Full House Chinese Fusion Cuisine — Restaurant in Fullerton

If I can give a zero star review I would. First off, this place does not have the basics of running a restaurant. It might have been just today but that shouldn’t be a thing.

Service was just terrible and I was expecting better. We had a waitress/busser/food runner lady show the lowest standard of service ever. She would constantly drop food and mummer “sorry”, hoping we would hear it. Throw chopsticks on the table when we asked for some. Drop plates onto the table, making it splatter everywhere. The guy that took our order left before we even finish ordering and we had grab him again to complete our order. Was never present at the table.

The food was mediocre and poor. Pretty basic, no flavor and no presentation.

They slapped an auto gratuity because we were a party of 7. Maybe that is why the service was so poor, but let me tell you something about restaurant business. You want people to come not the money. People bring money automatically. If all you think about are sales, and don’t provide good, basic services because you have auto gratuity, people will never come back.

I am never coming back to this place. Train your people, learn the basics, and...

It's hard to find a Chinese restaurant that suits Korean tastes in the United States. In the past, a Chinese restaurant called Youngpoong in Garden Grove, their food was the best in Orange County. But the taste of food has changed since the owner changed, so I don't go there anymore. Full House Fusion Chinese Cuisine (Chomanwon) first opened at Zion Market Mall in Buena Park, and the food tastes great, so I always went there for Chinese cuisine But somehow one day they suddenly closed the business and I was sad. :( About three years ago, Full House Fusion Chinese Cuisine reopened at Amerige Heights Town Center in Fullerton. The most recommended menu is sweet and sour pork (Tangsuyuk), the flower of Chinese cuisine. When you dip crispy fry in a sour, sweet, glossy sauce, it dances in your mouth. For Black bean noodles (Jajangmyeon), I would like to give three and a half out of five stars. Anyway, the cuisine here is great, especially for those who miss Chinese food they used to...

We're so glad that a decent Chinese fusion (aka Korean-Chinese) restaurant opened up in our neighborhood. Delicious food with good portions, reasonable price and friendly staff...what else can you ask for?! The actual location was a bit difficult to find and it's hard to tell it's a Chinese restaurant from the outside. The inside has a modern twist unlike your typical ones. It opened not too long ago so the service wasn't as smooth as I hoped for, but the staff tried their best. Just to name a few dishes that we enjoyed were Jjamppong (spicy seafood noodle soup) and tangsuyuk (sweet and sour pork). I loved how they serve tangsuyuk with the sauce...