Accidentally came on a busy mah jong event night so we couldn't sit outside like we had planned. Oh well, just means I got come back again soon! Food was fantastic across the board and I can't wait to try more. read more

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I've always been curious about this spot and I'm so happy I got the chance to try their food. I had no idea the history or the name of this type of cuisine but a friend of mine told me that chifa (Peruvian and Chinese fusion) food is really popular in Peru. My friend and I shared the Lomo Saltado (filet mignon over a bed of rice with cherry tomato and onion with fries), Black Pepper Shrimp and siu mai. To drink I chose the Thai Basil Vanilla--almost like a Thai Vanilla iced latte! The Lomo Saltado was really good with rice. No notes here! The Black Pepper Shrimp was great too but had some heat, so not for someone who can't handle spicy especially on a hot summer day. I must say the prawns were huge! Super flavorful spices and went really well with the white rice. Siu Mai was great, kinda wished there were 4 instead of 3...had to be a bigger person and offer the last one to my friend haha! Now the decor was super cool. Loved the rich green velvet seating & the gold accent lighting fixtures. Although the seats weren't the comfiest, but it made a pretty IG photo ;) I shall return again, Chifa! read more

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SERVICE!!! I made reservations for 2 on a Friday night at 8pm. Got there about 8:05, parking is terrible around there! We walk up, no hostess in eye sight, a few minutes later she comes out. Checks us in and ask us to wait because our table is not ready. Meanwhile we peeked inside and there's ready tables, but we said ok and just sat down on a bench behind her. Another couple was behind us and she checked them in or I believe they didn't have reservations and took menus and took them to their table. While she was taking them, she asked if we wanted to get a drink at the bar and we said no thank you! Then we're still waiting and it's chilly. So I asked if they had reservations and she said no and they wanted to sit outside. And she asked if we want inside we have to wait, and it's like 8:15 now. I think by seeing there's tables inside and her just being rude, we decided to leave and go to Pasadena to a place where we knew food was good! It's a joke that they have a Michelin star! Besides food, service needs to be included in the star. The lady up front is the face of the restaurant and she can make it or break it! She could've been the owner and that makes it worse! No thank you to this place! read more

Delicious and standout cuisine in Eagle Rock area and pretty happy that it's gotten bigger in production since it first opened. I think the food and the service when it first opened was quite superior and the last few times, but I do think if you can sit inside you should than outside. I think lots of the dishes are standouts but personally really love the tofu skin salad and the tiradito even tho sometimes it feels a little lazy in execution (I'm sorry!). Their lomo soltado is quite good in taste and execution (fries, the steak juiciness, and onions cooked well) but also get that mapodofu. read more

Such a great place where Peruvian meets your Asian food cravings. The place is super esthetic and the staff were so sweet. The inside is really fancy and cute with velvet green furniture. Parking is a little tricky but we found some street parking around the corner. The food was absolutely delicious and fresh tasting with favors bursting in our mouths. I would definitely go again. We went for brunch so I would love to go back for dinner. read more

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I've been meaning try out Chifa for quite a while. I finally set aside the time and made a reservation. Having looked at photos of the restaurant, I was pleased to see that they have a parking lot, only to find out that it is being used for outdoor seating. A trip around the block and I found street parking. Upon entering, I was awestruck by the decor! Lots of bright colors and unique chairs with a nice vibe. We were warmly greeted and shown to our table. Our server was great at guiding us through the menu and helping us decide our order. We went for the Causa, Mala Har Gow, Dan Dan Mian, Spiced Okra and their Brûlée Char Siu, along with a couple of cocktails. The cocktails took a while to arrive, but they were delicious. We had the Drunken Yuzu and the Gimme Gimme Gimme. The Drunken Yuzu was made with gin and yuzu giving boozy, tart martini vibes. The Gimme Gimme Gimme was made with Strawberry Tarragon infused gin with a touch of rhubarb and lime. It's hard to describe it but it was our favorite by far! While waiting for the drinks, our Causa arrived. It was beautifully plated and consisted of layers of seasoned mashed potatoes, avocado and bluefin tuna with some aji oil and egg. It was quite tasty. A short while later, the remaining items were served. First was the Dan Dan noodles. Our server claimed this is their most popular dish and it did not disappoint, though the thin noodles were difficult to eat because the peanut sauce thickened as it cooled. I've had these noodles at other places, and while they were good, they were not outstanding. I think I prefer the Dan Dan from Joy....at least they are easier to eat. Next up was the Har Gow, which surprised me when I saw the black wrapper on the dumplings. That's a first. The filling was delicious though the dumpling wrapper was rather bland. I probably wouldn't have noticed except the wrapper would pull itself away from the the filling, forcing you to eat it by itself. Last up was the Char Siu and the Spiced Okra. I was excited about the Char Siu as it is one of my favorite things to eat. And to have it brûléed on top was the icing on the cake. The meat itself was very tender but was lacking that Char Siu taste of 5 spice. The brûlée on top added a nice sweetness but it still didn't quite measure up to my standards, with Chin Chin being my favorite place to order it. But that okra!!!! It was THE BOMB!!! We are both okra fans, especially me having grown up in the south where fried okra is a staple. Their version was sliced and wok fried with a delicious seasoning that included Szechuan pepper as well as pieces of red onion. For those that don't like slimy okra, you needn't worry. The wok frying eliminated that and resulted in these nice, slightly chewy pieces of okra that I am still thinking about today. I could eat an entire order of that by myself. Overall, the meal was pretty good but not the flavor explosion I was expecting. I'll definitely return but I'll focus on some other menu items that caught my eye rather than what the server suggests. read more

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What a lovely gem in NELA! As soon as you walk in, you're greeted with colorful pops of pink and green. We were seated right away with a reservation. Our server, Ashley, was super friendly. The food was delicious!! Lots of flavor packed in all the dishes. It's family style so we ordered 9 dishes for 5 people. Standouts: Tofu Skin Salad Tiradito-Sea Bream Black Pepper Prawns Lomo Saltado-fries were perfectly crisp even after the meat, onions, and tomatoes were layered on top. Chaufa with pork Drinks were solid!! Family run business. We will definitely be back!! read more

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Food - pretty good flavors and easy on my eyes with the presentation. Loved the mala flavored okra, dan, dan noddles, chasu, and scallops. Drinks- good selection of tasty concoctions, but will lighten your wallet after a a couple of drinks.. at least they are generous with the booze. Ambiance- classy with a touch of funk and modern comforts. Price - more than I like, but good to give it a go on special occasions. Service - excellent, but not overbearing. RESTROOM - GENDER neutral, clean and nicely decorated. Parking - no on-site, but street parking was not bad at 530pm. read more

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I came here with a couple of friends for a special event being hosted by a different organizer but I still had the chance to try some of their food. I had the chili noodles being sold by the entrance of the patio side of the event. They were super spicy and that was it. Their only flavor profile was spicy/spicy. Noodles aside. the vibes at the place were great, customer service was fantastic and overall the evening was an enjoyable one. Would recommend. 10/10. read more

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3.5 stars. Outdoor ambience was very cute and felt like an escape from the city. Food was good but not great. Went with a group of four and we tried a variety of dishes: cucumber salad, Dan Dan noodles, veggie dumplings, roasted chicken, lomo saltado, and okra. Everything was good but nothing stood out as exceptional. The protein dishes were priced a bit too high for only coming with fries, but again, they were tasty. Service was friendly but a bit slow. It's a large outdoor space (with some indoor seating too) and they didn't have enough staff to accommodate. Overall, it was a decent experience but don't know that I will be rushing back any time soon. read more

loved the interior and the vibe!! would go back for drinks or din just for it asian peruvian fusion- super interesting and works. the scallop crudo was rly good (best ive had in a while), dan dan mien was good, si yao chicken and fried rice was fine. read more

Chifa - Scallop Crudo - Peruvian Near Me - Los Angeles, California

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Loved their black sesame tart when we were there back in 2024! The restaurant was really popular when we were there since it was on the Michelin guide. It was nice to explore a restaurant that truly represents a fusion of cuisines and truly a representation of immigrants to the U.S. hope to come back someday and take proper photos! read more

10/10 for vibes, aesthetics, and flavor. Their presentation is immaculate! This is such a cute spot with so much attention to detail in every piece of decor. I loved discovering something new with every dish that came out! I highly recommend the brûlée char siu and dan dan noodles. Everything we tried was delicious but those were the standout items for me. Looking forward to trying out their breakfast/lunch menu soon! read more

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Went here for a girls dinner and had the most amazing experience. This restaurant has everything: super cute and trendy decor, tasty food + good cocktails, and excellent service. It checks off all the boxes! And who knew a Chinese Peruvian restaurant could be this dang good??!! We ordered several items to share including: scallop crudo, causa, braised spare ribs, black pepper prawn, lomo saltado, fries, fried rice + la chai float, alfajores, and pistachio ice cream for dessert! To say we had a great time while enjoying great food is an understatement. I can't wait to come back here for more! Quick tip: parking is a bit challenging but you'll eventually find a spot on the street (be patient and circle around if you have to or park across the street). Happy eating! read more

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Met up with some friends and decided to eat here. Very easy to miss since they don't have a dedicated parking lot but you should be able to find street parking around the area. Limited but delicious menu. We ordered 80% of what they offered and a few drinks. All of us were pleased with all the menu items we ordered. They're bearable for two people but we managed to share between 7 people. Def. Worth checking out. Not spoiling anything here. read more

Chifa - Peruvian Near Me - Los Angeles, California

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We had an event here recently and it was absolutely perfect. The owners could not be more delightful, and they've created this really lovely and gracious space. Although I'm not a huge fan of outdoor dining most of the time, the beautiful outdoor space here is so peaceful with so much greenery and pretty tables, I would happily dine al fresco. As this was a private party, we had small passed plates - a fantastic dim sum combo plate and calamari among others. The dim sum combo was wonderful. Lately, I'm on a real dim sum kick and I was thrilled to see this on the menu. They also really excel at cocktails. They made several specialty drinks for our event and they were all gorgeous and delicious. Parking is a little tough so plan ahead for that. This is an exceptional example of a locally owned family restaurant. Put this on your list for any occasion - date night, special celebration, large party, casual weeknight dinner with friends... It works anytime. Great find. read more

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Ahh, I REALLY wanted to love this place, but for me it was just ok. The mala har gow shrimp dumplings were absolutely the best part of the meal. The brûlée char siu was tasty, but did not come out warm, so it was a little bit weird to have this really rich candied pork belly at room temperature. The noodles were really just alright, I prefer the ones at Joy in Highland Park. Really, the vibe here is the intangible that makes it cool. Even then, the chairs are really uncomfortable to sit in for more than half an hour. I get the need to turn tables, but it's not great when the price point is more in line with a real sit down restaurant. Overall pretty good, would be more fun with a group as the dishes are suited for family style. read more

Chifa - Vibey - Peruvian Near Me - Los Angeles, California

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Chifa is one of those rare family-owned restaurants that immediately feels like you've been invited into someone's home for dinner--in the best, most intimate way. The bold Cantonese, Taiwanese, and Peruvian flavors work together so beautifully, and the eclectic decor makes the whole experience feel special and full of character. We tried the lomo saltado, wok hei vegetables, dan dan noodles, and the taradito (sashimi)--every dish was packed with flavor and so thoughtfully prepared. Their cocktail menu is just as impressive, with drinks that pair perfectly with the food. It's the kind of place that's perfect for date night, but also has a gorgeous private space in the back for hosting events or bringing a bigger group. Service was truly top notch--warm, friendly, and attentive without being overbearing. I'm already planning my next visit with more friends so we can try everything on the menu. A beautiful, soulful dining experience from start to finish. read more

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Really enjoyed our luncheon here. Didn't know what to expect since it was our first time experiencing Chifa cuisine. We were pleasantly surprised to find the fusion well balanced and distinctly flavorful. We really enjoyed the mala har gow and siumai. Also the chicken rice bowl was satisfying. The dipping sauce was outstanding. The mapo tofu and spicy noodles were ok. Cocktails were tasty too. The decor and vibe of the restaurant has an international flair. Doesn't feel like LA. Service is friendly but could be faster. Can't wait to come back and try their dinner menu. read more

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This place has a gorgeous ambiance with the most charming decor. The colorful chopsticks, pink napkins, and fresh flowers made the evening seem really special. When my other plants fell though, I came with no reservation on a Saturday night and there was no wait time. I was overjoyed because it seemed like every other upscale restaurant was fully booked. The folks who work here are really nice, super friendly people. It honestly caught me off guard because I wasn't expecting that level of energy. The menu is really interesting. I love the whole fusion situation and I was able to find a couple items I could eat. The menu is full of pork items if that's something of note to you. My favorite dishes were the causa, the wok hay veggies, and the fried rice. The dishes deliver what they promise-- lots of flavor, wok energy, and the kind of care and attention to detail that makes upscale restaurants memorable. I really enjoyed the crispy shrimp and individual grains of rice in the Trinity fried rice in particular. The color of the rice is pale so I thought it'd lack flavor, but it was just the opposite! The vegan zongzi was kind of a letdown. While aromatic, it was not adequately salted and the included sugar was kind of strange with the mushrooms. I like sweet rice like sekihan, but azuki and chestnuts would have been more harmonious. The har gow was okay, but you can add any random mala oil to normal har gow at home. Other than the color, it felt pretty homestyle but for a premium price. Chifa interests me as a concept, and several dishes were memorable. However, while eating pescatarian I didn't feel like the dinner was very balanced, and that the bill was rather high for how little protein I had. I could see myself coming back if there were more non pork dishes available. read more

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Chifa is one of my favorite cuisines, so I've been itching to try... Chifa for a long time. The vibe, decor, presentation, and atmosphere were exceptional. They had everything down to the detail. I wanted to start here because I think it's really easy to be lazy with this or even shallow, but Chifa avoids both approaches. Parking was street only. I went on a Friday at 5:30 PM, so I can imagine that parking can be difficult at busier times, but there were a few spots on Lincoln, the side street. The food was great. I grew up eating the straight Cantonese versions of these dishes, and I love trying different takes on them. I will say that I wanted to try everything on the menu but obviously couldn't, so I already knew I wanted to come back before even ordering and my experience did not dissuade me at all. Everything we got was delicious. My wife and I ordered and shared the Dan Dan Mian, Trinity Fried Rice, Black Pepper Prawn, Sweet & Sour Pork, Lomo Saltado, and Lai Cha Float. I'd say the winner was the prawns because they were incredibly flavorful and every bite was substantial. I love it when I can just eat the shells and you can do that with these. The fried rice was good on first bite, a mixture of subtle flavors anchored by garlic, but after that it became quite bland. I treat fried rice as a litmus test for Asian places and it passed, just not with flying colors. Every other dish fell somewhere between the prawn and fried rice scale, sitting closer to the prawns. The Lai Cha float was a fantastic way to close out the dinner. It consisted of pouring tea onto ice cream, which was novel, but I would love an option where you could get an actual float to enjoy with your meal versus having it only as a dessert. Maybe they can do that if you ask, but I did not. The service was also good, but there was just one server and she was working hard. No issues other than she took the order of a couple who arrived and were seated 15 minutes after we were. I don't think it was her fault and I was more annoyed with the couple than with her, of course. At the end of the day, I know it's not a 1:1 or fair comparison to Chinese food that you can get in the San Gabriel Valley, but the price I paid for this felt high for what it was. What I paid here could have paid for a meal for 10 at a Cantonese seafood restaurant, but I understand why the price is what it is. It's not dissimilar to how I felt about Pine & Crane in the 2010s. I just want to call this out to 1) help people avoid surprises and 2) introduce the existence of cheaper options. I'll end with this: none of the food surprised me and that's not an insult. I didn't come in hoping to taste anything unfamiliar and what I got was exactly what I expected: my favorite food done incredibly well. I could tell everything I had was prepared with care. None of it felt like it was thrown into a wok, coated with oil, and dumped on a plate. I think Chifa fills a need where this type of food can be served stylishly and be a complete pleasure to eat. Chinese and Chinese-adjacent food does not need to always be cheap and utilitarian. This food can be enjoyed the same way as a nice Italian or sushi dinner and I'm glad to have experienced it. read more

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Really solid spot in Highland Park, with a few things to know before you go. Parking is street parking only, and since it's on a busy intersection, you'll likely need to park behind the restaurant on a more residential/industrial street. Because of that, Uber or rideshare is highly recommended if you want to avoid the hassle. Once you're inside, though, it's a whole different vibe. The restaurant is so cute, dim lighting, thoughtfully curated decor, and an overall cozy atmosphere that makes it a great date-night spot. The drink menu is well-crafted, and the food menu has a really nice variety. Everything I tried was delicious, and the service was genuinely great, attentive without being overbearing. Bonus: if you want to keep the night going, there's a bar just a couple minutes away by car, and plenty of other options nearby if you Yelp or Google around the area. Overall, a really enjoyable experience with great food, drinks, and ambiance--just plan ahead for parking. Would definitely come back. read more

First time going to Chifa after discovering it on the Michelin app as a Big Gourmand awardee. I had driven past it often over the years and loved how it looked on the outside (a small green building with a heart shaped large window). The establishment is open only for dinner Thurs-Sun, so we made reservations online before we went. The service was great, and the ambiance inside was very trendy.. playing some R&B music. We ordered a assortment of dishes and they were all great, as they were a nice fusion of chinese and peruvian dishes. Definitely a Gem in the Eaglerock/Highland Park Area! read more

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Food was ok, I wish the portions were a little bigger for the price. But the milk tea cocktail they have here is my favorite drink in town! One of the best things I've ever had in LA! read more

Delicious spot. My favorite dish was the beef heart anticucho but everything was delicious. Definitely the scallop crudo. Sea bream was good. Siu Mai. The fried rice has huge pieces of shrimp and fish roe. Dan Dan noodles were well sauced. The okra. WOW. Everything was delicious. Drinks also on point! We met John the owner and he was super nice. Great service! Lively ambiance I would recommend for group dinners! read more

Chifa - Peruvian Near Me - Los Angeles, California

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Went there in a rainy day, wasn't too packed. First time here and it's quite far. The Dan Dan noodle taste great, packed with full peanut flavor and balanced out with scallions. It was delicious! The char siu pork was great too, however a bit too "sweet" for my taste buds. It might be a hit or miss for some. I would come back if I'm in the area! read more

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5 stars for ambiance and decor! Their attention to detail is impeccable. I absolutely adored the heart motifs beautifully incorporated into everything from the steel gate to the windows and even the bathroom mirror. I loved the vibe of this place--it's clear they put a lot of thought into creating a unique and inviting atmosphere. Now for the food, it is a bit of a mixed bag, so I'd give it 3 stars. There were some hits, like the lomo saltado and the ribs, which were both solid. I was a bit disappointed with the mapo tofu and the veggie dishes. For the price, I expected more flavor and quality and just quantity, especially since I can get better versions of these dishes elsewhere for the same cost. This spot had been on my list for a while, and I was excited to try their mostly Chinese menu with a Peruvian twist. While it didn't fully live up to my expectations food-wise, the overall experience was still memorable thanks to the stunning ambiance. Worth a visit for the vibe alone, but maybe temper your expectations on some of the dishes. read more

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Came here on a Thursday night and there were maybe 3 or 4 other parties in the dining room. Decor is very cool and unique. Server informed us that bar was backed up but would we like drinks. Ordered a couple of cocktails and then ordered dinner. We ordered like 4 dishes between the 2 of us and everything was good. Didn't get our drinks till we were about 3 dishes into our meal after reminding them. Overall food was good, service was pretty slow and it was pretty pricey for what it was. I would try again, maybe just an off night. read more

I had really high expectations for Chifa, but the pricing was just a bit high for what it offered, especially for the portion sizes. The brulee bbq pork, okra, and the har gow were my favorite of the night. My friend really really liked their steamed rice? But the okra dish was like $23, almost as expensive as the bbq pork. All the portions were super small and I literally left and had another dinner somewhere else after. read more

Came for a friend's bday dinner and wasn't disappointed. This place is a fusion spot that mixes Peruvian, Hong Kong, and Taiwanese cuisine. The staff helped us pick a menu that also featured vegan options (like the Dan Dan Noodles, Mapo Togu, and Tangy Cucumber Salad). The Wok Hay Vegetables were good as well, but you have to request it to be vegan since there's oyster sauce. For non vegans, we got the Black Pepper Prawns, which were delicious, and the Lomo Saltado, which wasn't too spicy. We also got basically every drink on the menu... I personally enjoyed the Dragon Toddy, which is there version of a Hot Toddy. Service was good. The manager was helping our group as we had a large party. They were accommodating with helping us with our cake and set up our decorations. Parking can be a struggle if you can't find street parking, as I'm not sure if they have their own lot. I parked by the CVS and walked over and didn't have any trouble. The bathrooms are shared with the outdoor space though, which wasn't the worst, but does mean you may have to wait to go. All and all a cool spot that I'd check out again. read more

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It's so good I don't even know where to start. And can we talk about the interior design?! Holy WOW wow Batman...

Chifa is special. It's Chinese food with a twist, the good kind. My fav was the braised pork rib. Super delish. The atmosphere is also fantastic. Delicately designed. I've been waiting for their mahjong night again. Gotta try playing with someone there! read more

Unique, unique, unique this describes the food the service and the ambience. We have dined here multiple times dinner you share your entrées and try a little bit of each item. The Dan noodles are excellent. I like the radishes and the ginger elixir is fantastic to start with you will need to find street parking. You'll find the staff. Informed and they can help you select some great dishes. If you come on Sundays, they do do some and again suggest some great food. read more

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Excellent Peruvian though good pacing was a bit slow. The beef heart was my favorite and the chaufa was very good, especially with some aji sauce. I think the lomo saltado could be skipped. read more

Chifa - Peruvian Near Me - Los Angeles, California

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**PLEASE SUPPORT THIS RESTAURANT** The owners lost their home in the LA wildfires. They refused to open a GoFundMe so that money goes to the people who need it more. That being said, I can't believe it took me this long to get here. The details in the interior design, ambience, and food are impeccable. I had the privilege of sitting next to the owner being interviewed by a vlogger and eavesdropped on the story behind this wonderful family owned and operated restaurant. Great service, tasty flavors that are both elevated and homey at the same time. Favorite dishes are black pepper prawn and tiradito (their Peruvian ceviche). I really appreciated the Asian "not too sweet" style desserts too! read more

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I'll start off by saying the winner of the food experience was the pollo ala brasa! The brine/dry marinade was so good and made the skin very crispy. A hearty portion with some fries, good for sharing. Must get the chili oil on the side! Their chili oil is so good. Tried the Dan Dan mien, pretty solid but I'd say for me it is on the saltier end. I probably wouldn't get this again but it may be a preference thing. Appetizer wise - The tiradito was good, but this is definitely a higher end appetizer as it's a tiny portion. The sauce was good though. Also tried popos wellness soup and this reminded me of something very homemade in Cantonese household. I've been wanting to try this place because of the cute interior. It is on the higher end of casual dining, good for dates, small group gatherings, girls nights. Pricey ish for sure, you can expect to pay at least $50 per person for a well rounded experience. Definitely not a place I'd come to regularly, but perhaps on slightly special occasions or as a treat. Based on other reviews and thoughts from mutuals, this seems like a hit or miss place depending on the dish you get, you have to know what to order! Service was good, attentive, was instantly welcomed. Reservations are easy to make, can find same day reservations pretty easily for small parties. read more

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I am of course a fool. Have I not learned? It's my fault. The palely lit steps. The teethy smiles. Didn't read the signs. Listen to the yelpers who hath yelped... Portions are unjustifiably small for the price. The flavor does not compensate. The chicken was, in a word, bad. Burnt, flavorless, and at once overcooked and under. The braised ribs were just ok. Service ok. Ambiance: not a fan of the zebra stripes. The chairs are phallic. But the forks are curvy! They would be ergonomic if there was one less curve. I think this place can impress someone who is trying food for the first time. I left hungry and sad. Disappointed, but above all in myself. I will say the denim overcoats that the servers wear are cute, and I would like one. read more

Chifa - La pollo something chicken - Peruvian Near Me - Los Angeles, California

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Very solid Taiwanese Peruvian stop. Parking can be a little tough as you're fighting to park with residents in the area. I ended up parking a couple blocks away on Lincoln. The interior is kind of small with only a handful of tables so highly recommend making a reservation. I booked online through Tock/Google however there was some issue with the reservation but luckily they called me and was able to make it right. Overall the food was really good however it's on the pricier end and I recommend sharing. Wok hay vegetables: surprisingly a very delicious vegetable dish. I'm not a big veggie fan but I'd get this again. There's a good char and smokiness to the veggies which was delicious. Dan dan mian: recommend by the server as the house favorite and overall was solid but nothing special as it was similar to other Chinese restaurant spots. Trinity fried rice: Giant shrimps that were meaty and delicious. Overall a pretty good fried rice. Pollo a la Brasa: Loved the French fries as they were seasoned well. Chicken was not dry but not juicy and had a good chili flavor to it. Brulee char siu: Beautifully brulee'd that was sweet and savory. The char siu was a mix of lean and fatty. Drinks: The lai cha (HK milk tea) was pretty solid but could've been a little creamier. YoYo Good4U (yogurt matcha seltzer) was also very solid - good earthy matcha and slightly creamy yogurt). read more

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This place is amazing! I'm in love with the interior and the food is so good. I tried their breakfast items. Wanna go back for lunch or dinner. read more

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Chifa is a cool Peruvian-Asian fusion place in Eagle Rock. Great service, everyone was very welcoming and friendly. The decor is fun, kind of retro. And we really enjoyed the food and drinks - the Brûlée char shiu was probably one of our favorites. read more