My husband and I were up in the 626 and we wanted Chinese food so I got on Yelp and found this place. I had been wanting baos and he was not that hungry so I was like lets try this place. My husband is Chinese and speaks Mandarin) asked the owner/employee of the shop to recommend items to try. He told my husband that the noodles are very popular and are a speciality to the area of china where they are from. He also recommended several different baos. He did warn my husband that most white people ie Me) do not like the noodles. Well I loved the noodles and the Bao's were amazing writing this right is making me want some Bao's but I'm too far away). My husband told me later that the owner aske...
Food is 4 stars. Mini pork bun tastes good. Not the traditional thick pork bun. It like pan fried pork bun. Not too oily that what is I like. Their tofu was sold out around 2pm during weekends. Need to be there early next time so I can try on it. Location is 2 stars. It is located at the corner of the street with a small Parking. I barely missed the drive way entry to the plaza. Store is small and look old. Not feeling good to dine in. Especially during this covid. Will suggest to order Togo.
I’ve been ordering takeout from this charming little restaurant at least once a week for the past three months, and my son and I absolutely love their Shanghainese pan-fried buns. In fact, all of their buns are delicious. The Guilin rice noodle soup is packed with flavor, and the rice porridges are both tasty and comforting. It's a small establishment, so be sure to place your order in advance and be a bit patient. The food is definitely worth the wait!
The breakfast items, such as Bao Zi (pork buns), Dan Bing (egg pancakes), and Dou Jiang (soy milk), are incredibly authentic—just like what I enjoyed in China. It brings back fond memories from my childhood. My only complaint is that I waited 15 minutes for my food, even though I arrived at 8:05 am. However, it's understandable since everything is freshly made.
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The buns and noodle soup here are absolutely delicious! It's a cozy little spot with just a few staff members, so be prepared to wait a bit. You can help yourself to water at the front. My go-to dishes include the snail noodle soup, beef noodle soup, meat buns, savory green onion pancakes, sweet soy milk, and tomato noodle soup.
Highly recommend ordering the vegetarian buns! It's stuffed to the brim with chives and reminds me of the ones my aunties would make. I also ordered the pork and green onion baos, and they didn't look nor taste as juicy as the ones you see in other photos. Might have been an off day. Soy milk and cucumber salad were great.
I’ve driven past this place numerous times and always noticed the name Qing Feng. To my surprise, Qing Feng Bao Zi is somewhat of a running joke on the Chinese Internet. I finally decided to give it a chance, and I was pleasantly surprised—it’s really good! The baozi is typical and traditional, and I really enjoy it.
I had a very disappointing experience at this restaurant. There was a fly in my rice noodles. Although the server offered to replace it, the new dish was just the old one with a few extra green onions added. I was quite upset with the service and worried about the safety of the food.
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I visit this restaurant for breakfast every Wednesday morning, and it has a great hometown vibe. While the service can be a bit slow at times, it's managed by just two people, so please be understanding.
3.5 it was decent but rowland heights so far
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