Cindy's Kitchen

Solid spot for beef noodle soup and their pork chop rice is great as well.Small parking in the front.Friendly service and good food. Can't ask for much more.

The food here was okay, very mom and pop. Beef stew noodles are good, but they could use some more work on the noodles.The side dishes were okay, got the wood ear fungus and fried gluten. Nothing to really rave about though :/

Cozy, inviting restaurant to get some solid Taiwanese food. Came here with my Taiwanese friend as we are always trying to find the best Taiwanese food. Some of the items I had here included beef noodle soup, braised pork, and fried pork chop and although these items were solid, none of them impressed me and my friend that much. Service was very friendly and prices are affordable. I'd probably come back to try their other items.

I've been here several times, and the beef noodle soup here is one of the best I've had in the SGV and Rowland Heights area. The broth is flavorful, the noodles are a perfect texture, and the beef tendon is so good! It is a smaller restaurant but they also offer takeout options. They have dumplings for sale as well which look to be made in house, but I haven't tried it yet because I always come back for the beef noodle soup! I want to gatekeep this spot so they don't get too busy, but really I think they deserve the business!

Small mom and pop type place. This place came on my radar because I heard that their beef noodle soup was really great and that's why I wanted to make a trip out here. It's located in a small strip mall that feels slightly off the beaten path in the area.I came during the week wanting something soupy, and this place was perfect. They also sell frozen dumplings to go and other dishes that you can take to go or eat there. When I got there, the place wasn't too busy so I was able to sit right away and I was helped by some really sweet people. The noodle soup came out pretty quickly and it was as great as I imagined. I also ended up ordering a package of dumplings to go so I can eat later at home. Definitely recommend this place and these are the type of places I like to support!

Great price . Tasty . Conveniently located in Colima Road, Hacienda Heights neighborhood. Great price .

A small hole in the wall that probably been here for a long time. There is only 1 person in charge. I had noodles and string beans w/Eggplants. It was delightfully delicious. The drink menu is very limited from water to hot tea to coke to plum juice. So if u want boba drinks, they don't have it. They also sell frozen dumplings too.

The food was really good! I ordered several classic dishes and asked them to reduce the spiciness for my friends who are more sensitive to spicy foods, and it was about right. I would recommend you to leave it as is if you enjoy spicy foods, however. Their beef noodle soup was nothing special, but their fish and other dishes were amazing. I'll have to come back to try their dumplings sometime, because I saw many people having it and I came during an off hour time. Parking was easy to find but it was a very small parking lot.

As I get older and older, there are two things that's prevalent. 1) I tend to forget a lot of things, including reviewing Yelp restaurants I went to a month ago.2) I tend to gravitate towards childhood staple hole in the wall places to eat rather than chain restaurants. Come enter Cindy's Kitchen. A restaurant with the smallest parking lot and table made for 5 to 6 parties. You know what though? If you can find a spot, they'll make it work for you here. I was lucky enough to score a table but the people who came after had to wait. The owners here do try to have a table ready for the party. As you enter, you're greeted by the staggering amount of side dishes available here. It's probably the most I've seen ever in a restaurant. They have some all ready to go, while some you can buy by the pound. But the day I was here, we were here for some childhood favorites such as pork chop rice. It's good, it's got a stewed egg along with minced pork. If you look closely at the minced pork there seems to be mushrooms and mustard greens. Both common to the traditional Taiwanese staple dish. BTW, they give you a heaping portion of rice. Maybe equivalent to 2 bowls at home. We had to order something green to go with it and the string beans with eggplant fits the bill. I don't know why more Chinese restaurants don't put both together because we love both dishes. I highly recommend ordering it if you too love both dishes but don't want to order two separate ones. The beef noodle soup, well it was terrific. If you know me and beef noodle soup, I'm always on the hunt for really great ones. This one is no exception, it is a MUST order. Has just enough spices and heat that comforts your stomach and triggers your childhood memories on why this is one of your favorite dishes. Beef is tender and flavorful and comes with boy choy and a 1/2 small jar of mustard greens. (We finished whatever was in the jar, our compliments to the chef ) I do want to point out I had originally asked for 1 container for 2 dishes. But the lady saw what I had to take home and decided to give me 2 different containers. I merely pointed this out only because this is typically what Asian aunties would do. To tell you that separate this dishes so you don't mix up the flavors when reheating. I've been dying to come back here, I think I'll make a visit soon!

Holy moly so cheap and so good. Reminds me of home.I got the beef soup and the chicken fri ri. Deliciouso muey bien