My local friend brought us here since I was craving cha chaan teng 茶餐廳 but it turned out to be a bit different from the traditional ones in Hong Kong. We tried the condensed milk and butter toast, preserved/salted eggs with spinach, and HK-style pork ribs. The dishes were tasty, and the service was fast. The HK milk tea was good, and they offer the first refill for free. Plus, there's ample parking, which is always a bonus.

Even though there are many Delicious Food Corner in SoCal, this is my first time trying with my friend. I'm not sure if the quality is the same, but this location is definitely worth checking out. All of the ordered dishes are great and delicious. Shrimp with Scrambled Eggs: this is a simple dish and can be cooked at home, but I still ordered it to satisfy my craving. It didn't disappoint me, the portion is large and there are great amount of large shrimps. The eggs are nice and fluffy and the green onions give a great flavor to the dish. Stir-Fried Jelly Fish, Fish Cake and Assorted Mushroom: this is my first time trying stir-fried/warmed jelly fish (I had it as a cold dish), and I love it! The jelly fish is still crunchy, and paired well with the veggies and mushrooms. A very interesting dish to try, you can try lots of different ingredients. Sautéed Taishan Cauliflower with Preserved Meat: another common dish that can be found everywhere. But I still recommend this veggie dish! The cauliflower is nicely cooked (not super soft/soggy or super crunchy). Chicken & Mushroom Clay Pot Rice: the rice is perfectly cooked, it has a thin crust of slightly browned rice on the bottom. The chicken and mushroom portion is reasonable. And love it how it comes with green veggie to balance out the dish. There are other clay pot rice options, so you can select the one based on your preference. Overall, the dishes that we ordered were not salty or oily at all! This place is a great stop for Chinese food, and I absolutely love how the food is not overly seasoned. The portion and the price is amazing and unbeatable. I think I will definitely go back to try out other options. I see comments about their complaint about customer service; however, my friend and I thought their service is acceptable (standard level). We were not approached rudely and our requests were solved. The restaurant environment is very casual, and family-like.

We did a takeout in-store and waited about 10-15 minutes for our food. Overall pretty good but not my favorite DFC. My favorite is the one in DB still. Their beef chow fun and yin yang fried rice are solid. Sweet and sour pork was a lil too soggy and some of the pineapple pieces were the core therefore inedible

Been to other locations of Delicious Food Corner, I know that they have variety of Chinese food that tend to not disappoint my craving. Sometimes we can have high expectations when we try so many kind of Chinese, but I am feeling like getting something familiar, that I grow up eating, so I went for fish porridge/congee. It's simple, but tastes like home. While here, I got their HongKong style coffee milk tea. While you're here, I recommend their Hong Kong style pineapple bun w/ butter, come with two buns per order. Make sure you have it while it's hot! It's so good :)

Comforting Chinese/ Cantonese food. Staff were friendly and attentive and food was-- DELICIOUS! Everything was cooked to perfection and super flavorful. Ample parking outside the restaurant and lots of tables for dine in. Recommend if you're looking for good Chinese food!

I came here to the San Gabriel DFC for dinner with my family a while ago. There's a lot more locations throughout the area now but this is the closest one to me. The food was surprisingly good. The minced pork with egg and rice was the highlight of the meal and you have an option to get non spicy or spicy. I would definitely have to go with that non-spicy again next time. The peppers that they put in there is quite a kick. We also ordered that seafood chow mein. The seafood taste was definitely a bit strong so keep that in mind. We also got the satay supreme beef with vermicelli hot pot. It was pretty good but it seemed a little dry probably because it was in a hot pot and it could be a little juicier but overall it was pretty good. The satay taste was very robust. The restaurant itself isn't huge. And I can see how I can get busy on the weekends enduring busy times of the week. I went in with the expectation of service being really terrible as per the reviews but it was decent. It did take a while for us to get our iced water we did have to ask again thinking that they had forgotten about it. from a lot of the other reviews, it looks like a lot of people come here for breakfast and that is something. The parking lot is in huge either but there is tons of street parking as well whenever the lot gets full.

Service here is good and so is the food. It's busy for a reason! With more then multiple locations, Delicious Food Corner is known for their Hong Kong style breakfast and Cantonese classic specialty. Their menu has many options, so there is something for everyone. Although, this San Gabriel location does not have Dim Sum as opposed to their Arcadia restaurant- so probably each location are slightly different. Overall, I like the San Gabriel location- easy parking (street or private lot), staff are pleasant to deal with, food is good, and they take both credit card or cash (I dislike when a business is just card or cash only) - a win!

Absolutely solid HK cafe! Coming from the Bay, the one place that I wanted to visit the most in the 626 area is a solid HK cafe and this place definitely lives true to its name. I ordered the Singaporean noodles, pineapple buns with butter and an ice lemon tea. Pineapple buns with butter- Comes in a pair, delicious, honestly can't go wrong with pineapple buns but it wasn't mind blowing. Singaporean noodles- Excellent! Very well made, flavoring was on point with hits of curry and the portions for this was insane. I don't know how ONE individual would be able to finish this whole thing. Ice Lemon tea- Refillable, very refreshing and overall made the meal extra enjoyable. Service was decent too! The set up reminded me of an American diner but I guess that's what HK Cafes are!

生炒骨 - Pretty authentic. Crispy even with sauce. Nicely done. 臘味煲仔飯 - Lots of ingredients, also have crispy rice crust but more chewy than crispy.