This was my first time going to this place with my mom, but not her first time. I noticed she called it Delicious Food Corner but I found it weird because the outside of the building says Tasty Spot Cafe in large letters. It's only when you walk up to the doors that it says Delicious Food Corner, and also on the side. So what is it supposed to be?? Aside from the name of this place, the ambiance and design of this place is very comfortable. Not too crowded or too big. The customer service was really good too. The waitresses weren't rude or stuck up. Very patient. The food wasn't too impressive though but seemed good enough to serve to customers. Just not special but good enough. (Food description is with images.) The parking lot was also a decent size. It wasn't too narrow or packed. I will come here again for sure.

Surprised that it was fairly empty on a Saturday night around 7 p.m. This location offers several items at $11.99, which, all things considered, is an excellent deal. Since it was fairly empty when we stopped by, service was prompt and we got our food in less than 10 minutes. We ordered the salt and pepper tofu, soy sauce fried noodles, wonton noodle soup, egg tofu with fish, and bbq with egg. Taste is definitely consistent with several of the DFCs that I've been (DB, Irvine, MPK, Hacienda Heights). Since I'm a fan of tofu, the salt and pepper tofu was my go-to (crispy on outside and silking on the inside). Interior is clean and spacious. There's a private lot in the back. Definitely a casual place to go if you're hungry and can't make up your mind on what to eat.

This place was big and went on a good day because there was only one big party in the private room and we pretty much had the whole restaurant to ourselves, aside from a few smaller parties. This was a cool place because they had both Chinese food and you can order dim sum dishes too. I didn't get any dim sum because my family was in charge of the ordering. But my parents loved everything here. Here's what we ordered: Sweet corn and minced chicken soup: 10/10 Honey walnut shrimp: 10/10 Fish filet with black bean sauce: 7/10 Sauteed chinese broccoli with dry flounder fish: 10/10 Yang chow fried rice: 9/10 Seafood chow mein: 8/10 Half roasted duck: 7/10 Overall, i love all the choices here and want to go back and try to add dim sum dishes.

Great Hong Kong style breakfast place! We had a group breakfast and some people wanted congee, some want dim sum, and I wanted something in between. I love spam so I appreciated their western breakfast menu included spam sandwiches and omelets to accommodate the Asian dishes. All dishes are a breakfast combo, which includes a hot drink with refills. Some of us got congee with fried dough and milk tea, some got dim sum with ice tea, and I got sandwich and soup with hot tea. Condensed milk is available at the table. We also wanted some dim sum a la carte. Apparently the servers gave us a better "deal" by grouping a la carte dishes as combos so we get a better price (and extra free drinks). The congee is filling and you can add white pepper as you desire. Fried dough is a good adder. The sandwich is small on a volume basis but still good. They cut off the crusts which seemed wasteful.