Congee Village

I recently dined here, and it was phenomenal ! The place is welcoming, and the staff is SUPER FRIENDLY. The food, especially the clams in this signature sauce was fantastic and to die for. It tasted great, and it looked fantastic. Service was excellent and quick. I highly recommend it here for some cantonese food for a memorable meal. Can't wait to return! Thanks for a wonderful evening!

Congee is life. Their congee is my favorite in the country for its creaminess and price $. There are custom pork art pieces carved out of gem stones and durian shaped lanterns. You get to walk past multiple waterfalls and across a bridge on your way in. Service is sweet. Love this place. Check out the tiled mural of the original Chinatown location on your way out!

Genuine cantonese food restaurant. Great to have it still open after the pandemic. We have been here for several times and we are satisfied with most of the food except for bamboo rice. The bamboo must has been used over and over again, so it doesn't have the expected fresh scent of bamboo. Service is great. There are a lot of waiters and waitresses around so you can always easily find someone for help. Kind of noisy in the dining hall (there's Karaoke somewhere) so try to avoid the seats farther to the entrance. Pay attention to the tips as the one shown in the bill is calculated before tax but in the receipt for you to sign is after tax. I really don't like this trick!

It's not a bad choice if you just like to have some Asian food not from a typical, American styled Chinese food place commonly found all over the US. Plus, you don't need to reserve, generally, just because the New York Times wrote about the place (and so, many will actually flood into and mar the whole usual good experience just because so many are already showing up). We decided to have Asian food on a Friday evening even if our original place was full and won't accept reservations anymore. We figured out we could find parking, which we did and went about looking for another place to eat and we found this. It's big enough from what we saw outside and I saw people were already having their dinner ahead of us. Of course, we were rather the odd couple. I am Asian from the Philippines and with darker skin than those Asians inside the restaurant then, plus my husband who is Black American. It's not really friendly to disabled folks but we managed without demanding for help to get to our table. You to use the stairs to get into the dining area. I think their banquet area is off limits that Friday night. Food was good, overall. You can peruse their thick menu book and you can find what suits your taste. Honestly, I have had better tasting, more carefully prepared versions of what we got here from other Asian restaurants. But suffice it to say we enjoyed ourselves. Our server asked that we give cash tip instead of etching an amount using our credit card. And we obliged. We're pretty aware the tip is really part of the salary of the server and so, we were happy to do our part. Not taking offense with that.

I went here for a rehearsal dinner. Their private room had enough space to fill 4 tables of 10 seats for us. When you walk in, you can't help but really enjoy the neat decor and carvings hanging around. The atmosphere was nice and dinner was good. I've heard many good things about their congee, but unfortunately I was not able to try it during my short visit. Their dinner was tasty and aesthetically pleasing. Friendly staff as well