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    Kar Son

    4.4 (119 reviews)
    Closed 11:00 am - 3:00 pm, 5:00 PM - 9:00 PM

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    liu l.

    Been here so many times already! The dinner vibe is so good and I love the music. They play a lot of classic Chinese songs. The steamed fish is honestly something you can't even get at a lot of SGV Chinese restaurants. I was surprised that they have it here. I'd literally come back just for that dish. The Mapo Tofu is really good too. As someone from Sichuan, I'd say it's not that spicy by default but just ask them to make it extra spicy and add extra Sichuan peppercorn powder on top which is the authentic way to eat it. They'll make it really spicy and numbing.

    Xo fried rice - very tasty but a bit too oily
    Olivia L.

    Came for a solo early dinner and got seated right away. I got mapo tofu and the xo fried rice - both were delicious! One small note is both were very oily. Service was superb, loved my server.

    Mint wasabi shrimp bites
    Avril S.

    Expensive and mediocre. Tea was $10 for a pot with no refills. On the bright side, the tea was not over-brewed. Soup dumplings tasted overwhelmingly of cooking wine. String beans were okay but missed the mark on crunchiness. Chongqing chicken was not spicy at all and just tasted like popcorn chicken. It was essentially a shell of what this dish is supposed to be in Chinese cuisine. The full course dish was also too large for two people (assuming sharing multiple dishes family-style). Would recommend the app size unless 4+ people are sharing. The mint and wasabi shrimp bites were basically honey walnut shrimp with a tiny bit of wasabi flavor. The mint was only incorporated in the dehydrated mint leaves scattered on top. These were cute but added nothing in the manner of flavor. The interior had some cute decor but it was swelteringly hot on an august day and there was hardly any AC on inside. I am always cold but felt uncomfortably hot the whole time and was just dying to finish eating and leave.

    Mapo tofu
    Jasmine C.

    A cute Chinese restaurant inside Row DTLA We visited on a Sunday around 2pm and I made a reservation in advance but the restaurant looked pretty empty. The ambiance of the restaurant is very modern yet has Chinese accents. Chongqing crispy chili chicken: I liked how they had a small size for us to try. Nicely crispy and spicy Mapo tofu: my favorite menu. Loved that it had mala (dumbing) taste and spicy. A side of rice is a must! Green beans: recommend getting it to pair with all dishes Spicy wontons in chili oil: similar to DTF's. Tasty Overall, the foods were good and service was great. Reminded me of pine & crane but more Chinese flavors added. Parking is free for 2 hours. Willing to be back to try other menu

    Xo seafood fried rice
    Jay-Jay L.

    Nora was my server and she was super nice and gave some great recommendations for me and my family! The food here is really good, I personally loved the mala crab, XO fried rice, and the steamed fish. I brought my parents and they both approved of it! They also have fantastic tea, I'd love to come back and try more of the menu in the future. Ambiance is a very modern trendy vibe and in the back they have room for bigger groups. Lots of nice natural lighting too.

    Dan dan noodles
    dalia b.

    If you're looking for authentic Chinese food, this place is a must. Everything we ordered was amazing. The Dan Dan noodles were so creamy and flavorful, and the pineapple sweet and sour chicken was delicious. My favorite dish by far was the crispy chili chicken. It was absolutely incredible and cooked perfectly. The sparkling apple tea was surprisingly one of my favorite drinks. It was so refreshing and light. I also really love the hot oolong tea. For dessert, the chocolate lava dumplings were absolutely phenomenal. The matcha ice cream mousse cake was also excellent, and you could tell it was made with real matcha powder because it had that rich, slightly powdery texture that authentic matcha has. Overall, this is an amazing restaurant with great service, a beautiful atmosphere, and an awesome location in the heart of ROW DTLA. I can't wait to come back.

    Stefany W.

    We came here last night for dinner and was excited since I've heard great things so far. We ordered: - mapo tofu - while tasty, this was not authentic in the slightest. It was missing peppercorn which is a key ingredient for this classic sichuan dish. It also just tasted more westernized and not as spicy - green beans - these were fantastic and we devoured these - chili chicken - this was also fantastic. Very crispy and tasted authentic. Not too spicy though - spicy braised short ribs - unfortunately this was not spicy in the slightest. The waitress kept saying it was spicy and too spicy for her so we ordered it but we tasted 0 spice. The beef was tender but this was pretty much the most disappointing dish out of the bunch Overall, get the green beans and the chicken. The mapo tofu was good but not authentic so it's less spicy and numbing so if your spice tolerance is low, this is a good substitute. Forget about the braised short ribs. It was also the most expensive dish too. Honestly if you want classic sichuan flavors - spicy and numbing - this place is not that. None of the dishes had that. However if you want just tasty Chinese food then come here.

    Emileen Y.

    This place is located at Row DTLA so parking in the structure is free for 2 hours. Came with 3 others around 1:30 pm on a Friday and were seated right away. The inside of the restaurant is decorated so beautifully and the smell of the food was so nostalgic. We ordered way too much food for 4 girls but we wanted to try so many things. For appetizers, we got the Chongqing Crispy Chili Chicken ($18), Mint-Wasabi Shrimp Bites ($22), and Mala Crispy Soft Shell Crab ($26). The stand out dish was the soft shell crab. It was fried perfectly and so flavorful with the perfect amount of spice. The shrimp bites were unique because of how they battered it and the wasabi gave it a nice kick. The chicken was great too and came with a lot for sharing. For our mains, we ordered the Dan Dan Noodle ($15), Dry-Fried String Beans ($17.50), Salted Egg Yolk Chicken Wings ($22), Spicy Wontons in Chili Oil ($12), and Spicy Braised Beef Short Ribs ($46). The most unique dish was the chicken wings and they were fantastic. We've never had anything like it and really enjoyed it. The string beans were the best string beans we've ever had - not exaggerating. They were cooked perfectly and the seasoning they used worked so well together. The short ribs were also amazing in flavor and the meat was so tender and fell right off the bones. The noodles and wontons were good but everything else stood out way more. Rice was $2.50 a bowl and we just shared one and it was enough for us. When our bill came, it came with pieces of white rabbit candy - such a cute touch! Our total was just under $200 but we had so much food left over to take home. I 100% recommend this place and will definitely be back!

    Phuong T.

    Szechuan restaurant at the row near DTLA. Tons of parking and very cute area with a lot of different shops. Have tried almost everything on their menu so far. Their beef noodle soup I would pass on wasn't great and I wasn't a big fan of their broth. Soup dumplings are great as an app to share and highly recommend the crispy chicken and the string beans and fried rice. My friend is a pescatarian and also really enjoyed the soft shell crab. Food always comes out fresh have been tempted a few times to try their dessert but am always too full from dinner hahah. Only downside is this place does not serve any alcohol so we get a drink at the oyster bar next door first before coming here.

    Denny K.

    Kar Son might be the best Chinese food in LA proper right now. The dishes are refined while staying true to traditional flavors. What we tried, ranked from our absolute favorites to the least (though honestly, everything was great) 1. Chong qing chicken 2. Stir fried beef with pickled chilis 3. Fried rice with Chinese sausage 4. Salted egg wings 5. Mapo tofu 6. Shrimp wasabi bites It's also one of the few places in LA where you can get premium sparkling tea, which pairs perfectly with the meal. A great addition to ROW DTLA.

    Kate L.

    So glad we walked in! Modern Chinese decor with the most comfortable chairs. The staff were knowledgeable, patient, and best recommendations. We ordered lots to share & try. This is Szechuan Taiwanese dishes. With Szechuan, the heat is in the back and it was delicious. *Wood ear Mushroom Salad: perfectly crunchy, love the savory sweet sauce. *Crispy Tofu: light and traditional Taiwanese. The green pepper sauce was our favorite with a smoky flavor. Perfect on fish *Soft Shell Crab: a plate full of chili have to hunt for the delicious crabs *Dan Dan noodles: refreshing *Clay Pot tomato slow, braised beef: omg, rice is a must with this dish. The beef is melt in mouth tender, tomato sweet, a must try *Dumplings: savory & chocolate dumplings must order * whole Bronzino: Star of the show!! Tender and juicy. We'll be back to try other dishes Oh. Beautiful restrooms they even give you mouthwash.

    Linda K.

    I was excited to celebrate my birthday here, and it definitely lived up to the anticipation. This is such a cute, upscale Chinese restaurant located in LA's Chinatown. The restaurant has a stylish atmosphere that feels elevated while still being welcoming. It was very busy during my visit, which speaks to its popularity, so I'd definitely recommend making a reservation if they allow if you plan to dine here.

    fried rice
    Vivi L.

    Made a resy for Wednesday night at 7:30 PM and got seated immediately -- no wait at all. You could get free 2 hour validated parking at the lot, and then I google mapped the place to find it. I put "birthday" in the special occasion notes and they surprised my friend with a free drink!!. The kindness!! They only serve non-alcoholic drinks here, the waitress said they're still waiting on their alcoholic license, but they are so, so good. One of the best drinks I've had at a restaurant, alcoholic or not. We got the mapo tofu, the chili chicken (buried under a mountain of dried chilies), the spicy wontons in chili oil, garlic green beans, and the Chinese sausage fried rice with egg. Every single dish was great but my top dish was the mapo tofu. The silkiness of the tofu, the depth of the sauce, the perfect level of spice and numbing heat -- it was everything!! I kept going back for more spoonfuls even when I was already full. The ambiance is cozy and dim without being too dark, the noise level was just right for actual conversation, and the decor with the paper lanterns gave such warm, intimate vibes. This place is good for a casual dinner with friends but I would even go here for business dinners because the atmosphere and interior design is really nice as well. I will definitely be back again for their alcoholic drinks menu.

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    Hidden secret no one knows about. Great place to take visitors from out of town. Food is delicious

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    Food was basic flavors. Not many choices. Beverages selection is limited. I am not returning. However the crab is really good.

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    Spicy, crispy chicken is good. Love the rice with smoked sausage. Dumplings are good too. Great place to dine, good service, great food.

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    Ask the Community - Kar Son

    Is there outdoor seating? Photos suggest maybe yes, but Yelp post says no.

    there is one table outside that is sort of like a park bench. can sit up to 6/7

    Hi! is there anything made without gluten?

    What's the parking?

    Parking is available through the ROW DTLA structure. For more information, please visit the ROW DTLA website: https://www.rowdtla.com/visit

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