Anthony Bourdain would love this place! Real cooks will appreciate this nothing fancy hole in the…read morewall. The nostalgia here is real. This place has been here since 1977. So glad I found this hidden gem!!

Reliable 'to go' Chinese food. Cute small eating premises in a small mini-mall. Important to…read morepreserve and support these family eateries.

Whenever I'm craving Chinese take out this is one of my go to places near my home. The food is…read moretasty and portions are big and can feed me for two meals. The lady that works there is friendly and seems to always remember me. Definitely a bang for your buck here. Highly recommend their spare ribs, chicken and potato and kung pao chicken.

Mhmmm!! I grew up in the IE and have been looking for THE chinese takeout spot. That very specific…read morechowmein and rice flavor with savory broccoli beef. I tried most around in the area and it just never hit the spot until this one right here! This is THE spot!!

This is my go-to fast Chinese take-out! One of the few mom & pop's still around, not Chinatown…read moreExpress or Panda. Staff is super friendly and they always stuff the boxes. If you ever have to wait on a dish, they make sure you get extra of it. Love that. Everything here is delicious. I'll mix it up but my favorites are the green beans, bbq pork, and chicken wings. Those chicken wings are crack, definitely get a side of them. Saw someone mention their egg rolls are bad and... ya what's up with that? They changed them recently. Used to be "cant wait to get home" good. Support this place, highly recommend!

I don't know if it's new ownership or something. If it is. Then they ruined my favorite Chinese…read morefood. Orange chicken was bland, chow mean had no flavor even the steamed rice was mid. I'm sad this place changed

Simple & great, I live right down the street from this place and it's my go to for inexpensive but…read moregood Chinese food! I paid $12 for a combo b with orange chicken and jalapeño chicken, lo mein and a soda. Also, the service is always great and they're always so sweet:)

At first, China Way was my go-to chinese fast food place in East Hollywood. It is located at the…read moresame plaza as Island Pacific, Tambuli and Point Point. Service is alright and I do appreciate them for taking my order of a medium tray of Chow Mein at least one day in advance. My coworkers did enjoy the tray of Chow Mein for our potluck. After coming here for the past 6 months, unfortunately I was not really satisfied with what I ate here recently. The flavors between the beef and broccoli and mushroom chicken were very identical. They were also heavily covered in cornstarch which contributed to the dishes' heaviness. I wish the flavors were more distinct with their dishes, but I no longer have high expectations for this place.

Finally I found samwoo seafood replacement place. I used to…read morego samwoo seafood restaurant in china town every week back in 90s to early 2000. I love bake pork chop with spicy salt. I couldn't find place. Finally I found it. They have best bake pork chop in Los Angeles and California.

Came here after a long long drive from NorCal and was in need of dinner. The initial Chinese…read morerestaurant I wanted to try was another 30 min drive & that probably would have included a delay because the day had already been dragged out with all of the accidents that had been consistently occurring. I settled with Sea Dragon Chinese Restaurant because the foods I briefly glanced at looked good and the reviews alone immediately sold me. I honestly should have taken more time to actually do a little bit more research.... First things first, this restaurant is located in K-Town. If you are familiar with the area, street parking is practically non existent. Being that this joint had its own lot shared amongst neighboring businesses, I took that as a great sign. I walk in and realize it isn't a restaurant restaurant. It's more of a take out restaurant with some tables and chairs??? I was imagining something closer to Seafood Cove and that just wasn't the case. Tables are sticky, not because they aren't wiped down but it simply stems from buildup. There are photos of dishes plastered on the left side on the eatery, as you walk in, and there's one older Chinese lady in particular who is grumpy AF. Food: *MONGOLIAN BEEF *SQUID WITH SPICY SALT *SWEET N SOUR PORK *SINGLE ORDER OF RICE x2 Food is 100% overly battered. With the amount of squid, the batter ratio is 3 times the size of the protein. The sweet n sour pork was all batter or pork fat cubes. The Mongolian beef was good- meat was tender and I enjoyed the heat that you'd expect from this dish. We had initially requested for sweet and sour sauce on the side because my toddler absolutely needs to dunk her calamari pieces in. That didn't arrive so we asked the older Asian lady about it- all we got was eye rolls and a facial expression even a mother wouldn't love. Believe me, I'm used to my share of "typical Asian customer service" but this one takes the cake. To blatantly roll your eyes at a request that was initially made and not randomly altered is beyond me. Then her roughly placing down our food items just added to the whole negative experience! The overly battered food was something I wanted to overlook but since we are on a roll with docking points... why not just add this too?? 1 star and that's only because the younger lady who initially served us and took our order was the only bit of kindness this place had to offer. I would never dine here ever again. Anyone looking for truly authentic Chinese food, KEEP LOOKING ELSEWHERE.

For the past year, Little Beijing has become my go-to local Chinese fast food place in Mid City. It…read moreis conveniently located at the same plaza as Ralphs with ample parking. Service is very quick and easy, especially during the lunch rush. There is also adequate seating whether you're dining solo or with a small group. I am fond of their extensive menu on the hot bar, along with their short orders like shrimp fried rice and noodle soup with shrimp and veggies. Their fried rice has more emphasis on soy sauce, but it is still savory. I also grew to love their teriyaki chicken, tofu and vegetables, sauteed string beans and beef with broccoli. Each dish is truly distinct and the flavors do not overlap with each other. Little Beijing is the place to go decent Chinese fast food!

Absolutely love this place! Best Chinese food! The food is…read morealways yummy and good service

THIS IS THE FIRST TIME I'VE EVER HAD TO WRITE A NEGATIVE REVIEW ON THIS SITE. But I feel cheated &…read moretaken advantage of, so I felt a responsibility to share my experience so that other people don't get swindled too. I wanted to try this place out and give them the benefit of the doubt about the "overcharge" issues referenced in other, older reviews. I thought maybe things had changed in the past few years. However, I was overcharged by almost $8. (If it was like $1 or $2, I wouldn't care, and would write it off as a mistake) And I know for a fact it wasn't an automatic tip being added to the total because that would have been a tip of 50%, which is far out of the ordinary. I only noticed the overcharge on the receipt once I got home. I always tip at restaurants. I say: if you have enough money to go out to eat, you have enough for a gratuity towards the people taking care to prepare your food. But I feel extremely cheated that I overpaid 150% for my order and then tipped 18% on top of it. I have never been anywhere where I had to double-check the receipt after I ordered -- so I didn't think to while I was there. You just trust that the cashier, (especially if you're ordering only 2 items) will total them correctly and honestly for you. How low to take advantage of people's trust and goodwill like that. I want to add that there was only one other person in there when I got there, who already had their food and so I wasn't there during some big, confusing rush. I've worked in food service for years, I know how it can be. I have the utmost empathy for it. But it was not a mistake. Take a look at the picture. The receipt only says the (incorrect) total, so that you can't have a breakdown of your items to prove your real total. That's very convenient for them. My real total should have been $14.44 (thai tea (4.49) + egg rolls (9.95)) and my receipt total was $21.84 before I tipped $3.93 on top of that. If this is due to their menu prices not being updated on the menu he handed me, then that is also an extremely shady way to take advantage of people. Make them think they're affording one thing while secretly charging much more. This is unacceptable behavior from a business. As for the actual food? The egg rolls had a nice sweet & sour sauce. The thai tea was good. But it was not worth a total of $25 being cheated. Where's the morality? What about the people living paycheck-to-paycheck, wanting to help support a small, local business? No good deed goes unpunished, I guess. A huge part of restaurants is the community-building and connecting that happens inside. I cannot believe a business would treat their customers this way, and I feel so stupid for not heeding the previous reviews' warnings. Please heed mine.

My friends and I were in the area craving Thai food and stumbled upon Kunnai--a true hidden gem!…read moreThis spot has all the charm of a family-run mom-and-pop restaurant, with zero frills and all flavor. The moment we walked in, the staff handed us menus, and we saw the soccer match playing on the TV--felt like we were in someone's home, in the best way. We ordered a variety of dishes to share: Tom Yum Soup, Papaya Salad, Pad See Ew, Crispy Pork Belly, and white rice served in the cutest rice pot. The Tom Yum came out bubbling in a traditional hot pot, loaded with shrimp, fish, and clams. Bright, herbal, and tangy--such a refreshing way to kick things off. The Pad See Ew was rich and savory, but it was the crispy pork belly that truly stole the show. Perfectly crunchy, nestled in a garlicky soy glaze with tender greens--drizzle that over a scoop of white rice and you're golden. Even though the Papaya Salad came out at the end, it was still a welcome mix of sweet, tangy, and spicy to wrap things up. Service was kind and low-key, exactly what you'd expect from a place where the focus is clearly on the food. Every plate felt homemade and honest. Highly recommend this spot if you're looking for bold flavors, comforting dishes, and a cozy, unpretentious atmosphere. Already looking forward to my next visit!

The food is great. Its one of those places where the food is consistently good, nostalgic home…read morefeeling. Service is great, the older ladies are great with kids. Very home and family vibes. Ambience always great for a family outing.

This is the first time I came to this restaurant. A classic hole in the wall jewel!…read more Two beautiful, elder ladies took my order as soon as I got in. They were so sweet. They seem to be a staple in the community since several customers that came in had that familiarity that only regulars enjoy. Could the place use an upgrade? Yes. Was the food worth it? Absolutely!!