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    Capital Seafood Beverly Hills

    4.0 (468 reviews)
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    L-R: Egg custard bun, shiu mai, gai lan with oyster sauce, radish cake, shrimp har gaw
    Vivian Q.

    Beverly Hills is decidedly not the destination for Chinese food, so I came with lowered expectations. As expected, the food was just overpriced and middling. The best dim sum was the shrimp har gaw. The shiu mai was chewy and overcooked, and the radish cakes were a bit too mushy. Average service. Not worth the expense.

    $16 worth of beef rolls at Mama Lu's.
    David R. C.

    Capital Seafood is now Mama Lu's Dumpling house, which continues to serve a shortened dim sum menu, and now has its own comfort food menu instead of Capital Seafood entrees. See new Mama Lu menu. Very few Chinese diners today compared what I used to see at Capital Seafood. Not that there's anything bad about Mama Lu's dumplings and noodles. But not worth paying Beverly Hills prices for that kind of food.

    Melanie K.

    Delicious Dim Sum in BH, this place pleasantly surprised me. Came in with low expectations because there's not a wide variety of good Chinese restaurants on the West Side but this place blew my mind. All the dishes were good except for the fried squid - it was too salty for my liking. However, the place is clean and the service is good. The flavors for each dish were well-balanced and authentic, the XO rice paper rolls were my favorite followed by the bok choy steamed in broth. The broth was aromatic and flavorful. Parking is a pain on La Cienega but they have a lot next to the restaurant and they validate for the first two-hours. Cash only.

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    Vicky C.

    The egg tart is excellent--5/5! The Lo Mai Fan is tasty but the portion size is too small, so I'd rate it 4/5. The black bean spare ribs are lean and flavorful, though a bit more peppery than I prefer--4/5. Unfortunately, the radish cake was too soft, lacked crispiness, and was overly peppery--3/5. The interior is lovely, and the service is great. Be aware that parking is paid, but you can find free parking if you don't mind walking a bit farther.

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    Francine H.

    The place is clean and the service is excellent. We were immediately seated, as we arrived early. The four of us wanted a larger table and they were happy to accommodate us. Love the round tables with the lazy Susan's. We started out with dim sum (see pictures) and they were yummy. The fried squid with salt and pepper was so good. Crispy and light breading, and the squid was tender and delicious. The honey walnut shrimp was also lightly breaded and crispy and made with large tasty prawns. But the best dish was the Peking duck. OMG The skin was crispy and full of flavor and the duck was moist and tender. This restaurant makes it the best way, and I highly recommend you get it! I live in Orange County, but, it would definitely be worth the drive to eat here again.

    Warren T.

    Capital Seafood is situated in the heart of Beverly Hills Restaurant Row. It has prominent signage that you won't miss if you were driving down la Cienega. The dim sum here boasts fresh ingredients with the most succulent taste. Everything here was exquisite. My favorite will always have to be the shrimp har gow. I have been to other Capital locations, including Irvine and Monterey Park. In terms of price, I don't see a real price difference due to the location. There are other dim sum places nearby that charge way higher. Capital definitely beats their price point by an arm and a leg.

    My friends and me at Chinese Lunar Year @ Capital Seafood in Beverly Hills
    Regine S.

    I went there for Chinese new year this year and we went very early, when they opened the restaurant, so we got a table almost right away! We were eight of us and it was a lot of fun we mainly at dim sums they were really delicious

    Kiki A.

    Went to this place for dinner before comedy show in Beverly Hills. The place was fantastic. Great staff great ambience great food !! the table with the I don't know the official name of the round thing. The rotator in the middle ( sorry ) food was delicious and fresh. My only negative was of the chicken dishes had bones so that's a turn off. You're not expecting little nugget to have bones. good food good drinks and for Beverly Hills .....price for four people we were so shocked.( in a good way ) We have paid more than this near our home. place was very affordable. Definitely recommend definitely will be back the parking is good, parked right next to the restaurant if you enter in at 5pm or after in Beverly Hills only five dollars and 50 Cent $5.50 parking in the BH. Definitely will be going back to this restaurant great place to get a taste of everything and have everyone share. The portions are very large. I'm glad I read the reviews and knew that going in. It's good for sharing and everyone can taste everything.

    Jim G.

    Heartily recommended. Some of the best dim sum I have had the fortune to experience. The service is prompt, friendly, and knowledgeable. The indoor and outdoor atmosphere are very comfortable and nice looking; everything is clean and well lit with a sensual intimacy. The food itself is delicious; even just thinking of it now makes me want to go back for more. The quality preparation is fully on display, with each dish surpassing my expectations in terms of flavor, texture, consistency, and aesthetics. The price is relatively reasonable considering the location in Beverly Hills Highly recommend

    Lyla D.

    We have a family tradition that whenever we visit our relatives in Los Angeles, we will start and end our visit with meals at a Chinese restaurant. Our recent stay ended on New Year's Eve, and our late afternoon return flight set us up for either driving to San Gabriel Valley or lazying around at this more conveniently located outpost in Beverly Hills. During our stay, my BIL's friend requested to order Phoenix Claws or chicken feet dim sum as it's a dish he enjoys. Still, he patiently waited to join us since we're the only other two people he knows who would want that dish with him, and he knows the flavors and textures of Capital Seafood well. Because this New Year's Eve fell on a Saturday, we expected Capital Seafood to be busy with groups of family or friend get-togethers, so we arrived as soon as they opened their doors at 10 AM. There were others ahead and behind us, so we didn't feel like we were scratching at the entrance to get in. A friendly hostess seated our group with menus (Holiday, Beverage, Dim Sum, and Dinner). A server quickly came by to take our tea request, and we chose oolong since it's what most of our group drinks, even though I prefer black pu'erh or bolei tea. My BIL asked if we wanted Taiwan beers to pair with the dim sum and noodles that we were about to order, but we laughingly said it was too early for us to be drinking beer. FOOD: - Jelly Fish Salad - Pork and Shrimp Shao Mai - Minced Pork, Dried Shrimp & Peanut Dumplings - Chicken Feet Dim Sum - Lotus Leaf Sticky Rice Wraps - Baked BBQ Pork Buns - Salt & Pepper Boneless Pork Chops - Seafood Pan-Fried Noodles - Egg Tarts We had a leisurely brunch in this pleasingly decorated and clean Chinese restaurant and never felt rushed, even as the restaurant swelled with other customers. Capital Seafood Beverly Hills offers courteous and attentive service and delicious Chinese cuisine at fair prices, considering its location along Restaurant Row.

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    4 months ago

    Closed, but reopened as Mama Lu. Still good food! Good ambience, and good Chinese restaurant service.

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    How do I make a reservation for 3?

    Just call them.

    Is this branch same as the Capital seafood in Monterey Park? Is the food the same authentic?

    I've been to both, and they're pretty comparable, my group of friends was very motivated by authenticity and felt that the Beverly Hills location was every bit as legit.

    I don't see xaio long bao on their menu. Do they not have it? I see steamed pork dumpling but that is different. Xaio long bao is a soup dumpling.

    They do. It's under soup dumpling.

    Do they offer Dimsum on carts?

    No, it's a la carte and they bring out what you order

    As of Jan 11 2023 do they take reservations? How much are their A B C and K dim sum dishes?

    We will be arriving mid day. Where is the garage and validated parking? Is it underground, street level?

    Entrance is right next to Capital Seafood. They validate for 2 hours and parking is underground. Be sure to have cash on hand. They don't take credit cards. Validation during weekends and nights reduce parking fee by 50%.

    Dog friendly in your patio?

    Yes. I've seen dogs on their patio.

    How's their dim sum?

    Delicious

    How much is the cost of A and B and C dim sum and what are the hours on a Sunday?

    5.95/6.95/7.95 as of Dec 2021

    Does it have dim sums at Sunday dinner?

    They have a dim sum platter (appetizer) for dinner, but they do not serve dim sum at dinner.

    It says they allow dogs. Has anyone brought their dog here (assuming outdoor seating on the patio) and did you feel welcome?

    My friend brought his dog. We were seated outside.

    Are there gluten free options?

    Are you talking about dim sum? If so, there are probably some items that are gluten free although the restaurant doesn't specifically say so. For instance, anything that is made with rice flour is probably gluten free. Anything that has a wheat… 

    Is there a banquet menu? We are thinking of having Christmas dinner at Capital Seafood.

    I think they did have a banquet menu but ask when you make you booking because the menu might change with it being Xmas

    Have you found MSG use here? If so, is it in everything on only some items/ which ones?

    Do you eat Doritos?

    Can you still order dim sum items after dim sum hours?

    Unfortunately, our dim sum is only served during dim sum hours. Mon-Fri 11:00am - 3:00pm… 

    What days and times are dim sum?

    Hello! Dim Sum is available 7 days a week… 

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