Chinese Food (Cantonese, Szechuan, Hunan, Mandarin, Special Noodle)
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$10.00-$15.00
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R M. on:
3/25/2013 12:58:00 AM
It's great! must come and see & taste for yourself
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Darren C. on:
3/19/2013 5:54:00 PM
Certain dishes are still good. But avoid noodle soup if for take outs. For the most part however, they are consistent. I like their hot and sour soup, among others. We go there twice a month or so. Good value for the quality.
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David C. on:
3/16/2013 2:09:00 AM
This is the little eatery that serves all the hits and does every single one of them justice. You want dumplings, they have the juiciest buns and dumplings around. You want noodles, they make all their noodles in house and stew them in the most amazing soups.I love the beef noodles which has tender cuts of beef in a light beef stock. Cilantro and spinach finish off the flavor. Then I share an order of fried pork dumplings or a beef roll.
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Tiffany J. on:
3/13/2013 1:11:00 PM
I love this place! Went last week because I saw it on the Easy Chinese cooking show almost a year ago & vowed to try it. Because of Yelpers I had the handcut beef soup, beef wrap & pan fried pork dumplings. OMG, so good! The soup portion was huge...enough for 3 easily. It is a simple bowl of beef, spinach, noodles, topped with cilantro & scallions. The beef was melt in your mouth tender with just the right amount of fat on it, but no tendon. I actually like a little tendon, but that's not a meal maker/breaker for me. The spinach is cooked to a perfect consistency, the cilantro & scallions are a fresh flavorful accompaniment to this symphony of flavors. Next the broth...without a good broth soup is not gonna make it, however this broth served as the hot tub backdrop for the perfect balance of savory, beefy, seasoned flavor not overwhelmed by salt or thickener. It is silky deliciousness. Everybody in! But let's not forget the star of the show, the noodle. I have never tasted noodles like this in my life ever before. They had their own distinct flavor that I don't have the proper words to describe, and the texture is amazing! There was so much food that I ended up taking the leftovers home. The next day I was amazed at how well the noodles maintained their integrity, and day 2 they still had a hint of bite to them, and the flavor was still intense.The beef wrap was good but it's true what other Yelpers say, that there's not quite enough of the pancake wrapping the content & it tends to fall apart on you, however the thinly sliced beef & fresh veggies inside were delicious. The flavor was not overwhelming, more delecate in fact, but in my humble opinion the uniquely flavored, fresh veggies saved this appetizer because the beef didn't pack as much flavor as I expected. The pot stickers were a big hit in my book. I loved the tangy-vinegar dipping sauce too, but they really didn't need sauce. The pork filling had a mild, pleasant flavor. The doughy outside was so good & crispy on one side, & softly steamed on the other which made for a lovely chewing texture. The softer side also soaks up extra flavor from the potsticker sauce. Yum-my! The green tea was a lovely hot pot with free refills. I was full & happy getting up from the table. The waitress was very sweet & patiently explained menu items. Service was good for what you expect from a deli & the price was excellent. They will see me again!
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Karen N. on:
3/12/2013 10:20:00 PM
I have been on a hunt to find the best Chinese noodle restaurant in San Gabriel Valley. My journey so far? Utterly disappointing.We ordered 2 things: spicy seafood noodles (my all time fav!) and "Ja Jiang Mien", minced pork & soybean paste noodles. The seafood noodles lacked flavor, and the bowl of ja jiang mien was wayyyy tooo salty. I couldn't finish it because my tongue was numb from the saltiness.New Golden City in Rowland Heights is MUCH better.
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Ali E. on:
3/11/2013 1:32:00 AM
Our exchange student invited us to have dinner with her father and he asked us to meet him at this place. Being American we were unsure what to order so her father ordered the best of everything. All I can say is, "Holy Cow." This was hands down the BEST Chinese food I have ever eaten. Our 9 year old is not crazy about Chinese food but he LOVED it. We came from Orange Coumty and it was well worth the drive. We will definitely come again. Soon!!!Our Chinese daughter and her family are from Shang Xi and they said you cannot get authentic food like this anywhere else but in China.The owner personally cooked a special dish for us. (I'm calling it a beef onion Chinese burrito) I'm sure there is a Chinese name but I don't know it. This isn't even on the menu yet but call ahead and ask. AMAZING.The steamed pork bun (again I don't know the Chinese name) was fried and it melted in my mouth.Okay enough already. I could go on but I think you get the idea.Go to this place. It's incredible. Five star plus.
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Michael B. on:
3/8/2013 3:56:00 PM
I occasionally return to this restaurant to fulfill the cravings of the well known Pan Fried Dumplings and the Beef Cake Rolls but much to my dismay this restaurant has surely gone down in service as well as quality.Each time I come back I expect the place to hopefully change my views or somehow uplift my spirits especially suffering plenty of bad experiences here, but it has finally reached it last straw on my most recent visit last week and I don't think I can return. Unfortunately, the restaurant's service is very poor as it lacks waiters and waitresses willing to serve and accommodate the needs of the customer and other tables around us. I found my most recent visit discomforting especially with food arriving late and lack of courtesy given to not only our table but others.Waiting for a long time for our food, I had seen the following: 1) a couple entering the restaurant waiting to be seated and five minutes later leave the place because they were not greeted or even acknowledged for that matter 2) parents and a baby requesting what happened to the food they ordered because they noticed that while sitting in the center of the room, everyone around them has been continuing to be served except for them 3) a family given food, then a waiter returning to their table to apologize and take a plate to provide it to another table 4) a family waiting at the register to pay for the food to-go but continued to wait for a prolonged amount of time because the staff are too preoccupied with other things.I just was disappointed with each of the situations especially since I was able to observe these things cause my food hadn't arrived yet.However, for the food that my friends and I had ordered. Some of it was fresh, especially the pan fried dumplings not so much the beef cake rolls but having been there quite a few times before I can honestly say the quality has gone down. The dumplings have gotten smaller and beef cake rolls are less meat more cilantro and other things that simply changed my outlook of this place.I just lost faith in this place especially as it declines in service and quality every time I come here. Guess this is the end of the road.
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Dave H. on:
2/23/2013 10:24:00 AM
Went back to try this place again as the original group who ran it moved down the street on Temple City Blvd with the original dumpling and shanghai noodle soups. Back then the quality then dropped as the kitchen and service staffed walked to the other location. But this location is back!The menu here has all the original same stuff such as the homemade beef noodle soup, dumpling dishes, onion pancake, cucumber salad, etc. but has expanded to many more items than its predecessor which makes gives it a nicer variety.Same no thrills interior as it is all about the food here. Service is friendly from the ladies who work there but they always seem to be a little shorthanded as it always gets busy. But they keep the pace moving. Just go there with patience as if you are really hungry...expect a wait....for a table....to order ....and your food...but once you get your food you will be pleased.Sometimes you get the occasional rude asian who will just walk in and seat themselves even though there are people waiting....but usually the gals there are good and will talk back to them and make sure that those waiting get seated first.Although its known for its beef noodle soup...one thing I found is the hot & sour is one of the best around. Not too oily and not over "hot" where it destroys the flavor. A great choice here if you can resist ordering the other nice noodle soups here.The beef pancake roll is still a fav here. Tender slices of beer, hoisin sauce, chinese parsley and thinly slice cucumbers rolled up in their homemade onion pancake.And please don't forget to tip the ladies here. They work their butts off here and you will notice that some older asians don't tip (as it is not customary in their culture if you are from China, HK or other parts of Asia) but these ladies are prob still only making min wage and they work their arses off everyday.Also nice 2 for 1 boba milk tea...not bad.
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Claire L. on:
1/28/2013 6:30:00 AM
This place is truly a little gem in Temple City! I totally agree with other yelpers that this is the BEST NOODLE PLACE!+ great prices!+ portions are big!+ a variety of noodles & onion pancake!Will be back!
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Rebecca H. on:
1/21/2013 5:11:00 AM
Ive been to Mandarin Noodle a decently amount of time throughout the years, and always had a good experience. I always had enjoyed their dumplings and their hand made noodle.So coming here this past week, I was really looking forward to satisfied meal.They were pretty busy on a Friday evening, but we were quickly served even though they had only 2 main waitresses running around.The first thing I noticed and realized that I won't be too satisfied was when I tried their tea, you can taste the unfiltered water, and it was clear they used tap water infused with some tea leafs, strike 1.The lady came by to take our orders, I asked her in Mandarin what she would recommend for a Vegetarian and she named a few plates quickly that I barely figure out what was what. So I asked again, and she said "I already told you what you can eat." Wow, really Chinese people are so rude sometimes. Anyways, she finally showed me a photo and said "a lot of people order this, you should get it. "Strike 2!So we got:Za Jaing Mein- okay, noodle was chewy but it was too salty.Vegetarian Gyoza - not as great as i remembered it to be.and the "popular dish" - that was so bland that I had to let the lady know, I asked if it was okay to get something else in replace of this bland dish and she said she will add more "flavor" to it. So she brought it back with more eggs and sweet and sour sauce. I placed it on the side of the table, until she came back and offered me what I wanted. I thought it was so unnecessary she should of just given me what I wanted to start, now things are just awkward.The Za Jiang mein that I opted out for was better but still not as good as I remembered. Strike 3!!!! The Extra star was given because I was at least able put food in my tummy, but they def. need to work on their customer service skills.
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Erik P. on:
1/13/2013 1:30:00 PM
The fish dumpling are very tasty and juicy. I love their vegertable noodle soup, you can chose the broth either veggie or chicken broth. Both of them were good.
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Helena N. on:
12/28/2012 5:01:00 AM
BEST. NOODLE. PLACE. EVER. LIKEEVER.I'm in love with their beef noodle soup with their hand pulled noodles. Huge serving sizes, affordable prices, and it's freaking delicious. Never going anywhere for beef noodle soup. Ever.
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Irene L. on:
12/28/2012 2:31:00 AM
I come here pretty often with my family. This place is pretty good and reasonably priced! Portions are large. I'm a huge fan of knife cut/hand pulled noodles and they have both. All of the noodles I've had have been pretty good, including Beef Noodle Soup and Spicy Seafood Noodles. Their dry noodles are yummy as well!
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J H. on:
12/23/2012 10:57:00 PM
One of my favorite places to go and get Beef noodle soup that is in my area. I always get their hand made noodles though its super duper long and you have to find a way to cut it. And it doesnt come spicy so you have to add chili oil to it. Overall really good food every time I come, I gone there like over a dozen times and I always get the same consistency in my beef noodle soup and noodles. So I'm a happy yelper here!
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Peter K. on:
12/9/2012 4:18:00 AM
Been here for the third time. Place is very authentic. My favorite is the knife cut noodles with Hot and Sour soup. A must try!
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Tim E. on:
11/22/2012 8:14:00 PM
I think this is the first time back since the business was sold but not entirely sure. I just know the lady from before is no more. that was the owner. as I recall. Since that time I really think the quality of the food has taken a dive and service remains the same as shoddy. The dishes were definitely not so clean.The dishes I liked didn't taste so good as before. Not like I was expecting a grand meal to begin with but quality did take a dip, a huge dip.
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Claudia C. on:
11/20/2012 8:04:00 AM
LOVE this place.I work right next door, so I've been here a couple times. I love the noodles and huge portions! But I can never finish the bowls of noodles by myself so I try not to go on my own. The tables are a bit sticky and windows seem dirty, but I don't care about stuff like that when the food is good. :)WHAT I'VE TRIED:- - - Beef Noodle Soup : Hits the spot every single time! I've had this with knife-cut (dao shao) noodles and the hand pulled noodles and I always enjoy it. I actually prefer the hand pulled noodles more. Its nice and chewy and soaks up just enough soup. The beef is nice and tender. Perfect on a cold day!- - - Green Onion Pancake : I've had better. They're still good but a bit bland (in my humble opinion). It tasted more like naan to me than green onion pancake.- - - San Jian Bao : Usually the San Jian Bao I prefer are daintier than the ones they serve here. I ordered them for my lunch break once (these take longer, I think 30 min?) and when I opened the to-go box my mouth dropped at the size of them. I think there were 8 or so and I ended eating them for two lunches in a row. They were good but super filling since there's so much bao.- - - Potstickers : Got these to-go as well. A few of them leaked so they were swimming in the juices and got soggy :( but nonetheless still good.- - - Shanghai Style Fried Ricecake : I prefer the Fried Ricecake at Supreme Dragon. They stir-fried the ricecake while it had too much moisture so these ended up too soggy. Will not order again.- - - Leek & Pork uhhhh Wraps? : Idk what these were called but it was like a bigger dumpling that was wrapped circularly and then flattened! THESE WERE BOMB! super oily though.A great place to go for solid Chinese food/ soup noodles. I think they don't like you using credit card unless you spend more than $20, but they're not too strict about it.
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Andrew F. on:
11/3/2012 5:27:00 AM
After buying out the name and business of the Mandarin Noodle Deli, the 'New' Mandarin Noodle Deli has done a decent job of maintaining what was built before it.Pretty solid noodle dishes, but nothing out of the ordinary. The restaurant is generally clean and moderately bussed. The waitresses are slightly stand-off-ish and just want to get the tasks complete.. leaving out the customer care and service.. but who am I kidding? This is a Chinese restaurant. You want customer service, go non-Asian.Their staples are the beef noodle soup, the beef roll/wrap, and their dumplings. Solid across the board, but no real flare.They have buy one get one free boba, but it's just mediocre boba. It's like going to a burger joint for fried chicken.. just because they have it doesn't mean it's good.Their bathrooms are extremely small and have almost no operating room because the inswing of the door eliminates all room for mobility.Parking can be found on the streets on Primrose and/or Las Tunas.Flavors are balanced, portions, are good, but just.. nothing extra special. The one special thing? It's a Chinese place that actually accepts CREDIT CARDS! None of this shady CASH ONLY business :D
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Mel L. on:
10/25/2012 10:17:00 AM
Great green onion pancakes! Much improved from when they first changed hands from the previous Mandarin Noodle. It no longer has a "Taiwanese taste" but it's pretty legit Mainland Shanxi taste now.
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Cindy L. on:
10/21/2012 5:48:00 AM
being Taiwanese, I L-O-V-E taiwanese noodles, soups and etc. I haven't been here since the change in new ownership so I was a little hesitant to come but I was not disappointed!+ hot & soup soup: actually pretty authentic with the right amount of spiciness & sour+ house cold noodle w/ chicken: the noodles were perfectly textured & chewy with the peanut sauce I love oh so much. mmm!- scallion pancake was a little more disappointing, not too crispy. more on the moist/oily side- service was no bueno but what do you expect? it's 626 haha.come for the food if you're in the area! pretty tasty :)
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Lucrecia C. on:
10/11/2012 6:48:00 PM
Food is subpar. Probably good when you're really hungry and are not a fan of fast food. Service is horrible. There are plenty of other places around the area selling at similar prices but with much better food and service.
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Charlene L. on:
8/12/2012 1:58:00 AM
I am surprised this restaurant has such few ratings. My family and I often come here for their noodles. They offer SIX different types of noodles. Yum! I love their xiao ma mien (slightly spicy seafood noodles) and they also have a stir-fried seafood noodle which is really good as well. Their noodle portions are very generous, definitely enough to feed 2-3 people. Their beef rolls however are just okay. They did not wrap the entire roll so it was a little loose. By simply picking one piece up, it would easily fall apart. The pieces were also a bit small. They give 6 pieces but 3 of the 6 pieces were pretty small. Their beef noodle soup is pretty good as well. I love their dao xiao mein (knife cut noodles) and the beef pieces did not have any fat or tendon which I love!The prices are reasonable for the food, considering the noodle portions are huge. There is also parking in the front and the back as well. The service is okay but we did not really get much of an interaction with them since they were so busy.
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Michael L. on:
8/12/2012 4:06:00 PM
Upon telling my girlfriend that I had a dao xiao mein craving, I was taken to this restaurant. I was a bit skeptical considering the low ratings on yelp, but the food was quite good! There were a reasonable number of people at the restaurant but they were still fast to accommodate for us as a table of 7.The restaurant is not particularly clean, and it can be a little hard to catch the attention of the servers. However, the friendliness of their service and the delicious food makes up for it!We ordered 6 dishes to share between the 7 of us, and it was the perfect amount.Beef noodle soup: The dao xiao mein is pretty much made for beef noodle soup. The pairing was fantastic, although the dao xiao mein was a tad bit overcooked making it less chewy and more tender. The soup base was fine, but it would've been so much better if there was more flavor in the soup.Chao ma mein: This was decent as well! The soup had a good flavor to it, they gave reasonable portions of seafood, but the noodles were once again a bit overcooked. Perhaps they test the noodles inside and cook them until they're the proper tenderness, but by the time they reach the table they're overcooked due to the heat of the soup.We ordered another noodle dish that was a stir-fried noodles with seafood. The noodles were quite good and chewy in this one, as it was stir-fried rather than in soup. If I liked seafood, I'd probably really enjoy getting this dish on a regular basis.Beef pancake roll: This dish was disappointing. The beef and the sauce they use is decent, but the portion size was quite small and the pancakes barely wrapped the meat and veggies, causing it to fall apart if you tried picking it up. If they fixed that issue and gave bigger portions, this would probably be a good dish.Stir-fried vegetables: This dish lacked flavor. They give a decent amount of vegetables, but it wasn't very well seasoned. For the price, I'd probably rather get another bowl of noodles.Pan-fried buns: This was the most disappointing out of all the dishes. There was absolutely no flavor. They pretty much took a flavorless meat bun and stuck it on top of a pan coated with oil, thus browning the bottom. Nothing special about it. I ended up dousing these buns in soy sauce and white pepper, making it substantially better.Overall, this place was decent, and considering how reasonable its prices are I would definitely return here for more noodles. I love dao xiao mein, and I'm glad that I can get it here, especially in big portions!
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Melissa G. on:
7/29/2012 2:57:00 PM
Gave this place a second try. Had a better experience. Still torn between 2 or 3 stars though, but I'll up it for the dumplings.We ordered:-Shrimp and pork dumplings- the filling was delish with big chunks of succelent shrimp. Dumpling skin was a bit thick for my liking though.-Zhajiangmian (dry noodles, soybean sauce)- decent. I forget which noodles we ordered, but they were also just okay.Overall not a bad experience, but not a memorable one either. I'm still leaning toward two stars, but the servers were fairly attentive (especially for an Asian place!), so three it is.
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Leon M. on:
7/12/2012 12:58:00 PM
Foods was great and prices are reasonable. But the service and attitude from the waitresses are bad. Me and some friends were heading there for dinner around 8 ish and we ordered abour 6 dishes. All are good until the waitress came over and rush us to pay the bill like they are hurry to go home. There are still customers inside and the restaurant still open for business. WTF
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Mimi C. on:
7/8/2012 3:16:00 AM
OK Chinese food.Our orders consisted of green onion pancake, cucumbers, beef noodle soup, pork chop fried rice, pan fried dumplings, xiao long baos, and beef rolls.Their most memorable items were their knife cut beef noodle soup (HUGE bowl) which has really tender meat and lots of yummy chewy noodles. Everything else tasted too much like one another that it didn't really matter what I stuffed in my face.They have a buy 1 get 1 free milk tea which is actually pretty good!
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Lisa L. on:
7/2/2012 6:01:00 PM
It's ok. The food is ok; not as good as House of Mandarin Noodle. The service is ok; it was busy. We seated ourselves, and it took us a while to flag down a waitress each time we needed something. I asked for lemon & they said they don't have any; how am I suppose to eat my beef noodle soup? THIS RESTAURANT IS JUST OK!
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Lucky P. on:
6/21/2012 6:29:00 AM
Not very friendly lady, maybe because of language barrier, but their beef soup is great.
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Helena H. on:
6/19/2012 9:31:00 PM
I understand why this is the NEW Mandarin Deli. I haven't really been back to this location since the other location opened. Wow, the quality of the food is terrible!!Panfried dumplings...presentation looked like it was thrown on a plate and sitting in oil. It didn't taste very good either.beef wrap - bland, it was missing something and I realize later, it was the sauce. Fail!Beef stew with pulled noodle - noddles were sticking together and wasn't cooked thoroughly.When the lady bought us the food, she had one hand holding the phone and the other holding the bowl. We all looked at her at the table, like "what the heck are u doing?" She looked and walked away pretty quickly. Terrible!!I will never return here again, but go to the new location of the original Mandarin Deli off Las Tunas and Temple blvd.
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Dorothy X. on:
6/9/2012 8:03:00 PM
I'd say this place is reminiscent of Mama's Lu, but Mama's Lu is way cheaper. I didn't get to try this place before the change of ownership, so I don't have much to gripe about regarding food quality, and I thought this place was OK. It's not the best noodle place I've been to though, and I'm not sure whether I'll be back.This restaurant sells Shanxi style cuisine, so the food generally isn't spicy. There are a lot of carb items with meat (noodles, buns, dumplings, etc), which is what they're known for. The noodle soups come in large portions, so you can definitely share with 2-3 people. I like that you can also choose the type of noodles you want -- my family chose the knife-cut noodles, which are a bit thicker and flatter than regular hand pulled noodles but are chewier. We also tried the fried meat buns and beef wrap. The best beef wrap I've had is currently still at 101 Noodle, and I've been on a hunt ever since to find something similar or better. New Mandarin Noodle's beef wrap did not meet my standard, and was stuffed with more tendon than meat.There was no dinner rush during a weekend, so maybe this restaurant isn't as popular as it was before. Plenty of parking outside on the streets though, so that's a plus!
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Jennifer H. on:
5/7/2012 9:07:00 PM
Thanks to coworkers for introducing me to this place after work. They give such a big bowl of noodle soup to feed 2or 3. there are many different kind of noodles. Like you get to choose what type of noodles you want in your soup. Really enjoyed their house special noodle with hand something noodle. Beef.stew is also good. Love this place because it only cost around $6 something for a bowl and you can share! Will come back when I am in the area.
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Yinpon B. on:
4/13/2012 4:37:00 AM
HEALTH WARNING ALERT for Jia Xian Siao Guan!HEALTH WARNING ALERT for Jia Xian Siao Guan!We ordered meat bums without leeks. The waitress brought us a plate of meat bums. My mom and my husband each got one bum before knowing they are meat bums with leeks.The waitress came back and told us she brought us the wrong plate. She took the bum off my mom's USED chopsticks and put it back on the plate. My husband's bum was already on his USED plate with sauce; we didn't give this bum back. The waitress immediately brought the plate to the table next to us with 7 pieces (1 piece missing). She later brought our bums (without leeks) and gave to the customer next to us one bum. She came back and told us we had to give back one piece to the other party.It's not about $$. Making mistakes is ok. But seriously, it's about sanitation. We told the customers who got our bum about what happened. She said she was aware of it and didn't eat any bums.I requested to speak to the owner. The owner wasn't there today. I confronted the waitress. She had an attitude and said, "What's the big deal?" This is disgusting! Disgusting!NEVER RETURN!!
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Philip T. on:
3/24/2012 2:49:00 PM
The food is no longer good after the change of ownership.Onion pancake: no tasteNoodles: too oilyFried rice: no flavorGo the house of mandarin noodle on temple city blvd which is where the previous owners set up shop.
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Genevieve L. on:
3/2/2012 10:48:00 PM
Lunch with my step daughter, hubs and son. We live in OC and step daughter in San Gabriel, so we're always thrilled to try a new spot with her for Chinese food. My hubs got the beef noodle soup and he wasn't disappointed, I got the hand pulled noodles with sesame sauce and shared with my 2 year old son, who ate most of the noodles himself. I would have liked a little more sauce, but it was very tasty, the cucumbers were very fresh. Step daughter got the hand pulled noodles with some sort of seafood mix. Looked and smelled awesome, but I didn't try any. We also shared onion pancake and some dumplings. Onion pancake was ok, kind of greasy for my taste, but the dumplings were really good. I know, LOTS of food, but we rarely get out there to eat, so we splurged. Definitely will go back!
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Shuo L. on:
2/23/2012 6:47:00 PM
OMG, one of the best "Shanxi" noodles shop in LA, i think
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Susie S. on:
2/23/2012 12:40:00 PM
The Beef Wrap is still good here but I think the noodles deteriorated under new management. Still looking for really good beef noodle soup!!!
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Tiffany C. on:
2/2/2012 6:07:00 PM
I came here around 2 PM and I was surprised to see so many people!The beef noodle soup was really good. They have three different kinds of noodles, and I chose the fattest one haha. I was surprised at the amount of noodles they gave us. There was so much that for about $7, it was well worth the price. The broth was savory and I really liked that they add cilantro for some extra spiciness. There was a little too much green onions, but other than that, it was very good. There was a decent amount of meat, and it was quite tender. I just wish they had included some tendons instead of these whole chunks of meat.The xiao long bao (8 pieces) were pretty good, except that the little dumplings had already exploded, so we didn't get the soupy broth that's inside of them. There was meat on a few of the little dumplings, but overall it was pretty good. If you really like the soup inside, then it's a little disappointing to find that they exploded.The potstickers were really good, except that we waited for a good ten minutes after the other two dishes had come out before it came. It was sloppily tossed onto the plate (I guess the chef was in a rush), but delicious nonetheless. I really like the crispiness of the potstickers and was well worth the wait.They only accept credit cards, and our total came out to be around $19.52 or something (less than $0.50 off!) but they wouldn't take the card. Some restaurants are lenient and say what the heck, but they are a little stricter. The service was decent ... but I suspect that when the restaurant is full, the ladies get backed up and the service becomes a lot slower. The seats are a little sticky.
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Kathy Y. on:
2/1/2012 11:10:00 AM
My friend recommended this place to me a while ago. and i eventually drop here on a Sunday and found out they really carry DELICIOUS handmade noodle. i ordered the beef stew noodle with a hand pulled style noodle, the noodle came out to be really chewing. I Love how they put the spinach inside, which made a big plus to the soup. Also, the onion pancake is good too. i will highly recommended it. My friend ordered the lamb noodle soup. It is really special and delicious too:) overall, eating at new mandarin noodle deli is a great experience and we will come back again soon.oh! i also found the link below on fb , you might wanna check it out:)!http://www.facebook.com/…
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info on:
2011-04-01
I have been here for several times.I'd just say nice noodles,if it doesn't let me wait for a little long,I will give a perfect mark.
AVG:(4.8)
