This kind of store should expose him. The food tastes terrible, expensive and the quantity is small. Two people paid more than five yuan for breakfast and the waiter asked for it. Do you want to lose face? What are your services?
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
heuijo ha
A good place to have a breakfast early in the
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 4
Service: 3
Joey Chan
An average chinese eatery. I do not recommend scallion pancake and xiaolongbao (steam dumpling) which taste bland. Their soy milk come without sugar so you have to add sugar to own preference which still taste awful.
Wendy Liu
The food portion is small and expensive. The key is that it is not delicious. If it is a delicious restaurant, the price is worth it. It cost more than 100 US dollars to have breakfast without ordering anything. A fried dough stick is very small and costs 4.5 US dollars before tax. The tofu puffs are served in a small bowl, and are braised with Japanese miso soup. We were almost done eating before the side dishes were served. The Taiwanese store actually has pig blood sauerkraut. It is not a Taiwanese store, but it says Taiwanese food. There were a lot of waiters, but they were all hanging around and there were many types of menus, so I understood why it was so expensive. Very dark store, I won’t come again next time!
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 2
Service: 2
Eddie Huang
healthy! tasty! The service is friendly! 9/7/2023 11:33
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Lucy Yager
It is very bad service and food over price.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Misll Joy
It’s okay if the food is not tasty, there are only three tables of guests, the service attitude is not worth half a star, and the tip is directly added to the bill by 15%, be careful of being fooled, seafood porridge is white rice porridge with salt and a shrimp, it’s worse than a black shop, don’t do it Come on, this store will close down sooner or later??
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Nana Lu
A very disgusting restaurant, definitely not authentic Taiwanese foodI ordered pork ribs noodles and the soup smelled fishy. It felt like fried pork ribs in oil + soup.The ribs were greasy and over-fried, almost dry.The noodles are also quite strange. Again, non-Taiwanese food.I ordered side dishes: pig ears, cucumbers, and dried tofu. The sauce is definitely not Taiwanese. It’s super salty.The side dishes of pork rib rice are also very saltyIf I hadn't been afraid of being hungry, I would have eaten the noodles.I really couldn’t finish the entire meal. I had to rinse my mouth with water after leaving the restaurant. It was so disgusting.
Richard Ju
Rib rice and salted soy milk are both good.Pan-fried buns made to order.
Come here yesterday family of 5 , the waitress keep telling us those item is good. Food over price and small portions. Tell waitress 2 time refill our water ignore us 2 times still have to pay 15% tips total end up 87.00. And we only order 5 item
Rui Wang
Taste good but doesn’t have too many options for breakfast
Qi Dong
very bad service, the waiters ignore us for 30min, and charge us 15% of tips. Food taste just so so. They also charged more “accidentally”. Don’t go!
Ben L.
We were looking for some Taiwanese Breakfast and having already tried Yi Mei Champion Taiwan Deli we decided to give All Season Diner a try. It's located in the Chinatown Plaza near the 99 Ranch. Parking was plentiful and there is a good variety of Asian restaurants there with something that should suit your taste. Service was good and food in general was a-okay. Here's what we ordered: -Chinese Donut with Soy Bean Milk - this the donut was crispy on the outside and soft on the inside. Pretty standard issue. The soy bean milk came warm and unsweetened. There's white sugar provided if you want to sweeten the soy bean milk. Overall this is a pretty traditional Taiwanese breakfast item and it was good. Get this only if you like simple traditional Taiwanese food because it doesn't really have much to it in the flavor department. -Baked Sandwich with pork - this was essentially a flat pastry bread with minced pork inside. The outside was covered in sesame seeds and the bread was crispy and good. The pork was flavored well and tasted good. Get this. -Egg pancake - This is a flat omelet log with some fish sauce (?) drizzled on the top. It was tasty, not overly salty and would go well with rice or rice porridge. -Pork Chop rice with egg - This isn't really a breakfast dish, but I saw it on the menu and decided to order it. The pork chop was tender and not overly greasy. The portion size was kinda small though. The rice also included minced soy sauce pork which was delicious. The soy sauce hard boiled egg was standard issue. The dish came with some bean sprouts, cauliflower, and what I can only guess was roasted green peppers. These veggies were fine, nothing worth mentioning. -Steamed Dumplings - These were so-so. Not really worth getting considering how many you get for the price. Overall the dumplings tasted alright. Nothing spectacular. Definitely skip this. Overall All Season Diner was worth a visit once, but I don't think I'd drop in again considering there are other places worth checking out.
K K Lee
I ordered two dishes. The mapo tofu only contained tofu and a lot of spicy oil, and no meat at all. The second dish is Kung Pao Chicken, which tastes like peppercorn spicy chicken without peanuts. Very disappointed.
Don’t come to a black
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
This kind of store should expose him. The food tastes terrible, expensive and the quantity is small. Two people paid more than five yuan for breakfast and the waiter asked for it. Do you want to lose face? What are your services?
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
A good place to have a breakfast early in the
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 4
Service: 3
An average chinese eatery. I do not recommend scallion pancake and xiaolongbao (steam dumpling) which taste bland. Their soy milk come without sugar so you have to add sugar to own preference which still taste awful.
The food portion is small and expensive. The key is that it is not delicious. If it is a delicious restaurant, the price is worth it. It cost more than 100 US dollars to have breakfast without ordering anything. A fried dough stick is very small and costs 4.5 US dollars before tax. The tofu puffs are served in a small bowl, and are braised with Japanese miso soup. We were almost done eating before the side dishes were served. The Taiwanese store actually has pig blood sauerkraut. It is not a Taiwanese store, but it says Taiwanese food. There were a lot of waiters, but they were all hanging around and there were many types of menus, so I understood why it was so expensive. Very dark store, I won’t come again next time!
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 2
Service: 2
healthy! tasty! The service is friendly! 9/7/2023 11:33
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
It is very bad service and food over price.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
It’s okay if the food is not tasty, there are only three tables of guests, the service attitude is not worth half a star, and the tip is directly added to the bill by 15%, be careful of being fooled, seafood porridge is white rice porridge with salt and a shrimp, it’s worse than a black shop, don’t do it Come on, this store will close down sooner or later??
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
A very disgusting restaurant, definitely not authentic Taiwanese foodI ordered pork ribs noodles and the soup smelled fishy. It felt like fried pork ribs in oil + soup.The ribs were greasy and over-fried, almost dry.The noodles are also quite strange. Again, non-Taiwanese food.I ordered side dishes: pig ears, cucumbers, and dried tofu. The sauce is definitely not Taiwanese. It’s super salty.The side dishes of pork rib rice are also very saltyIf I hadn't been afraid of being hungry, I would have eaten the noodles.I really couldn’t finish the entire meal. I had to rinse my mouth with water after leaving the restaurant. It was so disgusting.
Rib rice and salted soy milk are both good.Pan-fried buns made to order.
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Come here yesterday family of 5 , the waitress keep telling us those item is good. Food over price and small portions. Tell waitress 2 time refill our water ignore us 2 times still have to pay 15% tips total end up 87.00. And we only order 5 item
Taste good but doesn’t have too many options for breakfast
very bad service, the waiters ignore us for 30min, and charge us 15% of tips. Food taste just so so. They also charged more “accidentally”. Don’t go!
We were looking for some Taiwanese Breakfast and having already tried Yi Mei Champion Taiwan Deli we decided to give All Season Diner a try. It's located in the Chinatown Plaza near the 99 Ranch. Parking was plentiful and there is a good variety of Asian restaurants there with something that should suit your taste. Service was good and food in general was a-okay. Here's what we ordered: -Chinese Donut with Soy Bean Milk - this the donut was crispy on the outside and soft on the inside. Pretty standard issue. The soy bean milk came warm and unsweetened. There's white sugar provided if you want to sweeten the soy bean milk. Overall this is a pretty traditional Taiwanese breakfast item and it was good. Get this only if you like simple traditional Taiwanese food because it doesn't really have much to it in the flavor department. -Baked Sandwich with pork - this was essentially a flat pastry bread with minced pork inside. The outside was covered in sesame seeds and the bread was crispy and good. The pork was flavored well and tasted good. Get this. -Egg pancake - This is a flat omelet log with some fish sauce (?) drizzled on the top. It was tasty, not overly salty and would go well with rice or rice porridge. -Pork Chop rice with egg - This isn't really a breakfast dish, but I saw it on the menu and decided to order it. The pork chop was tender and not overly greasy. The portion size was kinda small though. The rice also included minced soy sauce pork which was delicious. The soy sauce hard boiled egg was standard issue. The dish came with some bean sprouts, cauliflower, and what I can only guess was roasted green peppers. These veggies were fine, nothing worth mentioning. -Steamed Dumplings - These were so-so. Not really worth getting considering how many you get for the price. Overall the dumplings tasted alright. Nothing spectacular. Definitely skip this. Overall All Season Diner was worth a visit once, but I don't think I'd drop in again considering there are other places worth checking out.
I ordered two dishes. The mapo tofu only contained tofu and a lot of spicy oil, and no meat at all. The second dish is Kung Pao Chicken, which tastes like peppercorn spicy chicken without peanuts. Very disappointed.