Asian Kitchen

Asian Kitchen is the Chinese BBQ and other foods place located inside 99 Ranch Market in Corona. There were a few roasted ducks still available, but I didn't buy any as they looked skinny. A whole duck costs $32.99 and half a duck costs $19.99... get the whole duck! It's a better deal.As for hot foods, eggplant looked very good, but I didn't buy any of it either. Their hot foods options aren't as good as the ones at 99 Ranch in Rancho Cucamonga. Although they have more of a variety of hot foods here.I ended up getting 1 large container of hot and sour soup and 1 order of 3 shrimp balls. Wow, prices have sure gone up for the shrimp balls... it was almost $6.Staff and service was okay. There is a community seating area shared with the other food vendors. As for my return here, I probably may not unless their roasted duck looks plumper and their hot food selections are better.Btw, if I recall, the restrooms are near Asian Kitchen.

I've never really thought this spot was great but it will do in a pinch. FoodThe food choices are really limited here. There's maybe only about half a dozen dishes to choose from and much of it isn't as fresh as I'd prefer them to be. Some look like they've been sitting under the heat lamp for longer than they should.ExperienceRestaurant is in a food court in a grocery store so it's not exactly fine dining but it will do in a pinch if you're hungry. I personally prefer the other food spots (although limited) in this food court but this one appears to have the biggest kitchen. There's no real ambiance or personality to the place. It's a point and pay kind of place.Overall, it's ok but it's not stellar. Service is average. If I'm being honest, it's never my first choice and it's certainly not a destination for me but sometimes it will do.

The rudest people work here... we spent almost $50 to support them and wanted to just get dim sum for our family and the gave us 4 orders of Shumai when we ordered 5 we got home shocked took a picture and called them. She had the audacity to tell me she did I said why would we call over $5.29 cents she has me drive back and even then was so combative and said I know I gave you 5 orders. I decided to just go because she was making my blood pressure rise. Never in our lives have we been treated so rudely. Unprofessional and I hope her face stays as ugly as her personality! If you want to be treated like the scum of the earth go here.

I'm writing this 2 weeks late. But I ordered the Shrimp Shumai and pork and shrimp shumai on a Sunday afternoon. It was after the CNY. Each of these orders comes with 4 pcs of shumais and they cost about $5 each. Heck, it was CNY and there wasn't a lot of dim sum in the area. As you can tell from other fellow yelpers' reviews. So l ordered them anyways. Thank GOD we ate at the food court because when I bit into the pork and shrimp shumai, it was raw. Guys. I was going to feed this to my 2-year-old toddler and I'm also pregnant :/ I spat it out and talked to one of the staff who gave me another order. Luckily cooked this time, but I was wary and somewhat distrustful of it. The shrimp shumai or har cao is dry. It's not worth the price and I don't recommend this for dim sum. Save your money and go find frozen shumai in 99 ranch to heat at home or find another dim sum place.

I came in on a Tuesday afternoon around 4:30 PM. I wanted to get my family a roasted duck for dinner and saw they had some hanging in the 99 Ranch food court.They had about 2 ducks left at this time. I ended up ordering only a half because of the prices. Half a duck for $16.00 and a full duck for about $23.00. A little bit expensive.The duck was pretty tender and had a good amount of fat. The skin was very flavorful and not too salty. It was definitely more on the sweet side, which is how I like it. They also asked if we wanted the head and neck, which is considerate since most places don't usually ask.Overall, a quick and easy place to get roasted duck!

Food was not good and fish tasted fake. I officially done w this place, especially w a rude cashier. Hate your job? Leave

I really wanted to like this place since not alot of dimsum places in the area but the food sure did disappoint. I got the shrimp, pork shumai and fried shrimp ball. Food tasted like store bought and heated up. And the young girl ringing me up was on a call speaking to someone telling them they should sleepover. She was wearing airpods so you can imaging my initial confusion.Hope they improve their food quality and service.

$5.99 for a full meal? I say WHY NOT. For $5.99 you get a double entree meal + a soup + a drink! For rice you have the option of either plain or fried rice. The entree choices are what you would expect from a fast food stand inside a 99 Ranch. To name a few, they have orange chicken, spare ribs, black bean fish with tofu, and many more. But what's special about this place is that they give you more varieties of dim sum. Their whole menu board is a list of all their dim sum choices so don't be fooled! They have more to offer than what they have displayed on the counter. I was surprised to see that their entrees are actually a dollar cheaper than the 99 Ranch on Spring Mountain PLUS the fact that this location offered a free drink with their entree as well. But after tasting the food, you can definitely taste the difference. It's not as fresh...I got the orange chicken and it tasted a tad bit stale which was odd since it's one of the more popular choices and I came during peak lunch time. But for the price, it's not so bad. It's a good place to eat when you're swinging by to pick up some fresh Asian bakery bread or just in need for some quick Asian food fix.

My fiancé and I wanted some quick dim sum, so we settled for this place inside 99 Ranch. The lady that helped us was working the cash register before that. When she came to help us, not only did she not change her gloves, she used her hands to empty the dim sum in the to-go boxes. Multiple times, she touched our food with her dirty gloves. I don't know where her hands have been, but it was not clean! If you use gloves, you're supposed to change them out (especially when handling food right after touching the register!). When we made her aware of touching the food, it was then that she changed gloves and used tongs. Why wasn't that done in the first place? Laziness?? The worst part of this experience was when she put the food back for the next unsuspecting customer!!!! WOW. The shu mai is also half the size compared to real dim sum places. I would wait to return to this place, if at all. They gotta get their shit together.

This review is directed at the "Asian Kitchen" located within 99 Ranch Market.I have frequently shopped at 99 Ranch Market, but this was my first--and definitely last--time dining at their "Asian Kitchen" (3-item combo for $12.99). First, the lady chopping roast duck nearby ignored me completely; despite multiple attempts to get her attention, she didn't even look up. After waiting several minutes, a man finally came out to serve us. The dishes displayed in the counter looked stale, as if they were prepared the day before. The portions we received were miserably small, and the taste was terrible--my daughter took one bite and spat it out! Next time, I'll steer clear of this place. Don't waste your money and time here!By the way, I'm glad I didn't purchase their roast duck today. I just saw another review mentioning that some customers ordered a whole roast duck here and found it had four legs!