Came in at 8:30pm on a Saturday night and it was completely empty. I don't understand why ! Maybe because they close at 9pm? FOOD: Ordered beef pancake and honey walnut prawns. The honey walnut prawns ($16.95) were so crunchy and perfect. Definitely a must order ! Doesn't come with rice though, so we ordered two bowls. Beef pancake were good too; about $10.95 for 2 rolls (4 half pieces). Overall: would come again; service was prompt and food was good. Plenty of parking in the lot.

Came here looking for some soy milk and Chinese style breakfast and was just blown away by how good and fresh everything was. We mostly ordered off the Weekend Breakfast menu and also the House Special menu and enjoyed some dishes we hadn't had before. It was a little bit confusing at first. My Chinese is so-so and I needed to use a combination of pictures from the online menu (if available), the english menu name, the Chinese menu name, and also the staff to figure some of the items out. But if you take the time to ask questions or just take a chance,, you'll be rewarded with some great food. Some of the items are straightforward items we Americanized folks are all aware of like pork dumplings and others just say something like Northern Soybean Tofu, didn't know what that dish was. Asked the staff and they said it was not spicy compared to the Szechuan version which only helped a bit but they did say it was like do-hua- basically a super soft, silky tofu, even softer than soondubu (IMO). I love do-hua and you can't always get this type of tofu so we took a chance and ordered it, not sure what it would be like. Turns out it's a bowl of ridiculously fresh tofu, so fresh it tasted like it was made in house, sitting in a fantastic savory broth that can only be compared to hot and sour soup without the hot or the sour. In addition, we ordered soymilk - really frickin fresh, wonton soup whose broth was light and flavorful, and jianbing with tender slices of beef. We also had something called a golden pancake which was kabocha squash pancake in chinese characters. Didn't want to expect but we received a what I can only describe as a sesame seed encrusted mochi pancake with a light redbean filling inside. The mochi was golden in color from the squash. It was lightly sweet and delicious. The portions were really generous and for a really fair price. We had so much leftover and will definitely go back again to try other dishes.

This Chinese food is awesome! Probably my favorite Chinese food place. The chicken is perfect. The noodles are perfect. Just all the food is perfect. The employees are super nice. The restaurant is very clean . And the restaurant is pretty well done.

I will give five star rating for its VALUE! You can come with one $12 dollar noodles with generous portions to feed three people! The soymilk is unsweetened and comes with additional sugar. You have soymilk with Chinese donuts. We also had one braised beef noodles and one noodles with gravy. We would highly recommend the noodles with gravy that made with pork. It's very authentic and tasty. Braised beef noodles are not as authentic as expected and the beef wasn't tender or juicy. Warm services and clean environment. I would recommend you try it out!

The place is tidy and well-decorated. Quiet and nice service. We came on a Sunday afternoon around 3pm, the restaurant still opened. The food was amazing. We ordered 豆腐脑儿 soft tofu ，pancake煎饼果子，transitional soy milk 豆浆，馄饨 Wonton. The food tasted authentic. Highly recommended!

Yummy Time opened up a few months ago. There is a huge menu. A lot of dishes don't have a clear description, so it was a bit hard to order. I decided to order a few items to give Yummy Time a chance. I really wanted to order Sesame pancake, but none was available at 1130am. It seems some things might be unavailable, so definitely call ahead to check. After ordering and paying, I had to wait about 40 minutes for my takeout. Everything I tried was good. My favorite was the red bean pancake and the beef pancake. The dumplings have a thicker wrapper, so there is a bit of chewiness. I'd definitely come back again.

Great neighborhood Chinese spot currently doing take out only. Ordered walnut prawns, Mongolian beef, General Tso's chicken, and hot and sour soup. Good portions and friendly service.