Lotus Cafe

This little hole on the wall kinda Chinese restaurant has remained open for takeout service only. I keep going back to get their cold dishes and Liang Pi. They have good selection of cold dishes that you can get 3 mixed combinations. My favorite has been their chicken feet, potato shred and beef slices. Another good dish that I recommend is their sour pickled vegetables with sliced pork belly stew. It's a traditional Northern China dish that people like to enjoy during the colder days.

This place is a little gem of a place with fresh-made noodles that have that great chewy texture. They also offer hand-made dumplings. I had the Spicy Pork Dry Noodle and my husband had the Seafood Noodle Soup. Both dishes were so yummy! The service is excellent. They took our order right away and continued to check on us to make sure our water glasses were filled and that we didn't need anything else. We are certainly going to come again and again. We highly recommend this place.

Lotus cafe is a solid eat. I had ordered the spicy wonton sauce, cabbage and pork pot and chicken chow mein. The food was made to order and took around 25 minutes to make the food in the meantime it was nice to walk around 99 ranch. The spicy wonton sauce was spicy and savory. The wontons itself are just average but the sauce is what made it. It was so good that my Friend accidentally slurped some like soup. The sauce is fire. The chicken and chow mein was good as well. It was no dry and it was a generous portion. There was a good ratio of veggies and noodles. The chicken was nice and savory.The cabbage and pork pot was the best dish that we ordered. The broth was savory. The cabbage was soft and cooked to perfection. The pork fell right off the bone and was so yummy. The combination of all three made for a good solid meal. The pot was a big enough portion to feed two people. Overall I had a pleasant experience at this establishment and would be going back.

This is a cute hole in the was attached to the 99 ranch. I've been to the store many times over the years and never noticed this little treasure! I had the Thai tea, wanton in spicy sauce, steam pork bun, and the lamb skewers.The Thai tea was ok, the wontons and pork buns were so juicy and flavorful! I didn't have to add any sauce with them they were delicious on their own. And the lamb was perfectly cooked and didn't have a strong taste to it like I'm use to so that was great. Just a little on the salty side. The service was wonderful. I will be back

Good eats in this little cafe situated inside of 99 Ranch Market. The lady who's always there (owner/manager/server?) is the friendliest and we're happy to see here when we eat here. We've enjoyed all of the dishes here, from the beef rolls and pan fried dumplings to the beef noodle soup and the pork "burger." Flavors aren't as robust as they are in similar restaurants in the 626 area code; everything is good, but not spectacular. If this place was in the San Gabriel Valley, it'd be lost in a sea of better restaurants, but seeing how limited the selection is in Rancho Cucamonga, I'm a fan of any place that serves decent Chinese food.

First time to try their food. I was walking by didn't know it was there connecting with 99ranch. I tried spicy wonton and boba milk tea. Both taste so great. I can tell that their wonton are fresh not frozen type. Also their milk tea is absolutely surprised me because it was better than I expected their boba cook perfect. It's good tea to be at the restaurant and not just a tea place. Recommend and will try other dishes in the menu next time.

This little hole in the wall is a northern Chinese restaurant that specializes in traditional Beijing style dishes. Their Kung Pow Chicken may very well be the best one we've have ever had in California. However, the rest of the dishes we ordered were a little underwhelming. The Beef Roll lacked in moisture and flavor, the Beef Noodle Soup was mediocre, and the Green Beans was rather mushy, when it's supposed to have a crunch. All in all, just an okay experience food-wise, but for a Chinese restaurant in the Inland Empire, I'd say it's pretty decent. Service is good though, the lady working there works hard and is very friendly. Unfortunately, this place was a miss. The only dish that really wow'd us was the Kung Pow Chicken.

Disgusting! I am pregnant & I ordered a Thai iced tea , the lady gave me curdled half and half . It was so nasty , it was not sweet (I asked before ordering) boba is not fresh and is plain not brown sugar boba as I was told it would be ! Would not recommend it is definitely not good service I asked for a refund and got told I cannot get a refund so I wasted my 5$ and threw it away!

good food and good service!The atmosphere of the cafe is very quaint and quiet. It's very clean and the woman who served us was very kind and helpful. The sweet and sour chicken was my favorite, I also really enjoyed the tofu and vegetable fried rice. I'll definitely be back soon!

My wife and I did take out last night. We had Hunan Chicken and a large Hot and Sour soup. It was terrific and the price more than reasonable! The menu we saw on the internet was unstated. I picked up a "real" menu with the food and found it to be extensive!