Seven Grams in Rancho Cucamonga

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.

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 its a good place to have a light, quick, quality meal. There arent many tables and seats available (probably 6-7 groups, 15-20 people)

This is a cute little spot in Victoria Gardens. The food and service was good. The dumplings were some of the best Ive 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, its a hidden gem that offers everything youd 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 restaurants interior is beautifully decorated with a charming Chinese theme, and its 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 cant wait to return for another delightful dining experience.

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!

They are finally open! Only place where you could get good food that will fit your budget. Soft opening, so options are limited. We tried everything on the menu, and they did not disappoint. Space is limited... very limited. Dont forget to try the cold brew tea sooooooo good. Great good and service!

Located across from brio, and between JC penny and corner bakery area.The space is small but beautifully done. The staff is friendly and attentive. It’s a sit down service with a couple of tables and a couple of countertop seating. Came with a friend for lunch on a Monday, there was no wait but we took the last table.Ordered the pig ears, tofu threads, fried shrimp with potato threads, chili oil wonton, original XLB and scallion noodles. Everything was really good! The pig ears and XLB were my favorite. I can’t wait to bring my family here to try more items.Very excited to have this in Rancho!

Walked in after seeing the menu on the window and seeing the spicy pork noodles for a decent price.The atmosphere and vibe of this little place is spot on for a quick meal. It felt very sanitary and the wait staff were quick to greet me and provide service throughout.Unfortunately the food wasnt very satisfying. While the ingredients were obviously fresh and of high quality, the flavor was definitely off. For an item listed as Spicy Pork Paste over Noodles, the sauce was surprisingly sweet and mild. Like 90% sweet; 10% spicy. Not really what I was looking for or what was advertised.It reminded me of something akin to a sugary marinara sauce or zesty ketchup. In my opinion this did not mesh well at all with the other bowl ingredients, which were pickled cabbage, plain kale and dehydrated corn. Ketchup and kale...? 🤦‍♂️ I also felt that the noodles were too soft and a bit gummy, but this is more of a personal preference.I was very hungry and I always finish my plate! But overall I would not order the noodles again and felt that the dish was not synonymous with Chinese flavors. I will probably return to try the XLB, though.

Very awesome staff! Super sweet and attentive to every customer. My first time trying it and it was so good. Definitely exceeded my expectations. I ordered the tomato noodle soup and my mom ordered the golden one we both liked them but the tomato one was much better :) as in the dumplings the chicken ones were my favorite and for my mom, she liked the pork ones. As an appetizer we got the cucumber salad and it was new to taste but great and refreshing. Overall, a good place for service and food.

Very happy to finally have a legit XLB place in the Rancho Cucamonga area. The pig ear is also delicious. Was told that their menu will slowly expand. It is an express so there is limited sitting.