Recommended by a friend. Came here alone at lunch time. I was not the only single diner. Lots of seating. People picking up Togo orders and and large parties coming in. Very clean. Quick service but they did not speak English and not very attentive. Food was delicious. Smaller portions for the lunch specials, ordered a side of fried rice, there are no substitutes allowed. Fresh lobsters in the glass tanks. Will recommend and would likely return.
This is my parents favorite Chinese food restaurant. We drive out here some 30 miles just to eat. The food is excellent with large portions/family style. It’s not super fancy, but very much consistent with good flavor. We usually order 8-10 dishes and share.
Been coming here for 30 years! Always great tasty foods and service. Many local downtown employees a d law enforcement come here to eat. That honey pepper fish...bomb! I use to order the Mongolian beef, that was good too. The presentation of food just seems more clean, vibrant and fresh.
Parking is a bit tricky...there are only few slots in front of the restaurant, but across the street they have more. There is also street.
This is probably my #1 Chinese food restraining in downtown Los Angeles. I’ve been going here for years and it has consistently delivered delicious authentic Chinese food.
We ordered the chicken corn soup, orange peel chicken, walnut shrimp and the house special chow mein crispy noodle. The chicken corn soup is one of the best in the business!
My favorite soup and the orange chicken is also one my favorite versions of this dish. The walnut shrimp is also excellent and the chowmein house special noodles was a great entree and I highly recommend it.
Parking is limited to street and across the street. Overall it’s a great Chinese food spot.
This place is a hidden gem of Chinatown!!! It’s beautiful inside and the food is delicious and service is attentive! Tea is complimentary, we ordered orange peel chicken, green beans, egg foo young, walnut shrimp, stuffed shrimp, wonton soup, foo chow fried rice, beef lo mein, chicken with cream corn soup, and kung pao chicken. Their fortune cookie tastes great too! There is free parking across the street in an open lot or street parking.
My family has been dining here since I was a kid. The food has always been consistent and flavorful. Definitely my first choice in Chinatown. If I lived closer, I’d probably be here every week. Even during the pandemic, I’d order for pickup when I could.
I recently had the joy of dining at this local restaurant known for its fresh seafood. Their shrimp walnut dish was the best. The shrimp were big and delicious, having a balance of sweetness and flavor. The overall experience at this restaurant was delightful, and the shrimp walnut dish is a must-try for anyone !
Food is super delicious, I never tried crispy chow mein but they sure did not disappoint! The food is a little on the pricey side but the portions are big we can always eat 4-7 of us out of one plate of each item. Staff is cool, and the food comes out in a good time and hot! They serve the soup for you, and they have big family tables that have a spinning glass in the center for easier reach.
Anish Thakkar (Doc Thakkar)
+4
Went here because it is close to my apartment for some quick takeout. I ordered the short ribs with black pepper sauce, and while the quantity was impressive, the meat quality (and coating?) wasn’t all that great. Everyone was nice and service for fast, so four stars for that!
The food is just simply exquisite. The kitchen staff really deserves the credit. Once we ordered the food, it was on our table in a matter of minutes. The portions are very generous, and the prices justify the quality and portions of the food.
The waiting staff is where the experience becomes tainted. The waiters are not very friendly nor attentive, and from my experience I had to constantly ask for water for our table. If you can bypass this less-than-stellar service, you will be rewarded with the superb tasting food.
The restrooms are in desperate need of attention, some stall doors don't lock, they need to clean it more often.
There is a small dedicated parking lot across from the restaurant. You can always find street parking or better yet, take Metro Gold Line to get to Chinatown.
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