It's a good restaurant! We ordered fried fish; pork feet;…read moreBamboo shoots; and rice cereal with Yen.

The environment is nice, clean, and the food tastes mild - pretty acceptable. The service is okay…read moretoo

thanks again for an excellent meal Dinner here has larger…read moreportions and upgraded amenities compared to their lunch. Dinner is like having a banquet with family Fresh ingredients and plates so nicely staff is so efficient and attentive with such large crowds too nice that the place has so many small rooms for private parties too

Taste of MP, formerly New Lucky Seafood, is a delicious place for a large group. When they…read moreremodeled, they knew their lane and literally set it up that way. There's a $350 minimum for a private room. They were really accommodating when I pre-reserved a room about two weeks in advance. They also put our cake in the fridge and cut it at no cost. The food here is absolutely solid. They know exactly what to do if you want a large group meal. They have set menus, but I just ordered all things that we like to eat. Extra shoutout for the cucumbers. The way they do they is truly deeeeelicious. I would reserve a room in advance. They told me there's no need to preorder the banquet menu as well, if you want an easy, set last minute big meal!

Showed up on a Monday evening and there were about three parties in front of us. Busy little spot…read morebut the seating arrangement maximizes the restaurant. We ordered the spicy braised noodle soup with spicy pickled vegetables on the side, xiao long bao, beef roll, and chili oil shrimp wontons. The spicy braised beef noodle soup was my favorite dish, noodle texture was bouncy and firm as well as that beef being extremely tender. The spicy mustards on the side were quite spicy and a perfect addition to the noodle soup. Xiao long bao was good, filled with a good amount of broth and it came out very quickly. The wrappers were great as none of them even hinted at breaking. Beef roll was good, it was crispy on the outside and the beef portion was good. I did wish they'd add a bit more cilantro and onions but that's a personal preference. Chili oil shrimp wontons were good and had some pork filling as well. Each piece was big and filling, I was only not a fan of the thick wrapper but it was delicious. Would recommend P P Pop, I see why there are so many recommendations to try this place. Will be definitely coming back.

Some items here are the best like the popcorn chicken, fried squid, shao long bao, and fried bao…read more The squid is the best that I've had in the states. It tastes like the huge ones you get in China. It's tender and has a perfect batter to it. I even went back the following week to get that flavor in my mouth again. Everything else we ordered was soso. The udon noodles did not have much taste. The spicy wonton had a weird taste and spicy taste to it. The beef roll had no flavor. The meat was really tender, but the wrap was too soft. The beef noodle soup had tender meat in it, but didn't have much taste to it. It was very average. The service is good here. Very fast and polite. It is a small busy restaurant. Get ready to wait. HAPPY SQUIDING!

It's a great pleasure to dine at Hengry. As soon as I walked in, I know it's not just a restaurant…read more Starting from the owner's initial aspiration to bring solid Guizhou cuisine to LA and now they have successfully made Alhambra home for people who enjoy Miao's food. Must order - signature Miao's sour soup, Golden braised lamb, Fried tofu balls, Mushroom dry pot, & House fried rice. I also prefer to customize the menu with the owner/chefs. The private room provides great service, exceptional dining experience, and special orders of delicious food such as King Crabs or Lobsters in Miao's sour soup & the spot prawns etc. Recently they curated a few new items on the menu. I will definitely go back soon to taste their always-satisfying Guizhou food!

~ food: shredded…read morepotatoes: 9/10 solid potatoes, nicely cooked pork and cabbage potstickers: 7/10 nothing too special sour soup with fish filet: 8/10 love how sour it is but it was a bit bland and not numbing at all. it tasted more like watered down soup with vinegar but i love the large portion ~ service: 8/10 friendly but our server barely checked on us and we kept having to ask other workers for extra things ~ ambiance: very interesting ambiance, lots of unique colors and art. the sofa chairs are a bit uncomfortable i kept sinking in. not fitting for a restaurant ~ parking: parking lot nearby

The speed at which our dishes came out was in lightning. I was aghast at how fast we were served…read moreall four entrees in the time span of a bathroom trip in the hallway. Like holy smokes, are the chefs on steroids back there? A salute to their efficiency and time management. Family ordered the Thai fried rice, house special fish fillet, pork chop with Peking sauce, and a tofu dish I do not know the name of. The fish fillet was most definitely running the show here. It was heavenly with every bite. My brother and I had to practically restrain ourselves from demolishing the entire plate. Another deep nod to the chef's magnificent craftsmanship. Order this for a taste of no regrets. The servers were absolutely amazing. For a typical Chinese restaurant, it is pretty standard to be served and for the most part ignored unless you needed something specific. However, the servers here were right in the middle of the horrendous lunch rush, and yet they still managed to carry out gestures that genuinely touched me- one of the waitresses waited at the door and held it open for us when my mom returned from the restroom because they could see that my mom had limited mobility. The guy serving us also made sure he was always giving her ample room to move around amidst all the chaos and commotion of the restaurant. Considering the tables and chairs are inches apart from each other too, we were pretty cramped. I asked another worker for utensils later on, and he was genuinely so sweet going about it, patient and smiling. Service here really warmed my heart, which was such a bonus. The setting was probably the most intriguing part. I am not familiar about the history of this particular location, but considering the walls in the hallway had old newspaper articles and images of the establishment from who knows how many decades ago, I would say it's teetering on the edge of being a museum in itself. Makes for a cool peek into history, but the run down building and yellowing, stained walls in the hallway might throw some people off who are looking to dine somewhere that has kept more in stride with modern times. This visit was fantastic from beginning to end, and all the small details really made everything come together into a wonderful synopsis of food, family, and a little extra kindness.

This place is awesome. How can it possibly have a 3.9 rating?! I must admit that I am visiting from…read moreNC where it is hard to find authentic Chinese food. I loved everything! Portions are HUGE. We laughed when our first dish (crispy noodle seafood) arrived and realized we ordered way too much. My husband and I ordered : Beef chow fun - incredible! His favorite Fired pork buns - my favorite! It is what this place of famous for! Seafood pan fried doodles - melt in your mouth seafood and tender shrimp. Huge dish Juicy Pork Dumplings - delicious!

Dined at our old favorite and food was still consistent. Service was courteous and efficient as…read moreusual. We ordered our usual items: Beef Chow Fun, Fish Fillet with Tender Green, and French Style Beef Tenderloin. Portions were still big and of good value. Prices went up about a dollar per plate as compared to last year, roughly about 6-7% which was reasonable because ingredients are costing more these days. They do charge 2% for credit card USA. If you're looking for a casual place to eat reasonably good and reasonably priced Chinese food, this is a solid option.

Been here only a few times and yes if we went with others we have to send each other the right…read moreaddress as there's two mama Lu's on the same street! Just East vs West. We were able to find parking in the back and it was full so there's more parking underground. This place was pretty full, but given the capacity, the place had more ceiling space than seating place. We met family and friends while they already were in the middle of dinner and we came pretty late. Mama Lu's is known for their dumplings but they also serve Chinese dishes such as beef chow fun, roasted duck, fried fish fillet, and more. Staff were friendly, they were helpful and a wasn't hard to flag them down if we needed something. Overall, good place, would come again to try dumplings.

Came in on the weekend. Parking lot was packed but we still found parking. You can order dim sum…read morehere almost any time of the day. They have a new menu and we ordered the Minced Pork & Egg Rice. This is the non-gravy/sauce version like some local restaurants are starting to do. Break the runny egg yolk and mix everything together. It was pretty good. We also ordered the pan fried turnip cake which is crispy on the outside and soft on the inside. It's better than many dim sum restaurant versions. Also got their beef rice roll again. Their rice rolls are always a hit. Don't forget to order their HK lemon iced tea on the side. It pairs well with everything especially on a hot summer day. Good air conditioning. Lots of indoor seating. Great service. Highly recommend!

Rice noodle rolls with shrimp 4.5/5 Shrimp could be prepped…read morebetter, but rice noodle is amazing texture. Near close to Asia in terms of bounciness and silkiness Siu mai 3.5/5 Pretty good, better than most places. Chunky and juicy Chicken feet 3.5/5 Lighter flavor compared to other spots, could be steamed longer. I liked it more than bae Sticky rice in lotus leaf 3.5/5 Was fine, I did like how it didn't have a bunch of rice , but maybe could be saucier No wait on a Sunday with plenty of tables open

We were in the area, found this spot and ordered the beef noodle soup and fried rice…read more We came past 2pm on a Saturday and it wasn't busy. The place is clean and from the outside it looked small but there adequate seating. Service was fast. The soup was soooo good, the beef was melt in your mouth tender. The noodles were good as well as the fried rice. Straight forward - no frills good food.

Leyixian is a great late-night option when you're craving something hearty. They're open until 11…read morePM, so I stopped by for some spicy beef noodles to go, and it definitely hit the spot. The noodles had that authentic Taiwanese flavor, with a nice spicy kick and a satisfying beefy broth. Perfect for a late-night craving when most places are already closed. Definitely a spot I'd come back to.

I saw a reel on this place, and I had to try it…read more Their food is incredibly fresh and tasty. I would highly recommend. We came in on a Sunday around 6 PM. It was busy, but not overfilled. They sat as quickly. Service is great and they bring out the food piping hot. Easy to follow easy to order.

I've been here a few times and would say the food is pretty good. I don't think there is anything…read moresuper special, but the food overall was good. The service was also very good and accommodating, especially since I came in with a party of 8. Here are my thoughts on the food: Spicy Beef Tripe - I actually really enjoyed this one. It was cold and had good flavors. (4/5) Shrimp Fried Rice - It was simple, but it was good. Nothing over the top, just a simple classic. (4/5) Pan Fried Dumpling - It was delicious, had good flavors, and was juicy. (4.5/5) Beef Udon - Another simple dish, but it was good. Nothing overly done, just a nice carb to have. (4/5) Beef Roll - Best thing they have for sure. Nice flavors and made perfectly. (5/5) Pan Fried Bao - Pretty good. It had juice inside, and the meat was tasty. (4.5/5) Popcorn Chicken - We got this one mild, and they basically didn't put any spice on it. TBH, it lacked flavor, and besides being pretty crispy, it definitely needed some spice. (3/5) Beef Noodle Soup - It was good and pretty traditional. (4/5) Overall, most of the food was good but not spectacular IMO. It's a solid place to eat if you're looking for pretty good food, and the price isn't too bad! Parking - Now this stings because this lot SUCKS. If you come during peak hours, just pray because it's a very popular lot with plenty of good restaurants, so it gets crowded. I ended up exiting and driving south to the first local street, where you can park and walk over.

Cantonese cafe located in Monterey Park and right off of a busy street named Atlantic, this place…read moreis delicious and they are open late u til 2:00 AM! I came here after a play in Hollywood recently and got to check this place out. It was pretty busy here and they had many tables that were filled with people. The inside looks like you are taken back in time where they have many Chinese signs with names and food items that are related to Hong Kong. It is super cute and very fitting. We ordered the chicken chop and fish porridge. Both were really good and cooked well! Overall I would totally come back to try other items here, for sure!

An accidental find while looking for food at Atlantic Times Square in Monterey Park. Free parking…read morein covered parking structure was a bonus. My husband is from Hong Kong, and our family has visited several times, so the nostalgic ambiance immediately caught our attention. The décor recreates old-school Hong Kong street scenes, especially the late '60s through '90s vibe I remember from HK movies and TV. The antenna TVs and comic-style details are great touches. My only suggestion: add some first-generation brick/murder-weapon-style cordless phones. I know the creators of this place must know what I meant! I asked my husband what "正粉腸" means. He laughed and said I probably don't want to know. I've learned my lesson about being too curious about certain Cantonese words, so I'm going to reap the benefit of not knowing. The menu has only 199 items. We went with HK staples( ok all of them are staple items we just randomly picked a few): shrimp and beef fried rice, chicken fried rice noodles, Hainan chicken, and egg waffles. Everything was flavorful and authentic, with generous portions. Three of us ate, and the leftovers were enough for another meal. The Lemon Black Tea comes with unlimited refills, which we happily took advantage of. Service was efficient and very HK-style. We were seated immediately on a Sunday during lunch, and our food came out quickly once our order was taken. There's also self-check-in online and kiosks at the entrance. Overall, the food, portions, service, and especially the ambiance made this a memorable find. There are plenty of fusion options we haven't tried yet, so we'll have to come back and work our way through the other 190+ items.