Limited menu but it's convenient near UCLA. They do different twists on some dim sum. It's similar to authentic dim sum and it's decent if you want a quick fix to quell your cravings but I wouldn't go out of my way to eat here. If you're in the area near UCLA and have a craving this place works. Make sure to watch your order, they've handed orders to the wrong person before and after the fact, retrieved it and tried to complete your order with that same dish. read more

Super yummy dim sum. Had it the first time tonight....you can order on the screen, or have a person help you. The food came out quick, and it was reasonably priced. The customer service was good, and people there were friendly. There is outdoor seating and it was a beautiful night to sit outside. It is clean, but just be aware, there are some homeless people walking around in general. Overall, I really liked the wide selection, and although the portions could always be bigger, it is a good size to not eat tooooo much. My friends liked their dishes too...I actually went back and ordered some to-go so I can eat the next day. I am definitely going back! read more

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One of our absolute favorite spots for dim sum takeout. Their har gow and siu mai are excellent, as are their bean curd rolls. Their egg tarts and buns are also great. I do wish they had a few other options but it's so nice having a good-quality dim sum place nearby since it's far to drive into the SGV. Super clean, friendly and fast. read more

I am so happy that the people who came to this store accidentally were very enthusiastic. The Internal environment of the store was very good, clean and sanitary. If you don't want to directly communicate with the staff in the store, you can also have a self-service order. The product range is rich, the food is served quickly, and it is economical. In the evening, it is really comfortable to have a meal with friends in the breeze. Strongly recommended. Looking forward to eating something different food next time！ read more

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Pretty good! Spring rolls were my favorite, most xlb dumplings were broken/not brothy enough. But the taste was great, har gow was good too. I'll see if I can try again with different items. read more

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Thanks for the recommendation from my FB friends. The dim sum was delicious, so fresh. I'll be back.

Tasty food for sure! The noodles with chicken were great! The ordering online made things very convenient. The place seems very clean.

First of all, we love IXLB for the delicious dim sum. We are vegetarian, and so we highly appreciate the vegetarian dumplings, the vegetarian buns, and all of the other veggie options. Sesame balls are also excellent. Yesterday, we accidentally ordered food to the wrong location, and they went ahead and called the other location to fulfill our order so that we can pick it up there. They truly went above and beyond to make sure that we got our food, got it in a timely manner, and made sure that everything was correct. I could not be more happy to be a customer here. read more

This trends, relatively new chinese dim sum place is located on a corner. About a 5 minute walk from downtown westwood village. You order at the touch screen kiosks. Either to go or there are about 6 or 8 tables outside in front with umbrellas. The prices are only $6 or $8 each. Kinda like an an old school dim sum palace. So you need 2 or 3 dishes for one person. I ordered the cold garlic noodles which were dry AF and not good. The shu Mai are large and juicy but lack flavor ir spicing. Bland or blah or meh. Your choice of words. So you pay at the terminal, sit down outside, and they bring you your food. That's the deal! read more

Only decent dim sum place in Westwood but portions kinda small and egg custards too thick

I'm sorry to all those who liked this place but this is just not good dim sum. Let's start with the depressing absence of any flavor. No detectable green onions in the scallion pancakes, all of the steamed dumplings and rice balls tasted the same--under-seasoned, without any noticeable ginger, garlic, garlic chives, etc. They were all chewy and bland... and that's it. We tried seven items and there wasn't a single one that made me sit up and say, oh, that's tasty. And the char siu pork was completely odd. It wasn't marinated and then roasted so that it was red on the outside and nice and springy/juicy on the inside. I've had char siu probably eighty times or more and it has always been--to greater or less success--some version of this (type char siu into google and see the images that come up). This was a weirdly stewed pork with a strong five-spice flavor. It wasn't horrible, but it wasn't char siu, unless you're just inventing something and then giving it a familiar name. We had the custard tarts for desert. I don't have a clue where they got their recipe for these but they tasted like a flan that had been deposited in a pie crust. Not a creamy-eggy custard the way the best version of this desert is supposed to taste. This was marked my gelatin, not egg-yolk. Again, I didn't taste a single thing that was remotely close to what that item is supposed to taste like. To paraphrase Uncle Roger, everything we ate was the "white way, not the right way." Other than that, I want to signal a massive pet peeve. This place, whether you are dining in or taking out, uses plastic containers for everything. Every single item you order has its own box, as if plastic waste were somehow not an issue in this world. You order seven small items and each item will come in its own plastic container with a lit. PLEASE If it's for takeout, combine things that can easily be combined (virtually everything) in one container (or at least ask people if they are OK with it). Oh and use cardboard boxes which are far less noxious. And if it's to eat in, for Christ's sake, serve things on paper (or better yet, reusable utensils and plateware). It's easily recyclable and even if you don't recycle it, you aren't contributing (as much) to the destruction of the planet. I would not return here because the food is simply not very good. But on top of that, I will not patronize an establishment that clearly doesn't give a damn about the fact that our world is being destroyed by waste and where not the slightest effort is being made to reduce it's trash footprint. Oh, and the recycling bin and garbage can are a joke. They were being used interchangeably and clearly everything was destined for the garbage. read more

I'm from New York. Generally the Chinese food out here really sucks by contrast. But this place is the best Chinese food I've had in LA. I love all their dumplings, to such a degree that I needed to come back in the week following my initial visit. read more

I had steamed rice balls with preserved pork and baby shrimp. It was just bits of the protein but you could taste it. While I love stuff wrapped in lotus leaves, this was probably deep fried or something to give it a slightly chewy exterior. But 3 balls for 6.15 was a good deal. Quick service. Happy! read more

I'm vegetarian and the veggie options were good! I had the veggie Buns and the garlic noodles! Tasted fresh and flavorful. Food was delivered quickly and wrapped up nicely. Would eat here again! read more

Everything seemed fine at the time, the food tasted fine, but we got food poisoning!!!! Stay away!!!!

Food is delicious. Great prices. If you order online it's faster when you go pick up your order vs you go in to order.

It's great to have something different to eat in Westwood, which certainly does not lack restaurants. But ixlb Dimsum Eats was exactly what I need the day I went there last weekend. I had the har gow and xlb!!!! They are so good and I'll definitely go back next time!!! read more

Very happy a dim sum place finally came to Westwood. Overpriced. Some good, but mostly mediocre. - xiao long bao: too vinegary, not enough soup inside - cha siu bao: amazing. I loveeee pork buns and was not disappointed. - shrimp wonton: smelled and tasted great, even though I don't like shrimp too much normally. - seafood pearl: didn't like it, kinda mushy - veggie dumpling: great, light, delicious - pan fried chicken dumplings: I loved how crispy they were, super delicious, juicy, tasty, but kind of flavorless. read more

There is no inside seating so beware. Overall the food was good and the only reason they received 3 stars is because my dumplings were cold, oh but they were so cute and mini. I went to that restaurant for these and was a little disaMy two favs were the scallion pancakes and the shrimp wontons with chili oil bomb . And how can you go wrong with pickled cucumbers? read more

4 stars for friendly employees, clean and open kitchen area, decent pricing, and okay food. Fast ordering on the kiosks inside (get order pretty quickly too) and minimal seating outside. Not five stars since I did get sick from uncooked meat here (last dish on review), and it was a horrific time to say the least. For the dishes I have tried (NOTE that Prices do not include our insanely high taxes): Pork Siu Mai (4)- $6.25, definitely not filling but great as a snack or app. Not amazing by any means, but goes well with sauce. Chicken Siu Mai (4)- $6.00, definitely not filling again but great as a snack or app. Actually prefer this one to the pork on some days but obviously similar to the above option Shrimp Wonton w/Chili oil (4)- $6.35, my go-to snack option and the chili oil can prompt some sneezing so be careful! Again, had better but pretty decent. Har Gow (4)- $6.35, didn't really get why people made this a big deal, only tasted the same as Trader Joe's dumpling so was not that impressed. Still decent option. Cha Siu Bao (3)- $6.00, relatively cheaper and more filling option, but didn't really the bread (too much) with very little sweet bbq pork filling. Not my cup of tea. French Cha Siu Bao (2)- $6.15, liked the milk bun bread more, but still not my cup of tea (better than the Cha Siu Bao for me but one less) Bento Box- $7.75, my favorite since I am partial to a little bit of everything (yu choy, tea egg, Chinese sausage, and seaweed over the rice) For the following sometimes I crave the noodle options more (same price): Roast Pork Fried Rice, Braised Pork over Rice Noodle, Braised Pork over Rice ($6.00)- Be realistic over the amount (may need 2-3 orders), but can all be bland so need a lot of the sauces (given soy sauce and chili oil packets) to add flavor; I also end up adding Sriracha but can be a great option with other dishes or for when you need something light, bland for your stomach (roast pork fried rice tasted a bit less bland, still looks more flavorful than truly is) Chicken over Rice Noodle, Chicken over Rice ($6.00)- Be realistic again over the amount (may need 2-3 orders), still bland but I prefer the chicken over the pork on some days for variety. Char Siu BBQ Pork (1 lb. for $14.95)- The Review takes a turn here; this dish is horrible, uncooked, and you may end up with a parasitic infection. Yes, I know I am an idiot for ordering a pound of this labor-intensive dish from a dumpling place (rice not included). Deservedly I got sick and learned my lesson, so heed my warning for your health! Stick to the dumplings, though from the other reviews it is clear only I am dumb enough to order this lol read more

The first time I went here, I wanted to go back so badly because the shrimp and pork shumai and the pork bao reminded me of home in Hawai'i where they have these foods at every 7-11. Everything's steamed fresh and the interior looks so clean!!! The kitchen is sparkling and spotless. Definitely will go back every time I'm in Westwood. read more

Yummy food, friendly staff and great atmosphere: this place has it all!! Highly recommend, alone or with friends :) read more

I really like this place. Eaten there maybe 4-5 times so far and never been disappointed. My favorite is the pork Siu Mai. Order ahead online and it's ready in 15 minutes. read more

Prices are really good especially for university students. Everything tastes freshly made and good flavors

Sometimes i struggle with restaurants. As a vegetarian my opinion sometimes are limited. I got scallion pancake. veggie bao and cucumber salad. All were so good and tasty. I purposely asked for vegan options and they don't have, and that's sad. However, i would come back for sure and order different dishes. read more

Ixlb Dim Sum Eats - Dim Sum Near Me - Los Angeles, California

This is Chinese/Japanese) fast food in Westwood Village that I assume is pegged to Asian UCLA students who seemed like the main customers. I had shrimp and chives dumplings and butterfly shirimp tempura. You order from a touch screen when you enter and they bring it to your table. There is seating outside on LIndbrook and it's surprisingly pleasant and not too noisy. The food was fresh and well-cooked and the equivalent of a fancier place where they would charge you twice as much. I would go back. read more

They have the best dim sum on the Westside and at a reasonable price. I really liked their food at the Hollywood location but it's a bit of a drive for me so I was every excited when I saw that they opened a location in Westwood. read more

The staff are earnest and eager to please. This is primarily a take out restaurant, but they do have some outdoor seating. We tried several of their DimSum offerings. The soup dumplings were terrible. The other dimsum was fine but not outstanding read more

I stopped by for their soft opening and ordered shrimp har gow and pork xiao long bao which tasted just like I remembered. I haven't had dim sum in a long time! They even gave me a free sesame seed ball and took my order right away when I came in even when they had their ordering monitor screen stations set and ready to go! What great service! read more

So happy that IXLB finally opened on the west side. Hands down the best dim sum in west LA.

It was really delicious. But there is no seat inside of the restaurant. And really gentle

Ordered a Cha Siu Bao and it was delicious and flavorful. Will be back again! The employees were really nice and friendly. Bonus, the restroom was really clean. read more

GREAT JOB!!!! this restaurant was probably the best Chinese dim sum that i've ever had in my life!! the dumplings were VERY tasty and the vegetables and noodles were delicious. the service was pretty quick! you order at a counter or on a tablet which is very convenient and there is seating in side. first come first serve! the bathroom was VERY clean and the inside was super pretty and clean to! the service was also cheerful and we enjoyed speaking with the owners! this restaurant is a fast-casual chinese restaurant specializing in dim sum and vegetarian specialties! I DEFINITELY recommend coming to this restaurant for lunch or even dinner!! again, AMAZING JOB!!! read more

Delicious food, genuine taste, good quantity. We could eat outside, good service after placing our order, takeaway boxes.

Good service and very tasty food. Can't say anything about ambiance because we got delivery. Everyone in a 3- generation party enjoyed what we got. read more

I think it's the best dim sum restaurant in Los Angeles. All the foods are fresh. Enjoy it here. read more

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Had a killer meal at this place! The spicy dumplings and BBQ pork buns were amazing. Got so caught up in the food I even forgot to take pics. Can't wait to go back! read more

Ixlb Dim Sum Eats - Dim Sum Near Me - Los Angeles, California

Very fast with food. Dishes are reasonably sized for the prices - very easy to try multiple dishes. Soup dumplings were pretty good. Would come back again, makes an accessible dim sum option in Westwood read more

New and probably the best dimsum in West LA. Food is fresh and reasonable for the portion sizes.

Great food everything was delicious. Service was good the brought food to the patio area. We didn't have wait inside for food. The area to order is small and patio is limited seating. read more