Ocean Pearl

We decided to try the dinner here last night, four of us arrived around 5:30 and we were the first ones. It's kind of nice to start a quiet meal without the crowds.Ordered the steamed chicken, roast duck, cauliflower with cured meats, tofu & fish Clay pot with Westlake beef soup.Everyone was fresh, well cooked and served in generous portions. We all enjoyed our meal, the place did fill up after 6 service was good. Prices are quite reasonable for what we received. Will be back to try more of their dinner offerings.

I have been to this restaurant a few times both for lunch and dinner. For lunch, the chicken and roast duck plate with a bowl of rice and soup of the day. For yesterday, it was hot and sour soup.Pretty much everybody ordered the same thing. It's very reasonable. Besides that, I also recommend Wonton Noodle. Taste much like it is in Hong Kong. As for dinner, many of the dishes are reasonable like Beef Chow Fun.It's pretty packed both for lunch and dinner. Might have to wait if you are a party of 2 or 3. For that, I would get there early any day.My mom and I will be back.

I tried the Peking Duck and Fried Oysters. But is it really Peking Duck or just Roast Duck with buns ? I think it's the later. Still tasted good. I'll give it 3 stars.

My gf and I stopped by after visiting my parents. We've been here before and it's become one of our favorite Chinese bbq spots that we find has great value, taste and quality of food, and great service that deserves a 5 star rating. Our latest visit to Ocean Pearl unfortunately left us quite disappointed.We were immediately seated around 11:30am and were provided tea. Ordering and asking for any help was a bit inattentive even for my standards. The wait staff was forgetful and seemed to prioritize other guests. Besides us, there were 4-5 other tables dining before the busy lunch rush.We ordered the bbq rice plates that come with the soup of the day and some boiled bok choi. The soup of the day was a tofu shrimp soup, which we were fine with. Our preference is the soup that had pork bits, veggies, and was much heartier than this one. My gf's order came with soy sauce chicken and roast duck. Mine came with the Macau roast pork and soy sauce chicken. We immediately noticed the significant drop in quality and quantity of food. Both orders of soy sauce chicken were skinny with no meat and had little to choose from. The roast duck didn't have a good fat to meat ratio (mostly fat). Finally, the Macau roast pork wasn't made well with skin that says it was from a super market. It seemed like they cut regular square pieces of the pork into halves to save costs as well. The tastes of the proteins were closely compared to a super market as well like 99 ranch. The price per dish was about $16.99 and goes up or down $2.00 if you decide to have more meat options. A price we welcome unless they cut down on quality and quantity of the proteins.Overall, we had a pretty disappointing meal at Ocean Pearl. What was once our favorite restaurant to get Chinese bbq is now somewhere we would only consider if the conditions to our needs were dire. While I'm sure the other food options on their menu might warrant a visit, their Chinese bbq selections will be a hard pass for my possible next visit. With so many other Asian restaurants in the same plaza, it'll be hard for us to make another visit any time soon. I really hope they improve on their quality and quantity of the Chinese bbq selections. 3/5!

Came here with another family for 3 for lunch on a Sunday. Smallish place but no wait. The tables are really crammed in there. We ordered a bunch of items from the bbq pork, noodles, fried squid, clams, shrimp wrap, and the fried sticky rice. Quantity is good here. I did feel like everything was so-so except the fried sticky rice. It was so damn good that my husband said we will come back just for this one dish. Two restrooms in the back - one's lock is broken. Otherwise, spacious and clean. The tables are crammed together so you would need to squeeze your way through. Located in a big strip mall that is decently popular - lots of parking but hard to find when it's busy here.

I went around 3 PM on Sunday, craving some dim sum, so I searched for nearby spots and came across this place. I decided to give it a try. The portion sizes were good, but I'm not sure why, despite there not being many people at that time, we still had to wait over 40 minutes for our order. It was a bit frustrating, but the food was decent--nothing special, just regular Chinese cuisine.

I did not come here to eat garbage scraps.This used to be my go to spot for Chinese bbq lunch but the quality has dropped lower than rock bottom. It'll leave you feeling like a dumbass paying a premium to get sloppy seconds after someone ate the good meat.The duck. 30% fat and 70% bone. Severely lacking in flavor. I didn't know the tariffs were starving the ducks.Soy sauce chicken. Slightly more flavor but it's fucking chicken. How are you going to give 4 cuts of 80% bone 15% skin and the 5% whatever meat and fat is left.Also had to ask for water 4 times to different people before we got it.Restaurants are just not worth the money anymore it seems. You're better off getting this shit at 99 ranch and heating it up with white rice and boiled bok choi for 20x the amount for the same price and flavor. If you like their hot sauce get the Lee Kum kee garlic chili paste with the green label. You'll have this restaurant at home at much greater quantity and quality. At least it'll be hot

This place is great if you want some good Chinese food, big portions, and at a decent price. My family and I like coming here as we enjoy the bigger portions compared to other Chinese restaurants and it's still cheaper than those other restaurants. I am all for some salt & pepper pork chop and they give a lot of pork. There's enough for everyone to get a piece with a good chunk of meat. Their roast pork is delicious and it comes with a lot. We have had it in the past where we felt like it wasn't a good cut but we told the staff to make sure we get a good cut. And it was much better this time around. We always need a ride and noodle dish and our go to is the Fukien fried rice and the seafood crispy noodles. These were both great dishes, and again, were big portions. Some other dishes we ordered were the rice rolls with Chinese fried donut and the tofu and cod fillet. Both are great shareables for the table. Definitely recommend coming here but there will be a line as it's first come first serve.

Wanted to treat my buddy out to some pecking duck and bao so I searched up what was near by and found this place. It's pretty decent inside, nice and clean unlike a lot of other dingy old Chinese restaurants. The decor looked modern and I really like the setup. Once you walk in you can order but the dinner area is separate from where they chop up the food and where you see the hanging ducks. The service was quick and she spoke perfect English so she was able to guide me better. I went with the Peking duck which was really good, that crispiness always gets me. The fried rice was good too, you can taste the flavors and fresh ingredients. The roasted pork belly however was a little on the salty side and a little dry but when eaten with rice it's good. I will have to come back next time to try the other foods they have.

Would be 3.5 stars It was highly recommended by a friend The result was quite different Have mixed feeling Ambience- loud, busy, spacious, little services Food - inconsistency Some dishes were tasty with good amount work favors Some were lacking taste Maybe need to give it another try