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    Fu's Palace

    3.8 (517 reviews)
    ModerateChinese
    Open 11:30 am - 9:00 pm

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    Moderate noise
    Casual
    Dogs allowed
    Outdoor seating

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    Inderjit M.

    Amazing food Friendly service we been going there for last 27 years Definitely to go to Chinese place

    BBQ Pork Barbecued Spareribs (4 pieces). Perfect.
    Lee M.

    *** I think the most important thing that I need to say before I get into this review is this: anyone who reads the reviews for this restaurant and sees one that says "this is the worst food I've ever had I can't believe that the good reviews are real" has an agenda against this restaurant, clearly. There's no reason to say something like that in the first place, and it's also not true. The food is outstanding. It absolutely defines what New York style Chinese restaurants are supposed to be about. *** I consider myself an expert on east coast American Chinese food. I grew up going to Chinese restaurants when other people were going to McDonald's. As a teenager I worked in our local Chinese restaurant, the Peking chef, a very traditional East Coast Cantonese restaurant. Any time I've moved, the first job was to find out where the good Chinese food was. I am a lifer. I've lived in California since 1994 and have yet to find anything that matches what I ate as a kid. A few years ago I came to yelp looking for good New York style Chinese food in the Los Angeles area. I know there's a lot of great Chinese food here, but it is West Coast style which in my humble opinion, isn't as good. Primarily because of the bias that comes from loving what you grew up with, New York style is my favorite. And, as most of you who live out here now, it's hard to find good Chinese food that falls into that category. Not too long ago, in one of my occasional Facebook posts asking people if they knew of someplace good that fit this description, somebody mentioned Fu's Palace and for some unknown reason, I ignored the response and moved on with my life. There was a place that I was going to in Henderson Nevada that I loved and we were there often enough that I didn't feel like I was missing anything. Then I discovered Genghis Cohen, and found a lot of what I was looking for, but not all of it. And I found Paul's kitchen, which also had some of what I liked, but not all of it. And we also had a place in the SCV (since closed) called new Moon, which had what they referred to as a New York style egg roll, which really wasn't, but they did have good egg foo yong. What I'm getting at in my overly long way is I hadn't really found what I was looking for, until today when I visited Fu's Palace. It was everything I wanted. The New York Chinatown interior feel, the pot of tea brought to the table when you sat down along with the chow mein crispy noodles... Just experiencing those two things when I first walked through the door had me hooked. Then I ordered and was brought back to a place in time that felt like it did 40 years ago. I ended up ordering the wonton soup, which was as it should be, broth scallions and wontons. I ordered the eggrolls, which was as it should be, thick and bubbly deep fried filled with shredded cabbage, celery and carrots with generous Pieces of shrimp and "red" pork. I ordered the egg foo yong, which was as it should be, fluffy lightly fried omelettes filled with sprouts and big chunks of bbq char siu and with a side of that sublime brown sauce. And I ordered the spare ribs which were perfectly baked, with just the right amount of sweet barbecue sauce, not so that it drips off but that it stays on. Sydney had the vegetable steamed dumplings and a gigantic bowl of vegetable noodle soup that she proclaimed to be delicious and worth the trip. I ended up also getting some barbecue pork chow mein to go, so we will see how that is. I can't imagine that it's anything less than delicious. I have finally found what I've been looking for 22 years. I will definitely go back.

    Beef Lo Mein, Egg Flower Soup, shrimp egg roll the size of your head.

    Delicious food at fair prices. Been coming for years. Service is incredible. Sit in the bar if you are up for libations. Fun people watching. Go.

    Cameron C.

    Me and my friend Zachary went to food Palace when we got there nobody else was at the tables which means we're a full room to ourselves. #Fun. We proceeded to dine on sweet-and-sour pork, pork dumplings, lo mein, beef, and honey nut walnut shrimp that was covered in a viscous white sauce, which was quite unusual. We very much enjoyed the lo mein beef as it was salty and tasty. The pork dumplings came out with a different normal different color than normal. Less than expected yet were delicious and by far of my favorite the sweet-and-sour pork was a mainly fry, but it was all right yet interesting in texture and the yeah that's about. It would go back again. Atmosphere was quiet and euphoric while we could hear much arguing in a likely Chinese language in the kitchen#HomiesBirthday #ChineseFoodTheBest #TheBomb

    Mongolian Beef Combination
    Cassadi K.

    The food here was delicious! Service was very friendly. I got the dinner combination plate with Mongolian beef. They were also playing the World Series game in here! Would definitely recommend to everyone!

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    Ashley H.

    The service is so nice! We called ahead and he was very friendly. The food was yummy. Chicken lo mein (soft noodles) and kung pao chicken for $30 total!! Restaurant is clean but not super busy.

    Buddha's Feast Mixed Vegetable
    Stace G.

    Great NYC-style Chinese restaurant. It's a casual, cozy vibe and friendly service. Tons of vegetarian options-- the Buddha's Feast was lovely and not too heavy. The Vegetable Lo Mein and Egg Rolls were great, and I highly recommend asking for some spicy mustard with them! Food came out super quick and piping hot. I got a simple vodka club soda, but I kind of wish I'd asked for a cocktail menu. Next time! The prices were great and there's quite a bit of free parking behind the restaurant. We came around 6ish on a Sunday and we were seated right away.

    Chicken Chow Mein

    We ordered Fu's for dinner last week for pickup... I should have honestly checked the food before I left, that's my mistake, but I would have never thought this is what they considered chicken chow mein. One, it was swimming in oil and two the noddles came separately....? and were indeed crispy. I called the restaurant when I got home and saw the food because I thought I was given the wrong order at first...but apparently this is what they considered to be Crispy Noodle Chow Mein. This is NOT NY style chow mein at all as a Queens native...idk maybe somewhere upstate....

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    This place is really good! I love their Mongolian beef and Kung pao chicken! The family is really sweet and lovely!

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    As usual so.good. I'm so glad they are open. Today's online order was easy, clean, felt safe and was happy to get my order.

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    Ask the Community - Fu's Palace

    Is this still family-owned?

    Yes..Fu's Palace has always been family owned, and still is.

    Has ownership changed in the past 20 or so years?

    No...same family owns it for many years.

    Do they use MSG?

    No MSG!! These guys are legit, family owned business and they pay close attention to dietary restrictions and allergies. Margaret is super accommodating and friendly.

    Is this place Kosher?

    No

    Am I supposed to believe this place turns into a popping party palace for college kids at night? Because my club is hosting a Halloween party there this weekend haha

    Yes :)

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    Came here after a long day of walking along hollywood and i am so happy we did. I wasnt too sure of…read morewhat to expect, but the interior was so beautifully done with a mix of a subway/ speakeasy vibe and perfect lighting for any occasion. It was a but busy when we got there but luckily we got seared pretty shortly after arrival. We originally wanted to sit at the bar, but opted for a table for less wait time. When first looking at the menu we were shocked by the prices. I knew immediately i wanted to get the hui tou potstikers with pork and noodles. We ended up adding on the hongkong style wontons too. To my suprise the wontons arrived in a delicious and warm broth, keeping them perfectly moist and plump. The broth was so delicious even on a hot day, tasting faintly of sesame and scallion. Despite both dishes being pork they were so different and equally amazing in flavor. The pan fried potstikers which were CRISPED TO PERFECTION especially reminded me of black bean shortribs that you get from dimsum, fatty but hearty and had me wanting more and more each bite. The minced pork noodles were to no suprise, so good. Noodles tasted fresh, the sauce was umami with mushrooms and pork. While im not the biggest fan of mushrooms, i still ate it up. I feel it would be so good with some picked cabbage too to complement the saltiness. Most notable thing... THAT CHILI OIL. We probably used almost half the jar left at the table. It wasnt spicy at all, but it had this flavor that i genuinely have never tasted before. The texture of the chilli and sesame and the nutty flavor had me in awe. Enough to take two jars home... i would do it again. Servers were so quick, made sure everything we needed was at the table. Regardless of the crowd we were met with promptness and generosity. This that wonton place your girl tells you not to worry about forreal. Will be coming back despite the long drive from home.

    Some call it comfort food, others might call it fine dining on a budget. That evening we went-- it…read morewas simply an amazing dinner. Anything you can eat you any night you don't have to cook is usually a great night out. This evening was no exception. Our waitress was kind and accommodating. Positive energy, drinks filled and smile that felt genuine. The ambiance of the restaurant was bar like, but with adequate seating for dining in. Everything was prepared wonderfully and had tremendous flavor. I recommend trying their Hui Tou, stuffed with pork or beef, pork and leek pancakes, they also have vegetarian options. Their pork shumai was delicious, xiao long bao's soup dumplings were flavorful. Delicious. I definitely need a second trip here to try their soups and more of their variety of dumplings.

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    Woon is one of those spots that just hits differently - homestyle Chinese food with such a good…read morevibe to match. The pork belly bao is an absolute must-order. The braised pork belly was so incredibly soft and melt-in-your-mouth, and paired with the pickled carrots and cucumbers tucked into that steamed bao bun - so juicy. We also got the scallion pancakes which were crispy, chewy, and came with a soy ginger dipping sauce. The wood ear mushroom and bean curd stick salad was a nice lighter contrast to the heavier dishes too. We tried the beef noodles as well. The noodles were a bit on the tougher side, which is kind of expected with this style, but the flavors were solid overall. But do NOT sleep on dessert. I had to order the deep fried bao bun with ice cream scoop inside and it was delicious. Absolutely worth saving room for if you're looking to end your meal off with a sweet treat! Parking is easy with plenty of street parking nearby. Love that there's both indoor and outdoor seating - the patio outside is perfect for bigger groups at night, and the inside has its own aesthetic vibe that's equally great. Great service, good vibes, and delicious food. I'll be coming back!

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    the aromas from walking in was an immediate yes…read more NOMd: - pork potstickers. prob would've smacked harder if we had dined in, they were a little cold and tough but not hard (iykwim). great sear but too thick for my liking. yummy sauce. we got all the extra sauces and they all tasted and smelt so good tbh. - beef roll. wish the roll itself was thinner (preference thing - not into a lot of dough) but cucumbers with beef are always a win. - dan dan noodles. a very light dish. i'm not a peanut sauce girl but i didn't hate it. noodels were fresh and cooked to perfection. - vegan mapo tofu. YUM. not too heavy or oily. perfect spice level. this would be in my to-go roto if i lived here. - beef noodle soup. only tasted the noodles and bokchoy, but both were dank. again with the fresh and perfectly cooked noodles. the broth.... get it!! YUMd: - taro milk tea. love that they use actual taro and not just a premade mixture or packet. light, nutty, delicious. service, etc.: got takeout on a sunday night and it was packed and busy! super cute spot. dude double checked our bag to ensure everything was in there. literally cant beat the price either. really sad they were out of most of their veggie dishes.

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