Cocoin Kitchen

Placed an online order in the morning through their website for pick up. I don't recommend placing the order online, but calling instead. We arrived a little after pick up time and they didn't know we had placed an order. Had to wait 20-25 minutes for them to make our order. (It was a large, 6 item order.) They were apologetic and kind, but had to double check things a couple times. Inside was clean and had a constant flow of customers. The food was great though!

I had no idea that there was a traditional chicken rice store located in the city of Hacienda Heights. I have passed by this plaza hundreds of times when I use to live in La Mirada and cut through by using Colima Road. Never once did I have it until recently a friend wanted to have lunch and decided to pick this place. The parking lot is quiet and everywhere seems quite empty for lunch. This place is small but they were receiving phone orders while we were eating. About four different groups came and also had lunch. The chicken rice is delicious. I love their sauces that they give you. It is nice and this to me is a very traditional Asian style chicken rice. So if you are in the area I would say come give this place a try.

Cocoin Kitchen used to be my favorite Hainan chicken restaurant. However, we were disappointed with their Hainan chicken and wonton soup this time. We ordered the following on last Friday: -#10 Hainan Chicken rice $14.99-#22 wonton soup $16.99-#11 Hainan steamed chicken (half) $19.99? -chicken flavored rice (one big bowl) $3.5Their Hainan chicken-flavored rice used to be very tasty and addictive. We were disappointed with their chicken-flavored rice this time because they were not flavorful and too dry. It tasted different than before. Their Hainan Chicken meat used to be more tender and smooth. They gave us less chicken meat from the Hainan steamed chicken (not much chicken meat from the #11 order). The wonton soup also tasted different than before. The broth was so bland and the pork meat inside of the wonton was flavorless. I also found a shrimp shell inside one of the wontons. My daughters used to like their chicken-flavored rice a lot. They kept saying the taste was different than before. Not sure if they changed the chef but it did not taste as good as before.

Cocoin Kitchen is a neighborhood spot that has great selection for classic Chinese dishes, particularly Cantonese style. The staff is friendly and remembers me everytime I go for take out. Prices are reasonable and the portion is generous. I would recommend this restaurant and would continue my patronage there.

The food here is delicious and the service is excellent! One of the better Hainan chicken dishes in this area

I love their chicken rice noodles. It's light and healthy. And hainan chicken rice is awesome too

If you're looking for authentic Cantonese/Food off the beaten path (on the west side of HH) without having to compete with all the traffic (between Azusa Road and Nogales), check out Cocoin. It's run by a really cool couple. I'd say their food is definitely a strong 4 but their service and how nice they are bumps it up to a 5.There's plenty of seating inside. It's not huge but if you need tables for large parties of 8 to 10, they have those as well as smaller tables for parties of 4 or 6. There's plenty of parking outside. I've visited numerous times over the last few years and I'd say everything we've eaten so far from beef chow fun to hainan chicken hovers around 4 stars. Their hainan chicken is bone-in unlike Cluck 2 Go. Their portion size like their pork chop dishes (i.e ging do pai gwut) is a really good value (especially now a days) and their wok hay for their stir fries and chow fun is good. I particularly enjoy their herbal drinks which can vary from day to day.

This place is hidden and worth finding. Love coming here to grab to go and make it a easy dinner and movie night.

So... I live across the street and I've never ate here. I typically eat at Cyndi's kitchen and Mama Lu's regularly for Chinese cuisine. On New Year's Eve I could not find a restaurant open. I ordered over the phone. The food took roughly an hour to receive. The restaurant was actually very busy for NYE. While I waited they gave me a free tea, offered me some food while I waited. The service was great and the staff were amazing for a busy night. Now to the food... I was worried because I'd never ate here and it was never on my list to try. Wow!!! The food was delicious. I was surprised how good everything we ordered was. Honestly, I don't write too many reviews. But this place hit the mark with service and food quality. The interior of the building looks clean but it's older. Nothing special. Plain yellow walls standard small family owned business restaurant. Our order;Garlic green beans 8/10Orange chicken 9/10House Noodles 8/10Kung pao chicken 7/10Steamed rice 8/10

I picked this restaurant because of the food rating.I ordered Fish in Garlic sauce. When my order arrived, it didn't look like it. I asked the waitress if the chef made a mistake. She checked and said that it was fish in garlic sauce. This was the WORST Chinese's fish in garlic sauce I've ever tasted. The food didn't even taste like Chinese.To make matters worst, I should have known better. There were no other customers during the lunch hour. How this restaurant got such a high rating is beyond me. Never again !!!