7 Best Asian Fusion Restaurants near Diamond Bar

“My husband and I have tried this place several times. We really enjoyed it! And $13.99 for the cheapest option minus upgrades is amazing. But this last time we visited they have now started charging for all the broth flavors. Before it was the basic dashi flavor that you get at no added charge and if you wanted a different flavor you pay more which I understand. But now you're charged extra for all of the broths on top of the $13.99. It's just disappointing seeing as this is hot pot and the broth is a necessity so you have no choice but to pay the extra $2.99-$4.99. If you don't mind that then I would give this place a try. We really did enjoy the food, it was delicious.“

“Soft opening right now.free drink and discount.“

“We ate at this restaurant for lunch today. We were very impressed by the cleaness and their super service. The meat was very fresh, and the food bar had plenty of selections. Unbeatable price! The restaurant is under new ownership. Bros, if you live in this area, I highly recommend you to try.“

“I started going to this Waba Grill pretty recently when passing through the area, and I gotta say, it's my favorite one to go to! By far the cleanest one, my food is served quickly with the correct portions, and all in all I could tell people work efficiently around here. The last few times I went, I was served by Jaime and Alex; I've had different vibes from different workers across different locations, but I feel I get the best vibes when coming here and when I've been served by these two! 5/5 would recommend pulling up if you're in the area.“

“Ordered house noodle, Hainan chicken, fried fish cake, and lamb skewers. The pickled vegetables was as perfect as it comes and was provided generously and consumed in its entirety. Did not disappoint. First visit ever. Will be back to try everything on the menu. Yes, it is that good.“

“Best duck in the Diamond Bar, Rowland Heights, Chino Hills area. We always order duck served 3 ways - soup, sliced peking duck with thin wrap and green onions, and deep fried duck bones. While you’re there get some of the crispy pork belly too .“

“Chan Kee food reminded me as if I was dining in Hong Kong. The preserved duck egg and shredded pork congee was delicious. The rice roll with chinese donut was bomb with the sesame and hoisin sauce. The egg noodle soup with wontons and beef was so good.

This place was self services and you order via a kiosk. You pick up your food at the counter.

The drinks were amazing too. I got the HK Lemon tea.

Parking: it’s a free parking lot and ample spaces

The ambiance is like your typical hk cafe and plus side is restroom is super clean.“