Seven Grams

So delicious! Not a super long wait, and the quality of the XLB was top notch. Not a ton of seating either, but the service was great!

Place may be small but the wait is definitely worth it.

Service was quick. Food was delectable and the price point is good.

Stand out was the dumpling of course and the noodles.

The chili sauce is a good enhancer as well.

This is a cute little spot in Victoria Gardens. The food and service was good. The dumplings were some of the best I've had. This is a smaller version than the one in Orange County. Not alot of seating.

After shopping at Ontario Mill, we dined at Seven Grams Chinese XLB restaurant in Rancho Cucamonga, and I must say, it's a hidden gem that offers everything you'd find at Din Tai Fung. The taste of their XLB and spicy wontons is remarkably similar to the famous chain. Despite being a small shop with just a few tables, their service is impressively efficient, and our food arrived promptly.

My personal favorite was the shrimp XLB, bursting with flavor and featuring whole shrimp that added a delightful twist. The cold sesame noodles were another highlight, boasting perfectly al dente noodles coated in a flavorful sesame sauce that was simply fantastic.

The restaurant's interior is beautifully decorated with a charming Chinese theme, and it's well-lit, creating a welcoming ambiance. Overall, Seven Grams Chinese XLB is a must-visit for anyone craving the flavors of Din Tai Fung in Rancho Cucamonga, and I can't wait to return for another delightful dining experience.

Newly open. Clean, bright place. Service is good and fast. Not plenty of food options but the quality is quite good. Recommend their XLB (thin skinned, freshly made, juicy) and the spicy pork paste noodle (not too spicy, good mix of ingredients). The potato string shrimp is interesting. Overall it's a good place to have a light, quick, quality meal. There aren't many tables and seats available (probably 6-7 groups, 15-20 people)