Happy Together

It seems service reviews were hit or miss. Fortunately for us we had a great experience- not only were the staff friendly but efficient. We had an issue with my mom’ health and they quickly get us situated so we can leave. The food we had at home were tasty. They have another location in El Monte so glad to have discovered this place close to home!

I stumbled upon this place on a Saturday when my original brunch plans fell through. But I was very pleasantly surprised. This place is amazing. I knew from the peking ducks hanging at the front door and the auntie that greeted us that this place was gonna be amazing. You order on your phone and the food comes out shortly after. Service is honestly so nice too. Auntie is very polite and kind. Food is out of this world. Peking duck is so fatty and juicy and amazing. Shumai is so hot and delectable - got two orders of that. And the dried scallop fried rice so cooked so perfectly. So fluffy and light - was the perfect base to all of the indulgent food we had. We absolutely demolished all of the food we had. This was some of the best dim sum I’ve had.

Happy Together Dim Sum in Chino Hills, CA is a fantastic spot for authentic and delicious dim sum. The service is quick, and the variety of dishes is impressive. Definitely recommend trying their har gow and siu mai!

Roasted Duck is very delicious! Update: The pork stomach and chicken stew was very thick and not so tasty, and the stir fry jellyfish head was only spicy. There was no flavor in the dish.

Update as of 10/2025: we’ve eaten here many times since my last update. This time the dim sum dishes tasted a bit off. Not sure if the dim sum chef had a day off or stayed up way too late playing mahjong the night before. All the fried and grilled items came with extra grease (unlike our previous visits) and tasted just a bit off (slightly overcooked, perhaps?). Also the service was acceptable, but didn’t feel as friendly or attentive as all of our prior visits. We will continue to dine here and hopefully the management will revert back to its former state. We did try its latest addition: crispy coconut chicken. We ordered the 1/2 chicken and that was pretty tasty, a bit small for 1/2 chicken, but nonetheless it was better than our dim sum dishes on this visit. Update: we’ve returned again. As always, the Cantonese dishes were authentic and very tasty, and the service was friendly and efficient. I surely don’t understand the low scores from other reviewers. This place is worth a try if you haven’t done so already. I tried the bitter melon with beef. It was excellent as the Mellon was crispy but cooked and the beef was very tender. Its flavor really reminded me of tiny shops in Hong Kong. This is a great under the radar dim sum place. There are several dim sum places in Chino Hills and I think this is the best. They have limited dim sum dishes and certainly not as good as the ones in Hong Kong or Guangdong, but for Chino Hills I think this is a great place for dim sums. The duck is on the lean side, but pretty good. Most other dishes we had were decent, though nothing special. The service has always been friendly and good. During COVID, we were grateful this place stayed open for takeouts and we did just that many times.

10/10/24 The Dim Sum here is a real treat! We indulged in the Shrimp Siu Mai, Shanghai Soup Dumplings, and Steamed BBQ Pork Buns, and each bite was a flavor explosion. You can’t go wrong with these three. To top it off, the service was both speedy and friendly.

I went there for lunch around noon and brought home the leftovers. When I went to eat them again later that afternoon, I was shocked to find a long steel wire inside one of the sesame balls. This is completely unacceptable and dangerous. I will never return to this place, and I strongly urge others to think twice before eating here. Safety should never be compromised.

First thing that came to mind, this place is expensive for their portion, and the quality of food given was what you would expect from any generic decent dim sum place. The food was alright but I don't think I've ever seen Har Gao given in sets of 3, most places I've been to are in sets of 4. The Chung Fun was...wrapped uniquely? Strange presentation, but things eventually get blended in your mouth so i guess you can overlook that. The sauce though they use for it, is strange, like there's just something off, though no one was sick after eating here. The other dishes wasn't anything remarkable, I feel (which makes sense) that the flavors are tailored for the demographic of clientele in the area, even though the guests insides are mainly Asian, a bit closer to 20-30 year old. Over hearing the table next to us, the mother there has two young children and ordered a fried dish, which upon opening it up, found out it was undercooked/raw. So take that as you would. Personally, I would not come here again as it was pretty subpar and pricey.

The food was really tasty! It was one of the best hong kong style food/dim sum in the area! I'm so glad we gave this place a shot. We will be back if we're ever in the area.

I have been wanting to try this place for months. I usually go next door to the sushi spot and always notice a several people going into Happy Together. I did not enjoy my visit here and I will not return. Our server was pleasant. However, the service was just mid. Nice lady, but, she wasn't very enthusiastic about the menu offerings. She was seriously hesitant to answer any questions or make a simple recommendation. I ordered the two item BBQ combo with soy sauce chicken and BBQ pork. It came with white steamed rice. I asked her if I could pay extra for fried rice and was denied. The chicken was not good. It was full of bones. I asked about the bones and the lack of warning and they said that's the way they serve it. I was promised that the pork was indeed boneless and it was not. The BBQ pork was dry and not flavorful at all. The pork was advertised as boneless, and yet I bit into a bone. I literally only ate about 20% of my plate, and threw the rest out. The server should have noticed this, but did not. Feeling fortunate that I didn't get hurt or have a bone stuck in my throat.

Simply the best HK style Dimsum and resto. I would even say the best Siumai in SoCal. It's fresh and very tasty. The Peking suck is always a hit and one of my faves. The cucumber salad is so good and better than DTF. I love that they cilantro to it. And their Yang Chow fried rice is so delish and like the smoky flavor. Service is quick and easy to order thru a QR code. If you're coming here on a weekend and during peak hours call and have them put your name on the list.

Happy Together Dim Sum in Chino Hills, CA is a fantastic spot for authentic and delicious dim sum. The service is quick, and the variety of dishes is impressive. Definitely recommend trying their har gow and siu mai!

Well, Tami and I were "happy together " after a dim sum lunch at "Happy Together" ; imagine that! I ordered what I thought was "just enough" and we still ended up bringing a good amount of food home. This restaurant has gone through 4 ownership and name changes in the past 10 years; all were good and solid Chinese dim sum houses. I do not know if any of the help has carried over, but today's dining experience was as good as any. The dim sum was fresh and tasty and I really enjoyed the roast duck and pig ear appetizers. In the area? Come on by. You will love it...if you have a passion for authentic Chinese cuisine.

We ordered 8 dishes from happy together for Labor Day. All dishes were delicious, generous portion, and prepared by the time we picked up. The duck, coconut chicken, tofu with mushrooms, and French beef were wonderful.

All of the food here was great we loved the broccolini. We love the shrimp dumplings. We love the white rice. We love the tripe we love the beef noodles and the soups were exceptionally good here. The dim sum was incredible. We love the food here and we really recommend that this will be your next to go dim sum place.

My eyes pop upon seeing the hanging roast duck in the window. I've been craving roast duck for so long and was hoping this place would do its justice to fulfill my craving. Of course I went in ahead and placed an order while hubby drove around looking for parking. They do have a private lot, it is also shared with other businesses so today it seems busy. Placed an order for seafood crispy noodles, three items combination, roasted duck, soy sauce chicken, pork char siu and snow pea leaves also Shu mai . Both husband and I were disappointed with their pork char Sui , it had a tough texture , not tender and dry inside. Yeah , maybe I had a bad batch, but I wouldn't recommend pork char siu from my experience. (it tasted like it was sitting in the fridge the night before and reheated the next day.) We did like the roast duck had great flavor The snowy leaves cooked perfectly , seafood, crispy noodles stirfry and shumai was equally delicious. Service it was mediocre they're not as attentive and we did have to ask for water, refills & napkins. From the look of the waiters facial expression, she wasn't too keen in replacing my husband's soil plate upon his requests. She brought over a clean plate, but it was more of a look of annoyance. The restaurant looks small upon entering, but is quite spacious towards the back I don't think it can really accommodate large groups gathering most of the ceilings that I've noticed are booth style table seatings. Other than that, the only person that seems friendly was a gentleman At the counter where we paid our bill.

Took my parents here for DimSum and we have been going here for many years. They do not disappoint! Their dishes are fresh and flavorful, dim sum is juicy and Peking duck is good (almost half the price of other places nearby, ahem) The only thing is they don't serve alcohol. We like to indulge with beer or wine for brunch on weekends but that's okay, we made up for it with food! Whole order of Peking Duck Chinese Broccoli Cold Cucumber Spicy Jellyfish shiu mai Shao long bao Har gow Bean curd Chicken fried rice And we ordered a bunch of things to take home to eat for dinner hehe. So yummy...

FIRST visit: Good dim sum place in CH: I foresee this'll easily become a fave pickup spot * FARES feasted on:   === Two Item Combo Plate: roasted duck, roasted pork = both were yummy and fresh, the duck was flavorful, the pork had that fatty juice to offset the crispyness (maybe juuust a tad dry)   === Beef Chow Fun: stir fried well, the beef and noodles had that slight sear from the wok which always makes this dish tastier   === (dim sum) Steamed Garlic Spare Ribs: lovely   === (dim sum) Beef Tripe with ginger & green onions: yummy fresh === (dim sum) Chicken Feet: just how I remember the classic ones tasted, not too spicy * FRIENDLY service: Yes * FRESH air seating outside?  No * FAIR pricing: Yes * FEE processing: None. Accepts credit cards * FREE parking: Yes, plaza lot * FYI: they close for an hour or two between lunch and dinner service - take note; also closed all Tue FOUR 1/2 stars **** '

This place designed for Millenial and Gen Z, upon get seated, there is QR Code that we need to scan to order the food, which to me very convenient BUT for elder people this will be the obstacle when ordering food! Egg Yolk was too 'liquid' inside the bun, not that fond eating it coz it drips the moment split into 2. Chinese Broccoli was great taste, lastly the Peking duck is the highlight of the menu! Great taste and price also quite fair. The orders came quite quick and def recommended this place.

I stumbled upon this place on a Saturday when my original brunch plans fell through. But I was very pleasantly surprised. This place is amazing. I knew from the peking ducks hanging at the front door and the auntie that greeted us that this place was gonna be amazing. You order on your phone and the food comes out shortly after. Service is honestly so nice too. Auntie is very polite and kind. Food is out of this world. Peking duck is so fatty and juicy and amazing. Shumai is so hot and delectable - got two orders of that. And the dried scallop fried rice so cooked so perfectly. So fluffy and light - was the perfect base to all of the indulgent food we had. We absolutely demolished all of the food we had. This was some of the best dim sum I've had. Vibes are great.

I've been to Happy Together two times and had great meal both times. Recently, I tried the cucumber salad, Peking duck, and pan-fried daikon cake, and everything was delicious. The cucumber salad was refreshing with a nice balance of flavors. The Peking duck was perfectly crispy and juicy, and the daikon cake was a crispy, savory treat. Service was quick and super friendly, and the restaurant was clean. I also tried soy sauce chicken, shrimp rice noodle, and sticky rice and chicken in lotus leaf on a different day and all were tasty. I highly recommend this place!

I came here late in the afternoon for the first time since I love bbq pork and soy sauce chicken. Be aware sometimes if you come at the end of the day, they might be out of those two dishes!! They were out of the bbq but i was able to try out their soy sauce chicken. The second time I came back, i was able to try their bbq pork. The meats are moist and flavorful!! I also get to try their fried noodle and it's not much of my cup of tea. It consisted of fried noodle and fried beef, the noodle was a bit dry but the beef was pretty good!

Real good food at Happy Together and they also have a nice variety of dishes. Some go-to items are the roasted pork, beef chow fun, and salt and pepper pork. They also have a number of dim sum items if you're feeling Cantonese brunch items. You can't go wrong. I recommend avoiding coming here during holidays. They can get real busy and I don't think they're set up to handle big rushes. On Father's Day, I placed a phone order and was told 30 min for pickup. It ended up being over an hour which means I was waiting at the restaurant for a while to get the food. After speaking to a nice lady who was also there for over an hour, she was monitoring their process and thinks they cook orders in bulk rather than a FIFO approach. This leaves many people waiting for their food until the chef gets enough orders of the same item. This might be a good method for the restaurant but leaves customers with a subpar experience (if indeed true). Either way...please work on getting orders out faster or consider underpromising and over-delivering instead of false timeframes!

Food was amazing. Service was pretty fast for the amount of people that was there. Not a big place but you have to get there early to get a table. Now for the food I liked. Bbq pork, sesame seed balls, chicken feet, chow fun, yang Chao, shrimp siomai, sautéed string beans , shrimp dumplings and spicy salt meats except for the squid was good. The squid was over cooked and tough. Was not impressed with the walnut shrimp, garlic eggplant and spicy chicken. The roasted pork had a crunchy skin but not flavored to my liking. Other places taste better.

Didn't want to drive to SGV for the usual Chinese BBQ, found this place in Chino and gave it a try. They have limited Dim Sum dishes but it was good enough selections. They also have roasted duck, Peking duck(not sure if you have to order 24 hours in advance or not. Didn't look like it on the menu.). Roasted pork belly, char Shiu and chciken. They also have frozen dim sum to take home as well. The roasted meats are pretty decent and same as the dim sum. They have my favorite salted egg yolk lava steamed buns so I'm quite happy with it. Too bad they don't offer the basic wonton Mee where it goes with all of the roasted meats. The place is clean and fast services.

We went and got the half duck which the waitress said was more than enough for 2 people and she wasn't wrong. The duck came with steamed buns and was very good but there were quite a few pieces that were all bone with very little edible meat. That said it's a fantastic deal for the price and the was very good! This was our second time there and their dim sum is also above average especially their shrimp rice rolls and lotus sticky rice. The service was quick and attentive and it has a very family owned type of vibe even though I don't think it is. Side note they have unlimited refills on their lemon tea which is also tasty. I highly recommend going if you're in the mood for Peking duck.

The food was ok. I had better dim sum before. The tea is $2.5 per person, which is unreasonably expensive!

Food was pretty ok. Wished we got something better. Don't get the coconut chicken though. The image of the restaurant is clickbait don't trust

I came here with my family on a weekend craving all the classics, and the dim sum did not disappoint. The har gow and siu mai were super fresh and flavorful, and the BBQ baked bun had that perfect balance of sweet and savory with a soft, golden top. Honestly, I could've eaten a whole tray of those buns. During the visit, I did venture outside the dim sum menu and tried the beef chow fun and the crispy noodles with seafood... and I kind of wish I hadn't. The noodles tasted a little cheap and were pretty bland compared to everything else. I'd totally come back, but I'll be sticking to the dim sum next time. If that's what you're there for, you're in for a great meal. Service was good! The wait was about an hour, so I recommend going early.

This place would receive a 5 star review when dining in, but unfortunately tonight is a 2 star review specifically for our to go order. We are frequent patrons and it was our first time ordering to go. We ordered the Beef Chow Fun and it only had MAYBE 5 thin small slices of beef very disappointing. The food should be prepared with the same respect as if we were dining in. This experience might have made us look elsewhere for future authentic HK style cuisine.

Strictly an Uber eats review. I ordered the Singapore vermicelli noodles which is dry and has curry powder in it. Flavor bomb and generous portion. I also enjoyed their dim sum, the fried turnip cake. I also like their lotus leaf wrapped sticky rice, this time the inside smelled a bit sour so I did not eat it.. just incase it was bad. They crispy pork belly was a must try but a little on the salty side. Next thing I want to try is their char siu bbq pork but would order the dim sum and the dishes I mentioned.

Haven't eaten here in months. Glad that we were able to get seated right away. The BBQ pork was extra delish today-- moist with the right amount of marbling on the pork cut. Fried rice spot on! Tofu dish is always good. Service is very attentive. Tables are never sticky and entire place is kept clean always. Am very happy about this place.

Was told that this place had good dim sum so I drove out to try it. I was disappointed. It's not better than the dim sum restaurants in alhambra/san gabriel area. Beef Chow Fun - The reason why they get 2 stars instead of none. This was good, has the wok hei flavor in the noodles and beef. Triple Meat - It's ok, nothing fantastic. Got the roast beef, bbq pork and roasted pork. So far the best siu yok I've had in the west coast is in Vegas. BBQ pork was tough, lacked flavor. Roast beef is ok but lunasia has a better roast beef. Lotus Wrapped Sticky Rice - Rice was so dry I thought it wasn't glutinous rice. Sea Harbor or Lunasia has better ones. Golden Egg Yolk Buns - Decent, though I would prefer the buns to be rounder and fluffier rather than fat on the widths. Siew Mai - Was ok. Hard to mess this one up. Steamed BBQ Pork Bun - Probably the worst I've had in my life. There was a really sour after taste in the filling. Steamed Garlic Spare Ribs - Was ok since it's mostly garlic taste. Shrimp & Pork wontons with spicy sauce - Would not order. Shanghai Soup Dumplings - skin was AF my first instinct was to spit it out. Bean Curd Roll - Lacked flavor. Other places in SGV like 1968 or chef tony make them better. Food 2/5 Service 4/5 Ambiance 3/5 - Small Sorry to say I won't be coming back. If you live in the area this might be a good option for you.

food below par but aight nice service and ambiance bleh it was honestly aight might come again

One of my go to places in Chino Hills for dim sums. Their dim sum does not have the greatest selection, but very fresh and hot when served.

For Saturday lunch, I returned with mother for some dim sum. Despite the lunch rush, I only needed to wait 15 minutes for a table. That, however, belied the lunch rush in the back kitchen. Though I put in my order at 12:20, I only started receiving dishes at 12:40. The 7 dim sum items progressively showed up, with the last time arriving at 12:50. I may have showed up just when the kitchen needed to steam another batch of, well, everything. Nonetheless, all the items proved just as delicious as I remembered. Everything arrived piping hot - nothing seemed to have sat in some steamer for extended periods of time. Both the 燒賣 / siu mai and 蝦餃 / har gow impressed with their delicate shrimp and meat texture. Neither had the flour bulk ubiquitous in other dim sum restaurants. This, in turn, allowed the fillings' natural juices to impart extra umami richness. The 牛肉腸粉 / beef chang fen, featuring beef treated with tapioca powder, had a remarkable texture reminiscent of "fluffy beef" commonly found in hot pot dishes. The beef had a melt-in-your-mouth quality that added a delightful element to the dish. Additionally, both the 蝦餃's wrapping and 牛肉腸粉 possessed a delicate wrapping with a chewy bounce, striking a balance between texture and tenderness. I do have one nitpick regarding the 鳳爪 / marinated chicken feet. Normally the saucer has a some sauce, but this came without any. Despite that, the skin of the chicken feet remained fluffy, and the marinade had fully permeated. At $5-6 per dim sum item, the price point does seem relatively high compared to other dim sum restaurants' price points. The quality boost does justify it (so long as you completely forget about pre-Covid dim sum prices).

A good local Dim Sum place with solid variety. The location is next to a hotel so parking is limited. I never had issues finding parking but you may have to walk around the hotel. The food is decent and I recommend everyone to try the roasted duck even though it's not a dim sum item. The wait can be long but most people just chill inside the hotel lobby in an AC area with plenty of couches. Staffs are nice and service is quick. I recommend a try.

I was disappointed with the food. The reviews seem promising but the food missed the mark. I ordered crispy pork belly, steamed rice rolls. The rolls were doughy, too much of rice flower, overcooked. The shrimps fell out of the rolls, not nicely wrapped as its supposed to. The crispy pork was too fatty, not crispy at all. Also, I never see it was cut in thinly sliced ever. The crispy pork should be cut in thick bites, around one inch to preserve the crispy skin. I don't like giving negative review but hoping this will help the restaurant improve.

As a Cantonese person that has grown up eating dim sum, Happy Together was a little disappointing. Our food took an unreasonably long time to come out and we had to remind the servers about our order. The cheung fun (rice noodle roll) and cha siu bao (steamed BBQ pork buns) were pretty good. However, the lo mai gai (sticky rice with chicken wrapped in lotus leaves) was still cold in the middle - it appeared that they just reheated an old one. I'd also avoid the pai gwut (steamed spare ribs), which was mostly bones with little meat. Unfortunately, I don't think I would come back to this restaurant for dim sum.

Grabbing some dim sum on the was home through Chino brought me here. It's worth a try and I'd come again. ITEM'S ORDERED: Shrimp & Pork Wontons w/ Spicy Sauce Shrimp Siu-Mai Cold Dish Cucumber Bean Curd Roll Steam BBQ Pork Bun Noodle/Egg/Shrimp Dish TASTE: I feel like overall I've had both better, as well as worse version of all these items here since they are common dim sum items, but the items are all pretty solid here. I find the cucumber is one of my favorites here. Even though it's not as spicy as I usually like it, the freshness & subtle savory flavors with slight sour is very tasty. The Steam BBQ Pork Bun & Shrimp Siu-Mai are pretty comparable to other dim sum places. I will say the Siu-Mai are larger here than I'm use to having which is a win. The Bean Curd Roll is something I don't always get & it's interesting but I like it here. I'm not actually sure if it's veggie or meat inside but you'll get that nice chew from the roll along with salty enough flavor & slight sweet notes. Give it a try if you've never had. Although the sauce comes in is a little odd to to extent with that texture that I think comes from corn starch. The Shrimp & Pork Wontons w/ Spicy Sauce were my least favorite since I usually expect more flavor from the chili oil the wontons are in. The spicy overall flavor in general was too subtle especially given you're eating so much oil with this type of dish. SERVICE, LOCATION & PARKING: The service was pretty good here. They greeted upon entry and sat us quite quickly. Also, most the food was brought out fairly quickly and they refilled the tea pot with hot water without asking. You'll need to be sure to ask for hot oil and hot mustard since they don't have it readily available at the table. You order via scanning their QR Code and I think you can pay that way as well, but we just paid with a physical card since they came to the table with a check. They are located adjacent to another restaurant in what more so looks like a business center with plenty of parking. It's a simple interior with an L shape. If you are looking for some simple and quick dim sum in Chino be sure to check them out here. Cheers!

Flavor 3.5/5 - The flavor of the three dishes I ordered was alright. The veggies were a bit undercooked, and the oil they used added an odd flavor to them, unfortunately. However, the beef rice noodle roll was quite yummy, and the duck was cooked well. Price 4/5 - The price is the middle of the line, but due to the unknown ingredient quality, potentially a bit high. Quality 2.5/5 - None of the ingredients are listed as organic, and the sauces are store-bought with many scary ingredients. The quality of the meat is unknown but not listed as ethically sourced (pasture-raised, grass-fed, etc.). The oil used to cook is presumably canola or vegetable oil but I would have to confirm with the owner about this.

Yesterday, I took my family to eat lunch, and we ordered dim sum & a whole peking duck, which is pretty good, soft duck meat, my family love it to me if the duck skins were crispy it'll be perfect! & most of the dim sum that we ordered are good except steamed garlic spare rib has a lot of bones and fat no meat Service is very good even though they have a full house all server gave us a great service and smile Ambiance is a family style and clean I'll recommend it to my friends.

Great taste and reasonable prices. All dim sum items are on point. Clean and good service.

This place was a solid 10/10 idc what anyone below me says lol I've been feeling super down and having the worst appetite and this was the only thing I could think of that wasn't soup that i could stomach. The food was well seasoned and the dumplings were amazing. My only complaint is how small the dumpling portions were but they were very yummy for sure. The green beans were so good. If you don't like veggies this is the way to get into them without feeling icky. My mom loved the chicken feet.. personally not a huge fan but they did taste good just not the texture i can stomach. The service was pretty quick, you scan the QR code and order so once you're ready you can just put the order in. Overall 10/10 would go again for yummy food

Came here on Saturday night with my family for dinner; not many people, got seated right away. You scan the QR code one the table and either order on the app or with their servers. Food came out fast; the bbq pork and duck were decent; kind of small portion though. The veggie dish was fresh and flavorful. The west lake beef soup was not salty enough. The pig ear cold dish was spicy but good...noodles were good in general. And the spicy and salty pork chops was good but portion was smaller than a lot of Chinese restaurants.

Love coming here for some duck. It's so juicy and tasty. I can't wait to come back. Great service and kool place to hang out.

Great dim sum! Everything tastes homemade and pretty authentic. The highlights included the radish cake, which was soft on the inside crispy on the outside, and the shui Mai which was very robust. Also I don't usually like egg yolk buns but this one was pretty darn good. The garlic spare ribs were very very good, highly recommend! The chicken rice dumpling wrapped in the lotus leaf (zongzi?) was subpar compared to other ones I've had, not enough flavor. Definitely owned by Cantonese folks, so I'm betting the good stuff is the Hong Kong cuisine, less so things like rice dumplings or xiao long bao.

Always go this restaurant with family. The service is amazing and food is yummy. Except some of the food is a little bit salty. Bbq duck is great. Price is reasonable. Will go there again for sure.

Ordered fried clams with basil, but there was almost no basil, the taste was wrong, the clams didn't spit out the sand, 1/3 of the clams had sand! Kung Pao chicken was almost all peanuts, the chicken was very small and little! The only good thing was the roast duck, the portion was good and the taste was good!

Went there for my birthday with my sister's family. It is close to midpoint for us. The staff was so friendly and fun and the food was really good and came out quick. They have dim sum all day and they gave me some hom sui gok as a birthday snack. They had Peking duck which was amazing since most restaurants have to order it in advance.

When there around 10:40 am on Saturday morning. Its not open until 11 am, we were the 1st group waiting. Place open on 11 on the dot and gets crowded within 30 to 45 min. Scan QR code to link to you to there menu online and # of your table you sitting. I really like the idea because its shows what is the total of bills would be while ordering. Bad part is doesn't link to paid the bills. I hope they would improve this part because I forgot my wallet that day and Android pay / Apple pay doesn't work. We like: 3 Items combination -- we like roast pork the most because skin is so crispy Egg tofu w/ double mushroom Shrimp Dumpling Shrimp Siu Mai Shrimp Rice noodle roll with egg Sautéed String Bean Dislike or it okay Salt & Pepper chicken Wing - One of my favorite dish every; times if I see on the menu. But I am disappointed. I don't know what went wrong either lack of flavor, over fry and dry. Steamed Chicken Feet Bean Curd Rolls Steamed BBQ Pork Buns Shrimp & Pork Wontons w/ Spicy Sauce. Even through there some dish is okay or dislike, I would go back to try other dishes.

Moving from the heart of Little Saigon Garden Grove to the IE the past few years really made me miss out on my instant dim sum fix but fortunately for me Happy Together takes care of those cravings and more. A plus that the wait for a table is always reasonable (less than 30 min) and they're available for delivery on doordash and uber eats. Happy together serves a variety of authentic dishes (I.e. peking duck, bbq pork, soy sauce chicken) that I have yet to try so this review is purely based off my experience with their dim sum menu which honestly deserves 4.5 stars because of how fresh, tasty and consistent everything is. My go to options are a majority of the things on the Dim Sum menu which is fairly limited but quality over quantity am I right? I recommend the following staples: Shrimp Siu Mai, Steamed Chicken Feet, Steamed Garlic Spare Ribs, Shrimp Hargow, Steamed BBQ pork buns, Golden Egg Yolk Buns and don't forget the Shrimp Rice Noodle Rolls! Tip: they have QR code menus which makes ordering a breeze but I'm sure you can order directly with a waiter if you're able to flag someone down.

We came in on new years eve for brunch. It was a rainy day, so there was plenty of parking and we beat the lunch hour rush. They don't do reservations on the weekend, so first come first serve. We had a pretty big party, but the wait staff was very efficient and accommodating. You scan the QR code for the menu and order right from your phone. We came in for their dim sum and the quality was on point. Everything was flavorful and delicious. My personal favorites were Shrimp Shu Mai and shrimp Rice Noodle Roll. We also ordered the pork buns (not pictured). We will definitely come back to order some of our favorite items and try other things on the menu.

I used to love eating here but after last night's dinner, I'm not sure if I'll be back. We ordered 8 dishes to-go for my FIL's birthday (roasted duck, walnut shrimp, pea shoots, French beef, basil clams, egg with shrimp, green beans, black bean fish). The duck was raw in certain spots and inedible. But the properly cooked portions were delicious especially with the buns. The French beef had a piece of stringy metal in it (our 2nd time! We thought the last time was a fluke but I guess not). Most horrible for me was when I took a bite of the pea shoots, it was full of dirt. They hadn't washed the veggies before cooking, so we weren't able to get past the first bite. The clams were also full of grit and dirt. It makes me concerned about whether they handle food properly and safely if their food is unwashed and full of dirt. Overall a very disappointing meal from what used to be one of our fav restaurants in Chino Hills.

Our favorite dim sum / Cantonese BBQ in the last few years. Quality and freshness are among the top tier even compared to SGV area dim sum restaurants. We have never experienced less than stellar food quality, such as lukewarm dim sum that's so often experienced at other dim sum places. The BBQ items (roast duck, crispy pork belly, soy sauce and plain cut chicken) are all excellent. The other items from the menu (besides bbq or dim sum) were all creative and superbly done. Finally, the quality, quantity over price ratio is excellent, making this one of the rare gems in the area. One of my top recommended restaurants.

This place is pretty good! It's probably one of the best spots for some good Peking duck in the area. I ordered their pan fry noodles and also their duck to go. I would say their service is pretty quick and they're efficient as well. I haven't dined in yet, but I would definitely try that with my family next time. Will be coming back soon.

This is a great dim sum place outside the SGV area. Authentic, fresh flavors. The menu overall has more dishes for family meals than for dim sum, which is better at the El Monte location. The dim sum here has the standard dishes minus egg tarts. The service was good and the food came pretty quickly.