Gong De Lin

Unclaimed

Delicious food and great service. The place was a bit hard to find but luckily one of my friends brought me here before so I came with my family this time. I love meat and would 100% eat this everyday cause it’s THAT GOOD. Good value for 5 people ($228.90). Highly recommended: ?Sweet & Sour Vegetarian Pork ?Assortment of Three Appetizers (Deep-Fried Shredded Black Shiitake Mushroom with Sweet & Sour Sauce, Wheat Gluten Stewed with Brown Sauce and Crispy Vegetarian Goose)

An incredible vegan hidden gem. Nestled a few levels above the busy street is a cozy haven. We were seated by the windows in a booth and enjoyed being able to look out above treetops and have lovey natural light. The menu is EXTENSIVE. It was hard to choose because there were so many options that sounded good! All of the food was delicious, especially the Peking duck! We also enjoyed watching the flower unfold in our double happiness tea. Service was very warm and friendly.

Wasn’t sure what to expect with such high ratings, but this place really surprised us. It’s so good, and the prices were super reasonable too. Came here on a weekday afternoon, it wasn’t crowded, people were coming in steadily, the vibe was chill, and food came out pretty fast. Quiet, relaxed spot for lunch. We tried: - Bean curd dumplings Never seen this before! Soft tofu skin wrapping dark leafy greens. Very light in flavor, but unique. I recommend adding some of the chili and vinegar on the table. The chili isn’t spicy, but really fragrant (like roasted chili flakes). - Braised pea sprouts with mushrooms Loved this one! Seasoned just right, not too salty, not too plain. I usually don’t like leafy greens, but this changed my mind. Only thing is the leaves were a bit long, kinda hard to eat in one bite. - Veg wontons in spicy sauce Not really spicy, but super flavorful. Wontons were a bit chewy, not mushy, which I liked. The wrapper’s quite firm, so make sure to coat it well with the sauce or it feels a bit dry. - Braised tofu with mushrooms From the menu photo, we thought it’d be a dry dish, but it came in a pot full of sauce. Really tasty and goes great with rice. Honestly, we ordered too much. If you're coming with one other person, I’d say: one veggie, one tofu/protein dish, and maybe a snack or dumpling to share, that’s plenty. Every dish was tasty and well done. I enjoyed it a lot even I am not a vegetarian!

My friends and I love all the food. They love the Peking Duck the most. They said they will bring their parents here.