中午到的，人不多。量很足，特别是炒饭。豉汁蒸排骨饭都是肋排，调味不错。还有点心和粥面云吞。…read more I arrived at noon, and there were not many people. The amount is enough, especially the fried rice. Steamed spare ribs and rice with soy sauce are all ribs, and the seasoning is good. There are also snacks and porridge wontons.

The six of us were starving, so we shared a variety of dim sum along with two orders of beef…read morepan-fried noodles. They had one outdoor table available, which worked out perfectly since we had our dogs with us and could enjoy lunch together outside. It was a hot day, so we really appreciated that they brought us ice-cold water. We ordered har gow, siu mai, custard buns, pork buns, salted egg buns, and radish cake. The beef pan-fried noodles weren't particularly flavorful, but they were simple and definitely helped satisfy our hunger. The dim sum itself could have used a little more seasoning, though adding some chili oil would probably help if you enjoy a bit of spice. Overall, it was an average meal. If we hadn't had our dogs with us after the Firecracker event, we probably would have opted for a nicer sit-down dim sum spot.

Got some good shrimp dumpling for very cheap and love their pineapple…read moreBuns. Very good price and quick service up front . Ambiance not bad got that classic LA Chinatown vibes. Not a bad place to grab some cheap good quality grub after a long hot hike

I tried the shrimp shu mai and found it lacked flavor. The pork shumai, which several people in…read moreline highly recommended, was also pretty underwhelming and only barely lukewarm when served. That said, I do have to give credit where it's due--the sesame ball was excellent. Almost everyone in line recommended it, and it was probably one of the best sesame balls I've had. Unfortunately, everything else I tried was disappointing and didn't live up to expectations. Overall, I wouldn't recommend most of the menu based on my experience, and I don't think I'll be coming back. Gave it an extra star due to the sesame ball...

Easy eats Chinese bakery with a bit of a line at times…read more Went during a weekday for lunch, there was still a bit of a line. Ordered the snow bbq pork bun, har gao, siu mai, pineapple bun, chicken bun, and almond cookies. Everything was great - but would def recommend the snow bbq pork bun (it's meaty and sweet), and the pineapple bun. Would def be back just for those.

*** $10.00 minimum for credit card purchases ***…read more Long's Family Pastry is a ... no pun intended ... long-standing and takeout-only Cantonese bakery located in Chinatown that has been around for at least a few decades. This shop is best known for having one of the most affordable dim sum selections across the entire Los Angeles. [Parking]: Metered parking only with some paid parking lot options available. Our party came here on Sunday at 8 AM and had no issue finding available metered parking spots. Metered parking is free on Sundays. [Atmosphere]: Nothing to write home about. The expectation is to come here knowing exactly what to order so that you can leave in less than 10 minutes. [Menu]: All baked items have both Chinese and English labels. Yelp's top recommended options include Steamed BBQ Pork Buns, Baked BBQ Buns, Baked Pineapple Buns, Special Chicken Buns, Pork Shumai, and Shrimp Dumplings (Har Gow). The shop also sells porridge, cookies, mooncakes, Chinese tamales, etc. *** Steamed BBQ Pork Bun ($1.40): The bun was hot and tasted good. Baked BBQ Bun ($1.80): This semi-sweet bun had a larger portion than the Steamed BBQ Pork Bun and this is definitely the one to order. Custard or Egg Tart ($1.60): Very flaky and it tasted better than I expected. *** Long story short - this bakery sells some of the cheapest dim sum you will find in Los Angeles. Are they some of the best dim sum items you will find? Not exactly, but they are fairly decent and $10 can stretch very far at this bakery.

The food is fresh and always enjoyable with good table services. Easy to opt out meat and add in…read moreyour favorite veggies for vegetarians.

Quite literally one of L.A.'s (especially Chinatown's) best kept secrets…read more Looking at the menu, this place pretty much has it all - when it comes to your typical Chinese / Chinese-American food fare. For being located in the heart of Chinatown, would you expect anything less? The thing that I like most about this place is that I can get almost anything that I would order at any of the nearby fancier sit-down Chinese restaurants, but this place is built especially for quick / take- out = no tip needed. FOOD: Fried Shrimp Balls - 9.0 / 10 Up there with any Chinese restaurant's dim sum. Understandably smaller over the years. Pro-tip: heat these bad boys in the oven, toaster oven, or air fryer. Serve alongside sweet & sour sauce. Pork Shumai - 9.0 / 10 Again, up there with any of your typical sit-down dim sum place. Pro-tip: make an easy + quick sipping sauce with 1/3 soy sauce + 2/3 spiced white vinegar. You're welcome Shrimp Har gow - 8.9 / 10 One of the most traditional Cantonese dumplings. Incredibly light. If you plan to eat these later, I highly suggest steaming them as the outer skin can get dry. There's so, so much food here, but whenever I am in the area, these are my non negotiables. Seriously, it is such a life-hack to be able to do a "Panda Express" style order for more traditional Chinese / Chinese-American favorites without all the hoopla. Don't be surprised if there's a line, depending on what time of the day you go.

Not the best, and kinda pricey but I was hungry staying in Hollywood so it was my only choiceread more

This place has some of my favorite barbecue pork buns! It has a generous portion of protein which…read morewas seasoned sweet and savory. First time ordering rice noodle roll and I really enjoyed it! The roll was soft and chewy, and the protein was seasoned beautifully! The fried rice is a large portion that is perfect for 2! I would encourage you to order multiple dishes to share. The restaurant is small but cozy. The customer service wasn't the best but that did not impact my rating. The food is great!

We went for Lunar New Year on 02/17 for dumplings as is tradition. Extensive menu but only 3…read moreoptions for dumplings and 6 total for dim sum. Yes we could've went to a restaurant specifically for dim sum but gave this a try. Seated very promptly. We arrived after the lunch rush about 1:30pm. BBQ pork fried rice was very good except a few pockets of extra salty clumps of rice. Maybe needed an extra toss orr two but very good pieces of pork and even amount of vegetables and egg. Pork and shrimp shumai was predominantly pork with barely any shrimp which made them dense and just ok. BBQ pork bao were steamed pillows of goodness. Very flavorful and soft. Restrooms are clean. Parking is validated only at a certain parking spot. No street parking. Restaurant is close to the plaza for souvenir shopping. Friendly staff. Will definitely come back.

Food highly recommended Great quality…read more We got chow mein very crunchy and fresh Also Great seafood

One thing about me is that I'm never going to turn down some Chinese food! Asian food in general is…read moreone of my top fav meal choices. Me and partner stopped in for a quick lunch and we decided to share the Beef Lo Mien. It was excellent, smooth and saucy while the noodles had the perfect density to my liking. It filled us both up so we didn't need to get anything else. I can't wait to come back and try something new!

Disappointment doesn't even begin to describe how I'm feeling after finally eating food that I've…read morebeen craving for ages. I'd seen videos on tik tok, other people experience the amazing food. Then when I get it, it's nothing like how it was shown or even what I thought it would be. I'm talking about the Slippery Shrimp dish. It's, literally, just breaded and fried shrimp. That's it. In a sauce That's not that great. I ordered the Slippery shrimp, Slippery chicken, another disappointment, the veggies that contain baby corn and different types of mushrooms (delicious), vegetable fried rice (also delicious) and the grren beans with minced chicken (another delicious option). The Slippery shrimp and Slippery chicken were not good and entirely too sweet. I usually like the reviews from tik tok but in this case, it did not live up to the expectations.

Great food! One of my go to places in LA…read more I go there every other week. Fast service and easy going staff!

We were craving some Taiwanese food and decided to stop by Saturday morning. There was a short line…read moreas we arrived, because they were transitioning from their breakfast to lunch menu. We were greeted by a friendly hostess who took our order and told us to look for any spot we'd like. The Dan Dan noodles came out quick and was delicious. The noodles had a nice chewy texture and the thick peanut sauce and chili oil that coated it made it super scrumptious. The freshness of the cucumber and herbs cutting through the rich sauce balanced it out. The pan fried pork buns however were rather forgettable. The meat was juicy but I was left wanting more flavour in both the meat and the buns. I also wish the bottoms were a bit crispier. I'm definitely looking forward to coming back to try their breakfast menu and other items though. Because peeking at the other tables they offerings looked delicious.