Friend and I wanted to stop by before they relocated and we're glad we did despite the menu being limited and items we wanted to try running out (e.g. Duck potstickers, shrimp toast, mushroom, etc)... Was able to make a same day, 1 hour prior last minute reservation for 8:45pm at the patio. Despite being seated almost immediately amongst the crowd of people waiting, we didn't get seen by a waiter for like 15 minutes. Thankfully we ordered right away because we wouldn't be attended to for a good chunk of time in between. - Aqua Panna Still $9.00 - Tuna Cigars $22.00: smokey, nutty, and a smidge floral - this has the taste of the cigar box it's served in. - Garlic Noodles $22.00: wish it was more al dente, but strong garlic flavor. Have had comparable for more affordable costs elsewhere tho. - Cauliflower & Brussels Sprouts $20: basic, but tasty! I would get this again lol - Lychee Cloud $14: Coconutty mixed with lychee. interesting - Crab Puffs 4pc $18.00: I thought this was OK, but friend liked it a lot! strong crab flavor - Classic Banana Ala Mode $17.00: yummy non-traditional viet fried bananas with ice cream. Would get again - Special Occasion Desert: Jasmine sorbet - tasty Overall, I've had better, but I appreciate the individuality of some of the menu items, like the tuna cigars. Free parking at the 485 N Beverly Drive Garage after 6PM Mon - Sat. across the restaurant (not at the parking structure that has the barrier arms which is like $5 for 4 hours) read more

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I finally tried Crustacean and ordered the Turmeric Mule, Cloud Mocktail, Wagyu Fried Rice, Garlic Noodles, Sea Bass, and Beignets. The Cloud Mocktail was disappointing. It lacked depth of flavor and was overall underwhelming. The Garlic Noodles absolutely lived up to the hype and were the standout dish of the meal. The Wagyu Fried Rice was also very good, although I wasn't sure what the pineapple added to the dish. The Sea Bass was decent but lacked flavor for the price point and felt overpriced. On the positive side, the portions were generous with the exception of the Sea Bass, and the Beignets were a delicious way to end the meal. Overall, I enjoyed the experience, but I found the restaurant somewhat overhyped. While the food was good, it wasn't memorable enough for me to return. read more

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Crustacean is a legendary celebrity hot spot located in the heart of Beverly Hills, and has been around for three decades. It's famous for Chef An's garlic noodles, attentive customer service, and creative dishes that fuse Vietnamese, French, & Chinese traditions. I've had the pleasure of having celebratory dinners here over the years. The food has always been exceptional, especially the garlic noodles, and the captivating décor also includes a koi pond embedded in the floor. Sadly, the owners received notice that the building was sold and they have to vacate. The restaurant will be closed temporarily from 7/29 - 8/3. It will permanently close on October 31st and will be offering limited dine-in service until September 30th. Take out & Special Events will run from October 1st until the end of the month. No doubt they will find a new location soon. Until then, keep an eye out for pop-ups at sister restaurants Tiato & AnQi. read more

I grew up in San Francisco and my family and I would go to Thanh Long when I was young. The roasted crab and garlic noodles were a staple of some memorable dinners in the foggy evenings of the Sunset District. So Crustacean coming from that city legend always stood out to me. Andrew at Crustacean Beverly Hills made our recent Sunday lunch a memorable one. He was helpful, informative and his customer service was great.. We appreciated him. He should be recognized for sure. From the Sunday brunch menu, we ordered the tuna cigars ($22) which are presented in cigar boxes that are opened to reveal smoke to mimic cigar smoke. The tuna is wrapped in crispy filo dough, like a thin and delicate egg roll wrapper. The top is covered in tobiko caviar. This was just ok. I wish it was more flavorful. The presentation is the draw for sure. We ordered crispy langoustine roll ($10) and this was essentially the size of a regular lumpia, if even that, cut in half and and presented in a citrus chili sauce. This was too small of an appetizer portion IMO. Tasty but such small portioning. We also ordered 2 of the Vietnamese satay ($10 ea): prime filet mignon and jidori chicken oyster. You get 2 satay sticks from each order. For our main, I had to get the An's famous garlic noodles and we got the colossal tiger prawns with it ($59) to share. The garlic noodles are as tasty as ever. You get 3 tiger prawns. That roasted garlic and secret sauce brings me back to elementary school eating at Thanh Long with my parents. For dessert we ordered warm beignets ($20) that come with a vietnamese coffee anglaise for dipping. We added Tahitian vanilla bean ice cream ($6) to accompany it per Andrew' suggestion. That indeed paired well. Andrew was also kind enough to send us an extra dessert of pineapple ice cream/sherbert to help us celebrate our occasion. We appreciated him for sure. For take out: I ordered An's famous garlic roasted dungeness crab ($125 mp) and an order of garlic noods ($22) for my parents. They loved that as their dinner and it for sure brought back memories of living in San Francisco and eating these memorable meals. We were shocked to find out after being seated that Crustacean BH was gonna have July 27th as their last day of service. A little over a week's time... Shocked because the week leading up to this brunch, we were in touch with Lynn the private dining liason for Crustacean to set up a private luncheon in one of their rooms for 20 people in late August. There were no indications from her re: any of these developments. It was disappointing and surprising to say the least. Andrew, our excellent server, filled us in and we have moved our focus on having the luncheon elsewhere. read more

I will give Crustacean **** four stars. The 5th star is not a penalty per se for anything that went wrong, it's a somewhat subjective perspective and opinion... It's either that the portions are small for the price per entree or the price is too high for the portions served. At best, if you come here to eat "family style" where you order to share among a group, every dish seems to serve 2 people as a series of mini appetizers that you need to order 4-6 dishes/servings per "couple" (pair of diners) and once you pass 2 patrons, if you want everyone to try every dish, you need to double the order to 2 or more portions. This is an elite prestigious restaurant however and expect to budget about $150-200 per person without drinks. It's unique and a great experience. They suggest a 20% tip. Valet parking is $20, alternatively there are adjacent public parking options much cheaper. Tax is approx 9.75% in California. Factor in all of that on the budget of your bill where $300 food bill grows to $400 total out of pocket after tax and tip and parking. read more

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Been to the SF location and with the recent news of this location closing(moving to a different location) I was enticed to visit before they moved. In the middle of Beverly Hills this place had that cool casual LA vibe. Where stars were regulars and the all guests were cared for. They did say the attire was business chic but people were able to pull off shirt slacks and tennis shoes. With Two stories the first floor was the main dining more intimate as the second floor was more spacious. The service was top notch. Arrived an hour early for our reservation was accommodated. The servers were quite attentive. They even recognized that I had dropped my napkin during the meal and before I can pick it up they came to the table to offer me a new one. The servers knew the menu well. Even offered a perfect drink to pair with the amazing food, a tequila based drink with coconut agave lime and Black Sea salt on the rim. I could've easily had 5 of those. First to our table were the crab wontons it was a creamy seafood delight, I wish the wonton wrapper near the center of the item was as crispy as the edges. All in all it's flavor profile was spot on as the flavor of crab definitely stood out. I recommend nibbling at it as it It came out piping hot so I def nearly burned my tongue off as I popped the entire wonton in my mouth. A few moments after finishing the wontons the Vietnamese chicken oyster skewers arrived which had the perfect subtle char and smokiness with the sweet soy ginger sauce coating the tender juicy meat. The pickled veggies added a refreshing flavor to round out the savory flavor of the grilled chicken. Main entrees we decided on the The garlic noodles, the garlic roasted Dungeness crab, Prime filet mignon shaken beef. I really wanted to get the wagyu fried rice but the server advised us that what we had ordered was plenty. All three dishes arrived at the same time, The garlic noodles was Al dente not greasy and perfectly infused with a garlic, the crab arrived pre deconstructed as I didn't want to end up flicking crab shells all ofer the place. Huge chunks of Crab along with shredded peices. Eaten with the noodles made it the perfect combo. The filet mignon shaken beef reminded me of a lomo saltado as it had all the elements sautéed tomatoes, red onion, fried potatoes. The beef was medium rare and tender, wish I could've ordered a bowl of white rice to complement the intense flavor of the shaken beef. The server was right we order just enough to be stuffed. At the end she asked if we wanted dessert and I pointed at my belly saying we were unable to take another bite of anything. The server than said "that's ok you don't want to go beyond your pleasure point" she was right we were in food ecstasy. Over all an awesome place for a great meal and good vibes. And if you're lucky like me you might spot a famous actor read more

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Crustacean was such a great restaurant. The staff was very friendly and they had great recommendations. For appetizers, the tuna cigars and lobster dumplings tasted amazing. The smokiness of the tuna just made it better and the bite of caviar was reall my delicious. For the main course, I ordered the garlic noodles with crab, and shaken beef. Both were enjoyable. The crab was packed with flavor. I chose to crack my own crab and while it was a chore, it felt worth it for the freshness. The restaurant itself was busy but they were quick to serve. They had nice decor and the seating was comfortable. read more

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Crustacean is unfortunately closing on July 27. The reason I am giving 3 stars is due to poor ownership/management. I heard that the workers only found out the establishment was closing a week prior to actual closing date. Food was delicious but expect to pay $150-$200 per person if you want the full experience. By that, I mean adding deluxe seafood items to the garlic noodles (totally worth IMO). Tuna cigar was AMAZING and the caviar topping was just BAM fish taste in your face. The jasmine panna cotta is one of the best desserts I have ever had. 10/10 service read more

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Crustacean is scheduled to close during the last week of July in 2026. We love the garlic noods and crabs so we found time to visit before they disappear. This time around, we tried some appetizers and got the crab and garlic noodles. We didn't care for the crab puff, but the beef skewers were good. The crab and the noodles were as good as we remembered. Overall experience was great. Service was good, our water was never empty. The owner family made their rounds to say hi to everyone, it was very welcoming. Not gonna lie, it is sad to see them go. I hope they can find a new location and re-open soon. read more

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I was excited to try Crustacean after seeing their happy hour menu and having a Resy credit to use. Unfortunately, the experience got off to a disappointing start. Upon arrival, the front-of-house staff member was cold and unwelcoming. I was told that happy hour seating was first come, first served, but received no guidance on where to wait or how the process worked, leaving me to figure it out on my own. The restaurant itself was beautiful. I loved the decor and the koi fish aquarium beneath your feet. After eventually finding a seat, another guest informed me that the restaurant would be closing after 30 years due to losing its lease. Shortly afterward, I learned that they no longer offer happy hour at all--a surprise considering I had waited nearly 30 minutes expecting it to begin. It would have been appreciated if this had been communicated upon arrival, especially since outdated happy hour information is still easy to find. Service throughout the meal was slow, though I will give credit where it's due: once our order was placed, the food arrived surprisingly quickly. We ordered the Vietnamese filet mignon satay, tuna cigars, banh hỏi, and the famous garlic noodles. The standout dish was easily the filet mignon satay--it was flavorful, tender, and the highlight of the meal. The remaining dishes were enjoyable but didn't leave a lasting impression. The shrimp also wasn't cleaned. For drinks, I ordered the Passionately in Love and the Saigon Silk. While both were decent, the Saigon Silk arrived only about one-third full, which was disappointing given the price. Overall, the food had its moments, particularly the filet mignon satay, but the lack of hospitality, poor communication, and underwhelming service overshadowed the experience. I can appreciate the restaurant's long history, but based on this visit, I wouldn't recommend going out of your way to dine here. read more

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We had the most incredible dinner and I had no realized it will be a goodbye dinner at least in this location in Beverly Hills. They have most recently announced that they are changing locations. This place was a thriving exciting place to be then the pandemic hit plus the renovations seem to change the traffic here so I hope wherever they go it brings them great fortune and prosperity. I love the garlic noodle. Everything on the menu is delicious. The service was amazing. I am sad to see them go it's been such a big part of Beverly Hills dining here. Wishing the family the best of luck at their new location. read more

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Overall great experience. Unfortunate to say goodbye to this restaurant. We loved the decor, the koi dish underneath the floors were so cool. The food was phenomenal, everything had a wow factor--especially the tuna cigars. The one downside was the service time (which I understand because they're closing and we're busy). read more

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Went in on the very last Saturday evening before the official closing. The food and vibe is super great. Although they were extremely busy, the servers were super friendly and attentive. I will miss this place. I am going to follow them though when they re-open somewhere around town. Thank you for many many years of making us the greatest food. Crustaceans -we love you all. read more

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To bad they are closing this location. But the dumplings were so good and their calamari. Garlic noodles of course great, shrimp toast and the little crab puffs was a waste of money, I do like that the crab puffs you can taste the crab but it was cheap tasting. I love the remodel on the restaurant haven't been there in some years but beautiful and the waiters were very attentive. read more

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I thought the food was pretty good. I don't remember what the parking situation was like. I think there was meter parking. This night was especially nice because this location is closing very soon so one of the daughters and the owner of the chain was there the daughter introduced herself and we had a magician performed tricks for us and that were pretty impressive. Sad that this establishment is going to be no more. I also like the Koi fish in the ground. read more

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This is a tough one for us. We are huge fans of the restaurant, having been in the last two times for brunch which were truly excellent. This dinner was not a good experience for us, and we want to take a few minutes to share this feedback with the restaurant. For starters, I have significant experience as a restaurant reviewer. I have reviewed hundreds of restaurants in LA over the years for several known journals. My wife - who is Vietnamese and takes great pride in what Crustacean means to the Southern California community - and I dine out a lot. We've recommended Crustacean to others on the basis of our brunches. When I dine out, I don't want any pressure to buy anything I don't want. If I don't want to have a cocktail, don't make me feel less than for not ordering one. My wife and I had our reasons for our choices last night, and to be blunt, what we order and how much we order should be of no concern to wait staff, hosts or managers. We felt pressure from the start of the meal to the end, and it made us uncomfortable. We had a time constraint on the meal, and politely shared it with our waiter. The response from the Host was more pressure, and a dose of attitude. We ordered our meal - two appetizers, an entree and a side - and the food was OK. Not distinguished as had been our brunches. Small portions, poorly cooked, soggy "colossal shrimp" and a $20 side order of 6 pieces of sauteed bok choy that was offensively over-priced. For us, the service was disappointing, having recently traveled to several US cities (St. Louis, Raleigh-Durham, New Orleans and even Las Vegas) where not once were we pressured by the staff. Impeccable service everywhere. As I mentioned, we dine out a lot, and we have lots of choices in LA or when we travel. This meal for the money was one of the worst values we've had in a meal all year, and easily the most disappointing experience at a restaurant of this caliber and price point in far longer. We recommend Crustacean send its team to dine out at some different LA restaurants known for their service to get an idea of how a sophisticated customer experiences a meal at a comparable atmosphere and cost. We hope this will be taken in the spirit in which it's intended - to help make your restaurant, service and business better. Last night, which happened to be my birthday, was somewhere between a D- and a Fail. If you're fine with that, don't do anything. But please let us know and we'll stick with more consistent favorites like Chinois, Din Tai Fung or Brodard Chateau. read more

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Solo lunch date on my day off! Was wandering around shopping all day and was starving by mid day. Stumbled into this beautiful place for a quick bite and was pleasantly surprised. Prawn mango salad was an absolute star. Very large meaty tiger prawns over a bed of fresh greens and juicy mangos to give it a slight sweetness. Paired exceptionally well with my lychee martini. A must try. Had some room left in my tummy, so had to try the famous garlic noodles with a skewer (added protein) and wow this was fantastic as well. Im normally unable to finish the garlic noodle dish myself as by mid dish the butteriness is too much, but the skewer gave it a perfect balance. Proud to say each dish was spot clean by lunch end. Definitely coming back . Noticed they have a Sunday brunch menu that I would love to try. See you soon Crustacean read more

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Great food, amazing staff and pretty interior. Visited on a Friday night. Diana was our server and she was giving us so many suggestions. It was good for me especially because I am indecisive. They change the plate in between every dish. The garlic noodle and Dungeness crab was the highlight for me as it is their specialty. One of the server told us that there's a room in the kitchen that only few people can go in and make the noodle so the recipe will not leak. Crazy! The bill came out to be $600 for 3 people with 4 drinks just for your reference. read more

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I like the Koi fish you see swimming underneath your feet. Probably my favorite thing about this restaurant. The mango prawn salad was good. We got their famous garlic noodles. Tasted pretty good. Their quantity is small but that's really all you need to eat to not overeat. Service was nice and our server was very friendly and helped with deciding what to order. Price is costly but its Beverly Hills, so what do you expect? Parked across the street in a structure. read more

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Next immediate chapter for Crustacean involves 'popUps', most likely with 'street food' offerings. Their scheduled Beverly Hills Location closure is slated for the end of October 2026. An incredible 30-year run in the ritz and glitzy town with the matriarch chef Helene An surpassing 80+years of age. Previous garlic crab order wasn't the freshest crab we received so did not order the crab again this time. read more

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Service was great. The food was very tasty the flavors are great. I would highly suggest the yellowtail sashimi ... flavors were great. Garlic noodles weren't as garlicy as I remember but the crab is delicious. Market price was $125 so a little high but if you are here I would suggest to do it. I loved the wok veggies. read more

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Food was great but service was bad. Waited so long to get water refills, the table side ice cream is not table side (just served on top of a cake for $24). No more ube soufflé pancakes. They take your plates while you are still eating. They did say they are closing, so that is their excuse. Just disappointing considering it was not cheap dining. read more

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I've wanted to come to Crustacean for 20 years. We finally made it on our 15th anniversary, stopping in for dessert after Nozawar Bar. The anticipation couldn't have been higher. The crab cake roll came out with a hair in it. Our server apologized and removed it from the bill, but that was it, no manager, nothing more said. We also ordered a banana flambé. When I mentioned it was our anniversary, he brought out a complimentary scoop of basil ice cream. Sweet gesture, but it didn't address what happened. At this price point, comping the dessert we came specifically for would have been appropriate. The staff were warm. The banana flambé was good. But the incident was glossed over, and we left with mainly the memory of a hair in our food. read more

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Absolute hype that lives up to expectations! AN's Famous Garlic Noodles look simple, but they pack an incredibly rich and tempting blend of butter and garlic flavors with perfectly chewy noodles that make it impossible to stop eating. Paired with their signature Garlic Roasted Crab, the crab meat is sweet, juicy, and blends seamlessly with the garlic butter sauce. It's definitely on the pricey side, but a once-in-a-lifetime must-try culinary experience. read more

Crustacean Beverly Hills is a special place for me. My wife and I came here a long time ago when we first started dating. I asked her about the restaurant recently and we decided to come back for Valentine's Day. The return did not disappoint. I had the shaken beef with garlic noodles and it was excellent. The flavors were rich, the beef was tender, and the garlic noodles were exactly what I remembered. My wife had the tiger prawns with garlic noodles and loved her dish as well. Everything was really good. The food, the memories, and the atmosphere all came together for a great evening. Crustacean Beverly Hills is a full 5 stars for me. read more

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My co-workers and I attended the World Hotel and travel agent event. They offered an open bar and many appetizer options. The event was held upstairs above the main dining area. The bartender was busy but most of us kept requesting the special drinks offered which were the Grand Mule and Lychee Martini. The appetizers that were offered were all delicious. read more

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When we were in San Francisco my wife had been wanting to try Chef Ann's food at her restaurant there. But didn't get a chance coz we had another agenda on our visit to SF. Then a family member of my wife recently moved to Beverly Hills and that's when my wife saw that there's another restaurant owned by Chef Ann and it's CRUSTACEAN BEVERLY HILLS Of course, my wife got us a reservation right away. Chef Ann's restaurant is beautiful, with contemporary decor and a few Asian decorations. The moment the Menu was handed to us my wife was quick ordering so I just let her order since she had already ordered a lot of food. With all the food you see in my Pic upload here at Crustacean, the RIBS , the CRAB FRIED RICE, GARLIC NOODLES with WHOLE LOBSTER, and TUNA CIGARS are the ones that stood out for me. Everything was delicious but those are the ones I mentioned are the once I will get here again when we visit. Sean our server was cool. Parking is very easy, in front of the restaurant there's actually a public building parking or side street metered parking. read more

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I have been to 3 of their restaurants including the original Thành Long, which was the first in the House of An in SF. The ambiance of Beverly Hills is just different than San Francisco and a bit more boujee it seems. Nice venue, love the koi pond in the floor and how it flows through the restaurant. There were 4 of us and we ordered the tuna cigars, garlic noodles, garlic fried rice, green beans, bok choi and the garlic crab outside the shell. The food and service was amazing. read more

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Food wasn't bad, not amazing amazing... they had a great mentalist came around to our table and almost guessed our child's nickname. Sorry we won't have another chance to let him guess it since they are closing. Glad I finally took my wife, great date night out. read more

Beautiful place, romantic and lovely service. I had the Mongolian lamb, and it was great! We also had the garlic noodles which were good and were around $22. The garlic noodles were shareable for 2 people for one serving. The truffle chicken dumplings were very flavorful! Because of the location, expect to pay a little more overall. It was a really nice dining experience and definitely would go back! read more

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Food was good but not the best. Everything is overpriced. We were expecting more because of the other reviews but it was okay. Service is excellent, the ambiance is so so. read more

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I cannot explain to you how delicious the crab is. The garlic fried rice, the crab puffs, lobster salad, it's all good but the crab is the most delicious most memorable crab anywhere ever and I stand by that. I loved it in 2017, I love it now 10/10 read more

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My husband and I visited Crustacean while in Beverly Hills for a weekend. Our food and service was good--probably closer to 3.5 than 4 stars, but I don't think Yelp's 3 stars would be an accurate portrayal. Our waiter was nice, but a bit distracted. He forgot the special and apologized. He was able to answer a question we had about the garlic noodles. He almost dropped something, too. Overall, he was a nice guy, but he had a lot going on. The presentation of the tuna cigars is cool, and the tuna cigars were tasty. I could've eaten about four of those! I enjoyed the Dungeness crab fried rice, the garlic noodles, and the truffle dumplings. What Crustacean does well is the presentation of their food. I wouldn't say that this was the best rice, dumplings, or garlic noodles I've ever had, but everything was tasty. Crustacean is great for a date night or night out with friends. I'd recommend the restaurant to anyone in the area. read more

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I've always loved to step into an Asian fusion and very cool ambience with a koi pond in the walkway and underneath the floor! In crusteacean in Beverly Hills! The delightful items on the menu and exotic drinks good wine list! Of course there infamous dishes cigars, garlics noodles and lobster dishes! read more

Always a lovely and beautiful spot in Beverly Hills. When you walk in you can spot the koi fish swimming under the glass floors, which makes it unique and inviting. We came here for a birthday brunch and ordered a mix of dishes to share. We started with chicken dumplings, it was super tasty. Then the Prawn salad with shrimp chips, it was super fresh. The garlic noodles with crab had an amazing presentation as always, and super flavorful and also my favorite entree. The white fish dressed in Vietnamese style with the shrimp chips was also a highlight. For dessert we ordered the beignets paired with vietnamese coffee flavored dip and it was amazing. I would highly recommend to spend brunch there, the open air makes the venue so inviting and everything is super tasty. read more

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We came in to have a couple martinis before our shopping. I didn't know this was the sister restaurant of AnQi in Costa Mesa. We visit AnQi whenever we shop at south coast plaza. This restaurant and bar is very beautiful. The lounge area was so cozy and relaxing. Our martinis were great pours. The bartenders were so friendly and chatty. We would definitely come back for brunch sometime! read more

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Food was delicious !! Service was great Ambiance was nice They were great with making sure My mom's food was gluten free. read more

Excellent service which was attentive in all ways. Had private room upstairs. Perfect location for an intimate wedding The dinner was well presented in its orchestration. Food was flavorful without being overly salted or oily Tuna cigar had tip of caviar which was playful The dumplings was beautifully plated served family style Fish was light and flaky which matched well with a richly flavorful rice vermicelli mix Dessert was light donut with a coffee creme anglaise sauce read more

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We went here for lunch on Friday and had a wonderful experience. Parking was convenient--there's a lot across the street with 2 hours free, then $3 per hour after that. The ambiance was great, very open and airy, with fresh air flowing through the space. The staff was extremely attentive and made the whole dining experience feel five-star. I ordered the $45 lunch menu, which included three courses: * First course: A "Caesar salad" made with furiake instead of lettuce. Very flavorful and a refreshing twist. * Second course: Udon noodles with soy chorizo. The soy chorizo was minimal--more like small bits of color than a main ingredient--but the dish itself was cooked to perfection and very flavorful. * Third course: A strawberry gelato dish, which was light, refreshing, and delicious. You can also add garlic noodles for $15 (highly recommend--they were flavorful and perfectly cooked) and a drink, alcoholic or non-alcoholic, for around $10. The prices do add up, but the quality of food, service, and overall experience make it worth it. Definitely a great spot for a special lunch or just to treat yourself. read more

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We enjoyed our friend's birthday celebration here. The ambience is lovely, with an underground koi "river" built into the floor. The service was excellent from the greeting at the front door to the server and all the assistants. Our water was frequently filled and plates cleared promptly. The food was delicious all around. Tuna cigar presentation was fun! We started with the cigars, jidori egg rolls and sashimi. We shared shaking beef filet mignon, salmon, brussel sprouts and cauliflower and the garlic noodles. Minus a star for the filet mignon which had more potatoes than steak. Disappointing.., We ended with beignets and ice cream. Treated to a table side magician ... another fun surprise! Parked at the nearby public garage (2 hours free). read more