great buffet spot! They have done a lot to improve the place, I've been gone for eight years and it looks like they've completely remodeled the inside. Food was delicious, hot, and tons of variety! I loved the boba tea option for the drinks, great idea! Also, the service here is better than almost any other buffet style restaurant I've ever been to. The severs are very nice and friendly, and they filled my tea up three times, something I judge restaurants on harshly if they are responsible for bringing me refills and ignore my empty cup. This place nailed it, looking forward to my next experience!

Lin's Chinese Buffet offers a huge selection of Chinese dishes, grilled items, and something for just about everyone. The sushi selection was okay, but I was more impressed with the variety of the hot food. The dessert bar had a nice selection as well, although it was located very close to our family's table, which made that area a bit crowded. Overall, it's a good place to enjoy a wide variety of food at a reasonable price. I loved the seafood selection

I hate trying new buffets cause most are soggy food and not so clean, I live 2 hrs away from fresno and I had the chance to try it, i loved it,very clean service always checking up on you. It is louder then then normal restaurants but cause everyone around is having a good time and the great food. I would definitely recommend it!!

great customer service, delicious foods. We been coming here quite often now because the food is delicious before everything was plain and salty (my opinion) Also, this is the only buffet in town that have Longan fruit and baked Salmon on the weekday. Everytime were here, our waiter/waitress are always attentive and always on our refilled . Golden Harbor Buffet was our favorite buffet but not anymore. We will definitely be back.

I am a regular patrons. So many dishes to choose from seafood fritters, Chinese foods, hotpot, soups, dimsum and Sushi, with crawfish and Oysters for dinner. The cold dishes selection is second to none.. never forget the cheesecake and the ice cream on my way out.

Had a great experience at P.F. Chang’s! Miguel S gave us amazing customer service He was friendly, attentive, and made sure we had everything we needed throughout our visit. It’s always nice when someone goes out of their way to make you feel welcomed and taken care of. 😊

This was my first visit to this P.F. Chang’s location and they did not disappoint!! Everything was very good!! I ordered the Chang’s Spicy Chicken with Fried Rice, the Crispy Honey Chicken with Brown Rice, and the Veggie Spring Rolls. All the of the food came out fresh and hot and our server Braden was very nice and attentive. I’m definitely looking forward to going back soon.

My first time coming to this legendary location and I was not disappointed. We had the lunch specials and all meals were amazing! The service was top notch and the atmosphere was great! It will not be the last time coming here. Highly recommend to those looking for some great food!

I had such a wonderful meal at this spot in Sherman Oaks. Everything arrived at the table looking beautiful, especially the way the spring rolls and other dishes were presented on top of those crispy rice noodles. The food was absolutely delicious and packed with flavor. The portion sizes were perfect for sharing, and I really enjoyed the combination of textures in every bite. I will definitely be back soon.

We had 2 delicious lunch specials today. I had PF Chang’s chicken with an egg roll & my husband had the Mongolian beef with an egg roll. The lunch menu is so good because you can choose your starter, one of three rices and your entree. Our waiter was very thorough and efficient. We wished the sauce for the egg roll was sweet & sour, but it was a very spicy dipping sauce. However, there’s just personal preference. We will definitely b back.

This is the P F Changs location that I frequent the most and it is still my favorite. My server Braden and his manager Stephanie made a great team, with helpful suggestions for food and drink, and quick follow-up. The butter cake is a delicious way to end the evening.

Our server, Emily did a great job; paid attention to some special dietary needs, refilled beverages, was super nice. Beverage refills seems minor but aré important for tea drinkers. 🙂 This is a nice PF Chang’s; we did come at a slow time so I can’t judge the sound but it was a very pleasant experience. I haven’t been at a PFC for a couple of years, and the options for a combo-style meal was great as we can’t share dishes (due to food restrictions.) It’s also nice being able to have tiny desserts.

Practically always a wait, which shows how good this place is. Walls are adorned with pictures of celebrity visitors and multiple awards. I've met some people while waiting that have been coming here for years. It's perfect for families or large groups since plates are big and meant for sharing. I loved the Spicy Szechuan Wonton Soup and Slippery Shrimp. There's a bar too, if you want to get some cocktails. They have free parking but it's a very narrow entrance, I usually just go to the paid lot one block down. Street parking is available too

Found this gem while visiting LA! Got the fried noodle special, egg drop soup (for 2), and and the orange chicken special. The orange chicken was super crispy (small bites) and tangy, egg drop soup was piping hot and fresh (perfect egg and soup consistency). And the pan fried noodles had great crunch and then mixed with the sauce it became more savory. I think the orange chicken was my favorite because the batter wasn’t super thick with flour and it was small chicken bites that were lightly coated and then fried, which made it taste perfect. The owner I believe checked in on us which was really awesome! The food came out very quick and fast, and it was hot! Super delicious. Would come back again! There is valet parking in the back, and you just need to bring the ticket to the restaurant for validation.

This was my first time visiting this restaurant. On the positive side, the service was incredibly fast—we received our food in less than 15 minutes. However, the staff needs to be much more patient and attentive. I tried to ask for hot sauce, but the server walked away before I could even finish my sentence. ​While the Chicken Chow Mein was fine, I am extremely concerned about the Sweet and Sour Pork Chops. As shown in the photos I’ve attached, the meat was distinctly pink and undercooked in the middle. I didn't notice while eating at the table because I was hungry, but seeing this in my leftovers has me genuinely worried I might get sick. The kitchen really needs to be more careful with their cooking temperatures for safety. I won't be returning👎

Decided to go Chinatown and eat here because of good reviews. Was seated immediately, we are a group of 8. Our server has a bit of difficulty speaking english when we ask questions but the serving is huge. We ended up ordering plenty because of the misunderstanding that each order is good for one when it fact, it is a platter. From the soup, to rice, to everything is huge portion so keep that in mind. The location is not very far from $7 parking garage, used to be $5. Pretty easy to find. If you are looking for good Chinese food, this is your place. Ambiance is so so but we did not mind since all we did was talk. We liked everything, I particularly liked the Slippery Shrimp, Braised Tofu (a hint of spice) and Pork Chop. The Duck is kinda dry.

I’ve been coming to Yang Chow in Chinatown for about 9 years now, and every single visit reminds me why this place is such a classic Los Angeles spot. Over the years, this restaurant has become more than just somewhere to eat—it’s become part of my routine for celebrating wins in life and business. Whenever my team and I closed a big deal or had a major accomplishment, Yang Chow was always one of the first places that came to mind to celebrate. There’s just something about the tradition of sitting down here after a successful day, ordering great Chinese food, and enjoying the atmosphere that makes it feel special every time. Today was a little different because I came by myself, but honestly it was still a great experience. Sometimes you just need a place where you can sit down, relax, and enjoy a great meal—and Yang Chow is perfect for that. The restaurant has that classic Chinatown vibe that feels authentic and welcoming. Walking in, you immediately notice the walls filled with photos and memories, which really shows how much history this place has in Los Angeles. The dining room is cozy and comfortable, with simple tables and that old-school Chinese restaurant feel that makes it feel timeless. It’s not trying to be trendy or over-the-top—it’s just focused on doing what it does best: serving amazing Chinese food consistently. The food here has always been the highlight for me. Everything comes out fresh, hot, and full of flavor. You can tell the kitchen has been perfecting these recipes for years. The portions are generous and the quality is always consistent, which is one of the main reasons I keep coming back year after year. Another thing I appreciate is how efficient everything runs. Even when the restaurant gets busy, the staff keeps things moving smoothly. Food comes out quickly, and the service has always been friendly and professional. For me, Yang Chow is more than just a restaurant in Chinatown—it’s a place connected to memories. From celebrating big wins with my team to stopping by for a solo meal like today, it’s always been a reliable spot for some of the best Chinese food in Los Angeles. After nearly a decade of coming here, I can confidently say it’s one of those places that never disappoints. If you’re in Chinatown and want authentic Chinese food with a long-standing reputation, Yang Chow is definitely a must-visit. I’ll definitely keep the tradition going and will be back again soon. 🍜🔥 I’ve been coming to Yang Chow in Chinatown for almost 9 years now, and it’s one of those restaurants that has truly stood the test of time for me. Every time I’m in the area and craving authentic Chinese food, this is always one of my go-to spots in Los Angeles. Over the years, Yang Chow has been part of many great memories for me. I used to come here often with my team whenever we had something to celebrate—whether it was closing a big deal, completing a major order, or just having a successful week. It became almost like a tradition for us to sit down here, order a few dishes, and enjoy a great meal together after a big win. What I really appreciate about this place is the consistency. After nearly a decade of visiting, the food has always been great and the quality has stayed the same. You can tell they take pride in what they do. The dishes always come out hot, fresh, and full of flavor, and the portions are solid. It’s the type of restaurant where you know exactly what kind of experience you’re going to get every time you walk in. Today I actually stopped by alone just to grab a meal, and it reminded me how much I enjoy this place even when I’m not with a group. Sometimes it’s nice to just sit down, relax, and enjoy some good food without being in a rush. The environment inside the restaurant has that classic Chinatown feel, with photos on the walls and a lot of history behind the place. Another thing that stands out is how efficient the service is. The staff has always been friendly and attentive, and even when the restaurant gets busy, they still keep things running smoothly. Food comes real fresh

I have not been to this place since long time ago. Parking structure is located in the back of the restaurant. Servers were very friendly and service was fast! We were seated promptly. The quality of dim sum surprised me. The siu mai was giant! The egg roll was fresh and crispy. The stir fried vegetable was not over-cooked. The Portuguese egg tarts were freshly baked, and they were tasty! We also tried the baby lobster and abalone, which were amazingly fresh! Will be back again!

My new favorite local restaurant. It has all my favorite dishes with a wide variety menu. Where can you get hot, cook-to-order, all-day dim sum! There’s TVs, alcohol available, and small banquet rooms for special occasions. Service is polite and quick. Reservations can be made with Open Table. There’s kiosks to order for To Go and to check in your reservation. A free parking lot is located across the street. We came to eat delicious dim sum while watching some FIFA. 🙂

Delicious dim sum served in a comfortable, large dining room. We were a party of 5 and arrived at 11am on Sunday morning. It was crowded but we only had to wait 5 minutes for our table. The quality of the dim sum was good. Popular items like har gao and shiumai were larger than we are accustomed to from Hong Kong and New York Chinatown. Yet they were tasty. The service was a bit slow as waiters seemed over stretched with the full house. They were nevertheless friendly and courteous.

Enjoyed the portions for the dim sum as they were quite large (jumbo sized) and the meats were juicy, especially enjoyed the siu mai. The egg tofu with abolone sauce and shrimp and scallop were also my favorites. I would also recommend getting their entrees, which are also delicious. The string beans were also a great texture and still crunchy while being well seasoned. We also tried the pork garlic spare rib and had a great crisp outside with flavorful chewy meat on the inside. Went for dinner on a Saturday night and didn't even have to wait for a table!

I recently tried Lunasia Dim Sum House for the first time. I was curious to visit because I noticed that the restaurant has been selected by the Michelin Guide for two different years, and it has also been featured in newspapers as one of the places known for its dim sum. When I looked at the menu, the prices were a bit on the higher side, so I was expecting something really standout or memorable. The food overall was good. The pork siomai tasted good and well-made, but for me it was nothing particularly special that would make me specifically come back just for that dish. The chicken feet were very soft, flavorful, and nicely prepared. The seaweed salad was also good, and the roasted duck had a pleasant flavor. Everything we tried was good and enjoyable, but personally I was looking for that one dish that would really stand out and make me say, "Let’s go back to Lunasia because it’s amazing." I didn’t quite find that moment, although the food quality was solid overall. That said, if you are in Alhambra, this is still a nice place to try, especially if you want to experience a restaurant that has been recognized by the Michelin Guide and is known locally for dim sum. Overall: good food, good experience — just not something that felt particularly unique for the price and The service was decent, but it would be nice if the staff were a bit more friendly and attentive to customers’ needs. There is still some room for improvement.

All you can eat. Great food great atmosphere, friendly service. Variety of of different types of ethnic foods all available to you to consume. This is a place you gotta try it at least once in your life. Treat yourself to a wonderful feast. Tip: go hungry, to enjoy better.

Awesome food, great service. Price is about 33 per adult and for children the price just depends on the age. Lots of food selections. Personal favorite being the coconut shrimp.

I'm from out of town so I'm not biased. The food is good. Great Chinese food buffet options. I would go during rush hour as food tends to stay out if it's not busy. Staff with friendly. Had me pay before I sat down which I'm not used to other than that would recommend. Score = A

I just finished eating here. Customer service was decent. Dishes weren’t stocked. I had 3 plates, 3x I went around to check if they added more shrimp, luck wasn’t on my side here. $51 for 2 adults. This place is trash. The watermelon didn’t have seeds in it nor did the grapes, sushi was stale as were some desserts, some foods were cold. A peanut butter type of dessert was as hard as a rock. Their chicken sticks had an odd type of taste to them.

1st timer at this buffet restaurant and there's a good variety. The choices are good enough. One of the favorite is shrimp, oysters, as well as pork feet. Desserts were good too, not too sweet caramel flan. So far will be a repeat customer.

omg their food was amazing i’ve gone to other buffets never went back but this place is worth the hour drive everything was amazing so delicious and fresh 10-10 highly recommend

The food use to be real good but lately its been nasty, not fresh, they never bring out food unless you ask for it, would be waiting patiently for fried shrimp and for 30 minutes none was replenish, asked for some and they told me there's still some left, I had to argue that it was dried up.. will not come back

Beautiful restaurant with very good food. I can't tell you how much bad Chinese food there is in Sac, but this place has the right flavor. The hot and sour soup was pretty good. The chicken chow mein was flavorful, not greasy at all. The string beans, eggplant and pork dish was so good over perfectly steamed jasmine rice. Dim sum had ended at 3pm, but I got lucky as they were still able to give me pineapple buns with salted egg yolk, which were so good that my daughter ate two of them. The jasmine tea was perfect, not grassy as some can be and didn't become bitter too quickly. Service was very friendly, but they left us sitting for a long time without checking on us or offering our check, so I finally had to get up and flag someone down. It was not busy at all, so this baffled me. In any case, we will definitely return to try lots of other things, esp dim sum. I don't see anywhere online or in the actual restaurant that dim sum ends at 3pm, so I am sharing this info in case you are going there specifically for dim sum, as we were. Luckily for us the other food was great, so I did not have to leave disappointed!

Went twice in one weekend once for dinner and came back for lunch because dim sum ends at 3 pm. Classic, upscale Chinese atmosphere inside with live fish tanks along the wall. Dinner Peking duck (half order) and Yue Huang chow fun Delicious especially the Peking duck! Crispy skin, juicy meat and served with buns. Not crowded at all at early dinner time and prompt service. Lunch: Shrimp dumplings, siu mai, chicken feet with black bean sauce, baked bbq buns, shrimp congee roll, honey walnut shrimp, egg tarts, sesame balls. And hot tea Incredible, this is definitely the time to come. Very busy but still got in quickly and food came out fast. Staff had great recommendations. All food was delicious, we especially loved the congee rolls, egg tarts, and bbq baked buns. We’ve tried the dim sum places out in Roseville and this spot felt more authentic. Lived up to the Michelin hype!

We ordered seafood with tofu and broccoli with oyster sauce. The seafood with tofu tasted good, but it had very little seafood and mostly fried tofu. The broccoli was simply steamed with a little oyster sauce on top, yet it was $18.99. Not really worth the price. Also keep in mind, they charge $2 per person for tea. The ambience was nice, and they have dim sum, but I thought everything was pretty pricey. Overall, I don’t think the dishes were worth the price. You can find similar food elsewhere for less and bigger portions.

We visited for lunch on Saturday afternoon around 1:15pm. The restaurant was busy and we waited around 10 minutes before being seated. We marked the order sheet and the food was quickly served. The vibe was authentic dim sum place with bustling atmosphere and efficient servers. – meat dumplings: it had good chewy mochi like texture. The meat filling was good but I wish it had more fillings. – baked bbq pork bun: the filling was delicious! The bready part of the bun was very thin but very soft. – Portugese egg tart: good! It has crunchy shell & creamy custard and not too sweet! – golden pumpkin with salted egg: very crispy & salted egg was prominent. The pumpkin slices were thin. However, personally, the flavor combination was a bit odd – not my favorite. – steamed rice roll with chinese donut: good. The rice roll layer was very thin (see through). The chinese donut was crispy.

If you are looking for a refined Cantonese dining experience that can comfortably accommodate large groups, Yue Huang Restaurant is a solid choice. While the price point sits a bit higher than your average local dim sum spot, the quality of the food often justifies the premium. Culinary Highlights The menu offers a fantastic variety of traditional favorites executed with care. Two standout items that are absolute must-orders include: Shrimp Rice Rolls: These were delicate and fresh, with the rice noodle reaching that perfect balance of being soft yet slightly resilient. The shrimp inside was plump and flavorful, complemented well by the savory soy dressing. Taro Dumplings (Wu Gok): These were a highlight of the meal. The exterior was beautifully fried into a light, "lacy" honeycomb texture that shattered perfectly upon the first bite, giving way to a rich and creamy taro filling.We also sampled various other dim sum staples, including steamed buns and fried delicacies, which all maintained a high standard of freshness. The presentation of the dishes on the traditional rotating lazy Susan makes it exceptionally easy for everyone at the table to sample a bit of everything, which is essential for the communal dim sum experience. Atmosphere and Service The restaurant is well-suited for celebrations or family reunions. The dining room is spacious, and the atmosphere feels more upscale than many other Cantonese eateries in the area.While the food is consistently good, the service can sometimes be a bit hit-or-miss depending on how busy the floor is. During peak hours, it might take a moment to flag down a server for tea refills or the final check. However, for a large party where the focus is on lingering over good food and conversation, this is less of a deterrent. Final VerdictYue Huang remains one of the more premium options for dim sum. You will likely pay more here than at other nearby competitors, but for the quality of the taro dumplings alone and the ability to host a large group without feeling cramped, it is a destination worth visiting. It is a reliable spot for those who value a slightly more elevated environment alongside their morning tea.

If you’re craving amazing dim sum, this is the spot! The food is delicious and prices are fair. Plus, the dining area is spacious with a really inviting atmosphere

Delicious food. We ordered Beef Chow mein, Mongolian Beef, shrimp and egg rolls. Ahhh the tea was excellent too. Thank you.

Good quantity for the price of the food. You can get two dishes like fried rice and a side and easily split between 2 people. Good atmosphere, moderately good service but friendly staff. Food taste and quality is a bit underwhelming, fried rice was quite oily. All in all good restaurant.

Nice place in town. I enjoyed my dimsum last time. This time i ordered set menu. Awesome chinese food in china town LA. A bit crowded on lunch time. Still have table for walk in. Warmly atmosphere, Easey talk together.

Tried this place for the first time yesterday (Christmas) and woweeeee it was FIRE, delicious, yummy all the things. We tried the following dishes: 1. Tangerine Chicken 2. Beef Chow Mein 3. Walnut Shrimp For two people it was more than enough food and everything was SO GOOD. The tangerine chicken was crunchy, chewy, and sweet/sourish. The beef chow mein was salty and hot but not spicy, and the walnut shrimp was fried to perfection. The service was a bit slow but it was Xmas so everyone and their mom decided to pop in (us included) without a reservation. It’s to be expected. Wait staff was kind!

Golden Dragon is my #1 go-to Chinese restaurant. I’ve visited more than 10 times over the past two years, and every single time, the food has been consistently excellent. The flavors are always impressive, and the portions are very generous for the price. All the staff are friendly, and the atmosphere is warm and pleasant. My personal favorite dishes are the Siu Mai, Sweet and Sour Pork, and Shrimp Fried Rice. Adding chili oil to the fried rice really takes it to the next level. They also serve oolong tea throughout the meal, which I found really helpful for digestion. I hope everyone gets to enjoy these dishes, and I truly wish Golden Dragon continued success in the future.

I was here for a memorial service for a woman who made a big difference in the disability community. Easy to find- there is an English sign in yellow above the Chinese version visible high on the street level facing the street before you get there. Easy parking- street parking and valet are very accessible even on a busy weekend at around 11am. Food we received for the services was very good. As a Chinese American, I tend to have higher standards, and they were very good, fresh, and there was a lot of good service in spite of how many were being served at one time. A lot of our members had special needs, and everyone seemed happy. My only complaint was the closest bathroom was not easy to work with, though it was relatively clean. There was no lock on the door. Someone with problems lifting the chair to close the door in place would be easily walked in on by strangers. They did have a better bathroom at the front of the restaurant. However, for many of our guests with special needs, the walk was too far to make it worth the trip. If you are eating at the main restaurant area and not in the back banquet hall, or if you are less shy this would not be a concern for you.

Obviously we had to stop by Mark's Chinese on our way out of Yosemite! What a great experience and boy is the girl at the front a real firecracker! We heard about Mark's because the lady has went viral about some of her posts 😂 Fantastic food and a lot of it. They give you plenty of food for the money, go hungry and load up. I ordered Beef fried rice (watch the video, tons of meat) and my fiance ordered Orange chicken and chow mein.

Came to visit this establishment after TikTok recommendation. It was everything I expected. No its not your typical calm family dining experience but if you have seen this establishment on YouTube or TikTok, it gave what it was supposed to give. The food takes awhile but its fresh and the flavor was there. Spicy chicken and shrimp with onion, garlic and jalapeños over fried rice. If you're comfortable with cursing, loud talking and laughing along with good food. I would 100% recommend. If you are looking for a calm quiet environment don't waste your time. A little pricey but huge portions, its worth it.

Solid flavor and love her energy! Viral restaurant on TikTok, worth to check out if you in this area! We are on our way to kings canyon Np but we detour to try this lol

Excellent food with great service! Saw posts on social media and was recently in Fresno for a trip. Made sure to stop in for dinner and was not disappointed. Da Bomb👍🏾

Barely better than panda and twice the price. Was not worth the drive/time. We got crispy noodles with chicken, shrimp and beef – extra spicy. It looked like a ton of food but the protein was only on top and there were not many veggies either. The food was not spicy at all and not very flavorful. It was $42… Lady from TikTok was cool.