Cantonese Restaurants near Covina, CA

“Venus Cafe is a Gem!!! Cindy is amazing!! The customer service from her and her staff are second to none!! They have the best Chinese Food around. No Chinese food in the area compares!! Our go to items are:
Salt and Pepper Chicken
Orange Chicken
Chicken Chow Mein
Broccoli Beef
Broccoli Chicken
Wonton Soup
Eggflower soup
Vegetable Egg Rolls
Salt and Pepper Pork Chops
Sweet and Sour Chicken
Kung Pao Chicken
Chicken Fried Rice“

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“Call ahead to order takeout. The porridge are delicious, dried shrimp rice rolls and pineapple bun are delicious 😋 🤤“

“Happy Morning is a cozy spot with comforting Cantonese-style noodle and rice dishes. I tried their Signature Beef Brisket Rice Noodles and was impressed by how tender the beef was and how rich the broth tasted—perfect for a chilly evening. The portions are generous and the prices are fair. Great place for a casual, satisfying meal.“

“First time coming here and it was busy right when they opened, but it was easy to be seated. The steamed dumplings were flavorful & the steamed pork buns were super tasty and had a nice softness to them. Fair warning the parking in this plaza can be tough.“

“Had breakfast at both their Rowland Heights and Diamond Bar places, and decided to give this place a try
For $11.99, you can get a bowl of porridge, a side dish (fried noodle, or steamed vermicelli), and a coffee or tea.
Porridge tastes great. The fried noodles are not hot enough. When it comes to service, I think the diamond bar place is better.“

“The taste is authentic and the portion is large. A breakfast is 17 yuan. Such a large set meal makes me full. I am a big eater. I always feel like I am not full every time I go to eat. I saw in the comments that the waiters had bad attitudes. I don’t blame them. Chinese food service is similar to that in Chinese areas. If you are enthusiastic about your customers, low-quality customers will think highly of you and look down on you. They will take themselves seriously. A God who does not treat those who serve Him as human beings. Just now I witnessed an old man with a cane walking in tremblingly. The waitress took the initiative to say hello and asked who he was, but he ignored her at all and walked to his favorite seat. His impoliteness made the waiter very angry early in the morning. His face was filled with displeasure and negative energy. You can imagine how the waiter would treat other customers throughout the rest of the day. The arrogant attitude of customers and harsh tips have caused a unified front in all ordinary restaurants. This is just a low-paying, hard and repetitive job, as long as she can help me order dishes, serve meals and check out in time to complete her job content. Just fine.“