All Reviews
Gene
2 months agoWalked in here randomly after seeing it was very busy early in the morning. So glad we did. Restaurant and bathroom are clean. Open decor with good natural light. Serve shanghai dim sum, egg sandwiches, noodle soup. Star for me was the noodle soup. The noodles were perfectly cooked and brought me back to China. Prices were fair You order from the table via QR core and the food comes quickly. Easy parking around the area. Will definitely be back
Jennifer Chung
3 months agoI had a great experience at Auntie Qiu Kitchen. Everything we ordered was absolutely delicious and full of flavor—you can really tell the food is made fresh and with care. The curry soup wontons were better than I expected—super flavorful and comforting. The soup dumplings honestly shocked me with how much broth was inside, in the best way. The string beans were perfectly cooked too, nice and crispy just the way I like them. The only thing that caught me off guard was the lotus root with sticky rice—it turned out to be sweet when I was expecting something more savory. Not bad, just not what I anticipated. Overall, every dish really hit the mark and I’d definitely come back to try more!
Michael Doong
4 months agoHad a lunch there, ordered Shepherds Purse and Pork Wonton Soup (10pcs) $12.95, Pork Soup Dumpling (8pcs) $11.95, Pan-fried Pork Bun (4pc) $6.5. First time there, loved all 3 dishes. Both Pork soup dumpling and pan-fried pork bun are juicy with tasty fillings. Will go again, if not often.
Edward Yango
6 months agoVery well done Shanghai style Chinese food with 1970s decor. You can order with waitress or via QR code on table. There are lots of interesting dishes. Worth a try.
serena li
8 months agoWe stopped by this little Shanghai restaurant for a quick dinner and were so pleasantly surprised! We ordered the noodles and wontons (云吞), and both were amazing — comforting, flavorful, and full of that true homemade taste. The noodles were perfectly chewy, tossed in just the right amount of savory sauce — not greasy at all. You can tell they make them fresh. The wontons were delicate, filled with juicy pork and shrimp, floating in a light but flavorful broth that felt like a warm hug.
Celina
8 months agovery yummy authentic Shanghainese food. the 生煎包 （sheng jian bao) was delightfully airy and crispy on the outside the 小笼包 (xlb) had a generous amount of rich soup inside. very umami and full of flavor the pancake was my fav! it had a sweet spicy sauce inside brighten with notes of cilantro and scallions. egg and black sesame layered on top of the soft pancake made it an amazing eat
Lynn Long
9 months agoAuthentic Shanghainese soul food. My kiddo and whole family love coming here for the egg pancake, pork buns and noodle soup. Excellent service. They take good care of my 2-year old dinning in the restaurant, getting us tables and high chairs. Impressed.
Dominic Zhai
a year agoQiu Auntie’s Restaurant is an absolute delight! The red-braised pork is incredibly tender and flavorful — perfectly balanced with sweetness and soy, just like a comforting home-cooked meal. The pan-fried buns are another highlight: crispy on the outside, juicy on the inside, and bursting with flavor. You can really taste the care and skill in every bite. The cozy atmosphere and friendly service make the whole experience even better. If you’re looking for authentic Chinese dishes that warm your heart and satisfy your taste buds, this place is a must-visit. I can’t wait to come back!