Dim Sum Restaurants near Pomona, CA

“I’m a student at Cal Poly Pomona, and our club often hosts Chinese cultural events. For our Mid-Autumn Festival celebration, we got food from Miss Sichuan — it came out super fast and was sooo good! Everyone loved it 😋 Definitely ordering from them again!“

“Whenever I come to visit my family in the area, Get Sum Dim Sum is where I come for amazing food. The flavors and textures are incredible. My favorite savory dish is the shrimp and leek dumplings and for dessert, the lava buns. If you want to find comfort food in Southern California, this is where you should go. Since I live far away, I do not get to eat here as often as I would like so I’ll have to live vicariously through you. Enjoy!“

“Yummy Yummy! We're so glad that we have a delicious XLB place close to us. They have XLB (Xiao Long Bao/steamed pork dumplings) for BOGO promotion. Yes, buy one, get one free. We ordered their juicy pork Xiao Long Bao ($12.99 for 9 pieces), and they also gave us another order for free. (so we had a total of 18 pieces for 2 orders). We also ordered braised pork. The flavor of the pork was marinated well, and the texture was perfect, soft and tender. Their cucumber with garlic was also delicious.
We like their food so much and hope they do well in Walnut.“

“After two days of camping, we were heading back to Irvine and made a quick stop in Chino Hills. A friend had recommended this spot, and it turned out to be a nice surprise.

We ordered four dishes for lunch:

• BBQ 3 Item with Rice 燒臘三拼飯 – $18.95

• Beef Stew Wonton Noodle Soup 牛腩炖雲吞麵 (3 wontons) – $16.50

• Baked Pork Chop with Cheese & Tomato Sauce 芝士焗豬扒飯 – $16.95

• Claypot Rice with Black Bean Spare Ribs 豉汁排骨煲仔飯 – $17.95

All were good except the claypot rice—it was just okay and not our favorite.

Service was fast and friendly. Portions were generous, and the flavors were comforting after camping. A good spot for a casual family meal. We’ll definitely return if we’re in the area again.“

“The food is amazing! Such a selection of great flavors. Dim sum is on point and the Teddy bear iced coffee is a perfect finish to a great meal.“

“I was craving dim sum, so I thought I was going to a traditional teahouse. It is take-out only. The pepper steamed chicken feet was very good. The beef tripe was just the right texture, a little crunch left, and the ginger flavor just right. The pork ribs were perfect, too. It would have been nice to have a table and some good tea. I ate these in my car.“

“My family have been here yesterday，It was awesome!
The food is delicious, and the service is excellent! Bruce was the best server — very friendly, attentive, and his English is fluent, which made the experience even better. Highly recommend!“

“I absolutely love this place and continue to keep coming back. The atmosphere is lovely, the service is very amazing and I've always had amazing sweet service coming here each time. The food always remains delicious and will one day soon try it all“

“Very nice place with fresh seafood“

“We had an amazing meal here! The seafood was the star—fresh, tender, and perfectly cooked. The Peking Duck was crispy and flavorful, and the stir-fried beef was tender and delicious. We also enjoyed the vegetables with tofu, which were light, fresh, and a great balance to the richer dishes. Everything was beautifully presented and full of flavor—perfect spot for a family dinner or celebration!“

“This Cantonese restaurant offers a very solid and authentic dining experience.

The menu focuses on traditional Cantonese flavors—light, clean, and well-balanced, letting the quality of the ingredients shine. We ordered several classic dishes and everything was executed well. The roasted meats were flavorful with crispy skin and not greasy, the steamed dishes were fresh and properly seasoned, and the stir-fried dishes had good wok hei.

Ingredient quality really stands out, especially the seafood, which was fresh and well prepared with no off-flavors. Portions are reasonable and the pricing feels fair compared to similar Cantonese restaurants.

Service was attentive and relaxed, and dishes came out at a comfortable pace. The dining area is clean and comfortable, making it a good spot for family meals or casual gatherings with friends.

If you’re looking for traditional, no-frills Cantonese food done right, this place is definitely worth a visit.“

“This review is for hosting a WEDDING banquet at Happy Harbor in Rowland Heights.

I helped plan a wedding here. I have to say it was tough at first because they do not have a designated event coordinator. There was a lot of back and forth. What was really helpful was the main guy spoke English, Cantonese, and Mandarin!

Ultimately you need the wedding date and the number of guests. You choose the menu, napkin color, and table cloth color.
Extras: They had two microphones with stands and a small stage for the sweetheart table. The audio system only reached the main room. There was a big screen in the main room to play a slideshow. The backroom seemed to have their own audio and two screens. We could not figure out how to connect the two, so the guests in the back room had to come out to the main room to see/hear what was going on.
-The lobby is large. Good to set up welcome table.
-There is a small private room behind the fish tanks. This was where vendors took their breaks.

The wedding I helped plan had just under 280 guests, so they took up the main room (20 tables) as well as the back room (7 tables). Some tables had 11 seats but same amount of food. Because of the number of tables, there was no dance floor.

I heard compliments from many guests that the servers were efficient and helpful. They served wine properly.

Overall I would recommend Happy Harbor for a large event.

Side note:
Happy Harbor gave us a contact of a guy who did white seat covers with ribbons. That guy only had a two-person team and did not finish all 270 seats. In fact he stopped just under 20 tables and did not get any in the back room at all. He also set up with the spandex seat covers, which is not what the bride wanted.“