“Our server was very nice and friendly. Great customer service. We ordered the shrimp with pepper and garlic, shrimp fried rice, egg drop soup, and the Chinese broccoli sautéed in garlic. They were all excellent and were more than enough for the two of us. The place was clean and well organized. The price was commensurate for the portions.“
“Upon walking in, you'll most likely get a whiff of the hot butter from the sizzling plates from diners. If they have their doors open, it's most likely due to the dining room being smokey from the plates. They offer a variety of meal options but I think they're mostly known for their sizzling plates and beef dishes.Our group had the com bo luc lac (shaken beef with rice), com suon cuu nuong sot bo toi (lamb chops with garlic butter sauce and rice), and com ribeye sot bo toi (ribeye with garlic butter sauce and rice). Even though we ordered all dishes with the red rice, there were other options to choose such as white rice, fries or bread. I'm not exactly sure what's in the red rice to even describe it. I wasn't a big fan of the red rice but to all their own.The lamb chops and ribeye were presented on a sizzling plate with a side salad with vinegarette dressing. Lamb chops were tender and ribeye lacked flavor. The star of the meal was the bo luc lac. It was also tender, shaken with plenty of sauce, and had chunks of garlic. It was absolutely delicious! The plate also had a side of watercress and onions that complimented the dish well. It was so good, our table had to order another. Portion-wise, I'd say it's a single serving. You may not want to share it with how delicious it is.Service was great, too. Now, I saw another reviewer mention this, so I will too. Just FYI, their drinks are served in small styrofoam cups. They do charge $0.50 for water. It's not a deal breaker but I guess some people may not like it. I'm assuming it's the charge for the cup itself.“
“I was surprised to see a Sichuan restaurant in Garden Grove of all places. Heck, it might even be the only one in the city. Food was very good and the service was even better. The waiter/cashier definitely deserves a mention for how attentive he was. Overall, it's comparable to Rowland Heights/Irvine places.“
“The food is always phenomenal, and the service too! The lady who works the counter is always amazing and she’s such a sweetheart as well. She makes getting food more than just getting food, she makes you feel like family when you come in, and she always remembers us! Amazing place!“
“Awesome Chinese fast food. Our kids love panda express, but this place is close by our house so we decided to try it out. Everything we tried so far has been pretty good, and the kids love it. New fresh batches of food came out regularly. The portions are extra generous. It is a bit greasy, but that is typical of chinese food.Vegetarian options: Steamed veggies, chow mein, vegetarian egg roll“
“I was craving some comfort food & found this spot on yelp. I called and the person told me they moved to a new location and she texted me the address. Not sure if she's the owner but she was so tremendously sweet! We got the fishcake and clasic gimbap, kimchi fried rice and veggie fried dumplings and two lemonades. Everything was so delicious and filling and definitely worth the 30 min drive to get there“
“Their bang name (flat rice dumpling) is amazing! I go here to buy party trays for events. They have great men, nuong, banh beo, and banh boc la. Parking could be crazy during the weekend so remember to order ahead and bring a carpool buddy to run in and get the food.“
“Ordered the jjajang combo with fried pork w/ sweet sour sauce. The noodles itself is enough to feed 2 people. The combo doesn't have the spicy variant so the lady was nice enough to provide red pepper flakes for us to add in. The fried pork isn't as crispy as I had wanted it to be but the sauce that comes with it is enough to satisfy. Prices here aren't that expensive compared to other places and there was a good amount of older folks sitting down enjoying the food as we waited for our food“
“First time here, based on high reviews at Yelp. Our friends gathered together for a dinner feast birthday celebration. We had so many delicious dishes! We started with pu pu mixed appetizer platter of ribs, fried wontons, fried shrimp, egg rolls, foil wrapped chicken, etc...very yummy! Then came the sizzling rice soup, fresh Chinese broccoli, duck, beef, lemon chicken, mu shu pork, fried rice, and more. The service was outstanding! The friendly owner was eager to please and made our visit pleasant. Looks like they were busy filling take out orders. Clean and quiet, we enjoyed the warm fellowship/company around the table. Sipping hot tea and singing "happy birthday" (in Eng. and Canto) over a plate of fortune cookies and a lit candle, it really doesn't get any better than this! Thank you, David!“
“If you're a bao enthusiast like me, BAOS HOG in Garden Grove is your next must-visit destination. This place takes the bao experience to a whole new level. From succulent duck to flavorful ribeye, their range of baos is impressive.The standout for me was the Cali Cow Wrappurito - a creative fusion of bao and burrito. It was a perfect mix of savory and sweet, tantalizing my taste buds. Although I missed out on the CinnaBao fries, they're definitely on my list for the next visit.BAOS HOG isn't just about baos; it's about exploring a variety of quick, casual, and delicious meals. Whether you're craving an assortment of baos, a hearty rice plate, or their unique wrappuritos, this place has it all.“
“Food is delicious here always!! I had Laksa and my favorite desserts the mango roll, durian roll and the one good noodle soup is Laksa!Vegetarian options: Yes there's vegetarian options!Kid-friendliness: Yes it's suitable for kids!!Parking: Small parking spaceWheelchair accessibility: Yes if not add one even though it is a small restaurant!“
“I apologize for my bad photo but the photo does not do it justice. This is probably one of the few places that actually sell fish maw soup. For those who don't know what it is, If I have to describe it, it's like an egg drop soup with these clear chewy but crunchy jellies. It's quite expensive to get these! Probably also a good soup for those who are sick or can't swallow well. Bring some salt to season for your taste. The location of this place is quite hidden though so drive slow :)“
“My son and I had late breakfast/early lunch this morning. It was clean and cordial. There were 6 people in line for seating. We ordered 2 hu tieu Nam Vang and 1 xiu mai. The food was delicious, service friendly and fast, price reasonable. We're satisfied and definitely return to try different dishes. They do accept credit card.“
“The service here was super quick and the waitress was extremely friendly and funny! She also spoke fluent English and was able to explain in detail when we asked her about the contents of a certain dish. I got the duck noodle soup which is what they specialize in. And it very flavorful and the duck was so tender and fall off the bone. There was a deep rich umami herbal flavor to the soup but it was also sweet. I didn't expect the soup to be sweet but added a nice contrast to the flavors. The portion is a bit small though, so I left feeling hungry. If they sold a larger portion I'd definitely be ordering that!“
“You know the restaurant you've passed a million times, but have never gone inside? It's been around for as long as you remember? So it's gotta be good, right? So my friend grew up nearby & her family has always gone across the street. How can two Chinese restaurants survive right across the street from one another? Well, because the food is good. Very good Cantonese style Chinese food. We shared: beef chow fun(dry) Really good. We perhaps have found a good chow fun place since our standby,TG garden has closed. Nice bouncy noodles. Tender beef with great flavor. That's what's missing at most places. The amount of soy sauce, oyster sauce etc. The salt & pepper squid was nice and crispy, not greasy. A thin batter coating. White pepper brought to the table. So I'm guessing the salt & pepper is for the diner to add. Salt & pepper can really be subjective. Same for the salt & pepper pork chop. I added white pepper to my serving. Light batter with green chili slices & green onion. Very good. The sautéed ong choy was very good too. Nice and garlicky. Perhaps a bit too much oil though. Had to ask first containers a few times. But that's classic Chinese restaurant. A friend who is Chinese tells me, you need to be very assertive at Chinese restaurants. Cuz they're very busy, kind of understaffed(?). Be that squeaky wheel. Overall, we're glad we came. We'll be back to our new (old) neighborhood Chinese restaurant.“
“The noodle & broth immediately transported me to the alleyway stalls where an auntie cooked her special egg noodle soup. Everything else mid just icing on top of a GREAT noodle soup. The dick and chicken are both delicious; OMG, the egg noodles are perfect! The service is friendly, but are native Vietnamese speakers. My server preferred Mandarin to English. And even the interior design reminds me of the old country. I will find excuses to drive by & enjoy breakfast, lunch or dinner.“
“The restaurant area is a bit small and you should probably reserve a table before you arrive. But if you have to wait, it's worth it. The food is delicious and very similar to that in Saigon. The only thing is that there are not many parking spaces and sometimes you have to compete with others for parking spaces.Parking: There is free parking in front of the store, but there are too many cars and you have to compete.“
“Tan Cang Newport Seafood Restaurant exceeded expectations with their lobster and stir noodle dish. The lobster was impeccably cooked, boasting freshness and tenderness. A perfect blend of flavors in the stir noodle complemented the dish, leaving us thoroughly satisfied.“
“This a great easy go to spit for decent food quick. The people who work here are really nice and for the most part, the food is good. It can be hit or miss, but I guess that's like anywhere.Today I got all mixed veg (no chow mein or rice for me), beef and broccoli, green beans, and BBQ pork (char su) it's a lot of food for $13. I would recommend this place.“
“The inside is a little small but i really like the food and their friendliness. I ordered their spicy chicken with rice and it was really fresh. The price was a little more higher than your usual Chinese food places but overall good experience. Will go again for late night cravings“
“My favorite fast food for Chinese. The chow mein is my favorite with orange chicken and BBQ pork. The chili sauce they have taste like a match made in heaven with the food. Very mild kick with nice hint of sourness. The staff is super friendly and there isn't a wait most of the time. They pack the food in and it's good for nearly two meals!“
“Great dining experience. The interior is large, and clean. Staff were very friendly and attentive. Prices were very reasonable. Plenty of menu selection varying from typical Chinese menu offerings; veggies, seafood, chicken, beef, etc. Menu is very easy to read. Excellent spot for Chinese/Korean dine-in experience. Definitely recommend!“