Very diverse Chinese food. Good shen jian bao. Customer service is sometimes a bit lacking,but everything else is great.
Surprisingly fresh looking (5 pm, new food coming out) so I ordered a 3 item combo, was very tasty for fast Chinese. Eggplant, tofu and a white fish. Just get the fresh new hot dishes or order the menu specialties other folks recommend here. No place is cheap anymore, but $8.95 including tax was very filling w some leftovers. Definitely more generous and more options than Panda Express!
Tasty food but I am not comfortable with cash only.
The food was quite good. I would suggest ordering items which are made-to-order and skipping the many options sitting in the warming trays, especially if you don't visit during peak times when the food is freshly replenished. We paid over $20 per person for our party of 3, so it felt a bit overpriced sitting in a food court setting using disposable cutlery and Styrofoam cups and plates while bussing our own empty plates and trash. Don't visit the restrooms until AFTER your meal. And bring your own toilet paper, just in case.
I have to say Kang Kang is getting worse and worse even the food is still considered as good. I walked in at 8:20 pm but the owner told me they are going to close. They don't want us sit and eat and forced us to take away. Eventually I had my dumplings and wonton at the parking lot just beside the garbage house.
More than decent. Great for a quick bite. I like that they have white pepper and table condiments. Xiaolongbao and Shanghainese dumplings are awesome. My son loved their mapo tofu. Give them a try, and don't be scared by how much of a hole in the wall the place looks like.
Some food items taste like leftovers even I went right before noon… not impressed.
The star of the show was the Shanghai Pan Fried Bao (Shen Jian Bao). These pork dumplings are filled with plenty of tasty soup and crisply fried on the bottom. Excellent combination of texture & flavor.Also enjoyed the Shanghai Steamed Bao (Xiao Long Bao), Beef Pancake Rolls, and Beef Stew Noodles as well.
Kang Kang is a timeless go-to for all Chinese homemade classics. It’s been a staple of the San Gabriel Valley for years, and I will never make a trip back home to LA without making a stop. Plenty of parking in the back. Food to order takes 5-10 min max.
Love the pan fried bao and XLB ; went to temple city one as they open early and we needed to get to the airport; lady very nice and efficient