Eight Treasures

Don't listen to the bad reviews. We got the BBQ Duck, Beef Fried Noodles, Shrimp Fried Rice and the Beef Brisket Plate and they were all good. Portions weren't huge but not too small either. The regular size is good enough for family style. Some of the meat dishes didn't have much meat and a little heavy on the rice, but I'm not complaining for the price. The BBQ Duck was a tad salty but it was flavorful and delicious. There are bones in the Duck but you just have to chew it. The beef brisket was SO TENDER. The fried noodles and fried rice didn't have much wok hay (iykyk), but not too bad for the price. It's mostly self serve, so you don't have to tip, but they also don't serve any water. Bottled water is $2, just so you're aware

Clean restaurant with kiosks to order food. Kiosks languages are Chinese and English. Restaurant is return of 7 treasures. Went for Won Ton Noodle soup. Found strong flavored soup which typical of Hong Kong soups leaned toward the shrimp side. The picture does not represent the amount of noodles. We ordered egg noodle soup with Won Ton and Brisket and char siu. Noodles were as they should. Firm and thin. Won ton were meaty and full of shrimp. Found only 5 won ton. Soup contained bok Choi cabbage.Char siu was good but a little sparse. Beef was tender and connective tissue soft and had a good chew. For a good bowl of won Ton Noodle soup this place is recommended. This is also good For a lunch stop or a quick dinner. The menu however is not very broad and not really structured for a family or shared meal.

I would give them 3.5 stars. We came here on a Saturday afternoon. It wasn't too busy. You can order your food at a kiosk machine or by the register. They have lunch special for one entree and a drink for $9.99 from 11 am to 3 pm. Which I think is a good deal. We ordered a wonton noodles soup and beef brisket with rice. The free drinks include milk tea, lemon tea, water, or soda. We got the milk tea. Everything is self-service and you don't have to pay tips which is a pro. There is a table on the side where you can get utensils and bowls. Parking is free which is good. The staff was friendly and nice. The restaurant inside was pretty clean. There are plenty of tables to dine inside. The food that I ordered was ok. I was excited to try their wonton noodle soup since Seven Treasure closed. The noodles were ok. I wished the wonton would have more shrimp than pork. The milk tea lacked tea flavor. The beef brisket was pretty flavorful.Since this place is new, I might go back again to try their other rice dishes since their lunch special is a good deal.

Egg rolls could use more flavor. I dumped sweet & sour on mine before each bite. Cucumbers were too spicy. Noodles' soups were good... not fantastic! The drinks list is only Sprite, Coke, Diet Coke & bottled water. Self-serve the dishes, silverware & sauces. Staff was extremely polite. Food & drinks are served by the staff. Lighting is bright enough to see the food. Music is low enough to have great conversation. The free parking lot has 2 floors. Also, street parking is free on Archer.

Got a chance to check out this new noodle place in Chinatown. The duck and brisket egg noodles were delicious. We also ordered fish congee and smashed chili garlic cucumbers and those were a hit too. The price is very affordable and service was good. The place is clean too so that a big plus in my book.

I'll start with this, not a Seven Treasures clone. Similar but not the same. If you want the Seven Treasures clone head north about 40 minutes. Now on to the experience. Nice, clean and efficient place located on Archer at street level, free parking on the street. We ordered three noodle soup bowls and a rice dish and some chicken wings as an appetizer for two adults and two kids. The bowls were very generous portions with a lighter broth. Wontons are similar in taste and texture as the old 7T ones. A little smaller on the protein though. So they use the kiosk system or QR code is how you order. Cashless system. You select the base then the add-ons. Each custom bowl was around $14 which wasn't bad definitely not the old 7T dive prices. But it's 2024 post pandemic. So not a price gouge by any means. The flavors were good. Just not loaded up with the secret ingredient.

My partner and I came here with my dad on Saturday for brunch. They have QR codes at the table for you to view the menu and place the order there, or you can order at the counter or at one of their kiosks. The guy behind the counter is friendly. It is a self service type of restaurant. They have a table to side where you can grab chopsticks, plates, sauces, etc. Their lunch special is probably my favorite for just $9.99. The portion is a bit smaller than their regular price dishes. I had the Xiamen rice noodles which were delicious. My dad had their wonton noodle soup and a plate of beef chow fun. My partner tried their salty karao fish rice plate and the Yangzhou fried rice. The salty karao fish wasn't salty at all. Their menu is pretty small compared to other restaurants. It's kind of like a canteen style, with a curated menu, and you can pick between traditional or American Chinese dishes. I'd come back again and would recommend it to anyone in the area. They also have free parking on premise that's shared with other businesses in the plaza.

Food is amazing! So tasty! Specially fried rice! Friendly service. Parking lot is next to the restaurant so no need to worry about parking. Definitely coming back !

Nice atmosphere, clean, good service and parking! Got the lunch special - fish congee/jook with unsweetened lemon ice tea for $10. A great deal and especially enjoyed the congee... silky texture, very tasty and high ratio of fish to porridge!

This place is clean and bright (after renovation from past several owners). Price is super reasonable and food is delicious. I'd say it's pretty authentic Cantonese (HK) dishes. Have been here several times for lunch and dinner already. Will continue to visit for sure!