adi mart

This place is popular for their roasted duck. But during this visit, we tried other items on their menu that we hadn't tried before. We ordered HK style wonton noodles, Yang Chow fried rice, orange chicken, and mabo tofu. All of which are good for sharing. Per order can feed 4 people. The serving is really generous. A couple of years ago, if I remember correctly, this place used to serve lemon chicken, and that's actually our first choice over orange chicken. But this time, it's not part of the menu anymore. And even if it says szechuan style, mabo tofu is not spicy, which worked for us because my toddler was eating with us.

Danny Baza Blas

My barbecue pork dish was quite large; I was unable to finish. The pork was moist, really tender and delicious. The area is touristy but the dining room was not crowded and fast service at lunchtime on a Wednesday. It was an easy bike ride from Union Station for a quick meal while waiting for my 3pm train departure for San Diego.

NJ Cruz

omg. i can't say enough about how authentic the food is. All plates are simply delicious and the bbq duck is the best I have ever tried. located in the heart of Chinatown, is a must stop when you visit.

Joe G

Good food. Classic LA Chinatown place with waiters that seem a little brusque but efficient. We had the spicy shrimp and sweet and sour pork. Both were good and eaten with white rice and tea. Clean place, fast service, tasty food and reasonable prices.

+9

Portions are crazy big here and there is no mention of it on the menu. One dish will serve 2-4 people. The roasted duck is amazing. Service is a little rude but whatever.

Jeannie Moy

Came to Chinatown to look for a place to eat lunch. We ended up here and ordered 2 noodle dishes - beef chow fun and singapore noodles. The beef chow fun was delicious and spot on! The singapore noodles were good but the roast pork was a bit dry. I also thought the noodles lacked curry but my husband said it was fine. The portions were HUGE. We ended up taking the rest of the food home. For the price we paid, it was definitely worth it. Waitstaff was quick and courteous.

Alice Hui

Roasted duck is so tasty. Dishes are all Big potion. Fresh and healthy, not salty or greasy. Restaurant is clean and comfortable.

EMERSON ILANO

Party of 3: No frills, but delicious Hongkong style dishes. Eggplant with spicy sauce 4/5 ~ perfectly cooked with the right amount of spieces. BBQ Pork 5/5 ~ moist and cooked to perfection. Just add chili oil for a little kick Stir-fry watercress 4/5 ~ simple but very refreshing. They cooked it with garlic and little oyster sauce. Pork Chop with Spicy Salt 3/5 ~ The batter of the pork chop is a little sweet to our liking. ***The Ala Carte orders are humongous. Good for 3-4 people. I'll definitely be back for the roast pork belly.

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Jason B

We walked by this restaurant around noon and decided to try it since we were in Chinatown. It was half full and the majority was Asian. We took it as a good sign. The food was good, although I found some of the skin of the BBQ duck difficult to chew. The portion was much larger than I expected and it made me think it was meant to be shared, not as an entree for one person. I read many reviews about the waiters being rude or even racist over there. I really don’t think anyone there was a racist but a few of them could be a bit more friendly. On the other hand, as we have witnessed, some of the patrons could be really difficult, tried to cheat, didn’t want to give tip, and downright obnoxious. I could see that you wouldn’t always be in a good mood if you had to deal with people like that.

Jane E.

I give only 4 stars because I am not impressed with the service. They either ignore you completely or sort of rush you to finish when placing the orders. However, food is FANTASTIC!!! We ordered Peking Duck, Chicken Fried Rice, Beef Chow Fun, and Fried Calamari. Food came out quick, piping hot, and huge portion. I really like the food though so maybe next time instead of dining in, I'll do the takeout so I don't have to get frustrated with their service 😅

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Loyal Designer

The food was good. But they tricked us to buying big plates $20 each, when in the menu it showed pictures of normal size plates. Even one of the ladies try tricking me to ordering rice on the side not knowing it was going to be a large potion size. Keep in mind, this is supposedly a “restaurant” but acted more like a buffet. Also, tall dude, I think he is the manager of this “restaurant”, he is very rude and pushy with tips. To simply put it, they take advantage of you and are very pushy for you to pay them extra tip and more. It’s a trap. You think you’re buying a normal sized portion so everyone buys their own plate (I ate with 7 people) just to realized you could’ve only bought 3 plates and split it because the plates were huge ( we had LOTS of leftovers) and they knew this and yet didn’t say ANYTHING.

Academy Producciones

Catastrophic. We came because of the good reviews and ordered a 3-choice lo mein: the duck was all bones — I couldn’t even taste any actual duck meat. The pork belly was cold, almost straight out of the fridge, and the ribs had more bone than meat. The lo mein noodles were all stuck together, clearly just thrown into the water and pulled out without checking if they were cooked properly. My wife ordered the beef steamed lo mein — completely unpleasant. The meat had absolutely no flavor, the carrots didn’t even taste like carrots, and the same issue with the noodles. The soup that came as a side tasted like fridge — clearly reheated in the microwave straight from cold storage. The place was completely empty (I thought maybe because it was Tuesday, despite so many good reviews), but everything was terrible. Thank God for the soy sauce — it helped us eat a little just to calm our hunger and not waste the $50 we were about to pay. Absolutely not recommended. Not at all.