03.31.26 My Husband Was Craving For Dim Sum, I Had This Place On My List Of Places To Try For A While Now. LET ME TELL YOU ! This was the best dim sum we ever had. Even though it was a bit of a wait, it was so worth it ! Food was fresh, hot and delicious ! I'm so happy it's only 10mins away. We will be back for more read more

EA Seafood Restaurant - Chinese Near Me - Long Beach, California

We had yummy Chinese cuisines for lunch again. We got there around same time on Friday. Not many customers around 1:20 in the afternoon. We love quiet ambiance for dining. We enjoy drinking hot sake and having our sweet n sour shrimps and chickens, new order "chow mein w chicken" Just perfect taste, I give 5 stars for everything. Finally relaxed after having hot sake and new chow mein. Friday is my wife's fave day and we really need to enjoy our lunch. Happy! So much leftovers! The vibe here is not like typical chinese. Upscale Cantonese Chinese restaurant. If you're dim sum lovers, come and enjoy all different dim sum, Cantonese cuisines. We became a loyal customer. Why can't we have this restaurant near our home in OC? read more

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Happy Friday! I finished all the classes including my swim challenge 70 laps today. Deserve to eat yummy Chinese sweet n sour. My hubby and I got there for late lunch. We ordered the same ones, sweet n sour shrimps, chicken, first test order chow mein w chicken, and 2 hot Sake.... The foods are so fresh, just perfect for sweet n sour and even chow mein. The noodles are chewy, tender chicken, perfect seasoning, not much bean sprouts....I asked extra green onions and more bean sprouts. We were sooooo full, took lots of leftovers to home for Saturday. We love to open the fortune cookies at the end of our lunch. Fun to know the different messages inside cookies all the time. Quiet always after 1 p.m. on Friday. We both can relax and enjoy the foods. Hot Sake is smooth, great quality. read more

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I'm updating my review to gleefully state that this restaurant serves amazing dim sum. Just another reason to love this local gem. read more

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This is my go to place for authentic Cantonese Chinese food. It reminds me of my mother's home cooking. I always come here for when I'm missing home. This family ran restaurant is always a hit when I visit. Come give it a try! read more

This is our new go to place. Im convinced this place has the best Kung pao and hot and sour soup ever. Can't wait to come back here for sure. read more

EA Seafood Restaurant - Hot and sour - Chinese Near Me - Long Beach, California

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EA Seafood is exactly the Chinese restaurant I've been hoping for in LB. Great menu, including a lunch menu that is a fantastic deal, and dim sum. Food is always delicious. read more

EA Seafood Restaurant - Dim Sum - Chinese Near Me - Long Beach, California

I've been here twice ordering to go and their food is really fresh. their Mongolian chicken and Mongolian beef are really good! Also their chow mein goes well with any dish. read more

I have to say that I was really pleasantly surprised by how well that EA seafood restaurant satisfied our Dim Sum craving. It's easily the best dim sum option in Long Beach. Each of their dim sum options were priced at $8 per order; however, the dumplings and buns were pretty substantial in size. The reason we will be coming back again soon are because: (1) the dim sum was freshly prepared when we ordered it, (2) we really enjoyed what we got (siu mai, shrimp/chive dumpling, fried mochi dumpling with pork, and baked BBQ pork bun). (3) The "fried mochi dumpling" had an incredible texture from their dough. I've had these "football" fried dumps elsewhere, but it was quite good here. (4) the shrimp and chive dumpling we had was generously packed with both shrimp and chive. The textures were perfect. Glad that I was able to pair it with some of their chili oil and hot mustard. (5) the hot tea and thai tea that we ordered perfectly hit the spot. I was hesitant to get the thai tea; however, it ended up being surprisingly satisfying. I'd order both of these again. Things that could have been better: 1) price point is above average for a dim sum plate; however, we got fair quantity and dumpling sizes were above average. 2) service was ok, but not great; however, we were able to get what we needed by simply asking when we could. My rating of this place can go up or down with repeat visits, depending on being able to try more of the menu; however, we were so happy with what we did order. We will likely come back for dinner on another night as they have a pretty extensive menu of Cantonese food (and Americanized Chinese classics) here. Overall, I'm surprised that it's not busier than it was, and I think it's quite underrated as it's a great option for Dim Sum in LB, if you don't want to drive an hour to go to SGV. read more

The only downside to this place is the small, busy parking lot. However, street parking is available--just be mindful of restrictions, especially on Tuesdays. The food was absolutely delicious! Everything was packed with flavor but not overly sauced or seasoned, and none of the dishes left you feeling heavy. I especially enjoyed the red bean pig bun--it wasn't too sweet, and the bun itself was perfectly steamed read more

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The team had a nice lunch here. We left really full and satisfied. Everyone agreed the flavors were good and satisfying. Ordered and our food was on the table seemingly in 15 minutes or so. read more

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FOOD: the food was 4 1/2 stars. We had... Thai tea- the tea was tasty and not a drop spilled. Mongolian beef- this dish was delicious and was Kevin's favorite of all the dishes that we tried. I agree it was full of flavor and the meat was very tender. Honey walnut shrimp- the shrimp were huge and properly butterflied. I get really turned off by remnant poo veins in shrimp. There could've been more walnuts. Rock cod in black bean sauce- I love this dish, and I feel very healthy when I eat it. There was lots of tender fish. This was my favorite dish of all that we tried. The rock cod in black bean sauce and the Mongolian beef are available for the lunch special. With the lunch special, you get an egg roll, soup, and either steamed or fried rice. I felt that both the steamed and fried rice were bland by themselves. That ended up being a good thing because when you add the rice to the dishes with sauce, the flavor goes up exponentially. The hot and sour soup that came with the lunch specials was one of the best I've had. I'm a big fan of hot and sour soup over egg flower soup. Kevin liked it too, but not as much as he likes egg flower soup. SERVICE: I picked up my phone order and Andrew had everything nicely packaged, and it traveled well. He was pleasant and professional. AMBIENCE: I ordered food to go, but I am very familiar with the inside of this restaurant. I used to come here in the late 80s/early 90s when it was a Japanese restaurant called Kinokawa. The inside is pretty much how it was back then except for newer and missing the sushi bar. The restaurant is dark and spacious. read more

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A couple of weeks ago a group of us dined a EA Seafood. I've never had Black Pepper Beef (fliet mignon) this tender. We had two orders. Try the Peking Duck platter. It is amazing. Very nice atmosphere. Outstanding service and the prices are reasonable. Plenty of free parking in front. read more

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I'm glad I drove a little bit further to try this spot. The outside looks a bit sketched but the inside looks quite nice. It's Japanese theme and gives you a lot of private space. I was craving some Chinese food and this spot has decent flavors. I got the mixed pan fried noodle. The noodles was a bit over fried, but other than that, the sauce was good. I also got seafood hot clay pot that had nice squid, scallops, and shrimps. The string beans were crispy and savory. The salt and pepper fried pork chop was crunchy and bready. Overall, I really enjoyed the food. Service was quick. I will come back to try out their Dim Sum next time. read more

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The dim sum here is top notch. Very good quality and a must try! I also trike the ambiance of the restaurant. Not too loud, very peaceful. EA will definitely be in my rotation when I want good Chinese food and delicious dim sum. read more

Sooo glad to finally have another family style Chinese seafood restaurant in LB (although it's been a while, I'm just late to the game). We ordered a bunch of dishes to go for a Saturday night and the food was still ready really fast. Love that you can order online which makes it convenient. We got a handful of dishes all of which were pretty good; what stuck with me especially was the chicken and salted fish fried rice which had a nice umami flavor without really tasting much like salted fish, and the Peking duck! The nice part is that they serve you all the meat with the Peking duck deboned--not just the skin, and the meat with bones attached like some other places--which makes it really convenient to eat. Definitely would be back for the Peking Duck. This is one of those places where you can't go wrong, all the dishes look and taste great. Will have to be back to try the other dishes! Just keep in mind this parking lot can get busy and full as it's pretty small, but you should be able to find some parking in the neighborhood on the same street. read more

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Food is always fresh never disappoints staff is friendly and the restaurant itself feels cozy

Perfect little mom and pop spot. Went late on a Sunday evening and they were more than happy to help us. We ordered the salt and pepper pork chops, delicious!!!! Also got a side of chow mein, cheese wontons, and hot & sour soup. Everything was fresh and amazing. I highly recommend this if you're looking for an authentic Chinese spot with large portions. read more

Back again because we had such a great dinner last time! Kept it simple again. We wanted to order more dishes but each entree was such a generous portion that we had leftovers from just two plates! Service is low key, little conversation but always professional and pleasant. We chose the beef and mixed vegetables again because it is such a tasty, perfect combination of meat and vegetables and can be paired with just about anything. We chose the chicken prepared Mongolian style as our other dish and white rice. The chicken dish had some spice! The red pepper flakes with red onion, scallion and ginger brought some heat and wow flavor! I don't think I would have enjoyed it alone, but with the beef dish, that is savory but mild, it was perfect. Hoping to bring more people with us next time so we can sample many more dishes! I think it will be tasty no matter what we order. The restaurant itself is relaxed and neighborhood casual and we love the large video screen with aquatic scenes, but the food is very refined and beautifully prepared. One of our new favorite spots! read more

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This place was recommended by a family member and it did not disappoint. From the outside, you would not expect such a large and inviting restaurant. We arrived without a reservation and were seated quickly. The menu has something for everyone and we were quite pleased with the dishes we ordered. My favorite dish was the Kung Pao Delight. It was so good! We will be returning soon. read more

EA Seafood Restaurant - 33. Kung Pao Delight - Chinese Near Me - Long Beach, California

Went for takeout since the dine in experience after their opening was slow and sloppy. Hard to find good Chinese food in Long Beach so gave this place another shot. Fried rice was undercooked, Chow Mein was bland, egg rolls were weak. Not surprised the place was empty on a Saturday night Will not return. read more

Love the food we had chicken & shrimp curry with vermicelli noodles mild. Delicious, we also tried the dim sum so tasty as well as the veggie egg rolls. Sorry no photos we were really hungry and it was our first time eating here and not taking any food home. We will come back for sure. Their decor was nice, quiet and pleasant as well as relaxing. read more

Ordered 7 items (2 from regular menu, rest was dim sum), side of rice and hot tea. $93 BEFORE tip! So pricey for meh food. The short ribs had a funk/musty smell with too many bones, hardly any meat. Chinese broccoli had huge stalks with no flavor even though it was (supposedly) with oyster sauce. The shumai was big and that tasted good. The bean curd was also good. Side of rice was $2 while the tea was $4. Salt n Pepper squid was tasty though batter was pretty thick. Rice noodle (shrimp) wasn't as great as some others. Overall just okay. Service was fine. Noise level great (though only 3 parties including us) were there. Place used to be a Japanese (sushi) place. read more

Love the food, try the orange chicken, sweet with a kick of spice This was the old kinakwa location read more

Don't judge a book by its cover!! Very modest, almost sketchy looking on the outside, but inside was very cute and clean, Service was quick and friendly, and the food was amazing! read more

I ordered the lunch special again - this time with Kung Pao Chicken, fried rice and hot & sour soup. It was even better this time! The chicken was tender, nice and spicy. The vegetables in the dish were perfectly crisp-tender and everything was so fresh! This time the vegetables in the spring roll had more texture and the outside was nice and crispy. I just love this place. The inside is so nice and I might come here to treat myself for my birthday this year - they have a fantastic variety of seafood dishes and Peking Duck :) The gentleman who took my order was very friendly and polite as well. My food came out pretty quick, considering how fresh everything was. This is definitely going to be a regular place for me. Highly recommend! read more

I gave this place a chance based on a bunch of reviews about finding authentic Chinese food in the Long Beach area. The truth is that LBC doesn't have as many quality options for Chinese food compared to the eastern suburbs and places like the San Gabriel Valley/Pasadena/Monrovia, etc. Many Chinese places in Long Beach tend to be extremely greasy fast food spots that emphasize large portions of mid-level quality instead of truly good flavors. EA Seafood is generally better than most of the LBC Chinese restaurants I've tried, but there are two big problems: 1) Service is not good. They are criminally understaffed and the wait staff does not have a good grasp of English. I would strongly suggest taking someone with you who speaks fluent Mandarin because at the very least, you will get exactly what you ordered and it will come much quicker. 2) The prices are higher than they should be for the quality of the food. Their average shareable dishes are between $20-$50 depending on what you order, but the taste is just a bit better than the fast food spots. If the service was better and the quality just a grade higher, I would have given it a better review. (One of the things that really bothered my party was the fact that we ordered steamed white rice and IT NEVER ARRIVED - the white rice was on our final bill and we had to tell the waitress to remove it because we never got the order). One major positive is that they seem better equipped to deal with larger parties as opposed to small groups. When we were there, the restaurant had two very large parties of ten or more people and it seems that they got much better service than my group. If I were inclined to return (I'm not BTW), I would consider bringing a group of ten or more people because the serving sizes are built to accommodate them. EA is OKAY, but not special. They need a larger waitstaff who are trained to be more attentive to their customers. Because of my experience, I probably won't go back. Good luck! read more

Great food. Love the dim sums. Higher price compared to other dim sum places but the generous sizing tells why. Definintely coming back.

Finally! I've been searching for a local spot that offers consistent, authentic Cantonese comfort food--and at last, I've found it at EA Seafood Restaurant. From the moment the dishes hit the table, you can tell this place takes pride in doing things the right way. The flavors are rich, balanced, and deeply comforting--exactly what you hope for when you're craving classic Cantonese cuisine. Every dish tastes fresh, thoughtfully prepared, and true to tradition. What really stands out is the consistency. Whether dining in or ordering takeout, the quality never wavers. The portions are generous, the ingredients taste fresh, and everything arrives hot and perfectly seasoned. It's the kind of place you can confidently recommend to friends and family without hesitation. If you've been looking for authentic Cantonese comfort food done well, EA Seafood Restaurant is it. I'm so glad to finally have a go-to spot locally--this one's a gem. read more

Cute little Chinese place. They are in a small strip mall, not in the greatest area of LB, but they have their own parking and the interior is clean. I ordered the salt and pepper pork chop, yang chow fried rice, and Singapore rice noodles. I wasn't in love with any of one dish. There was no love in the food. It was just okay. read more

EA Seafood Restaurant - Singapore rice noodles: small shrimp, and pork is not bbq, not a lot of flavor - Chinese Near Me - Long Beach, California

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Tasty Chinese! It's in an assuming strip mall lot. Interiors make it look like a previous Japanese type restaurant. They have all the Chinese specialties for sharing including a selection of small plates dimsum and larger entrees. Menu was hard to decifer without photos though so we scanned Yelp for photos. read more

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This time, the three of us went early for lunch and was able to order from the dim sum menu this time. Some of the dishes were quite good, with large portions, but also having the price to account for it. Don't expect Chinatown or SGV quality or prices. We came around 11:00, and surprisingly, we were the only customers. The interior is as nice as described before, and the three of us were seated in a booth/chair combination with plenty of space. All dim sum here are prepared when it is ordered, so preparing might mean just defrosting and steaming it from frozen in most cases. One orders simply from a paper sheet by marking what you want. It will start to arrive as it is prepared, and was inadvertently a nice cadence to we could sample everything as it came. We ended up bringing back about a third of the food homw so we ordered just a little too much for the three of us. Service was excellent throughout, including bringing out sturdy to-go containers for our left overs. Pork Porridge w preserved duck egg ($14.75) - it's a large bowl, enough to serve 4 people multiple helpings. The pork was barely there, but there was plenty of diced up egg...I like the pungent taste of this playing off of the plain congee, but my companions did not. Definitely not for everyone. Steamed pork dumplings ($7.95 each) - Got two of this. this is supposed to be a soup dumpling (XLB). There were five pieces, pretty sure it was prepared from frozen, originally made by a machine (the top didn't have any creases and the wrapper was uniform and thick). Not much soup inside, and the little pork ball had little flavor. Definitely skippable. Shrimp Rice Noodle Roll ($7.95) - one of the best dishes we got. Plenty of plump, well flavored shrimp, surrounded by thick rice noodle sheets, covered in a soy sauce. It needs to be chopped up to be servable, and we did that with our forks. Shrimp dumpling (HarGow for $7.95 each) - got two of this, and it was good and filling. Three large pieces in each order. It wasn't stuffed with whole shrimp like other places, but instead had a very chunky shrimp mixture that gave it a nice flavor and mouth feel. House Special Pan Fried Noodle ($16.95) - presented so beautifully, this dish shows that EA Seafood is elevated Chinese cooking. The brown sauce was good, and it was fun cutting the fried noodle with the provided spoon, making sure you got the side pieces that you wanted. Pineapple Sweet Cream Bun ($7.95) - part of the dim sum menu, it was OK. Tasted like it was prepared from frozen, typical from a Chinese grocery. I'm sure if we knew what we wanted, we could have asked for a right sauce, but wish they had offered a selection of it. The right sauce would really have elevated some of these dishes. read more

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Solid 4 stars. I haven't been here before and didn't look at pictures, so was a bit surprised when I parked. The outside is unassuming with no windows, inside a small plaza with a smoke shop next door. When you walk in, it feels like a Japanese restaurant. I'm Chinese and I thought the food was above avg. You put in the order with pencil and paper and the food comes out shortly. Listed in order of best to worst HK style beef chow fun - first dish that came out, big portion, good taste Siu mai - pretty good taste, 4 big pieces and had a nice bounce Black bean sparerib - pretty good flavor, wish there was more black bean sauce Ha gow - 3 big pieces (wish it was 4), thicker outer layer, decent Chicken feet - more of a yellowish color, below avg. Pork rice noodle roll - ordered it thinking it was the red cha siu but it was more like ground pork. Felt doughy. Not a lot of meat. $80 for 2 people (guy and girl) and had some leftovers. I wanted to give it a 4 stars but I couldn't. Some of the main dishes were good, but some of them were a miss. But I would go back and give it another shot. read more

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Pretty bummed out---prices have gone up significantly since last year and they don't even include fortune cookies!!! I was literally shocked when I heard the total. After spending almost $100 including tip, they couldn't even give us utensils or cookies! Unfortunately this will be the last time we order from here read more

EA Seafood Restaurant - Chinese Near Me - Long Beach, California

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We had the orange chicken, Mongolian beef, salt and pepper squid, egg flower soup, pork fried rice. Everything was delicious. Service was excellent. read more

We've been to EA Seafood before for their authentic Chinese dishes (truly on par with the best spots in SGV and Monterey Park), but just discovered they serve dim sum on the weekends --and wow, it did not disappoint. The shumai dumplings were huge, juicy, and absolutely bursting with porky and shrimpy flavors. The har gow were spot-on, stuffed with generous chunks of shrimp that tasted fresh and perfectly cooked. But the surprise star of the meal had to be the pork and chive dumplings. These were insanely good--savory, aromatic, and packed with that bold chive/green onion flavor that pairs so well with the pork. This dim sum is legit, and it's so exciting to have a spot like this right here in Long Beach. EA Seafood has officially become our go-to for both classic Chinese dishes and dim sum. Can't wait to come back again! read more

EA Seafood Restaurant - Cantonese Sponge Cake, Shumai, Hargow, XLB, Pork and Chive dumplings. - Chinese Near Me - Long Beach, California

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Literally The Best Chinese Restaurant in Long Beach, and you know there's a lot of good spots out here. EA goes above and beyond Everytime. Me and my husband have not ordered a dish that wasn't top quality amazing .. and sometimes we pick random things we've never heard of because we're 100% certain it's gona be fire, and it always is! Top Four things we get! The Duck! Hong Kong Chow Fun, bok choy (Veggie side) & braised pork belly! read more

Very glad to see an authentic canto-Chinese style restaurant in Long Beach! And also offers Dim Sum! Ordered to go and everything was so thoughtfully packed and still tasted delicious at home, the quality and flavor of each dish is excellent, thank you! read more

Amazing!! They have authentic Cantonese comfort food and they deliver every time! Definitely my new go to place

I tried their stir fry beef and it was really good. Perfect lunch plate. It came with egg flower soup that was good and the single spring was perfectly crispy. Another notch. read more

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