14 Best Chinese Restaurants in Artesia

“I've been here a few times over the last couple of months, and it's been consistently great. It gets busy - come early during weekend!“

“YGF Malatang in Artesia is basically a choose-your-own-adventure for people whose love language is soup. You grab a bowl, go a little feral in front of the ingredient wall, and emerge with the exact spicy, slurpable masterpiece your heart desires. The selection is dangerously good, with everything from fresh greens and noodles to all the savory add-ins that make you start rationalizing a second bowl before you’ve even paid. Once it all comes together, the broth is rich, deeply flavorful, and wonderfully tingly in that classic mala way that says, “yes, your lips are numb, and yes, you’re very happy about it.” On top of that, the place is clean, bright, and efficient, so the whole experience feels less like chaos and more like a very delicious personal victory!“

“Today at M’s kitchen, I went with the chef’s suggestion of “cold noodles” (which is the meat sauce noodle with soy bean paste, ask for cold noodles). The pronunciation sounds like Tsa Chang lian mein, and while my mandarin is terrible the food was thankfully not. The cold noodles, cucumbers, and pork sauce hit the spot in this warm California afternoon and i couldn’t be more satisfied with both the taste and my full stomach. 10/10 Would eat again. —Recommendations— For those who want a comforting dinning experience, Treat yourself to these delicious dishes: -general tso’s chicken -spicy diced chicken -green onion pancakes -braised string beans -house special beef -braised shrimp -cold meat sauce noodle with soy bean paste —Finger foods for your office/party— For those looking to feed your office finger foods ask for a party tray (I’d get the last 3 since they are more likely “known” by the people you are feeding): -spicy diced chicken -xiao long bao -pan fried dumplings -spring rolls -green onion pancakes When in doubt, do not be afraid to ask Monica the owner for suggestions. I’ve been coming here for the past 3 years and I have always left satisfied.“

“Formerly Changan Kitchen, Yummy Noodle Kitchen seems to retain the same menu, for the most part. And, like Changan Kitchen, has $9.99 Mon - Fri Lunch Specials 11am - 4pm. I've enjoyed Changan's inexpensive lunch specials plenty of times, and was curious how Yummy Noodle Kitchen's compares.

Sichuan Beef Lunch Special (medium heat)-
A tad salty, and I have a solid tolerance to salt. Although, perhaps requesting medium heat meant adding extra fermented chili bean paste, thus a bit too salty. The Sichuan Beef Lunch Special had a fair amount of beef, and a heaping portion of onions. $9.99 is a reasonable price for the amount of food given, and provided a satisfying hot meal.

The cashier was friendly & helpful with recommendations. Yummy Noodle Kitchen is a fast casual eatery, located inside 99 Ranch Market. Seating is shared with the in-house to go cafeteria.

For $9.99, Yummy Noodle Kitchen is a solid food option. How does it compare with the former tenant? From my recollection, Changan Kitchen had more generous portions, including more rice. Yummy Noodle Kitchen's lunch specials are paired with a small bowl of rice. However, it's been a year or two since Changan Kitchen was open, and prices have skyrocketed to egregious levels, for many things. So, keeping prices to a reasonable $9.99, Yummy Noodle Kitchen's lunch specials are an affordable meal option, which I will come back for, whenever I crave Chinese food.“

“100% recommended, food is delicious“

“Delicious hand pulled noodles! Very authentic flavors at a fair price. Love the bouncy thick noodles. Had their beef and tendon noodles and the meat was humongous!

They also sell frozen dumplings in bags. Highly recommend!“

“If you like duck this is the place for you! Very delicious! There chow fun not so much, it doesn’t taste like anything?! I really hate that I bought two plates. There filet mignon was good. The crispy duck (Peking) you have to call a day ahead, it’s made to order.“

“No frills, hole-in-the-wall type restaurant serving up delicious food.

The service is what you’d expect for an Asian restaurant that has the food to back up the casual energy. Nobody is greeting you with a fake facade, but I ordered my Jajang mien black bean noodles, and I was given a little side of kimchi and pickled radish and some hot tea. I ate in peace and enjoyed my meal completely. Can’t wait to go back and have another bowl or try their sweet and sour pork.“

“Good restaurant I love the food“

“Total hole in the wall, mom and pop shop. Portions are large and are very tasty. Add that extra chili oil if you dare. Had the Ma Po tofu, filet fish with preserved pickled soup noodle and chili oil wontons. They speak limited English so don't roll in here thinking you are going to custom order or have them explain the menu ingredients and where they are from. Usually not busy weekday lunches, though your food might take some time to come out since there is only one guy back there cooking, so relax and drink some jasmine tea.“

“Chicken wontons and the spicy beef noodle are pretty popular here. It's Northern style noodles so it's not the same as Taiwanese beef noodle in case that's what you're lol for. Good location with bunch of other great food choices. Overall not bad for a noodle stop.“

“10/10 Most delicious food with friendly customers service 😋 highly recommended 👌 👍“

“Great chow mein and fried rice, the rice look very flavorful and it was. As vegetarians we loved the Tofu vegetable offering they had, some well marinated tofu and vegetables. Great food, great experience. Very kind staff, gracious with all my questions.“

“Good food. The lunch buffet selection could be better!“