Foothill Bistro

Good chinese food. I wouldnt say thee best but its good for take out. It was pricey but then again i ordered lots of food. Four stars given only because of lack of a good host. The restaurant itself is due for a make over.

I was going to go to china point but they were closed for lunch. The chow mien had no flavor. The orange chicken was overcooked and just had a weird texture to it. The chicken and green beans was more green beans and onions then the 4 pieces of chicken. Wonton soup was super diluted Wonton was super thin. Sorry I’ve had cheaper better tasting Chinese food … I don’t recommend this place …

Satisfies my Chinese Food cravings. I usually order to go. Everything I have ordered is pretty tasty.

I was craving Chinese. Checked Unilocal and decided on this one! It did not disappoint! I’ve been craving it ever since, and I can’t wait to go back! It didn’t make me feel sick after like panda does and wish I didn’t eat it. Very fast and friendly service!
Update:
Couldn’t stop craving this dang place. Went and got it to go for my family and I and it wasn’t as good as the first time. The noodles and shrimp seemed like they were day old and the sweet and sour chicken was hard and dry. I don’t think I’ll be going back.

Well for my first time there is find them to be very rude. Maybe just an off night.
Well the paper wrapped chicken was burnt and the portions were not that grand. I most likely will not go back.

Best chinese restaurant for me… whenever i crave for chinese dishes… i will always remember this place… i cant remember how many times we eat here… I love their honey walnut chicken and tofu… and their cream cheese appetizer is perfect!!! Will always come back and continue to come back with friends and family :)

Mannnn this place is Bomb! But the server lady is Mean AF, but the food is great! I’ll be back to see yo mean @$$!

Ordered for a 930 pm delivery. Very friendly, right on the dot! Minimum order for delivery is $ 30 which is fair and reasonable. We ordered lobster with (chow mein, we will say) and walnut shrimp, enough for more than 10. Needless to say there were no leftovers! Best while fresh.

I love the food here! They staff is kind but not very social and seem like they hate their job. That is why I rate it ⁴⁄₅. But the food quality is absolutely amazing so I definitely recommend!

Came here looking for a to go meal to bring home since I did not have time to sit down. I decided with the kung pao chicken, lobster, fried rice, and walnut shrimp.
All portions were large and filling. Everything tasted close to the 626 area and it’s not far of a drive. If anyone knows about the 626 area they know it’s full of authentic Asian food such as these dishes.
The chicken was tender and juicy. The lobster had lots of meat. Fried rice was flavorful and not soggy like most places. The walnut shrimp was perfectly crispy on the outside and wasn’t overwhelming.
My family and I enjoyed this meal and even had leftovers for work the next day. I will be a frequent customer !

Fantastic Chinese food! The honey walnut shrimp is amazing. Just had the cashew chicken. Come out to this place and you won’t be disappointed!

Iove this place. It’s small and never too busy and the food is soooo good. Lunch specials start at 6 bucks, which is amazing! The big fish in the front of the place are cool too :)

The food here definitely surprised me. I was expecting a Panda Express type taste by the looks of it. Finding this gem saves me a hour drive to sgv for that dank Newport style food. AKA LOBSTER. We ate this dish way too fast so I didnt get to snap a pic but trust me it’s worth it. You could taste the freshness and they give you good pieces.
Me and my friends also got a few more dishes
Kung Pao chicken — great flavor and not overwhelmingly salty like most places. The spices are just right. Chicken is juicy.
String bean — I like my string beans a little more crunchy but this was just a tad bit on the soft side. It wasn’t mushy but I just prefer a nice crunch. The ground pork was so tasty with some white rice. Great portion.
Salt and pepper squid — whatever salt and pepper they use here– I need in my life. The bits of pepper add just the right amount of spicy kick without burning the inside of your mouth out. One thing I really appreciated was that the squid didn’t feel or taste like rubber bands. LOL
The food here is delicious for the location that it’s in. I would definitely come back again with my family. The portion size is great. The only downside is that sometimes the servers don’t notice you need more water but they’re pretty easy to flag down.

We bumped into this Chinese restaurant because my husband had some work to do around the area and he and I both love Chinese food. First we didn’t know what to expect since this is not a area known to have good Chinese restaurants. I am a seafood lover, and when I ate their lobster with ginger and green onions I was so amazed by how authentic the taste were. My husband also very pleased with his dish beef with snow pea. I definitely recommend this restaurant to anyone who indulging real Chinese food

The food here is great. It is my favorite chinese restaurant in the inland empire. Their prices are another great factor to this restaurant. You can order a lunch box which comes with fried or steamed rice, egg roll, cream cheese rangoon, salad, soup and your main entrée. I ordered the Spicy Bean Curd with Pork and it was $ 6. Their walnut shrimp is also really good. Of course that entrée is more pricy coming out to aroun $ 8.
What I am not too fond of is the service. The few times we have come here we feel like we are being ignored or rushed. There is no eye contact. One time we came at 2:30 and they were getting ready to have lunch (all the workers) and we got a little bit of an attitude because we seemed to be interrupting them.
Great food, though!

Ok idk why everyone else’s reviews on this place are so good. Honestly. My fried rice was burned, literally black in color, smelled like char, and tasted terrible and when I requested a new one the waitress began looking through it and arguing with me telling me that it was just made. She said ok fine whatever and huffed away before bringing a SMALLER dish of rice. The sweet and sour pork was decent, along with the egg rolls and Rangoon’s. Wasn’t a fan of the overly fishy flavored shrimp (which shouldn’t be as fishy as it was), or the Mongolian beef. Honestly, I went in with high hopes due to other reviews, but I will not be going back as there is nothing there worth returning for. For $ 55 I could’ve gone to PF Changs where they would feed me something good.

Yay! I really like this place. I think this is my first high rating for a Chinese joint in the Inland Empire. I love their lunch specials — what a deal! Have eaten here plenty of times to the point of almost regulars. Honey walnut shrimp? Salted pork? Orange chicken? Sweet and sour pork? Mongolian beef? Fish with black bean sauce? Yessssss to all of those dishes. Hubby and I keep coming back for the same good and authentic Chinese food. I love their egg-​drop soup but I like it a little more salt in mine. Why 4 stars and not 5? They have one salt-​shaker in that entire place. Weird, no? I look for the salt shaker the minute we walk in. LOL
Final note: come here for the food, not the ambiance.

Great serving size. Cooked fresh.
Ordered mongolian beef, pork chop spicy salt, scallops in hot garlicky sauce, 2 plates of beef fried rice, and 3 drinks. All were delicious. Only $ 55 for these!
I recommend the pork chop spicy salt!!!
Come here for good, bang-​for-​your buck food If you care for ambience, go somewhere else.
I would definitely come back!

Vegetarian Review:
Be forewarned!!! We picked up our order of chow mein with crispy tofu and vegetable fried rice and when we got home we found little pieces of meat inside our dishes! (See pic)
We called them to let them know and she assured us that there was no meat in the items we ordered. So then we asked her if they use the same cooking utensils or same pan to cook everything in and she didn’t respond and was speechless. There’s your answer right there. Cross contamination.
We had to throw away both dishes and couldn’t enjoy our dinner.
I definitely won’t come back!

Unilocal’s 365 Review Challenge 2014 #208 — #365
After Noble House closed in Rancho, we were in search of a new Chinese restaurant in Rancho that would take it’s place. This is located in the Chuck E Cheese shopping center and next one of our favorite Vietnamese restaurants, Phở Ha.
There’s nothing really fancy here and feels like a complete dive just dining here. Service here is mediocre and at times they can take a while to refill your drinks. What makes the places 4 stars is the food. It is as if I’m dining in China Town with the authentic flavors and variety of Chinese dishes. The prices won’t hurt your wallet if you’re looking for something budget wise. We mostly go here for the lunch specials which includes soup and salad plus the entrée or you can opt for the Bento Box which includes: Soup, Salad, Egg Roll, Steamed or Garlic Rice, and the entrée.
Don’t expect 5 star service or a Panda Inn dining quality experience. If you’re craving a cheap and affordable Chinese food, than come on down to Foothill Bistro. Avoid the other generic Chinese restaurants like Panda Express, Tasty Goody, Etc…